steven b. >> he was so funny and he had such a great love of music. >> he's loveable. i mean, everybody loves steven b. >> reporter: but soon it was fatally clear that not everybody did. >> they came upon a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. >> i felt like i was in some made-for-tv movie. it's like "this can't be happening." >> reporter: what did happen? tonight, the hunt is on. a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, "why did you get on that boat?" >> reporter: a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multi-millionaire and you don't have any money. >> fred: high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> reporter: "who killed the radio star?" >>> welcome to "dateline," everyone. he was one of the lucky ones who found fame and fortune. a dj with a golden voice on the raid crowe and a golden touch in life. then he vanished in a mystery that stretched from the coast of california to a qu

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brent: steven beardsley, thank you very much.ermany's leading politicians have marked the centenary of the nation's first democratic constitution at a cemetery in weimar. it was in the eastern city that the national summary founder the rerepublic -- national assembly founded the republic after imperial germany's calamitous defeat in world war i. lawmakers including german chancellor angela merkel attended a church service to commemorate the occasion. reporter: germany's first democratic constitution was drawn up in weimar's national theater. it was one of the most liberal and progressive ever penned at the time. german president frank-walter steinmeier pointed to its lasting importance. >> we live in a time when historical achievements, including the separation of powers, the parliamentary system, and the rule of law, are being challenged and questioned, even here in europe. reporter: after the first free elections in january 1919, the national assembly met in weimar and created germany's first ever legal constitution, the so-cal

dr steven greer director of the center for the study of extraterrestrial intelligence welcome to the show great to have you with us dr greer you say that we're not alone in the universe and there has already been many contacts between us and allianz. you've got to admit though that for most people this claim is pretty far out and what can be done to prove once and for all that the aliens are real and already discovered. well that's a great question and in fact that has happened if you look at there's a documentary that has just been released. twenty seventeen an acknowledged and it is the first word in an acknowledged special access projects which is a term used in the military in the united states for very top secret projects dealing with the u.f.o. an extraterrestrial issue and you'll see that there are we have over nine hundred fifty top secret military people who come forward with testimony documents photographs we've even done analysis on an extraterrestrial biological specimen and this incontrovertibly evidence that we're being visited in frankly everyone in very high ranking c

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. >> reporter: steven gordon, he's done time for molesting a minor and later kidnapping. he and canno were inseparable, apparently. once again, detective pulled up the gps coordinates to check the place martha was last seen in santa ana, and no gordon. not there. when she checked locations for quinna and josephine, there he was. so why not at the first location? she checked the record and discovered at that particular moment gordon wasn't on a gps monitor, but he was wearing one at the other three places, and so was canno the electronics made it absolutely obvious. here they were. canno and gordon driving together up and down beach boulevard and all around santa ana and anaheim. >> i mean, even when they're on the freeway. >> reporter: they were in the same car? >> they were in the same vehicle. >> reporter: julissa trapp prayed for a hail mary and never expected anything like this. >> i soon realize i'm not just dealing with one, we're dealing with two. two sex offenders wearing gps bracelets? >> reporter: but for all the electronic cross referencing the case was purely

>> ste>>: yep, steven. immy: steven blank higgins.n family? that has nothing to do with the name. i'm assuming it's a saint. >> steve: well, it was my ngandfather's name. >> jimmy: i'm assut's a a saint or something. >> steve: yeah, it's an odd one. >> jimmy: it's an odd one. is it like albert? >> steve: i'll give yo initial. you still won't get it. >> jimmy: ignacious. >> steve: "e." jimmy: e. gosh, steven e. higgins.si well, clwould be edward. but it's not that. i would say it's -- oh, you could switch it up and do edmond. which is interesting. steven e any guesses out in the audience? [ audience shouts names ] enzo? no. oh, elliott. you do have a son named elliott. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: edgar. >> steve: nope. jimmy: elvis. >> steve: what's that? [ audience shouts eugene ] >> jimmy: eugene! >> steve: eugene! >>ugimmy: stevene higgins. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you know what i do? i also like to write out thank you notes. >> steve: really? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: if y guys wouldn't mind, i'm running a bit behind. i'm run

