>> steve: yeah!ers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: so i guess that means that putin can rig an election, but not a curling event. it's like -- [cheers and laughter ] "i am only human." vice president mike pence will lead the u.s. delegation in pyeongchang while trump will lead a delegation at p.f. chang's. [ laughter and applause ] "that sounds like a good plan. let's see what my fortune cookie has to say about it. [ laughter ] it's going to be a great olympics in bed." [ laughter ] as you all know, valentine's day is next week, and a lot of people are just getting around to shopping for a gift. it can be a little stressful. so here to help with some romantic gift ideas, please welcome our valentine's day correspondent, julio torres. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> hey. >> jimmy: julio, welcome back. >> thank you. >> jimmy: welcome back. >> thank you. hi. hi, hi, hello. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: julio, last time you were here, you had some holiday gift ideas. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: i

steve: no!hat's not allowed. >> the future of jobs is an issue for the government, tech companies and citizens to talk about. the digital companies are serious. a.i., automation, robotics, will destroy industries and create jobs. akin to farming to manufacturing shift and i think we have to think hard about who's going to decide, who's going to train people, educate people properly and it is a government business relationship that has to happen. steve: very important point it will create jobs. >> it could, we don't know, we don't know. >> what will determine that? >> i think any job that can be digitized is going to be digitized. from lawyers to accountants to anything that can be digitized will be. and through a.i. and other means, it will destroy jobs. >> the jobs argument is a big reason to donald trump's rise. this feels like it's part of that. >> here's the thing, how i feel about this one, it could destroy jobs, but what i say to workers, when you are demanding a $15 minimum wage, don't be

good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: here we are in 2018. republicans are now thinking wait a minute, two years earlier a democratic president was elected and then a whole bunch of democrats lost their jobs. >> that's right there was a lot of concern among republican members of congress about these similarities. the last midterm election there was a polarizing new president in office. every word that came out of barack obama's mouth or president trump's mouth is heard differently by progressives and conservatives. steve: they are polarizing to different parts of the country. >> both of them stubborn and doggedly pursued a legislative dream that didn't do well in the polls. obamacare was unpopular in the polls. we kept hearing last december how unpopular the tax cut was polling poorly. steve: we heard that a lot. >> then of course, 8 years ago a republican had been elected in new jersey as governor. that's as crazy as electing a democrat in alabama for the u.s. senate. we also had a few years ago that scott brown upset victory. i mean, a lot

>> steve: yeah.that's his nose? >> steve: yep. [ laughter ] eyes, yeah -- >> jimmy: that's noel. >> steve: yep, he grew a beard. >> jimmy: he grew a beard and this is people living on the surface of noel gallagher's body? >> steve: yeah. kind of like a microbiome kind of thing. >> jimmy: that was originally -- the original title. >> steve: what? "people living on the surface?" >> jimmy: "people living on the surface of noel gallagher's body." [ laughter ] >> steve: but then they just changed it to hot -- >> jimmy: they changed it back to this, it's called, "who built the moon?" >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: "fallon five!" >> jimmy: "fallon five," five minutes, randomly, throughout the olympics. [ laughter ] >> steve: a second here, second here, you don't know when it's going to be. >> jimmy: it's a total. five minutes total. >> steve: yeah, but they don't tell you when. >> jimmy: no, february 19th through the 23rd. >> steve: monday through friday. >> jimmy: it's a gamble. i

>> steve: yeah!: so, finally, some good news for steve bannon. did you hear that? [ applause ] you guys hear about this? there's a cell phone video of harvey weinstein being slapped at a restaurant in arizona. already that clip is the favorite to win best picture at the oscars. >> steve: really? [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, it's their favorite. now, with the cold front that we had, people everywhere have been dealing with snow and ice, but i'm not sure anyone had it worse than this guy in virginia. here he is leaving for work. check this out. oh sorry. oh sorry. oh i got it, i got it. oh, boy! oh, boy! hey! ow! [ applause ] >> jimmy: and the judges say, 9.2, 9.3, and a 7.8 from the russian judge. always a tough judge. after taping for another ten minutes, his wife eventually went out to see if he was okay. [ laughter and applause ] "what? i thought it was funny! you were sliding down the street! what do you --" [ laughter ] oh, yeah. uh! uh! ♪ uh! uh! oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, yeah! w

