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e have stephane who was in riyad today who has come out of that meeting who said they wanted to see if a peaceful resolution could come following the december agreement by the u.n. security council. i think iran has escalated this situation. iran is playing a destabilizing role in the region. there's no doubt about that. but iran if they had a nuclear weapon would be an even worse actor. so even if the saudi weren't thrilled with the nuclear agreement, they did understand that iran as a nuclear weapon would have more of a deterrent and have more power. iran is in the mix of a very complex political process internally. they've got elections coming up in late february. both for their parliament and for what is called the council of experts who will decide the current successor to the supreme leader. there are hard liners of hard liners of iran. we think that they're a monolithic country. but they have real politics. there are more reformists than the hard liners even if there are hard liners of hard liners. charlie: you can see that from the tone in this ayatollah vs. the tone from presi

hail caesar"...melis sa mccarthy leading an all-female revue of "ghostbusters"...and "selma" star stephan james runs like jesse owens in "race." that's the 2016 box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. also scheduled for release next december: the "star wars" spinoff "rogue one." helping to bring "bright futures" to local students. still ahead, on around siouxland. in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. <

composer and producer stephan moccio tweets.... "celine dion changed my life forever. i am deeply saddened by the loss of rene angelil.... who i admire. story. breaking news out of west africa.. ebola is back.. minutes ago.. health officials in sierra leone confirmed.. an autopsy of a boy who died in the northern part of the country revealed.. he died of the deadly virus. this just hours after the world health organization declared the ebola outbreak... is over. that's the latest from the breaking news center. new at six.. a sharp increase in bullying in clark county schools.. up 40% in the past couple of years. some have the potential of escalating into fights like this one at sierra vista high school. this cell video was shared with us just before thanksgiving. now.. some state grant money could help. action news reporter marissa kynaston spoke with the parent of a bullying victim about how that money should be used. take pkg you might remember this fight from back in november-- nat get her two high schoolers at sierra vista high school-- ganged up on the other stude

good morning, i've stephan chase, >> i'm mike gonzalez, glad you're with us on this january 14th. are they thinking perhaps they will get a little piece of that? >> they were all gathering. who knows? i guess they are just showing their support. >>> let's check in with the weather. we're off to a a chilly start but looking good for later today? >> certainly is, the 50s will be back later today. that is a jackpot enough i guess for me. 29 degrees though now in raleigh. 29siler city and mid-20s in sanford. fayetteville now dropped to below freezing at 31 degrees. look at this, , talk about a little bit of a wind, makes it in raleigh feels more like 22. feels like 19 in roxboro. look around roanoke rapids and rock rowa -- rocky mount, feels like low 20s. before the sun rises. we warm up after the sun comes up. we'll be almost 13 degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. 50 at 6:00 p.m. this evening. as the clear skies hang around. we'll get to more on the forecast and when you're going to need an umbrella again coming up. right now look at this, glenwood avenue and blue ridge road

we have stephan kim with more information. >> reporter: it's just a very tragic way to start the year. in brooklyn. investigators are just entering the building to try to figure out what happened. terrifying scene. when they arrived, a resident

oakland police suspected 22-year-old stephan lee shot her. >> he was an individual we knew was involved in group and gang violence. >>reporter: two months later, police arrested lee for another shooting injuring two men at a backyard marijuana grow in oakland. police plodded guilty to gun charge and was sentenced to seven years in san convention on the. he was in prison when he was arrested for the murder of judy salamon. captain jointer had another mystery to solve in 2013. where did lee get the hand gun he used in that backyard shooting? one of many high quality guns showing up on the streets of hoke land. gloc handguns, guns with lasers. >>reporter: westbound days of stephan lee's arrest, the atf traced the gun he used in the backyard shooting to this man. atm agents arrested oakland security guard edward purry in october of 2013 m. >> he purchased and sold 92 guns notary public less than four months. >> he was illegally buying hand guns that summer using a false address in loss vegas at gunstore after gunshore. nine guns on one july day at big gun. seven in july at the las vegas gun