at the corner of stevens creek and winchester. we're live in san jose, kiet do.5. >>> detectives are hoping to interview an empire actor again about an alleged hate crime. jussie smollett told police he was the victim of a racist and homophobic assault. and two nigerian brothers who were questioned by police last week told authorities they participated at smollett's request and were paid. >> for him to state that he was a victim of racism and hate crime and we e it's a lie, that's an injustice to those who are the true victims who are members of the african- american community and the lgbtq communy. >> he denied orchestrating the attack. >>> the union announced they plan to go on strike thursday. teachers are demanding a 12% strike over three years as well as smaller class sizes and more student support groups. the union says it impacts 37,000 students. >> to ensure that our students have lower class size, and to have individualized instruction, and to ensure that our students have vital resources. >> is it going to be disruptive in the district? no question. it'

stevens. ms. stevens: thank you so much for bringing your expertise and time to today's hearing. we're privileged to be able to engage with you. certainly on this topic. we have two choices. we can either embrace the need for climate change action and the embracing of climate science through fear, or we can embrace it through opportunity. nd i am so grateful that dr. mahowald was able to bring her testimony to us through video. my questions are for you. if we're able to ask questions of her. fabulous. how are we as a country measuring up globally in terms of the actions that we're taking around federal investments to develop innovative technologies and solutions to address the impacts of climate change? dr. mahowald: thank you very much for the question. are you hearing me? ood. the united states is starting to get the momentum to deal with climate change mitigation and adaptation. much of the adaptation efforts of course started at the local level, but they need to be moving across local, state, and federal levels. we need to be doing more with the adaptations efforts for climat

kelly's attorney, steven greenberg. he knows nothing about this, that he has not been contacted by anyone, he has not been contacted by authorities and nor has his client, and he has no knowledge of any kind of new tape. he said this, grand jury proceedings are by law supposed to be secret, so to the extent people are commenting on what may or may not be going on today are possibly violating the law. still, he says, i can tell you that i am unaware of any proceedings. brooke. >> okay. 14, huh? all these allegations -- >> that's how she refers to yourself. >> sarah, thank you very much on the investigation into r. kelly in chicago, thank you. >>> right now we are awaiting for president trump to deliver his speech on the political situation in venezuela. he'll be speaking from south florida. the president arrived there friday after declaring a state of emergency and the backlash and in doing so came fast and furious. we'll have both the latest on the legal and political battles currently under way. >>> and could dan coats

now, steven douglas, his main political rival, was also u.s. senate that seat so these two gentlemen would give speeches in kick entative hall to start their campaign for the u.s. senate seat. now, at that time, the u.s. was elected by the legislators, and so these entlemen had nine different debates throughout central illinois, and those debates, spark interest in men contacting their legislators and their representatives, so would then turn and vote for lincoln our douglas. douglas, bleaching in popular sovereignty and states should have the rights to choose they should have slaves or not but abraham lincoln outlined an idea that the united mandate that every single person in the united states is free. having that freedom to choose whether they should have slaves or not. abraham lincoln in his house divided speech, references a a passage bible and hat says, that a house divided against itself can't stand. this nation, abraham lincoln half cannot endure being slave and half free. he goes on to say it will all become one thing. lincoln outlines

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steven was ready for that.fter that was over with, steven walks out of the press briefing room and we kind of high fived. we knew it was coming, it came, and he knocked it out of the park and it was one of the most of memorable moments. jesse: you write the tell-all, you burn a bunch of colleagues and violate the nda. a lot of people won't trust you. they think you sold them out for a rich advance. i wouldn't hire you at this point. i wouldn't trust you. >> ultimately what i wanted to do is tell the truth. there have been people who came out of the white house and wrote books and they were full of lives. it's the most of talked about presidency in history. it's tough to wade through what is true and what is not. i am the first person to put my name on the unvarnished account. that includes a lot of good that would surprise some people and a lot of bad that would surprise people as well. i don't think there is any way to question someone's integrity when they are saying i am going too tell the truth about someth