steve: you know what? on last night with tucker, said that chris wray, the fbi director is angry because there are names of fbi agents and also department of justice officials who he said actually broke the law. he wants the names out. and, of course, the republicans want to keep the names in. mike huckabee, a republican says why doesn't everybody want to see if the fbi or the department of justice broke the law? >> this goes to the heart of the highest levels of law enforcement. it's bad enough when campaign aides do nings that are nefarious and wrong. but when you have the people who carry badges and guns and have the power to take away people's personal liberty, put them in jail for the rest of their life, now you're dealing with something that goes to the very heart of the most fundamental constitutional protections that americans ought to be able to expect, what i don't understand, sean is, why that there is not a unified outcry and a demand to see what really happened from democrats, republicans, ind

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steve: why? is not what sanctuary cities are all b. sanctuary cities are about something totally different. steve: mason, let me ask you this, the people who live in berkeley, california, what live there do you think are behind this idea? >> well we do know according to most federal polls, 55 to 65% of americans think marijuana should be legally. berkeley is more progressive. steve: that is different issue. we're talking about sanctuary status. >> he can't answer the question. >> you're using the term sanctuary -- steve: berkeley is doing that. >> they are expressing the notion they don't want their local police to work with federal officials to violate state and local laws. and that -- >> but it is against federal law. it is against the federal law. now we have, now we have our elected officials acting like drug cartels. it is all about the money. and you are trying to tell me that if they make this a sanctuary city, that they're not going to draw drug addicts an drug dealers? it is funny that y

steve: sarcastic.something like 25,000 phone calls over the last couple of days when joy behar said this: >> it's one thing to talk to jesus. it's another thing when jesus talks to you. that's different. that's called mental illness, if i'm not correct. hearing voices. steve: so christians are mentally ill, essentially. she has since said she was just joking, trying to put it behind them a lot of people have hurt feelings. ainsley: president of media research center his name is brent bozell, he has been on fox a lot. he wrote this open letter he is going to start going after advertisers if she doesn't apologize because she offended so many people. he is encouraging christians to tune out of that show and abc if she doesn't come out and apologize. brian: i thought they were until we started giving them so much attention. you brought that up with the vice president a couple days ago. >> when i heard that abc had a program that likened my christianity to mental illness, i couldn't be silent. my christian

steve: dr.is was no normal kid. this somebody who apparently confessed to the police and said i heard voices. and his public defender came out yesterday and said this is a deeply disturbed person. what law do you write for that? that? >> well, they are going to introduce what we refer to as affirmative defense in court when we look at mental illness. when we look at the triangulation of the aspects of this gun control, we have to look at socioeconomics, mental health and the overall state and where these people are coming from. i look at a person like this and i say to myself, wow, laws, criminals break laws. this is someone that had a prior criminal past. he assaulted his relatives and, therefore, laws are not for people like this. because they are going to break these laws and we take into consideration gun control. gun control only impacts on law-abiding citizen and not criminals. steve: dr. spore tele, ultimately if you have mental illness issues, you know, people say they should note have a

steve: no.ews outlets by senator ron johnson from the senate homeland security committee and he has put out this paper. the clinton email scandal and the fbi investigation into it. keep in mind, while all this russia stuff and everything, the fisa stuff is all going on, there is a separate investigation on how the fbi handled the clinton email scandal. we call it a scandal. that's why have you got this inspector general who is expected to release his report ultimately we believe that that's why andy mccabe is no longer at the fbi because did he something wrong and that's why the love birds were removed from the case because the inspector general found that they were doing something wrong. it appears there was animus at the fbi towards president trump. ainsley: going on and on and on? like when is this investigation? all this information is new. i feel like we're learning new information every single day. steve: absolutely. ainsley: why can't they do this investigation quickly though? this is a y

