steven b. >> soon, it was fatally clear not everybody did. >> they came up on a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. >> i was like, this cant be happening. >> what did happen? >>> the hunt is on, a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, why did you get on that boat? >> a scheming businessman. and a missing fortune. >> you're a multimillionaire. and you don't have any money? >> from high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i will ever get another case quite like this. >> who killed the radio star? hello. and welcome to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. stans of steven b. williams' hit radio show woke up every morning to his golden voice. he was a deejay who found fame and fortune. one day, steven b. disappeared. detectives were determined to solve the mystery. but the key remained stubbornly out of reach. wrapped in a napkin. tucked in a cabinet. and hidden in a library. would anyone ever find it? here's keith morrison. ♪ >>>. >> reporter: down

why would steven avery do this? >> that's a good question. >> reporter: we asked ken katz, who wrote a book about this. >> he started planning this event the first day he went to prison. >> reporter: and we talked with a lead investigator of the case, who has come under fire for this silent interrogation. why are you sitting here today? >> i realized that someone needed to speak out to tell the truth of what happened. >> reporter: so, what did happen here? the story begins with the woman at the heart of this case, a 25-year-old photographer from wisconsin named teresa halbach. kim and teresa were friends in college. kim says teresa had a special way with her subjects. >> she could make them smile. i think that's what she loved to do. >> reporter: the two stayed in touch after they launched their careers. but that would change suddenly on october 31st, 2005. investigators say the photographer was on assignment for auto trader magazine when she disappeared. >> i just kind of dropped knowing it was somebody i knew. >>

steven: i'd like to get thoughts from you on antitrust. there's some debate whether antitrust laws can rein in big tech companies, like facebook and google. you were party to a letter to the ftc regarding existing antitrust law in the digital era. do you think we need new laws when it comes to antitrust? do you think the existing laws right now are sufficient to put a check on some of these big firms? xavier: there's always a need to refresh. there's always a need to make sure our laws are adapting. we have some basic tenets, those that underline our values. i think the constitution has proven itself a durable document. but even the constitution has undergone changes and amendments, the bill of rights was the first. and so what we have to do is make sure we've got laws that fit the time. and certainly this internet age is very different from the industrial age. we've got to constantly be out there working and making sure we have laws that fit the needs of the people, and the enterprises to make sure it's working. i feel comfortable our dem

steven hopkins going back to where? >> joseph: he died in new england. >> guest: so he signed up twice? optimist at heart. >> joseph: because he had been in virginia he had a very salable commodity. he may have spoken the al gong wn dialect in virginia. he knew how to deal with native americans. so he was one of the more important people who were on the mayflower we don't hear very much about that. >> guest: i think both of them included part of my question. i was just going to say when you referred to them experiencing the frontier, that included their interaction with indigenous people in that area? >> joseph: absolutely. >> guest: my question is -- do you know if anyone on the 1603 ship, or later, were any of the crew part of the expedition that landed and the roanoke island in 1587? and that 100 people vanished that people had been looking for ever since. >> joseph: the same people involved in the virginia people had been involved in roanoke. they went to sir walter raleigh's house and had to talk him into giving th

talk to your doctor about mavyret. >>> this is steven and april. >> when steven soden ran away from a thought he would come back for her. >> steven tells his sister april, i'm going to get out of here, go find us home and then you'll come with me and i'll take care of you. >> but steven never came. months later her older half brother ron did. ron had been serving in vietnam when steven went missing and his disappearance tortured him for years. >> we always thought, i always thought some day, around the holidaying, that i would get a phone call and it would be from steven. but it didn't happen. >> ron spent years searching for him. >> i contacted the salvation army. i heard that they would help with the search. i contacted them several times. no results there. i would look in the directories for the name steven soden and find phone numbers and call. anytime i saw anything in the newspaper, heard anything on the news about anything pertaining to a missing boy or missing boys, i would make contact there. i made contact with a forensic anthropologist down in texas one time. >> then in 201