i suspect they're willing to go the distance -- >> all right, steven. thank you. wanted to ask you a couple more questions but we're having a bit of trouble with your audio so we'll get back to you. >> sorry about that. >> that's all right. >>> bombarded by calls to resign, losing support from his own team. on sunday ralph northam held a meeting with top administration officials of color. sources say none of them told him to stay in office and fight. >> northam faces pressure after this racist photo in his medical school yearbook went public. other close political allies say it's time to call it quits. >> i know you've called for his resignation. is there anything he can do that would somehow convince you to give him more time in office? >> no, and i consider ralph a friend. we were elected to the state senate at the same time. but, look, he's lost the authority to lead. he's lost the authority to govern. he has to resign. it's in the best interest of the commonwealth. it's in the best interest of the party. >> at this stage it is not clear what's in ralph northam

beyond our initial fascination of the concept, perhaps to chuckle at the absurdty of the whole idea, steven pulio, i will get it right, when decided to examine 25,000 pages of court

happening at the corner of stevens creek and winchester. the hash tag has been given of fake national emergency. period of time >> air travel is becoming gender neutral. unspecified gender options will be available. travelers must be gender notification that matches the ticket. and united will expand the gender options. and other major airlines are working on getting people more gender options. >>> amazon cancels plans for headquarters in new york city. we have that story and much more. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. and happy presidents day. u.s. financial markets are closed in honor of the holiday. investors are hoping stocks will pick up where they ft off. the dow gained over 400 points friday. and asia markets finished higher with trade tas sent to continue in washington. both parties reported progress following negotiations in beijing. the u.s. is close to reaching a deal and the president discussed the possibility of extending the march 1st deadline when additional tariffs would go into effect if a deal is not re

steven: it is moving in that direction.ve is not assuming that they will raise interest rates, so the market is already moving in that direction. and that has moved in that direction -- and data has moved in that direction. it is not a move specific to australia, in some sense it may be one of the last ones to hold onto the hope that rates can still rise. but i detect that is slipping a little bit. there were comments from the government to say that the downside risks are increasing and i think that is in the data, particularly from the house inside. it seems more likely that -- but at the same time they have been stable for a long time. and that could really just persist. as far as the australian dollar is concerned, you could say that is good because interest rates are relatively high in australia, and not coming down. but the u.s. has overtaken them. youou sort of buy aussie, need to buy it with another currency like the yen or the swiss franc. guy: has not had a recession since 1991. steven: a long time. guy: thank you.

. >>> steven spielberg takes on streaming. why the legendary director says sites like netflix shouldn't win oscars. >>> and why some people want to sell montana to our neighbors to the north. >>> good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm janai norman. >> and i'm devin dwyer. happy presidents' day to you. we start with the confrontation between president trump and the former acting director of the fbi andrew mccabe. it comes after an interview mccabe gave "60 minutes" after he said there were discussions about trying to remove the president from office after he had fired former fbi director james comey. >> and the president is firing back, criticizing mccabe. abc's mona kosar abdi is in washington with the details. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai and devin. andrew mccabe said the discussions centered around whether president trump was fit to serve or should be removed from office. this morning, calls for a congressional investigation after former acting fbi director andrew mccabe admitted publicly the

i thought i was going to die. >> after two weeks of treatment, ashley was diagnosed with stevens-johnson's syndrome, a very painful and rare, sometimes fatal condition. >> the only thing i was told, is that your daughter might get a little red rash on her cheeks. like a minor sunburn. parents need to be very careful what they give their kids and they need to research it thoroughly. i didn't do that. i took the advice of a professional.>> ashley continues to get better but she will be left with scars on her body. her body is family is sharing their experience with the baby could've easily been hit by a car or anything.>> next, a baby abandoned late at night and freezing temperatures isn't found until the next morning. how police are looking for the woman who left that baby. gavin newson is stepping up his rhetoric for what he is calling a manufactured crisis at the border. what we can expect from the governor's state of the state address later this morning. breakthrough on capital hill, members of congress claim they have a budget deal to avert a shutdown by the end of the week. >>> a man's