stephane watts led with 19 points today. hillary summers also with her they trailed of the breaking cannot come back. 76-61. n.c. state women trying to take down the second of phone of the week with louisville. dominic wilson has been unstoppable. had a career-high 31 points today. stepping through the lanes and foul. state falls in the final second. joel: if i'm trying to get my hands on some idiocy championship game tickets i am out of luck? >> you might be for now. joel: three minutes sold out? showdown in south carolina. the key take away. reporter: a popular concert

the rangers get the first short handed goal of the season thanks to a great effort{ by derek stephane who scored his second goal of the game. the blue shirts get the first win of the new year 6-2. >>> finally, have we seen the last om tom coughlin patroling the sidelines? >> not necessarily done with coaching. thank you very much for asking. my wife will not want me to be home probably longer than 48 hours. here's your coat. don't you have some place to go? >> judy coughlin is a saint. one day or one week and then get him back out the door and working. he could do tv. he could coach again. he could work for the nfl. he could do a little bit of everything. anything and everything. >> thank you. we'll be right back. no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day

breaking news tonight involving let' s get to to: stephan with what we know. reporter: if you take a look around and terminal c, things are moving pretty t the case an hour ago. folks check in and they see a message that says system down. i want to show you some video we shot around noon today. look at these long lines. the outage impacted the entire jetblue network. it is one of the largest airlines at logan, the system down in total for about two hours. the airline tells us the time in davis happened, around noon, is their slowest time of as they near the busiest time in the terminal. so the good news is, if you are flying out tonight, everything is back up and running. no delays at this point. we are also told that the cause of this outage remains under investigation. ed: heartbreak tonight after a teenager was killed in a crash in connecticut. the 18-year-old was killed when the car she was in, with three friends, crashed into a frozen pond. it happened in union, connecticut near the massachusetts border. police say the car went into a lawn unch area befor

but despite the arrest here's garcia pictured with miami-dade county commissioners rebecca sosa and stephan bovo. she is getting a proclamation commem training 20th anniversary of the 1994 cuban exodus. garcia was there as the president exodus 1994, an organization she started to help cuban rafters. >> there's not a vetting process that goes to every single individual. we give something tow an obviously y e was somebody a was tacting in bad faith and she's been sentenced. >> hatzel: here's garcia talking to reporters less than a week ago to help cuban migrants arriving from costa rica. this is promotion a v veo for a foundation voice of women, a domestic abuse organization garcia was also running. both organizations active were seeking donations, so where did all the cash go? well, we went to the home where we know garcia's mother and husband live. 66 surprise. no one came to the door. in southwest miami-dade, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: eight minutes after 6:00. it's a good time to check on the evening rush. local10 gyns gyns right here. traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jeni

rockers gen stephane and gaven rossdale also called it quits but she quickly rebounded -- . [ station audio trouble ] kim kardashian and kanye west welcomed their second child. and sandra bullock adopted her second. jennifer lawrence became the highest paid actress. but criticized hollywood for still paying her male co-stars more. >> turn your weapons. >> she wrapped up the final installment. the hunger games series. >>> viola davis was the first african-american to win an emmy for best actress in a drama. and ballerina misty copeland became the first black female principal dancer with american ballet theater. this smash hit musical hamilton brought hip-hop to broadway. with a multi-racial cast, performing the life of founding father alexander hamilton. taylor swift took on apple, over not paying artists during a three-month free trial of its streaming service. and won. ♪ on the other side. >> and adele's long-awaited third album, "25" became the top-selling album of the year, in the first week. >> david letterman signed off after 33 years of late night television. >> thank you for ev

