. >> shooting against one another and he noticed heidi in the bar. >> steven cook's sister. >> the first night he went home and three days later they moved in. >> really fast. >> steven was five years older than heidi. his sister says he could be quiet and shy, but always wanted to be around heidi. >> they did everything together. i don't think that they really did much without each other. >> in 1998, steven and heidi moved to the rental townhouse in maryland. steven's dad, steve sr., says, after living together for nearly two years, the couple was talking about taking the next step. >> it was your understanding, steve, they were going to get hitched? >> yes, in vegas. every time i talked to them that was their planned. it never changed. he loved her. >> timing seemed good. heidi just gotten a promotion at insurance company where she worked. she was fine 4 a 9:00 to 5:00er after years of tempt teching. >> she was getting started when things happened. >> strange things that ratted heidi. in april that year, someone was trying to break into their townhouse. there was chipping around

steven cook is president of the national association of assistant u.s. attorneys. he currently serves as the chief of staff of the criminal division of the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of tennessee. he has been an assistant u.s. attorney for 29 years. in this capacity, he has worked in the organized crime, drug enforcement task force and the general crime section where he handled white collar crime, fraud and public corruption. he also served as the deputy criminal chief in the narcotics and violent crime section. prior to joining the u.s. attorney's office mr. cook was a police officer for seven years in knoxville, tennessee. he earned a j.d. from the university of tennessee. mr. richard littlehail is the assistant special agent in charge at the tennessee bureau of investigation. in addition to his duties, he serves as an adviser and trainer in criminal law and procedure as well as the bureau's chief firearms instructor. mr. littlehale is a frequent presenter to community organizations on ways to protect children online. he's active in engaging

steven cook is president of the national association of assistant u.s. attorneys. he currently serves as the chief of staff of the criminal division of the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of tennessee. he has been an assistant u.s. attorney for 29 years. in this capacity, he has worked in the organized crime drug enforcement task force and the general crimes section where he handled white-collar crime fraud and public corruption. he also served as the deputy criminal chief in the narcotics and violent crime section. prior to joining the u.s. attorney's office he was a police officer for seven years in knoxville, tennessee he earned a j.d. from the university of tennessee. mr. richard littlehail is the assistant special agent in charge at the tennessee bureau of investigation. in addition to his duty's an as investigative supervisor he serves as an adviser and trainer in criminal law and procedure as well as the bureau's chief firearms instructor. mr. littlehale is a frequent presenter to community organizations on ways to protect children online. he

because he got caught for dui, so he got suspended for the first half of the season, so he's got cook and steven zimmerman back tonight. this year. he can take criticism, but he understands, he's on the hot seat. >> kim: it's rare when a former who has a prominent position goes public with his criticism. from the runnin' rebels to a baseball scene from our community, boy, did 2015 just get even sweeter for kris bryant, so he was a huge star here in town when he played high school baseball a bonanza, and now you know he is a huge star for the chicago cubs and now he is engaged. announcing on twitter yesterday that he's engaged to his best he tweeted only took me eight years, but i can't wait to marry my best friend. perf way to end an unforgettable year and dana you said earlier, they probably went to high schoolton together because he's a young man a that places jessica also as a local. >> dana: they met as teenagers, he went to bonanza high school. maybe they met in middle ask school. that's a possibly too. if you're headed down to the strip for new year's eve, don't bring a stroller, large bag

jordan cornish to dig one cook -- welcome back, that one false. steven zimmerman the big man will put up a three and he will mail it. fresno goes on a run, the federal's by one with 11 seconds to go. he misses, but tour and jones is there for the tip in and that ends up being the game-winner.a heartbreaking loss for the rebels. they start in the conference 0-1. a great rose bowl rapture -- robert test of a touchdown for the badgers. a little bit later, he finds austin taylor for a 20-7 wisconsin lead.they get the job done. other bowl games, auburn in the sec gets a big win over memphis. that music city bowl in louisville, they get the job done against texas. tomorrow afternoon is a big game. the final four begins, clemson facing oklahoma. all about the cotton bowl, alabama and michigan state. it is strange him the games on new year's eve, but top right clemson -- top ranked clemson not getting any respect. but don't tell that to the sooner players. they lost last year 40-6. >> they were into the game, they it looked like we didn't. they just came out and