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high level trade talks kick off in beijing with robert lighthizer and steven mnuchin as president trump is weighing a 60 day extension to the march 1st deadline. lawmakers burning the midnight oil to nail down a border security deal. the details breaking overnight. we've got them. and valentine's day spending will hit record today. who is forking over the dough and who is looking to be shourd with gifts? the answer may surprise you. lauren: turn your attention to the nasdaq at the close yesterday. just 11 points shy of exiting bear market territory. it is up 27.5 points, dow futures higher by 84 and s&p 500 higher for day five. the german dax is up 2/10 of 1%. with german's latest gdp coming in flat, the country avoids recession. in asia, honk song the biggest decliner. stocks in china edging lower, although showing exports rebounded amid trade tensions. beware, the numbers could be affected by the llumar new year. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i am cheryl casone. and, yes, breaking overnight, we finally got what we believe is going to be

steven in new york, steven >> caller: boo-yah, jim from putnam county. how are you? >> i'm good. about you? >> caller: i'm good. thanks for all you do for the little guy. >> you're welcome. >> caller: i'm calling up about u.s. concrete, uscr. >> bill sand brook is a good guy. we keep thinking there is good infrastructure nobody likes anybody anymore so i don't know how it's going to get done i wouldn't sell it at 36 too cheap. i bet you the real estate they have is worth more than the current price of the stock and i'm not kidding. i know some of their lots. let's go to mark in new york mark >> caller: hey, jim. this is mark from brooklyn, new york >> yes >> caller: yeah, brooklyn. so i'm a huge fan of yours. >> thank you. >> caller: i watch your show every single night no exceptions. it's required viewing in my home in brooklyn. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm also a member of your action alert. >> yes thank you. >> caller: so thank you for all the guidance >> i hope you're a call on wednesday. go ahead >> caller: absolutely, sir a few months ago i decided to start investing in med

you have steven miller in the white house pushing for a hard line here. does the president have a different outlook on this than senator republicans? >> i think he has some appetite for it, jim. he's in full campaign mode. he's tweeting about elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. the campaign 2020 twitter account is very active right now. and he's looking for a political issue. and it's certainly the wall for him. his base got very much behind him in 2016 with all of those chants. build a wall. build a wall. going down to el paso for -- this is a campaign event. this is not business of state. this is a campaign event. for him, the wall is very much a political and campaign issue. and then the shutdown, i think in his way, he still believes that his base is the most critical and that he needs to deliver on some kind of a wall or wall-like barrier. and if he needs to shut down the government again, he could see that as in his political interest. now senate republicans feel very different. mitch mcconnell does not want to shut down the government again. they h

que la investigación concluya en san francisco noticieros telemundo 48 >> (gritos) >> a un año que stevene fuerza, uno de ellos creía que juárez tenía un arma escondida >> la ciudad de vallejos fue demandada por un policía, lo apuntó con un arma y lo golpeó en la cabeza tras una discusión, habría arrestado a un hombre que grababa desde la puerta de su casa cuando apuntaba con una pistola a un familiar seis agentes le dispararon 20 veces >> más personas deciden abandonar esta ciudad, durante el año 2017 el promedio de 175 personas por mes abandonaron >> para desechar estos medicamentos la iniciativa llega después de que google buscaban lugares seguros para desechar estos medicamentos >> debe buscar (nombre en inglés de) >> unauj una trifulca, todo com cuando un guardia confrontó a l productos, le lanzó una botella >> prometen mantener activos a sus hijos son los parques de trampolines pero antes de llevar a sus hijos a estos lugares hay una advertencia que debe conocer >> son llamadas al sistema de emergencia 911 >> (habla inglés) >> unas 73 llamadas de emergencia fueron llamadas de distin