>> steve: i said, what's the deal?a a crossbow ♪ >> jimmy: ♪ whoop there it is [ laughter ] what rhymes with crossbow? anything? >> afro. >> jimmy: afro? like -- >> like a afro. >> steve: yeah. ♪ baby with a crossbow wearing an afro ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's more like '80s, like -- ♪ ♪ ♪ i turn around it's a baby with a crossbow ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a drummer with an afro i turn around it's a baby with a crossbow ♪ ♪ baby with a crossbow >> steve: -- >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter ] >> steve: whoop, there it is! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you ferrero rocher, for being the fanciest way to say surprisingly inexpensive chocolate nut ball. [ laughter and applause ] surprisingly inexpensive. >> steve: must be classic. >> jimmy: "ferrerro rrocherr ferrerro rrocherr in febrruarry." ♪ thank you toasters, for being the only kitchen appliance that uses jack-in-the-box technology. there you go. those are my thank you notes! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with paul rudd, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ friends, colleagues,

"> (steve) if a student (steve)(steve) abused."be it cannot and understand why have to use it. and they taught how to they have to be tool in education - they have to be taught how to use it. and they have to understand why it cannot and should not be abused."> (steve) if a student is caught cheating-- he or she can get a failing grade-- or even a suspension from school. so why cheat? students and administrators agree: the reasons why people cheat boil down to stress, pressure and the need to do well. (steve) new tonight at 8. a north carolina woman says she's been living in a nightmare for the last two months. after she was kidnapped at gunpoint inside her car.(pam) this happened a few days before christmas. diana cortez says, it was a quick trip to the store. so she got out of her car... and forgot to lock the doors. police say, that is all it took for paris shaw .... to get inside and wait for her to come back. diana cortez: "he popped out. he said, 'drive. i have a gun.'" "once he turned his head towards the rear side, to the o

now to steve and ainsley. steve: thanks, brian.t to attend the national prayer breakfast later today in washington, d.c. you'll see it live at 8:00 a.m. a year after he was placed in office, what do religious leaders think of trump's accomplishments when it comes to religious liberty. ainsley: let's ask the president of the national hispanic christian leadership conference reverend samuel rodriguez. thank you so much, referenced, for being with us. what does the faith based community think of the white house and are they supporting the faith based community, hope that they would. >> regardless of your political affiliation, we can't deny the following. arguably president trump has done more to defend religious freedom than any other president. you would have to go back to ronald reagan to see this constant commitment of protecting religious freedom and freedom of conscience, beginning with the executive order in may of last year in the rose garden, followed up with the justice department memo in october. and with the appointment of

steve: right.uggesting, look, he has done all he can adam schiff, to keep it from coming out. nonetheless, the fbi and the department of justice are hitting the panic button because they don't want it out. here is what the department of justice released. they said with regard to the house intelligence committee's memorandum, the fbi was provided a limited opportunity to review this memo the day before the committee voted to release it was that on sunday. that's when chris wray went over to the capitol. as expressed during our initial review we gave grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the accuracy. five guys went over. they looked at it next thing you know they have got some suggestions. they made it and adam schiff is saying oh, they changed everything. they actually made some changes the democrats asked for. ainsley: nunes is saying the fbi doesn't want this released because it shows the abuse of power in this agency. he also said. this having stonewalled cong

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steve: mr.mitted without that dirty dossier. now there is aer to, axe ceos, you got, the intel committee could publish five more memos which would go into wrongdoing at the doj, the fbi and the department of state. >> so let's get this clear. so with the fisa abuse specifically, we had to use this process in order to make it public because doj and fbi were refusing to investigate themselves, refusing to acknowledge that there were serious problems. if you remember last week, doj sent me a letter saying we would destroy national security. all of that wasn't true. the people who were in the memo who were people most vocal about making sure that the american public did not discover the corruption and schemes happening with the fisa court. we had to use the process making this public using the house rules which we have the ability to do. steve: do you have five more memos? >> let me get to that. phase one of our investigation was just getting to, getting at the fiz say abuse. what we're looking at n