steven stays with us.cron faces the biggest crisis of his presidency as violence continues to flare in france. we'll talk about that and see what's happening in these markets. we have a really strong rally underway in europe, stoxx 600 up over 2%, very indiscriminate, but autos doing nicely. here in london, 8:26. we're back with more european politics. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. trade truce. european stocks soar with bond yields after u.s. and china agree a cease-fire on tariffs. and oil jumps the most since june as a saudi and russia extend their deal to manage the markets. plus, alberta announces output cut in canada as q

it's no surprise that the words are so similar to what steven hopkins was using in bermuda because steven hopkins was on the mayflower. he was one of those strangers. >> why does this matter? let me conclude by gesturing a little broadly and maybe canterbury times. why is it important to tell the story in this new history of america's origin? we have a pretty good origin. we all know this and it's the program tale and religious oppression, flight in the mayflower, skate to the promised land and it's not like were naÏve but i saw on the table )-right-parenthesis you lies my teacher told me by james and across the way is billed may far which companies these mythology but the influence of the myth is still there. it's embedded in the image we have that america is a shining city on a hill that image that was made popular by the 1980s by ronald reagan and borrowed it, by the way, from john kennedy used it in the 1960s but it did not get on until reagan used it. america -- if this is america and this is our image america is built on a covenant not between people but tween people and god. this i

he called me and said, steven spielberg just called me. he has a new movie. i want you to come us here and look at it, and tell me what you think about it. and steve said, i am too busy. i said, i am writing a book, send me a tape. well, anybody knows in the movie business, you do not release anything that early. so stephen said, i can't, but i will send out a camera crew out there for you. then he sent a limo out to pick up everyone from st. louis. he calls me and says, they sent a crew and i am heading over to the theater in a new orleans. i am in this luxurious limo, by myself and they have reserved a theater on the west bank of new orleans, the oakwood theater. steve was talking to me, and i said, oh my god, he has the whole place surrounded by security at 10:00 on a sunday morning, there was no other show going on. just him and the theater. spielberg says, ucs, and then tell me what you see the movie, then, later and tell me what you think. he was so possessed unemotional about those first 23 minutes, that he said, i have to have a break and go out and s

president trump praises steven mnuchin and.t it soon. $50 for the first time since 2017 over worries of u.s. supply. this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get you up to speed with first word news. >> a second immigrant child has died while in custody. the eight-year-old had been detained with his father since december. authorities noticed he was ill on monday. medical checks have been ordered on every child in custody. beto o'rourke it says it is not enough. is just tragic. we are thinking about his family right now, what they must be feeling to have lost their child on christmas day, to be in a strange country and not know what is next for them. we want to do everything we can to help that family. >> the inspector general is investigating the circumstances that led to the death of a seven-year-old earlier this month. north and south korea staging a ceremony to upgrade severed rail links between the two countries. they were revived earlier this year. the u.s. security council ranted an exemption to allow the ceremony proceed

. >> steven wanted to crash on the couch and sober up. but christina wanted to get home. it was now about 3:30 saturday morning. >> she wanted me to take her home. >> she wanted you to take her home. you say i can't. i had too much to drink. she said i want to go. >> she is stubborn. i'm not going to force her to stay. >> he said christina decided to drive herself home. >> i said if she felt she could not drive, i would walk back and get her and sleep it off or leave in a few hours and i would take her. >> she left the party and just like that, christina morris vanished. >> after she vanished without a trace, it was a race against the clock to find christina morris. >> coming up. >> i got a feeling in my stomach. >> the first clue to the mystery. >> they found christina's car. she never got in it. >> when "dateline" continues. atn s can you feel it ♪ ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it box: woah! ♪ can you feel it woman: delivery ♪ can you feel it woman: alexa, turn on the lights. ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it advil liqui-gels minis. breakthrough i