conference season for both teams ---- the big story for the rebels is whether steven zimmerman will be 100% and if daquan cook will be eligable to play for the first time this season... big zimm had a good workout monday with the team ---- he didn't get into any real contact but did workout --- he's got a deep thigh bruise on his left leg --- hasn't played since early in the game against arizona --- as for cook --- he was suspended for the first 13 games of the seaon for a dui earlier this year. late word this afternoon from the university --- cook has been reinstated and will be eligable fresno state and unlv are pretty similar teams --- the bulldogs have a deep respect for the rebels, ((they're an established program in our league, they're always going to be able to attract talented players to vegas. dave's done a good job, he really has, look at his won loss record - he's done a good job of working with this talent. )) ((ron futrell)) fresno st and the rebels are very similar --- both have 9 and 4 records.... like the rebels they're a very athletic team --- if you're looking for some comparative shopping h

cooked a disappointing fiscal fourth-quarter results today. chicken prices and exports are down. the stock is up. after dropping 10% this year stevense investment bank, maintained the overweight. sanderson farms mayfly higher. betty: abigail doolittle from the nasdaq. and coming up, we have the battle of the charts. mark: we do. the tale of two what is it with you lots? ♪ betty: you are watching "bloomberg markets," it is time for the global of the charts. nothing is at stake but we take a look at some of the most telling charts of the day. brendan greeley is here with us and mark barton is as well. he is my cohost. brendan: everything is at stake. transatlantic pride. these are treasury break evens. this is what you want to buy to protect. this is what the market thinks rmb two-year. they are picking and .5% inflation in two years. on the five-year they see more inflation, 1.2%. this is what the market see. let's look at what the same level of inflation with the fed, we have a lot of data. the fed projections, they have the two-year-old way up here at 1.9%. happy five here at 2%. i call that special said inflation sold. glasses. it

steven zimmerman, he was back in action after suffering an injury. we also had cook back. however, they led by six at the half and squandered it the first few minutes of the second half. fresno state went up, unlv down by three points with a few seconds to play. jerome seger tried for the long shot, didn't go in. rebels lose their home opener, 9-5. coach dave rice going to be on the hot seat a little bit, unless rebels can turn things around, but really at this point, a way to start out the opener of the conference play at home, thomas & mack came up with the 69-66 loss. >> krystal: you're vague that been this close? >> tom: they're not a great team. they're ok, but they're not great, shot one let's talk about what's happening on the roadways, which is a little happier. it's a lot happier why. there's nothing wrong at all on the roads. you see all the travel times in the no delays. we'll give you a quick outside view from the camera in the area. spaghetti bowl showing you light traffic on 15 and 95 below and the weather, kelly, if we get a coat on, we'll be fine. >> kelly:

cook ---wearing number 10 here has been working out with the team, but not allowed to play in games. as for steven zimmerman --- he should be back in action against fresno state tomorrow. big zimm had a good workout monday ---- he didn't get into any real contact but did workout --- he's got a deep thigh bruise on his left leg --- hasn't played since early in the game against arizona --- 8pm start tomorrow --- rebels are 7 and a half point favorites. ((dave courvoisier)) > we're news musistandoff between a stubborn elephant seal and wildlife officials is over tonight. ((dave courvoisier)) despite the seal's... loudest objections: (( seal growls )) ((dave courvoisier)) the massive seal repeatedly tried to cross a busy northern california highway... and managed to dodge rescue workers trying to stop her. the seal got lost near highway 37 and outsmarted rescuers who that caused traffic backups for miles. eventually, she had to be tranquilized: (( shawn johnson/ marine mammal center: "elephant seals are big, large and in charge. and they're stubborn all the time." )) ((dave courvoisier)) it took more

steven, thank you. peter, great to see you. >> yes. >>> coming up, we're going to -- a little bit later, i saw that. in the meantime, if you missed it last night on "60 minutes," apple ceo tim cook slamming uncle sam saying the current tax code was made for the industrial aid. his experience to talk the tech giant to avoid paying its share. we're going to talk about that next. first, before we do that, take a look back at this day in history. ♪ ♪ i am the future. i provide for my family. i will use my education to help my community. i will inspire our next generation of leaders. i am a college student, but i am only 1%. only 1% of college students are american indian. donate now, and help our numbers grow. ♪ >>> in global market news, spanish stocks dropping. banks being hit the hardest in spain. the ruling party won most of the votes but fell short of a majority, and that means no clear mandate to govern. julia chatterly joining us live from madrid. julia? >> reporter: good morning. you're absolutely right. uncertainty reining supreme here in spain. not only did incumbent fail to win a majority, but we also saw a big showing from the far left, the podemus party. the vote is so