>>> well, we knew 24 hours ago when stephane dee mature are when he said he was go for the widest possibleresentation. the u.n. saying they are going to wait and see who accepts the invitations and then they will issue a list of participants. but he has done what he said he was going to do which was invite a wide representation, which is not what many of the key opposition groups want. this is the so-called vienna process that built these talks that was supposed to take place on friday. part of the early meetings had a decision that one country, saudi arabia would go and find who the opposition were, who should be part of the opposition delegation. saudi arabia did that. they had meetings, conferences in riyadh, they pulled together what they called the riyadh list. saudi arabia, and those on that riyadh list believe they should be, the opposition that comes here. but russia objected to that reed a list, saying that there were too many fighting groups, too many jihadists, there weren't enough kurds and secular people on the list. and in the end, the invitations are going to be decided by t

. >> we knew 24 hours ago when stephane de mistura said he was going to go for the widest possible representationthe opposition. one country, saudi arabia, would go and find who the opposition were, who should be part of the opposition delegation. saudi arabia did that. they pulled together lots of opposition groups and pulled together what they called the riyadh list. saudi arabia and those on that list, believe they should be the opposition that comes here. but russia objected to that reed a list, saying that there were too many fighting groups, too many jihadists, there weren't enough kurds and secular people on the list. and in the end under a u.n. resolution passed at the end of last year, the representations are going to be decided by the u.n., and he has clearly decided to include people not on the riyadh list. this will be very controversial among those on the list and also key players like the gulf countries and turkey. >>> syrian government forces have recaptured a strategic town in the south of the country. it is the latest victory for president bashar al-assad's troops. gerald tan has

. >> calvin: back here at home, a teenager remains in stephan care. police say 14-year-old sanity was shot three tiles -- santiago. the shooting appears to be gang related. police say they planned to talk with santiago once he recovers. so far no one has been arrested. >>> now tie disturbing discovery, a body is recovered near the broward college south campus in pembroke pines. police say the man was found floating in the lake near the campus along with his bike. so far it is not known how the man died. >>> and now to a truck catching fire in northwest miami-dade. the flames shot straight into the air and so intense they could be seen from i-95. a homeless man was living inside the truck, and they believe a cigarette may be to blame. >> laurie: six minutes after 6:00. good time to check teaching rush jans jans right here with a engines. >> jenise: i-95 neighbourhood at atlantic boulevard. you can see where "cars" are starting to hit their brakes. again this is i-95 southbound right around atlantic boulevard. there is an off-ramp blocked with speeds at

live in chelsea, nicole a stephan. reid: breaking news tonight, a hingham native and boston university grad is home tonight free after being held in iran. trevithick and his family after an emotional reunion at logan airport just a little while ago. our rhondella richarson reports, he is part of a prisoner swap that also freed four other americans. >> we are overjoyed that he' s out. reporter: the parent of matt trevithick found out he' s coming home when he phoned yesterday at 4:52 a.m. >> it is the call we were hoping to get. he was on the way to the airport. reporter: the 33-year-old has been studying language in iran since september. he' s been in prison for 40 days. >> it' s been difficult. we got a lot of support from friends and family members. we were able to get through it. we appreciate all the help. reporter: the boston university grad received the young alumni award from his school and has been overseas since 2008. mentioned by the president. >> matthew, who was in iran, the cases were largely unknown, but

having been a victim of fraud twice, brooklyn resident stephan keyes knew right away the call was a scam. i know the nypd wouldn't call for a donation for their retirement. sure enough, the nypd tells us the police department never solicits money over the phone. although keyes didn't fall for the scam, she says her sister and co- worker both received the same call which spurred her to warn new yorkers. he tells a nice story and you'll feel sorry for him and you mightve him your information and there you have it you're a victim of fraud. if you get a call claiming to raise money for the police department, the nypd encourages you to report the call to the new york city police department internal affairs bureau at212- 741-8401. all calls will be kept confidential. if you are interested in maki ng a contribution to the nypd you can reach out to the new york city police foundation. 555 fifth avenue, 15th floor a funeral will be held this morning for one of the students killed in a bus crash in honduras this week. daniella moffson grew up on heartache at daniella moffson's old manhattan high s