. >>> then our lester holt goes one on one with the legendary steven spielberg, who is on a mission and talking about one of his most impactful films, "schindler's list." "early today" starts right now. >>> good thursday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight, illinois state police confirming that two adults have been killed and multiple people injured after a car crash involving a semi truck and also ae semi truck was trave wrong direction on the interstate and struck the school bus head on. >> the accident happened on i-74 near downs in mclean county, illinois. the athletic director for normal community west high school tells our local affiliate that the bus was carrying their jv girls' basketball team. they were on their way back from a game in champaign, illinois. schl district says there were 11 people on the bus and that all of the students were t with no serious injuries. iowa state police say the 34-year-old truck driver was killed as well as charles crabtree, a 72-year-old passenger on that bus. >>> now to a frantic search for a handful of missing

steven: the eurozone financial reforms that were taken up by the eu council.hat was on the table there were things like a common budget for these 19 nations that share a common currency but not the common fiscal policy. a common finance minister. deposit insurance. these were all seen as important policy that could such strengthen the eurozone. there was this great window that was seen with the election of macron and this franco-german engine to drive this policy. they strengthens the bailout fund. but all of this other stuff got tabled. there was a huge debate between northern and southern european nations about what they want the eurozone to look like. ben: that is what happens to boring stories. janelle: so much for a closer europe. i think that is big g as well. ben: in the u.s., the partial government shutdown is set to continue into next year. over 300,000 workers face unpaid leave, which is why it the owner of a burger joint in washington is trying to do his bit to ease the pain. reporter: hot juicy burgers of melted cheese. could they be the answer to

cnn's steven zblohong is follow the story.he chinese government to crackdown on these christians. >> reporter: well, george, particularly this very, very prominent pastor, wong yee, because he is unusually vocal and blunt critic of the government. unlike many of his peers, pastor wong is known to give fiery and really passionate sermons to his more than 500 followers in this early church in the southwestern city of chan do. he never shies away from sensitive topics. he really speaks against what he perceives as social ills and wrong government policies, criticizing the country's increasingly powerful xi jinping. for example, when mr. xi oversaw the removal of presidential term limits early this year, basically paving the way for him to rule the country indefinitely, pastor wong spoke against that. that definitely didn't sit well with the government. as you mention, after his arrest, his supporters posted several of his writings, examples online, including one that basically -- in which he foresaw his upcoming arrest. but he sa

back with me right now steven moore. this is more of your expertise, steven and katherine.e a look at that. president trump lovers to boast the success of the market under his watch. and he has had some success. the red line on this graph shows growth of the s&p 500 from his inauguration day until today, december 21st. just over 6%. that's not bad actually. the red line, you know what that is? the red line is president oba obama -- excuse me, the blue line is president obama over 40% growth. is it smart for this president to brag about the success of the stock market. >> it was never smart for the president to tell the american public to judge the success of his presidency based on the stock market. the president does not control the market. second of all, this comparison that you are showing does not actually looks so flattering to trump even if he did control the stock market and what goes up can also go down. it was not particularly forward looking for trump to say hey guys, look at your 401-k. given that of course the market has taken a nose dive in recent weeks. in par

steven mnuchin has reacted on twitter. we have heard from other officials. let's ask this question first. if we were to hear the worst, and i know there are many legal steps before we could get to the firing of jerome powell, would it immediately mean a bear market for u.s. stocks? simon: i think it would be perceived very negatively because jay powell is a known quantity to markets. he represented a succession from janet yellen m the markets are very confident with it. the question would arise, what kind of fed chair would replace jay powell, and it is quite clear that the president wants to run the u.s. economy very hot and wants to go further in the run into 2020 on financial sector deregulation, and i think both of those resent both economic and financial stability risks. the type of thing independent central banks were supposed to depoliticize, and you would price and the fact that that is going to be heavily politicized in the second half of president trump's first term. nejra: we have already been seeing financial conditions tightening. in terms of di