steve: absurd. steve: i don't know hoe you feel. the core issues and ann wrote an entire book about the president because he had a very clear message. but when you're granting 2 million people amnesty -- and this isn't legal protected status. this is citizenship. that is vastly different. you become an american. and you know, richard is right in that a majority of americans, many different polls have said that they agree that dreemedz ds shouldn't be deported. that's interesting. i think that both parties are completely paralyzed by fear. the democrats voted for the 2006 border security act what was essentially a wall. and ann is right that there was a lot of rhetoric if for a long time from the left about limiting immigration. and so they've done such a die metric shift on this issue that closer we get to the midterm, they don't know what to do, republicans don't know what to do. there are splits in both parties that are absolutely paralyzing them. if you say 1.8 million get citizenship for the wall, the democrats are foolish not t

did steve tell you what to do? >> no.so quickly that we didn't have time to discuss it. >> so, for the time being, jane just keeps the display in her home, acting as it's loyal custodian. >> it's a full-time job to take care of them, to keep them clean and running in good shape. >> then in 2017, jane decides to downsize her life, putting her 10,000-square-foot house on the market. >> i knew i'd have to do something at some point. i felt like i didn't want to leave it to my daughters to have to deal with it. >> it's time to tear up the tracks. but then what? >> here's another quiz question for you... the answer when we return. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ wade: i'm a veteran, my victory was admitting i had ptsd and getting help. announcer: as america's veterans face challenges, dav is there. wade: i no longer see it as a weakness, but a sign of strength. i call it, post-t

steve: mr.deral law a schedule 1 controlled substance. it's against the law to hold. and to have. and you are in illinois essentially breaking the law. >> i'm okay with that i see that as an act of civil diss obedience and standing up for something i feel strongly about. steve: you want to go to washington, d.c. and change the marijuana laws. >> i want to go to washington, d.c. and for a lot of reasons. one of them is cannabis law. universal healthcare. free education, strong unions and again cannabis is one of those aspects. brian: state overrun in red ink do you think everything free is a good message? >> well, not everything free. i think that again legalizing cannabis brings billions of dollars to the state. it's one of the most important things we can do right now to help fund education and other drug initiatives. ainsley: how did you get to this point you? were against it when you were an fbi agent and didn't use it and now all of a sudden using it and putting it in your campaign ads and s

steve? steve: thank you very much, brian.rump has long-stated that he and his family, the target of a politicized justice department and fbi in a recent op-ed on the foxnews.com site former assistant secretary of state robert charles agree agrees with president trump. he write i have interacted with some of these professionals during the past two decades and never perceived them as political. but something overcame them. grab them and turned them into something else during the 2016 election campaign. they have devolved into political animals. former assistant secretary of state robert charles joins us right now from washington, d.c. robert, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: who are you talking about? >> well, you know, i want to just talk about this allegation that this is a reckless revelation, this memo and in fact it really isn't. there is a public right to know what's happening behind the scenes. this is a very secretive court. and at the end of the day, no sources and methods are given away in this memo. i do

did steve tell you what to do? >> no.e got sick and died so quickly that we didn't have time to discuss it. >> so, for the time being, jane just keeps the display in her home, acting as it's loyal custodian. >> it's a full-time job to take care of them, to keep them clean and running in good shape. >> then in 2017, jane decides to downsize her life, putting her 10,000-square-foot house on the market. >> i knew i'd have to do something at some point. i felt like i didn't want to leave it to my daughters to have to deal with it. >> it's time to tear up the tracks. but then what? >> here's another quiz question for you... the answer when we return. ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ ♪ >> the term described the constant dancing motion of track workers as they lunged against their tools in unison

steve: sure.ituents down there, hey, listen, there's a lot of control spending in washington, d.c. and they're disappointed that the republican went along with all that crazy spending. >> you know it has taken years to get a budget agreement. that is ultimately what we got. but the main thing we've been focused on trying to increase the defense spending to properly make sure our men and women in uniform have the tools they need. frankly they have not had tools they needed. our generals told us that. our commander-in-chief, president trump, said that too. he said making sure we properly fund defense is top priority. for years we haven't been able to get that agreement. we finally did. at least this gives real certainty to our defense and men an women in uniform. let's make sure they have the things not only to protect our country but safe training in the missions. steve: sure, the freedom caucus not crazy about the all the money spent but liked military money. jim jordan said this about the speaker