steven portnoy, cbs news, hanoi, vietnam. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo has said that a third meeting may be necessary if this one is not able to accomplish all of the president's goals. >>> vice president mike pence is headed to bogota, colombia, to address the political crisis in venezuela. the u.s. has made clear it sees juan guaido as the legitimate leader. pence is expected to express support for the opposition leader. >> i don't believe at this point that military force is required but there's no question that what has happened in venezuela presents issues of human rights abuses and abuses of government and there has been incredible violence. >> food and supplies were stopped from entering the country. >>> time is 4:40. >>> we are on storm watch and the last time we saw rain this heavy, this happened. a mudslide in sausalito. people worry that their homes could be next. >>> and high atop the salesforce tower. >>> i'm anne makovec taking a live look in truckee where they are preparing for a dumping of snow all over the sierra. this is a live look on i-80 and from 10:00 this morni

powerful and exciting games ever. >> talk about more about the conversations you were having with steven soderbergh. what was the idea. >> it was two-fold. one we were working on the show and i was enjoying that process and it had been a long time coming. i felt like i got a part i could sink my teeth into. so i thought, if i'm going to have the kind of career that i want it will involve me making things for myself and steven agreed with that and so i had this -- >> which issenero -- which is generous to tell the truth to your face. to know the industry as well as he does, to say you are right. >> he didn't sell me a dream and say keep working hard and keep on auditioning and he said there is not a lane for you so you have to go out and make this stuff. >> i want to get to the film but i want to hear more about what it felt to hear i got to make my own work and create my own world because it is not going to just be there for me. >> well, the truth is it was sad. it felt sad to me to hear that. i think for so long i thought that going to a good university, going to a good graduate program

trade representative with steven manuchin and then as for the march 1st deadline, white house officials expect the president to signal tariffs will not escalate so long as talks are progressing as we have reported that would essentially render that march 1st deadline null matters could be complicated by an executive order that the white house is expected to release in the next couple of weeks that would widen the ban on huawei and zte technology its release could tie the hands of companies buying hardware and deepen the divide with internet companies in the western hemisphere versus the east here's ceo chuck robins. >> i don't think getting to some balkanized internet is the right answer because so many things we can do with the technology are going to require us to maintain connectivity which is why we have to get the cyber security stuff right and the trust right and, you know, notwithstanding whatever different governments think about technology providers. >> the u.s. has long said that huawei from a national security sfe perspective is a separate track than the trade negotiations bu

stevens creek, a smaller one at nearly 80% of capacity. alamaden at 90%. anderson spillway is open and at coyote reservoir and they do plan to release water from stevens creek before the storm rolls in tonight. we stopped by one valley water sandbag station where there were fewer bags today than there were last week so it seems like people are getting ready and didn't see anybody coming in to get them. we are also by the way watching over coyote creek which kari and the rest of the weather team say could rise one to two feet and below flood stage but we do know that that is a concern for the folks in the neighborhood flooded in 2017. as you know, we'll be on the air early for you to help you get on your way safely in the morning on the air at 4:00 in the morning. i'll be here in the south bay. in morgan hill, kris sanchez, bay area news. >> thank you. we will go on the air early tomorrow morning to bring you area. we'll be tracking it for you. join us for a special edition of "today in the bay" from 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> breaking new

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stevens/novato: "he was a champion in everything he did, that was for sure.ise stevens/novato: "we all had our young boys and sports and we all thought he was going to be someone important and he was."> (jrstone)the nfl is hoping to soon finalize a 2019 home for the oakland raiders. there are reports out there tonight that a deal for the team to play at oracle park in san francisco could be finalized this week. that's where we find kron4's dan thorn live tonight. he has reaction from fans and more on this report..dan? that report out today says that report that report out today says league officials conducted a feasibility survey here at oracle park just last week. despite the possibility of the raiders remaining in the bay area for the 2019 season--most fans tell me oakland is the only place they should play. a new report says the raiders are taking another good look at oracle park as it's 2019 home..sot: no i'd probably protest i'd have to because we right here in oakland why not stay?heartbroken die hard catherine lactaoen (lack toe a now) who likes to go