that he does he has tried to pursue a policy of detente with putin why he hasn't been able to why steven should we be friendly with a country that obviously interfered with though elections that goes into ukraine that is still a danger to nato. i understand for exhibits a good idea to taunt the fights with why why should we be why wasn't hillary right . so you and i are now going to argue and which is good because we need to have these issues explored in a way that they're not being explored in the american mainstream media today so there are two issues that you are i have never advocated friendship with russia i advocate friendship with larry king with my friends i advocate partnership with russia that is essential and has been the case for decades because our of our capacity to destroy each other with nuclear weapons and the rest of the world with it that we have an x. a stench will need to partner with russia on national security matters and every american president in our lifetime laurie or just start with eisenhower has understood this the country has asked the president partner wit

steven, hold on. let's talk about that. i want to talk about that. i want to talk about this looming government shutdown. i want to move onto those issues. i suspect we're not only going to see u.s. troops out of syria but eventually out of iraq and afghanistan. clearly you're making that case as well. but -- >> no, wolf. i'm not making that case. >> well, you're expressing the views -- steven. you're expressing the view that it was a blunder to get involved in afghanistan. it was a blunder to get involved in iraq. >> we spent trillions of dollars. we went into iraq. we overthrew saddam hussein. there weren't weapon of mass destructi destruction. we created the power back into terrorism. no decisions of any kind have been made about the future. i'm talking about the past and how we got here. i'm talking about the voices we listen to or don't listen to when making foreign policy decisions. and why this president got elected to chart a better path for american policy. >> let's talk about a potential government shutdown at midnight tomorrow night on the

speaker, i would like to recognize my friend judge executive mike stevens of adair county, kentucky. his outstanding service and contributions during his tenure have greatly benefited his community and i'm proud to recognize him for his years of service. prior to being elected public office, judge exec testify -- judge executive stevens owned and operated his own farmcy. he's also served on the home place, board of directors, and lake cumberland area development district board of directors. judge executive stevens varied experience and knowledge of the local community made him a compassionate and effective county judge executive and exceptional public servant. on behalf of the first district of kentucky, i thank judge mike stevens for his numerous accomplishments while serving as adair county judge executive. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nebraska, mr. bacon, for five minutes. mr. bacon: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor one of nebraska's most dedicated leaders. rita sanders as served

steven have a high i.q. larry you too and thank you for joining me on this edition of politic you will mumma you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. teraflop russian airlines. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. teraflops russian headlights. that country called russia. no one has ever had a country never even heard about most. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this happen to you watch kaiser report. the u.s. state of alabama l

the world next up is a director who is quite the opposite of health and not typical festival fat steven spielberg was at the birth of the hollywood blockbuster his relatively low budget debut was definitely not ok. it begins with two vehicles overtaking each other a car and a truck bathroom to rule the road. when things get too hairy the car driver is forced to slam on the brakes. closest but the danger has passed. during. steven spielberg's debut was a film for television which was later shown in movie houses four years later spielberg's jaws' broke old box office records it was the earth of the blockbuster . jewel can be seen as a precursor to the battle between man and shark and they are by so from start to finish. from june to do lists the debut film of british director ridley scott's it's a question of all not a member of the who songs demands. says faction from another officer in the podiums army the complaint is trivial he says the man insulted him and the part of keep crossing. so i can fight the man three times and then tell tales on. change of tactics is what duty. is this roa

the flexion day is the feast of stvment steven -- st. steven. he was a deacon and our first mar tir. he died in about -- martyr. he died in 35. he died because he preached the gospel of christ and they sa you have to back off and he said i'm not going to. >> and the story is told in the acts of the apostles. >> the first day after jesus' birth is the first death on his behalf. and it doesn't get any nicer. the following day is the feast of the holy innocence. >> let's look at that slide. a little information is there too. the feast of st. john. . >> i skipped. so john the evangelist. shown as an eagle in many depictions of him. he's the most spiritual of the gospels, 50,000 foot level of gospel. very poetic. >> and he was one of jesus' disciples. we credit the gospel to him. >> there's a lot of debate about that. some say he's the gospel that jesus love 's rifrto -- referred to as that. contemporary. >> with jesus and writing soon after that. the one we're gointo br th o you s inn mo about the riches of christmas with laura. >>> hello. welcome b