. >> steve: [weakly] baby...baby. >> kayla: steve. steve. okay. okay. okay, good.one beeps] >> marlena: who's it from? >> john: billie. she neutralized pamela. >> marlena: oh, thank god! >> john: yeah. this is a good thing. now we can release paul and will. [tense music] ♪ >> paul: i don't see anyone around. whoever it was must have taken off already. >> will: okay, let's find your dad before he hurts anybody else. [dramatic music] >> paul: oh, my god. ♪ all right, the pulse is strong. looks like she's been shot. >> will: i think i know her. i've seen her in pictures. i think this is my--this is my aunt billie. she works for the isa, right? [line ringing] >> paul: i need an ambulance at the dimera mausoleum. >> will: billie. billie, can you hear me? billie... who did this to you? >> pamela: pamela van damme, director of the isa. >> tripp: the isa like where my dad works? >> pamela: steve is the reason i'm here. i have some news. i'm afraid it isn't good. [dramatic music] >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass, so are the "days of our lives." [soft orch

steve: yeah.. >> if you're in a sports club. pete: i own one, i would use it to defend myself. >> i got no problems with you owning it. pete: who gets to decide i'm acceptable and guy next to me isn't acceptable? who sides whether someone is mentally ill or not? what happens to due process? >> you answer your own question, pete, here you are, a prudent, reasonable veteran of the united states armed forces and, i don't, i don't, even though i know that ar-15 is not used for hunting, never used for hunting. this high velocity with high capacity magazines, give me a break! you're not going to hunt duck with an ar-15. what you will do, pretend to be rambo. your whole personality changes when you hold that weapon. you know this is your trophy weapon. you imagine the black helicopters, how are you going to fight off the bad guys. every videogame has a ar-15 clutched. same weapon as m-16 with slight modifications. the kid was dreaming his nightmarish revenge. ainsley: worst school shooting was with a han

vicki and steve? (steve) coming up... we'll show you new video as doctors are monitoring a sick sea lion in san francisco. (vicki) there's a new challenge sweeping the nation that's gone viral online,and this one involves dogs but it has serious dangers. (steve) and after the break... a big problem for people in the east bay... after a local d-m-v office closes suddenly. and tonight we are learning exactly what happened. (steve) new tonight at five..we've learned major flooding at the dmv near the oakland coliseum.. was caused by copper wire thieves.. we've also learned that dmv will not reopen before monday. police say someone reportedly stole copper wire last night after getting on the roof. they only took about 50 dollars worth of copper...but it caused tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage. people will now have to go to other bay area d-m-vs. "yeah it's probably even more packed over there. daaaamn.""i can't get my car registered now. i guess i gotta go to the other one now."(steve) local bay area d-m-v offices

steve: sure. steve: i understand you were better scale brand new ice machine which means a lot to your business. >> big piece of equipment. we have been putting a band-aid on it forever. now i will be confident that i will be able to spend that money. steve: doesn't sound like armageddon to me. >> no. steve: how about, doctor, what about your business. >> i would say overall of the consumer confidence is what i'm seeing with patients and doctors using our lab, national franchise in private practice and the dental lab and all three seeing an uptick. why is that? people feel like they have more money in their pockets. >> we were just talking about that. definitely consumer confidence there. more money available. the whole tone in the economy. looking back to 2008, it was like and we were talking about you would think a dentist industry is deputies industry is recession proof. you know. a good barometer looking at this. steve: because if people feel they have extra money maybe i could have that wisdo

steve: women did not serve. mr. lubin: so many boys, as i was saying earlier, this is a way to test their man hood. this is going to make the world safe for democracy. he gave high, idealistic reasons why america should join the war. there is a kind of male ego, i am a guy, i know what it is like. you need to be part of the team. you are not part of that group of guys doing historic things if you're not part. you are a sissy. you are a wuss. i think there was a lot of that psychological pressure as well. steve: chapter six, to see or not to see. very different. the canvas, the dark nature of this work. mr. lubin: he was one of the great artists of the 20th century. 1908-1910 was his great time. he understood life on the streets. before that, most artists avoided the city. it was to dirty and grimy. bellows was one of a group of people later called the ashcan artists. they would include ash cans in their paintings. he was the one who did that cartoon earlier. brilliant painter. he was very much opposed to the war, as