back to mike and stephan. >>> the winter weather may have hit a few days ago but its affects are still -- effects are still hanging around in our area. >> sure is. checking things out for us. >> reporter: this is the 700 block of durham road. and the cold temperature caused a pipe po burst. the freezing and thawing that we have seen over the past few days is not good for the pipes. it immediate a hole down there. a wake forest cop found the water main break. he was driving by on a routine patrol this is more at the foot of someone's driveway. there's a pretty significant hole. but it looks like it goes a couple feet down. they turned the water off. but they have to wait for more people to get out here before they can fix it they have part of durham road shut down and road. it does not seem to be causing too much of a traffic backup just yet at this hour of the morning. but it is something that you heading in this direction. reporting live in wake forest, emma wright, wncn news. >>> some ice is covering roads and streets allege parking lots in -- streets and parking lots in the area and

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stephan called me, money, and we were together to turn it around. we have a jewel here brothers and sister. and people want to say this and that and complain and why that is fun. this is a great and i'm really happy we have it here and i'm glad as a commissioner on my watch man when i came into the union the terminal is named after him. as the only terminal named after union leader lifetimes of people think same about working-class people that's why came from james-was a little guy about 5.3. if you look at that the cruise was named after him. it's not the size of the person it's what's in their heart. your commitment that man loves san francisco. so, thank you. >> thank you. follow those remarks. i just want to thank you, peter, for your present it thank you everyone for being here today. but it's been wonderful for us to be able to speak about the successes of the terminal as we sit here and can really enjoy the scenery, the view of the lashley from the site we don't get it though i note the audience gets it to see a little bit of the view from th

stephan called me, money, and we were together to turn it around. we have a jewel here brothers and sister. and people want to say this and that and complain and why that is fun. this is a great and i'm really happy we have it here and i'm glad as a commissioner on my watch man when i came into the union the terminal is named after him. as the only terminal named after union leader lifetimes of people think same about working-class people that's why came from james-was a little guy about 5.3. if you look at that the cruise was named after him. it's not the size of the person it's what's in their heart. your commitment that man loves san francisco. so, thank you. >> thank you. follow those remarks. i just want to thank you, peter, for your present it thank you everyone for being here today. but it's been wonderful for us to be able to speak about the successes of the terminal as we sit here and can really enjoy the scenery, the view of the lashley from the site we don't get it though i note the audience gets it to see a little bit of the view from th

he joins us live at the scene with the breaking details, stephan. >> reporter: well david, it is just a very tragic way to start

they were focusing on stephan on business communication. i told them to do exactly what i do. this is my backup plan. i should open a chiropractor. >> reporter: kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> family dynasty. wait to you see what happened when a group of seniors needed what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. >>> when a supermarket on long island closed, a group of seniors started taking a shuttle to another store. costs started to head up. some had trouble affording the fair. so the owners of their new store stepped up to help bring them in. here is long island reporter kristin thorne. >> reporter: a shuttered grocery store may not seem like front page news, but to the seniors, it means a lot. >> it was everything. >> reporter: the closest supermarket now is nearly 2 miles away. the town of huntington put in a special bus route from the village senior h

stephan straw buyers of guns, people who buy guns for other people.f guns across state lines. all that hung on a major compromise on expanded background checks. there was not enough republican support to pass it and so the bill died. that has been the last move for any kind of broad gun legislation. >> are democrats in line with the president? what also they proposed? paul: the democrats are in line, but there was not a lot -- he is really tinkering on the margins of law. that is why he turned the conversation to appeal to congress to do more. whether it is banning people listed on a terrorist no-fly list from owning a gun. expanding background checks more widely. as nancy pelosi tried to do last year, trying to allow the citizens and controls to do more research on guns. all that stuff congress would have to do. in fact a bunch of stuff the , president announced today a stuff the congress will have to act on. they are still going to have to act on the $500 million he wants for mental health care assistance. that is stuffing cannot do by himself. cong