if i was steven mnuchin i would be worried. a meeting last week in washington that he wants to stay this term and next term. alix: we will get into that later in the show. guys, thank you very much. you can find all the charts we are going to use at gtv on your terminal. browse the features and say the charts at gtv . coming up, shut down markets, the fed and president trump's efforts to quiet the markets amid the d.c. drama. is it enough? we will ask our guests next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg daybreak: americas." this is your bloomberg business flash. more items have been ordered on amazon ever than before. millions started prime membership spirits sales of amazon devices are up significantly. more than one billion items shipped for free with prime. chinese authorities are planning to help banks replenish capital and continue with their crackdown on financial risk without hurting credit growth. loans ande in bad slumping share prices is making it harder for banks to raise money. china hope stronger bu

here's the thing, steven. he reportedly wanted to stay on through his christmas party, zinke did, where he invited lobbyists and he's mired in investigations. what do you make of this situation where the white house is pushing him out. >> everybody loves christmas. he's been a real embarrassment for the trump administration. he has done environmentally some of what trump really wants. my guess is that he'll be replaced by someone who is also very, very tough on all these efforts at conservation, but in terms of his personal behavior and all the investigations he's involved with and the money he's spent on his office and everything else, i think really, you know, he looks so out of touch with the people who are supposed to be trump's base. so i think whether the white house pushed him out or not, it's probably good for trump that he's going because he's likely to be indicted down the road. >> and continuing on the topic of the revolving door. the current chief of staff, general john kelly, on his way out. the d

is whermily and steven? where are you? come with me, meghan. emily and steven. where are you?le, tennessee. this is the great meghan trainor. [ cheers and applause ] >> we have a little something kr them. do yw what it is? >> yes, i do. here it comes. you give it to them. >> tickets to the jingle ball! che this is the concert to see all of your favoritesre going to be there, includeding this lovely young lady. happy holidays. thank you for all that you are doing. and we, don't forget, hosting the fourth hour of the show, jingle ball tomorrow night. enjoy that. good to have you from nashville. we are back with this morning's golden globe nominations in a few minutes. first, a look at yourocal news and weather. the gre meghan trainor! >>> this is a news4 today news break. >> 8:26 on this thursday. i'm chris lawrence. let's start with a look at the roads with melissand your first4 traffic. >> inner loop o annapolis a brokenn d vehicle. cheverly southbound b.w. parkway a broken down vehicle blocking right lane. herndon eastbound toll road after center road crash blocking the left

september 25, 2017, security camera footage captures steven paddock arriving at the mandalay bay resort and casino six days before the attack. he's a high roller, a regular at the hotel. >> he was a very typical guest. he was, in our estimation, the lowest risk type of individual. >> no alarm bells going off. paddock checks into a suite on the 32nd floor and he's given the vip treatment, allowed to bring his luggage up through a service elevator. over the course of his stay, he makes several trips to his house in mesquite, nevada, and brings in case after case after case. 21 suitcases in all. full of guns and ammunition. the investigation shows on october 1st, he orders room service and rigs surveillance cameras. before he brings in a final batch of suitcases and locks himself in his room. that night, at 9:40 p.m., mandalay bay security officer jesus campos is on a routine security check, assigned to a room alarm on the 32nd floor. >> this was the last call of my night. >> reporter: you were heading home in your head. >> in my head, i was home free after this. >> reporter: he has no ide

. >>> and steven spielberg's mission. >> i think this is maybe the most important time to rerelease this film. possibly now, an even more important time. >> a hollywood legend on making sure the world never forget. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. the whirl of washington politics took a rare pause in honor of president george herbert walker bush today, on this national day of mourning. royalty, every living president, and even the most bitter of political rivals gathered at the national cathedral to pay tribute to him. the tears flowed and the laughter resonated as speakers remembered the friend, the leader, and for george w. bush, the father. our peter alexander has details. >> reporter: tonight marking the end of an era. george h.w. bush remembered as the nation's last great soldier statesman, who put service before self. the late president's hours pa hearse passing his home. his arrival at the national cathedral with the highest of honors. the bush family looking on. inside, partisan politics taking a pause. a rare moment of unity.