steve: yeah. is out there who is trying to do something. >> trying to scare us. steve: the flag is down. >> right. it's down. steve: is there a plan to put it up at some point? >> i told my daughters if -- we're not going to change anything we do. if they want to put it up, put it up. but just don't put it up for spite or for any other reason than that -- we still support the police. that will not change. steve: right. 100 percent. okay. well, thank you very much for joining us, cherri from st. louis to tell us your story. it's too bad. >> thank you. steve: what do you think about that? email us at friends@foxnews.com. couple that took in the shooter into their homes. you will hear from them next. ainsley walking with the vice president at the southern border. you are watching "fox & friends." it's presidents' day ♪ ♪ ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we

steve: sure.igators can do is look at the social media, look at the computer. look at cell phone records. stuff like that because the gunman is dead. but in this case he is alive and he certainly could tell them why he did it. the big question is whether or not is he going to be cooperative. >> well, he could and he may very well. it's not one of those cases where there is a mystery as to who did what. so, we'll just have to watch and wait. but many times people who do things like, this these terrible crimes, are interested in talking about them because, remember, support of the whole tone of the whole environment of these kind of peach is that they want to have some sort of publicity in life. they want to matter in a big way. and that's why they get into this societal level violence. so, one of the ways of doing that is to sit down and talk about it afterwards. so, hopefully he will. for not only easing the prosecuting burden but we need to know as much as possible about what's in these people's

(steve) (steve) news.steve) a mother in alabama is angry after she says her son's teacher put him in a closet for two hours.(pam) the school... disciplined the teacher... however the mother says that is not enough. holly bell admits her seven- year old did not do his homework assignment... but says, that was no excuse for his teacher to put him in a closet during class. bell ... did not want her face shown. this incident has left her family shaken and angry. bell says, her son was left in the closet for almost two- hours. a light was on .. but she says, it was still wrong. (sot) "i was most upset about the fact i was not notified until after school hours that it happened and i'm also concerned about the well-being of my child being left alone for so long." the mother says, she is looking at her legal options if the school does not level a stronger punishment on her son's teacher. (pam) in sports -- gary and his lovely wife alicia join us to read fan emails. (steve) plus -- the giants and a's played their f

steve: okay. of weeks ago, i revealed i haven't had a cell phone in over six years. to me, that is no big deal. some of you thought i was crazy, there is no way you could live without a phone. at least someone agrees with me. wyndham hotels will launch a new program later this month that gives families a discount for locking away cell phones. a majority of kids check their phones too often and parent are distracted by screens, taking 5% off the bill for guests who check into select hotels and agree to put the phone in a lockbox with a timer. i can't get the discount because i don't have a phone to lock up. that's all for tonight, thank you so much to our panel. if you want to keep in touch with us on "the next revolution," check in at facebook, twitter, coming up the premiere of "life, liberty & levin," and see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america, i'm levin, this is "life, liberty & levin," and it is a great honor to have my friend walter williams o

steve: i agree. just don't feel in this current climate we're goings to end up in that happy place. >>> the mt. and his supporters say that it's its biggest enemy. so is the deep state real? swamp watch investigates and you can't miss what we found. >>> and next, our own "next revolution" camera crew robbed at gunpoint in a daring daylight holdup. anita vogel is here with the story that hits close to home with all of us here, straight ahead after the break. uh! ♪i used to be spellbound hello again. . steve: welcome back to the next revolution. this week our own anita vogel and tom whitaker were covering a story in san francisco when they actually became the story. look at this. shocking surveillance video captured tom robbed with a gun pointed to his head while he and anita were shooting this week's story in broad daylight. anita is here with me now just to talk about this, which must have just been absolutely terrifying. i couldn't believe it when i saw it. >> i was unbelievable. it was something we