having been a victim of fraud twice, brooklyn resident stephan keyes knew right away the call was a scam. i know the nypd wouldn't call for a donation for their retirement. sure enough, the nypd tells us the police department never solicits money over the phone. although keyes didn't fall for the scam, she says her sister and co- worker both received the same call which spurred her to warn new yorkers. he tells a nice story and you'll feel sorry for him and you mightve him your information and there you have it you're a victim of fraud. if you get a call claiming to raise money for the police department, the nypd encourages you to report the call to the new york city police department internal affairs bureau at212- 741-8401. all calls will be kept confidential. if you are interested in maki ng a contribution to the nypd you can reach out to the new york city police foundation. the address is 555 fifth avenue, 15th floor the nypd is set to increase the number of officers wearing body cameras - but the public has never seen any of the footage captured in its pilot program. that's when the

some of my team from the house sergeant at arms office, ted daniels plans all this and stephan does the supreme court, and i have got others doing various other things, or they did, i did then and now, paul urban does. kathleen joyce does the announcements of not the president but the others, the cabinet, the supreme court, the senate, and the joint chiefs of staff. susan: i can tell from your voice that there is a bit of nostalgia even though it has been three plus years since you left the position of watching it from far away on a night like this. thank you so much for helping us understand all that goes into running on the state of the union, bill livingood. do -- tois an honor to be talking to you all tonight. and you're right, and loved every minute of it. susan: we can certainly tell. thank you so much for your information. we are here with the historian of the u.s. senate and we just watched the senators rather in their chamber. talk us through how that procession, how they gather and how the procession makes their way across the capitol and what the symbolism is of that. they: t

he and stephan williams is accused of stealing propane tanks. 5,000 there's worth of tanks were stolen, they believe they sold the tanks to a scrap yard. >>> philadelphia mayor, jim kenney says they are considering changes to the mummers day parade. two acts sparked outrage and controversy, in one some comics strutted in brown face and another comics performed a skit of caitlyn jenner to dude looks like a lady. >> the mummers parade is a celebration of family. it's competition and a celebration of new year and steeped in great tradition. making people feel bat about who they are is not part of the mummers tradition and we need to work on that. >> kenney also emphasized that he believes that progress would come out of increased education and discussions and simple awareness. >>> all right, meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us full sunshine out there, a nice recovery, 18 if philadelphia and we moved into the 40s this afternoon and moving up ward in the temperature department, that is a good thing if you didn't like what you felt the last 36 hour

stephan costner ever since herih moved to d.c.e'h been waking up to fox5.. >> thank you.ou thank you very much. m stephan for doing that and ift f you want to be our next fan of the day post your picture below his photo on the fox5 d.c. facebook page.age. looking sharp. >> in the meantime let's check's in with tucker barnes he's beene here about 14 years or so. o s how does the forecast look. l >> i've been in this area for aa long time.long tim 26 now. bright and sunny eventually low 40s.40s. we're not there yet.t e ye you still want a jacket ifl a you're running out the door dr right now. we have believe it or not not overnight lows that fell backl c into the single digits for partr of the area. a looking at satellite/radar, wea, are looking at conditions whichh are expected to feature a lot of sunshine.su there we go, satellite/radar isr nice and quiet. quick look at your seven dayn d forecast.rest it's featuring sunshine and a a little milder today.der yesterday we made the it to 34.3 with light winds and temperatures in the l