steven spielberg's debut was a film for television which was later shown in a movie houses four years later spielberg's jaws' broke old box office records it was the fifth of the blockbuster. can be seen as a precursor to the battle between man and shark and they are by so from start to finish. from juhu to do ists to the debut film of british director ridley scott's it's a question of honor a member of the new songs demand satisfaction from another officer in the podiums army the complaint is trivial he says the man insulted him and the poem of keep crossing. sir can i command three times and then tell tales on. tell you. this is this road ridley scott shot his debut just two years before creating saif i horror a masterpiece alien movie he would return to as it grew into a franchise the jewel case was the first statement of intent with innovative editing and opulent pictures. his protagonist fight the jew with increasingly dangerous weapons well death have the final word. in scott stay view archaic ideas of justice and on our drive to men to the edge of the precipice. our next debut

joining us now, katherine rampile, and steven moore. this is really the new normal, and part of the fact is we have been in a bull market for nearly ten years so it's going to happen. what is fascinating is the president's attention and what we saw from him at the beginning of the week on monday, tweets bashing the fed once again, and we see the massive 1,000-plus drop, and then we learn the president sees the success of the wednesday trading day and starts making calls from air force one on his way back to the states. steve moore, i am wondering if the markets are paying close attention to what the president is saying and doing? >> sure. let's not forget the market is up 20% since trump was elected, so he has been good for investors. there's turmoil, and by the way, i think you will see more volatility over the next couple of months. i think the biggest factor of all is clearly what the latest, you know, developments in the trade war with china, because that's got huge implications for the global economy. the fed did make a major mista

now you have the most radical member of the trump administration, steven miller, who was on cbs thishoughts. >> so to be clear there, you're predicting that this goes to the supreme court and that the supreme court ultimately strikes down? >> i believe that's the likeliest outcome because obamacare has always been dicho. people don't want to say they're against the pre-existing conditions. people like steven miller are like, yeah, kill the whole law. >> senator collins has a much better understanding of how our health care system operates, that's one thing. i think the senator is hoping and frankly relying on the fifth circuit to say save republicans by themselves. the fifth circuit judge is a clinton appointee. the chances of it being over turned is much greater. i think that's probably the case. whether it reaches the supreme court, we'll just have to see. but i think that increasingly republican lawmakers and certainly republican voters are beginning to understand that we can't go back to where we were. in fact, a significant percentage of republicans are saying we need to go much

eastern, tune in for my interview with steven m steven . the dax in germany is down 80 points.xed performances, worst performer was japan, nikkei average down 2 1/3%. the yield on the 10 year treasury closed below 3% yesterday for the first time since september. honoring president george h.w. bush, president trump will meet privately with the bush family today after he paid respects on capitol hill last night. thousands are expected to enter the capitol rotunda today. they've been lining up all night as president bush 41 lies in state right there on capitol hill. new questions this morning for uber, a new report alleging troubling practices at the ride-hailing company. the details coming up. a you true act of her heroism, a state trooper saves a you bystander on the road and gets hit by a car. we have the latest coming up. from desert to breakfast, hostess unveils a line of cereal, details on the flavors coming up. all those stories coming up this tuesday morning. joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, john peebles and lindsey bell. great to see you this morning. >> good

legislation comes after several highly publicized use of force cases including the shooting death of steven clark by sacramento police. back in march the 22-year old was suspected of breaking into

it follows calls made by the us treasury secretary, steven mnuchin, to the heads of america's six largest banks in an attempt to reassure investors after a bad week for wall street. 0ur correspondent samira hussain is in new york. samira, this was an unusual move by mnuchin, and it appears to have backfired. indeed, it is absolutely a rare move for a us treasury secretary to make it public that he in fact spoke with america's financial institutions. in doing so, he wanted to make sure that these banks have enough cash on hand to shore up the us economy and the financial market in the event that they need that kind of support. now, in doing that, however, he didn't really reassure financial investors. in fact, didn't really reassure financial investors. infact, he didn't really reassure financial investors. in fact, he further stoked their fears, as evidence by