(steve) and i'm steve aveson in for grant lodes. the leak was reported just before 3:30 this afternoon... kron 4's charles clifford is live at the scene tonight. charles-- are people being allowed back into their homes? (vicki) and kron 4 was the first to tell you about the gas leak this afternoon. we sent a push alert right to your phone. make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (steve) another big story we are following tonight... a volunteer tutor for an after-school program in mountain view is being held without bail tonight... after being arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting two male students. and tonight we are learning that the 26 year old suspect was also a member of the board of directors at the sanyu learning center. (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly spoke to police who say the suspect volunteered at other places in the community.... and they believe there could be more victims out there. on friday evening there was a report from young boy that reported to his family tha

(steve)and im steve aveson...er blake reports from san jose about the multi-jurisdictional case, in which the adult suspect pretended to be a teenager himself. (looklive)"while the suspect in this case is from texas, it appears none of the physical crimes actually happened there. turns out he flew into the south bay to meet his victim."(pkg)this is the mugshot of gabriel gonzalez, a 27-year-old from the dallas metroplex.police say he began an online relationship with a 16-year-old sunnyvale girl in july of last year.over the next five months, authorities say he exchanged lewd images and videos with his victim, all while pretending to be 17. then, a police reports says, just a few days after christmas, he flew from irving texas to san jose...so he could meet up with his victim, take her to a hotel in mountain view, and have sex with her.this is far from the first interstate predator case. " it's actually pretty frequent. there is a lot - unfortunately kids these days, they really interact with people that they don'

steve: your cell phone. teresa: job. steve: huh? teresa: job. steve: their job. shieldses: we'll play! we'll play! shanese: i think we gonna play. steve: we gonna play. [cheering and applause] all right, let's go, candace. name something of a person's that might literally be in the toilet. candace: well, i've dropped my jewelry before. you sit down and like, "ooh, my earring!" steve: jewelry. woman: good answer. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: kenny, how you doing?

(steve) new at 8. north bay police say they have someone in custody --- accused of leaving a threatening letter in a neighbor's mailbox. (pam) that letter demanded money. and threatened to blow up the person's car, if they didn't hand it over. marin county sheriff's detectives tracked down the person accused of leaving that note... and posted this picture of his arrest. the sheriff's office post says, when they found the suspect... it was "obvious suspect... it found the suspect... it was "obvious he was lying about his involvement" police say, the suspect later admitted to the letter... and was arrested. (pam) apple is getting sliced with questions from government officials. the focus of the inquiries: the software update that made older i-phones much slower than usual. the tech giant says, the update in question, was not done to intentionally shorten the life of products made before the i- phone- 8 and ten. the security and exchange commission and the department of justice are both collecting informa

(steve)take a look. this icy slow-motion video out of ozark, missouri may move at a glacial pacebut it's well worth the waitwatch as 14- year-old dylan mcnew launches himself onto a frozen trampolinethe result is pretty icy.the video was shot by a friend and has taken the internet by storm...an ice storm, that is! (steve) several students at a bay area school were sick today. coming up: more details on what happened after they ingested an unknown substance. (vicki) a young father determined to provide for his family by walking to work.. 5 miles everyday. next: see how his co-workers are helping drive him to success. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. (steve) a u-p-s employee in a

steve: bill allison? bill: so at the donor's summit, it was announced that charles and david koch and the network they have put together will be spending $400 million in this cycle at all levels, and they have spent some money and your group has been out promoting things like the republican tax plan and some of the issues in washington. how much of that total has already been spent and how much are you going to be targeting house races in the midterms in terms of the dollar figure? mr. phillips: you make a great point. that number includes both 2017 and 2018. you are exactly right. and it also includes policy efforts. so we announced roughly up to a $20 million, maybe more effort to explain the benefit of the tax bill that passed to the american people. so it is not just the politics, it is also involving a lot of policy. that is an important point. and we probably spent 35%, 40% of that in 2017. so it is important that is a two-year number, and it also includes state-level efforts as well, with the state