the war areas stephan currenailed seven 3-pointers and scored -- stephancurry nailed seven 3-pointers and the final score, 132-98. >>> and there was, however, a bright spot that came during the game's halftime show. our very own danita harris, you see her there, helped honor dr. martin luther king jr.. she and others were part of the speech he gave in cleveland in 1967 and was part of the annual that. city, our own personalized cleveland punc -- ponche. they voted for a new flavor to 2016rnc. this is called the breakfast of champions ponchke. made with dough infused with maple beer and some bacon and eggs local sources and rudy's strudel and bakery in parma will start selling the pastry today see the folks at rudy's, i don't know where the punchke's are this morning, we want to try them, right? >> we can be your official taste testers here at newschannel 5. >> this will cross all party lines. >>> and the time is 5:09 and happy you're here with us. i'm jackie fernandez. >> i'm terrence lee. this is what is coming up for you on good morning cleveland. a local home with no heat in this b

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. >> if you have a tip for stephan give us a call or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> tributes continue to pour in tonight for a musical and cultural legend. fans worldwide are honoring david bowie. how locals are remembering the artist. >> a musical milestone for apple while streaming music has the company humming right along. apple's new music streaming service appears to be hitting the right note ==vo== after launching back in june, "apple radio" re >>> apple's new music streaming period had to be launching and apple radio has 10 million subscribers. industry leaders say it could surpass parnda and spotify tonight most streamed music service in a year. >> his sound and look were unlike anything that america had ever seen. his impact on music immeasurable. tonight the world mourns the passing of david bowie. >> bowie died yesterday just days after turning 69 years old after what his publicist called an 18-month battle with cancer. he was no stranger to the music scene here in san francisco. in 1972 he recorded this video in the city. over the years he also perfor

reigning mvp stephan curry once scored 54 points at madison square garden and he will be ready to go today. team, only get to go there once a year. a lot of history has been made there. that's a game that any basketball player always looks forward to. >> we're going to be ready. whether we are or not, we have to be ready sunday. i don't think it's about them. it's more about us. >> this is an opportunity for us. obviously they're the favorites, it's obviously an opportunities for us. if we play hard and focus and execute well, we'll be able to compete with them. >>> in college basketball, seton hall looking to make it two in a row. led by 13 at the half. never looked back. here off the miss, isaiah whitehead ahead of the back. he gets that pretty move to go. that put the hall up by 16. they never got it under double digits again. whitehead finished with 22 points. st. john's and villanova at. rutgers will visit michigan state. >>> football fans, the wait is almost over. super bowl 50 is now one week away. enjoy the rest of your sunday everyone. for "today in new york," i'm harry cicm

but having said that, i think stephan stephanie's idea is the right one. look for yield, look for good balance sheets. we don't know where this market's going to go. >> you buy chevron today if your time horizon is 3 to 5 years? >> you could but you have to buckle the seat belt. you could be prepared you have a downturn in oil. despite some, you know, pretty significant saber rattling between two big powers in the middle east. there's not that much upward pressure and you could see a downdraft in oil that could make chevron texaco swoon as well. >> tensions in the middle east are escalating between two major oil producers. middle east expert and commodity strategist makes sense of the oil trade as saudi arabia cuts off diplomatic ties with iran. plus, there's a new drop trader on the halftime show and he is about to get a new accessory for his wardrobe. will it match his beard? hii'm here to tell homeowners that are sixty-two and older about a great way to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free dvd a

i think stephan will be on his way to tehran later this week.tion of these talks in its area will be very interesting. guy: the market has already priced in the return of a saudi arabian oil into the general market. i put that side by side with this story and the ongoing nuclear talks. what is the sense back in tehran? is this a done deal or are people hedging their bets. golnar: iranians are being much more optimistic. consumer confidence has increased when you are speaking to iranians on the streets. there is always the underlying sense of, we won't believe it until we see it. date for theation nuclear deal in january will be key on the ground for iranians in terms of seeing that capital unlock, of seeing iran's oil production return to the market. jonathan: just a final question for you, javier. and year we sat here everybody was looking for brent and crude to bounce back and it did not happen. what are your contacts saying about brent and oil trade for 2016? javier: we are probably going to reach a low point for the year unless something big