steven wilson was found shot toy death wedne night inside home in hanover. anneicrundel county p say it appears to have been a random robbery. 18-year-old dylan is charged with the murder. wilson is survived by a wife and two young daughters. >>> a scare for some georges middle school students. two buses collided. they were school buses. 32 students walked the rest of the way to school. 19 others and one of the bus drivers went to the hospital. we're told no one is seriously injured. >>> in charles county, some parents made an unexpected early trip to pick up their kids. a after threat to the school was found on social media. the principal did not cancel clas ps. still soments chose to take their kids home for the day. today they are saying that threats can lead to criminal charges. in actionss is back and it is a busy day. right now, james comey is on the hill. he is testifying behind close ors with two house committees. he was subpoenaed to talk aboutc theions made during the 2016 presidential election. isthey have argued dns were biased against the then c

that left rangers to celebrate steven gerrard first victory.laced kilmarnock arejust a point behind the top two. they beat st mirren two one. fourth placed aberdeen beat livingston two one. the edinburgh derby between hibernain and hearts is the late kick off it's 0—1 to hearts at easter road. the race for the premier league title is firmly in liverpool's hands, they could be nine points clear at the top come the end of the day, as second placed tottenham lost three one to wolves at wembley. spurs had taken the lead, but three goals in the last 18 minutes summed up a poor second half showing. after victories against everton and bournmeouth had put spurs in the title race, but this unexpected result dents their own title ambitions. we were running the way that we tried to play. too much, we've got the ball, for the team. we drop a little bit because our energy dropped too much. i think, therefore, of course, we conceded therefore, of course, we conceded the way that we conceded, first of all, from our corner, and then was so difficult. fulham be

ted stevens is a perfect example of why judge sullivan now is sitting at overseeing the flynn case iso important. one of the things that gregg said is really important is that gap, the timeline, the seven months. it should not be three or four weeks. that is only in extenuating circumstances when an fbi agente is out of the field, interviewing someone any region where they can't have access to a computer. in a case such as this, with such high-profile, i spoke to multiple -- i don't want to say -- but multiple former seem senior fbi officials that said it has to be within five days. within five days per recollection. that way, they can go back to their notes, they have a full recall c of what happened during that interview. so why judge sullivan needs to ask for is the work flow chart. that workflow chart will show everything. not just the 302s but the workflow chart. that will show who approved it, who it was sent to, and the data that the notes were put into th. system come into the fbi system. once they have that, i think they'll have the answer is. >> sean: john, what it shows mor

for aberdeen, their plans would be rocked by an injury to gary mackay—steven, a clash of heads left theon the hampden park pitch. the game was delayed for six minutes. he was stretchered off the pitch to warm applause from both sets of supporters. when the game got back under way, celtic continued from where they left off. ryan christie at the second time of asking, celtic ahead. and after the break they were gifted the chance to make it two. the referee andrew dallas awarding a penalty for an offence that was outside of the box. scott sinclair couldn't take advantage. at the other end, simunovic‘s touch was almost an own goal but celtic held on. sinclair spurning another chance to make it convincing that a domestic honour for brendan rodgers, and the run goes on. well in celtic‘s absence... io—man rangers beat hearts 2—1 at tynecastle to move to the top of the scottish premiership, for the first time under steven gerrard... hearts started the stronger and deservedly went ahead before connor goldson quickly levelled for rangers. alfredo morelos then added the decisive touch from a free—