(steve) i am steve aveson. an absolute fright for this driver. and she shared with us pictures of the person, she says, chucked that pipe at her car... kron 4's justine waldman is in our newsroom with our top story... (justine) bam! just like that ... katie nichols was driving home to chico from san francisco on 80... while in fairfield something smacked her car on sunday morning... and she couldn't believe what she saw on her dashcam video when she got home. a smashed windshield goes along with the scary story katie nichols has to sharesot it shattered my windshield almost like the size of a baseballa drive she's done dozens of times left her car damaged and glass on the seats. at first, while on i-80 in fairfield katie thought a rock smacked her.but it wasn't until she got home and checked her dashcam video she says she got to see the whole picture.sot it looked like a person on the side of the road and you could see the body twist and the arm come upstill images from the video show, what appears to katie, to be a person in a white coat standin

and steve's son is okay too. >> victor: so everything turned out all right. >> brady: well, steve is 100%, but he's-- he's feeling better. >> victor: john was actually poisoning him? fun and games with the isa. >> brady: [sighs] what are you doing here, by the way? i thought you and maggie were gonna be in chicago until next week. >> victor: yeah, well, i got worried when i listened to your message. >> brady: why? granddad, it was-- it was your idea in the first place for me to romance eve, and it's working, by the way. >> victor: yeah, i'm sure it's working on you too. >> brady: i'm gonna put the full-court press on soon, and when--when i do, she's gonna fall hard. i'm gonna take back our assets, and i'm gonna drop her like a hot rock. that's the plan. >> victor: yeah, well, you better. >> brady: will you trust me? i feel nothing for the woman. >> eve: good morning, guys. you feel nothing for who? [dramatic music] ♪ >> john: he shouldn't have gone through this. i should've found another way to handle this whole thing, maybe switched out the poison to something that wouldn't hurt him

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. a pretty big aftershock followed the initial seven- point-two magniture quake. grant lodes is closely tracking the situation and joins us with what we know right now. (grant) the good news tonight...even in oaxacca...where the quake was centered...no reports of injuries or death. the 7-point-2 earthquake was in south-eastern mexico...but was felt hundreds of miles away...and shook buildings in mexico city...about a five hour drive away. the quake struck around 3:40 our time this afternoon. video is emerging tonight video... taken 38 stories up...showing lights swinging. the massive quake set of the quake alert system... causing people in the capitol to run out of offices and buildings. there was not major shaking in the sapitol...but neverves are frayed tonight... because just last september a magnitude 7.1 quakecaused 369 a magnitude 7.1 quakecaused 369 deaths in the capital and nearby states. this is video from then. this is video from then. many buildings in mexico city are still d

>> steve: "boo!"she says -- this is great. >> steve: what she say? >> jimmy: "when i was little, my mom told me that every grain of rice i didn't finish in my dinner bowl would be a zit on my future husband's face." [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. wow. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: this one's from @darolinecavrnas. she says, "i had a bad case of the hiccups and they finally went away when i talked about sandra bullock. [ light laughter ] now my brother and i will discuss sandra bullock when one of us have hiccups and they always go away." [ laughter and applause ] yeah. that's the secret? stare at a spoon -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: -- and just think of sandra bullock. >> steve: yeah, bandra sullock. [ laughter ] [ hiccups ] >> jimmy: you just gave your -- >> steve: yeah, i gave the hiccups. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this last one's from @rtran1251. you think that's a robot? [ laughter ] >> steve: i hope so. >> jimmy: she says, "i half way believe in alien

(steve) and i'm steve aveson in for grant lodes. the woman was left for dead after being stabbed. she was located on tesla road... about two miles west of the carnegie state vehicular recreation area. she then managed to crawl about 100 feet before a driver spotted her. (vicki) the woman unfortunately did not survive her injuries. kron 4's haaziq maduyn is live tonight.. haaziq what do we know about the suspects? (haaziq on cam)it is an incredible story of a young woman's will to live long enough to identify two teens, male and female, allegedly responsible for her murder...and within hours they are under arrest beaten, stabbed, dumped on the side of the road and left for deadsot however before the young woman died she was able to point investgators with the alameda county sheriff's office in the direction of two suspects...deputy sgt. ray kelly sot