. >>> joining us as well is stephan stephanie rawli i irkrawlings b. how are you prepared?very prepared. we learned a lot from 2010. we got a lot of positive feedback but looking for ways to do things better. we have three times as much equipment as we did back then. we have equipment prepositions and public safety officers out there prepositioned. we have a lot of preidentified places to put the snow, the piles and piles of snow from snowmageddon, so we've prepositioned places we'll put the snow. so we are more prepared than ever and we just need the residents to cooperate and stay off the roads. >> and i know you ordered cars without chains or snow tires off city streets. other vehicles are allowed to remain on the streets, is that correct? >> we are. we're encouraging people to go home. we dismissed city employees and encouraged other employers to do the same thing to get people off the streets. it's very, very important that we keep the streets clear as much as possible, so the crews can do their jobs and salt and plow and make things safe. we want to make sure that our

his injuries are described as non-life-threatening meanwhile, 16-year-old stephan lexi, she will remain in a juvenile detention center the next few days and then go home who home detention where she will be monitored on a gps monitoring device. we are live in fort lauderdale. i'm terrell forney. >> janine: we continue to follow this breaking news, a missing child alert coming out of the city of homestead. laurie is in the video port with details. >> laurie: at fd le they really don't know how long this ten-year-old boy has been missing from homestead so they're putting out a missing child alert.. they believe this little would it on left is in a car with his older brother. on the left here is the little boy who is missing with ken-year-old anthony bermudez hernandez. it's a hyphenated last name. they believe he's with roberto bermudez hernandez, his 23-year-old brother. in homestead he was last seen in the 400 block of southeast has been specified so he may have been missing for quite some time. what police do believe is it's one of eater a 2008 black infinity with the florida plate cdc

some of my team from the house sergeant at arms office, ted daniels plans all this and stephan does the supreme court, and i have got others doing various other things, or they did, i did then and now, paul urban does. kathleen joyce does the announcements of not the president but the others, the cabinet, the supreme court, the senate, and the joint chiefs of staff. susan: i can tell from your voice that there is a bit of nostalgia even though it has been three plus years since you left the position of watching it from far away on a night like this. thank you so much for helping us understand all that goes into running on the state of the union, bill livingood. do -- tois an honor to be talking to you all tonight. and you're right, and loved every minute of it. susan: we can certainly tell. thank you so much for your information. we are here with the historian of the u.s. senate and we just watched the senators rather in their chamber. talk us through how that procession, how they gather and how the procession makes their way across the capitol and what the symbolism is of that. they: t

stephan smith is joining us now. political scientist, professor, good to have you.e sanders folks have a legitimate beef that microsoft could pull something? >> i think paranoia oruns amuck. i'm more worried about microsoft not functioning. my smart phone often goes kaput on me and i have to reboot it. so my concern is that people haven't been trained to do it right and i don't know if that will discriminate against sanders or one of the others. i really doubt it because the supporters of sanders and each of the -- can write down you know, who was there. they know most of the people. and if the numbers come out really weird, that would be the, a zas e for microsoft. the company would die if they did that. trying to jiggle the american presidency is a capital punishment for a business. >> do you, the first time, like the first iphone, the first windows software that comes out. there are bugs in there, right? so, i get nervous for iowans. microsoft, a great company and great, smart people there, that something inevitably will go wrong the first time out the high-tech

. >>> i'm joined by journalist stephan devries, one of the first people to arrive on the scene of the us a sense of how you're feeling and what you remember about that day. >> reporter: well, it was a very strange day. like you said, i was one of the first to arrive on the scene on january 7th because my office is only five minutes away from the "charlie hebdo," where they were having their offices at the time. when i arrived, actually maybe at the same moment as the emergency services and the situation was very unclear, trying to gather information from the police who was running around very frantically. they had no idea either. first there were reports of two people injured by a shooting. then it was three people injured, one dead. two dead and then about -- took about a half hour when we learned that 12 people had died within "charlie hebdo's" premises and amongst them, a lot of members of the magazine. then suddenly we realized that more journalists had gathered at that moment already. suddenly we realized that 12 colleagues had been killed in cold blood on a clear day in january