apprecmute it very . >> thanks for having me. >> and to read more about steven's picks head t our website at nbr.com. >>> coming up for those of you who haven't even started your holiday shopping. >> oops. >>ti -tock. >>> i'm courtney raying 199elmhurst, new york if you haven't finished holiday shopping you are not alone. i have the expectations for supersaturday coming up on "nightly business report" . >>> here a look at some of the economic numbers out today.w the economy g at a solid irdual rate of 3.4% in the quarter. that though is down slightly from an earlier estimate of 3.5% as consumer spending and exports were both revised lower. goodsl demand for durable produced in the u.s. rebounded last month thanks to a ramp up in aircraft orders. but the gain was only about half what economists ad been expecting. and if you strip out transportion orders fell by 0.3%. in consumers opened wallets november as personal spending rose nearly half a percent. personal income rose slightly last month as well. >>> consumer sentiment also rosh this m thanks though a strong job market and retailers ar

cosas como son ,que las personas que hicieron eso, hagan , que los tome la justicia y pageuen . >> stevenndar por la vida así , . >> el departamento de salud de nueva jersey recomendó 3 mil personas que recibieron atención médica en la democracia ciudad pantalla tener hepatitis o virus de la inmunodeficiencia humana (vih), procedimientos deficientes causaron contaminación de los instrumentos . >> en navidad en bolivia se le cantan villancico y danzas en noche buena veamos cómo se hace en estados unidos . >> adoremos al niño en esta navidad . >> con bailes a ritmo de palmas . >> [música] . >> [música] . >> es como la familia celebra la noche buena, una tradición de bolivia que candelaría aprendió de su niñez . >> [música] . >> [música] . >> ahora sus hijos la siguen en los estados unidos . >> transmito a mis hijos que se debe adorar al niño porque es vivo . >> [música] . >> después de emigrar de bolivia, hace más de 20 años,ien estas fechas . >> sí me gusta desde niña, bailar , adorar y pues eso mismo quiero para mis hijos, a mis sobrinos y pu se pierda la trad. >> vamos . >> bailes con vi

and that left rangers to celebrate steven gerrard said first home—field victory.and, as nbc news. hearts beat hibsi nil at easter road in the edinburgh derby. 0lly lee scored the goal. the result moves hearts up a place to fifth. third placed kilmarnock are just a point behind the top two. they beat st mirren two one. fourth placed aberdeen beat livingston two one. in rugby union's premiership harlequins and wasps met with both clubs closer to the bottom of the table than the top. that didn't stop the crowds making the trip to twickenham, jim lumsden was watching. the biggest crowd for a rugby game so the biggest crowd for a rugby game so far this season. 80,000 fans flocked, and may not have found their seats before he crossed the line with less than a minute on the clock, giving the quince a perfect start. indeed wasps fans had little to write home about in the first—half save for this superb long—distance penalty. dispatched elliott davie. queens led by 13 points to three at the break, their opponents had wonjust points to three at the break, their opponents ha

. >>> let's bring in steven ehrlinger, the chief diplomatic correspondent for "the new york times" inope live this hour from brussels belgium. steven, a pleasure. >> thanks, george. >> look, there's been this growing chorus of people just getting a bit louder about this possibility of a second referendum, all brought do a head by theresa may's predecessor tony blair who went to brussels to suggest that a second referendum is more likely now. theresa may accusing blair of undermining the negotiations. what do you make of this idea, though, of the second referendum? does it seem that she has the political capital to stop it? >> well, she's certainly trying to. i mean, her whole strategy is my deal or no deal. my way or the highway. the problem is there is no majority in parliament for her deal. unfortunately, there's no majority in parliament for any deal, but there does seem to be a majority in parliament not to crash out of the you're poon union on march 29. so, some people like blair -- it could happen -- would want parliament to take over control of the process and vote despite the

steven cohen is our guest the book is war with russia we'll be right back with more politicking right after this break. aeroflot russian airlines. you know world of big partisan movies lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. teraflops russian headlights. welcome to unique edition of crosstalk we answer questions from you the viewers some of you scenting very interesting question. welcome back to politicking i'm talking with stephen cohen the russian scholar the new book is war with russia from kootenai in ukraine to trump and russia gate he's in new york city all right my scholar friend. do you wish hillary were president. that's. stead of donald trump that's what you're asking me right because if i had my wish neither of them would be president we think of som