. >> for the guys the award goes to golden state warriors and nba champion step fury, stephan curry.led his team to you their first championship in 40 years. he helped them achieve a record of 24-zero to start this season. he joins larry bird, michael jordan and lebron james who are the the only other nba players to ever nab the title of associated press sports person of the year. man he can shoot from half court and boom. >> last time we did this and we did this 42 weeks ago, and they name their top people. people wrote in on twitter and said what about american pharoah the the horse. >> the triple crown winner. >> it is not a person. >> it is a horse. >> but it hats been done before. >> secretary at did it in the late 07's. >> that would have been a good one. >> it is an athlete of the year, i guess so. i will go with serena and step. >> yes. >> in the next hour, we know meek mill was in fill last night because he has to be because the judge said he could not leave. because he stayed here where was his girl friend, how nicki minaj is proving maybe it is commitment, and a paycheck,

now talk about the global economy, global markets of the chairman and ceo of the blackstone group, stephanrtzman. good to see you. thank you for joining us. i want to take the conversation off with something you wrote. now it's got to be a year ago or eight months ago you wrote an op-ed on liquidity and you were telling the world that if we see markets go of rye there is a real threat we will not have the liquidity because of education. is that what we see right now? >> that is part of it. there are a lot of things going on, but clearly regulators under the dodd-frank provisions have reduced liquidity and the activities that things can be in. in certain bond markets, there is absolutely no inventory is being kept by what used to be dealers. that leads to prices cap been and it seems to me very logical that when you have a lot more sellers than buyers, if you have an uncertain time you get a very adverse outcome. it is one of many factors that regulation has affected that don't end up working. maria: we were talking about this earlier in the show, basically made the point club, when you see

today's to the iowa caucus here on "washington journal," we iowa university professor stephan schmidtalso later on we hear from arkansas senator and a supporter of marco rubio, tim hutchinson. former senator tim hutchinson on the marco rubio game plan. first up, as part of our campaign 2016 coverage, we talked to a well-known iowa volunteer who was working for one of the campaigns this year. >> we are inside the iowa campaign headquarters, joined by a telethon consultant. for many years he was known as one of the super volunteers of the iowa caucuses. we haven't heard that term before, was a super volunteer? >> generally speaking, is viewed differently by different people. in terms of what would constitute that acronym. it's one who goes above and beyond what is normally expected of a volunteer to participate. with their activity. and commit an inordinate amount of time to accomplish the task in hand. and basically, it's done from all of theo gather information that is necessary to complete the campaign tasks. and just go above and beyond and commit for that. sense of how above and be

[video clip] pregnant withwas my second son, stephan. i marched down pennsylvania and lobbied my member of congress with a petition for the rights of the unborn. >> when i had my children, the pro-life movement had so much more meaning to me. >> it's a celebration of life. >> defending life is always the right thing to do. >> i would encourage a young woman to be courageous. >> women bring life into the world and know firsthand the value of life. >> you need to step forward. you need to step up. and we need to let people see who we are, what we stand for, what our values are. >> we have a record number of women in office right now, serving in congress who are pro-life. forf you're not running office yourself, you had better be supporting people who are. >> it's so important that you get involved and make your voices heard. >> the main challenge we have is to always speak from the heart. sometimes very difficult situations that women are in, and we understand that. >> thank you for carrying this message to people all over the country. >>

hail caesar"...melis sa mccarthy leading an all-female revue of "ghostbusters"...and "selma" star stephan james runs like jesse owens in "race." that's the 2016 box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. also scheduled for release next december: the "star wars" spinoff "rogue one." helping to bring "bright futures" to local students. still ahead, on around siouxland. in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea