tate. remember saying, "go get him. go get him now," and i thought, "they better get to him before i do." >> reporter: brian tate had been embroiled in an escalating feud with his neighbors lisa and seth. todd knew all about it, and was certain his daughter was now dead because of it. this is this culmination of bad blood's been goin' on for a month's time or more now? >> right. uh-huh. >> reporter: it started about two months before the murder. seth pulled a dead deer off the road along the property line. brian tate later tossed the hide onto seth's property. seth tossed it back, and the battle was on. tate made several calls to the county, complaining about nasty acts of vandalism. todd caldwell responded to one in april. and tate pointed the finger at his young neighbor. >> i can't remember names. >> seth, seth techel. >> seth techel? >> yup. >> torkel? >> techel. >> techel. >> yeah, his dad owns champion bowl. okay. >> and i'll tell -- i just -- they're good people. they really are. >>

and there were several heated exchanges, one was generated by the mother of brandon tate-brown. >> we've been trying hard to show a different side. >> i believe we're in a good place now. i believe we've done a lot of positive things and we're doing a lot of positive things in the community. >> police shot and killed brandon tate-brown last december after police say he reached for his gun. the officers involved are on administrative leave pending an outcome of the investigation. >>> look at this. a west philadelphia family is expected to be allowed back inside their home tonight. after being forced out by a demolition accident. yesterday firefighters had to rescue the family afteren excavator hit their house, trapping them inside. the city tells us a company was demolishing the home next door when the heavy machinery accidentally hit the family's wall. >> and he hit the side of the home. the front of the home started to buckle out, the roof started to fall. he then put the bulldozer to the front of the home to try to push it back. >> the city tells us all repairs to that damaged home wil

one was generated by the mother of brandon tate brown. >> trying hard to show a different side. >> i believe we're in a good place now. we've done a lot of positive things, and we're doing a lot of positive things in the community. >> now, police shot and killed brandon tate-brown last december after police say he reached for a gun. the officers involved in that shooting are on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation. >>> more police may be hitting the streets in wilmington now that a state panel approved grant money to temporarily pay for increased patrols. the attorney general requested that money. six officers will get overtime pay to work night patrols seven days a week in some of the most dangerous neighborhoods. >>> wilmington's homicide rate jumped 53% from 2013 to 2014. there have been seven homicides so far this year alone. wilmington reassigned nearly 30 officers to high-crime areas last month. the city is also getting help from newcastle county police. >>> this man entrusted with protecting the law said he broke it on purpose to prove a point. northamp

. >> you can always keep up to tate with all the latest news on our website it's aljazerra.com. >> what's in a flame? a lot if you -- a name? a lot, if you ask about america's fight against violent extremists. >> president obama calls it a battle of heart and mind, but roots of radicalism on the ground in a french neighborhood where the seeds of violence are sown. backward when it comes to gender equality. >> my greatest fear is that young women will be deterred from coming to silicon valley. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." >>> talk is cheap. but war is not. so before we discuss whether all the talk at this week's white house summit on countering extremism will produce any meaningful results, we need some context and a reality check. last week president obama asked congress to authorize war against i.s.i.l. this is the violent group that's taken control over large parts of iraq and syria. responsible for the death of james foley, stephen kassick and rebecca mueller. president obama said we also have to commit to confront the violent extremists, the rue crueters and enablers wh

was your heart pal tateing. >> just about out of my chest. jamie: next.mie: for 25 years dennis harkins kept his strange inher 10 locke"strangeinheritance" loe letters written to his grandmother by john f. kennedy. dennis and his brother frances are ready to sell, a small crowd gathers at a hotel, hundreds more are bidding by phone and on-line. >> this is our remarkable rarity auction. auction. >> were started getting butterflies. what is this going to do. >> a great lot. letters, one of a kind archive to family of his lost crew mate. >> we're starting with 22,000 bid on internet, now 23,000. jamie: remember preliminary estimate for all 4. was 50 k. >> 45 on the phone, frenc. >> 55 now, 60,000. >> >> they had auction people there, they were hollering, and pushing. >> 90,000. >>95,000. looking for 100? bid 100? yes. >> now 110. >> 110, now 120. >> 130? 130,000 dollars? 140? jamie: the bidding is not over. >> 140, now 150. >> 150. >> 150,000. >> 160 is high bid ing on the phone lookinbid ing on the phon. >> then the final call. >> this is sold . >> 3 times

hart was working beside me at sweet's catalogue and allen tate had come to new york.rranged that the two of us together should to go visit hart at 110 columbia heights, which was the building in which roebling had lived while supervising the brooklyn bridge. from the window of the back room you could have a marvelous view of the bridge. and there we felt that it was our duty to present this astonishing new reality in new poems. it was new york, it was the skyscrapers it was sun leaking into the canyon with the rip-tooth acetylene people plunged down in elevators walking home across brooklyn bridge the tugboats on the river, the memory of the old clipper ships. everything--past, future technology, history, the indians--seemed to come together for hart. what is very american about crane, as it is in whitman is a sense of power, ambition. these two poets say to themselves, "i am the poet of america." the power is the american thing. he says, "i'm going to be a bloody good poet." whitman says, "i am the homer of this age," not in a showoff way but, "my responsibility is t

. >> i spoke to the mother of brendan tate brown. she tells me tonight this is a step in the right direction. >> everybody care that someone's son is dead until it is you. >> emotional words from a mother at a rally in december for her late son killed in a police-involved shooting. >> all in favor of issuing that subpoena? >> two months later, unanimous treatment for transparency among vifl civilians of a oversight board. details they say they're entitled to thanks to an executive order. >> many jurisdictions around the country provide significantly more information about shootings than the police department does here in philadelphia. >> kelvin anderson says they want information to all police reports for shootings since 2007. they say anything involving a subpoena is handled by their law department and they will not be available until tomorrow. >> we're looking to collaborate with the department to improve the situation here in philadelphia. i would think they would be amenable to that. >> what happens next? the philadelphia police

police shot and killed 26-year-old brandon tate brown during a traffic stop.hey say he had a gun next to him. violently struggled them and was reaching for it. tonight his mother said she cannot stay quiet because police have yet to tell her even basic information about what happened and she wants to see the footage from the traffic stop. >> i understand it is policy to keep quite while there's an investigation going on. but as a mother or a parent, you must have some type of empathy as to why i feel the need to bellow across this city. show me the tape. >> a week after tate brown's death someone spray painted graffiti that increases phrases like cops lives don't matter. that goal remains hard to come by for now. >>> there are new signs of renewed gang activity here in philadelphia. a culture of drugs and violence believe to be wiped out by authorities 10 years ago now re-emerging in some familiar places but police say they've got new stratt gentlemen to help them crack down on it all. fox 29's dave schratwieser life in northern liberties tonight. dave? >> rep

robert tate is now pursuing a major the english after serving ten years for robbery. he says the program is a life line. >> finding steady housing finding steady income and you know get pack to family and start to build my life over again. so i was starting at 30 years old as a 17-year-old. >> reporter: the program provides assistance with all of those things and more. >> specifically for a population that is coming back to the community after having served time, it's vital to reestablish community and a new community make frommaybe from the one you left behind. so the campus becomes that place to find a new community to build a life after prison. >> reporter: the new program has yet to find its first graduate but it's a chance to expand their minds and opportunities. kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >>> phil lavelle spoakd with samir regi about how his own family history reflects a forgotten side of the war torn nation. >> reporter: this is what samea wants the world to see the other side of iraq, a history lesson through iraqi eyes. a country that once felt fa

one generated by the mother of brandon tate-brown. >> you've been trying hard to show a different side. he was posed as a thug. >> i believe we are in a good place, and we've done a lot of positive things and we're doing a lot of positive things in the community. >> now, police shot and killed brandon tate-brown last december after police say he reached for his gun. the officers involved are on administrative leave pending the outcome of that investigation. >>> officials at a college in the poconos are trying to figure out what caused dozens of students to become sick. at least 42 students at east stroudsburg university came down with a stomach virus. the school doesn't think this has anything to do with the dining service on campus there, but workers did disinfect the dining hall last night. >> we're doing everything we can to minimize the spread, so we'll be doing extra sanitizing in some of those spaces where people are more in close quarters like the dining service, like in our residence halls. >> the university is now coordinating its efforts with the pennsylvania department of he

. >> until it is, there are no plans to rehab it tate devastated neighbourhoods.ed this on july the 26th. this street was the epicentre of the war. here is the same street from the same vantage point today. israel is about a mile from here. hamas flags flutter from homes, fighters used as bases. israel says they use the hospital as a base too. today this, is all that is left of the hospital. israeli planes dropped thousands of pound of bombs on this neighbourhood. half a mile from the border you see house after house totally destroyed. that is the 'em of the hospital. to this -- edge of the hospital. to this day none of this neighbourhood reconstructed. >> reporter: over seven weeks 70,000 tonnes of bombs were dropped by israel. more than 2,000 killed. 100,000 homes damaged or destroyed. gazans have access to some supplies. every day 400 trucks cross from israel in the gaza. the u.n. struck a deal between israel, hamas, to send in supplies, and restrict them. it's not enough. but 45,000 families whose homes were damaged or destroyed received cement. many feel they

a precise time point when this happens in the united states cannot be tated at this point. but it is very clear that there's overwhelming support in the british parliament, and shows that this is doable, this is something that people want to do. it's a few, perhaps, outliers that rely on theoretical concerns that do not want this to happen. >> until it is approved in the united states, do you have to content yourself with continuing animal research, continuing being? >> we have a remarkable programme that uses human egg sells for addressing the questions, and i have done this with my own hands i have taken an egg from one woman, and given it to another, removed the nucleus and placed it into another egg. and we allowed the other egg to divide. remarkably these cells can make stem cells and be investigated. what we found is that the nucleus col ab rates with the mitochondria of the other eggs. there's no issues. there's concerns that some mption that they that not work well with the nuke lease. this is a theoretical concern, there's no basis for that. >> detailer, a senior r

robert tate is now pursuing a career in english after serving ten years for robbery. he says the program is a life line. >> my thing was when i came home find a job find steady housing find steady income and get back to family and start to build my life over again. i was starting as a 30-year-old as a 17-year-old. >> the program provides assistance with all of those things and more. >> specifically for a population that's coming back to the community after having served time it's vital to reestablish community. and a new community maybe from the one that you left behind. andto so the campus becomes that place to find a new self, find a new community and build a new life after prison. >> reporter: the new program is yet to see its first graduate but participants say they appreciate the second chance to expand their minds and opportunities. kristin saloomey. al jazeera, new york. >> a quick reminder. you can always keep up to date with all our latest news, analysis and stories on our website. also the top stories on jordan's reaction to the killing of pilot. >>> hi i'm

they found khalil tate up a victim ever suicide. no sign of the little girl. >> we cannot ignore the possibility that he may have killed her. >> that suspicion that he may have killed her cannot leave shamica young. >> do you think he did something to relisha? >> no, i don't think. >> you don't? >> i don't think he did nothing in my eyes. as a plotting would i have felt it. i can't accept it as an answer i don't. >> a detective from d.c.'s computer crimes unit which investigates sexual exploits of children confiscated an ipad and papers from tatum's locker and a photo of relisha rudd at his washington, d.c. home. but officials refuse to explain how those items impact the case if at all. on relisha's 9th birthday there was a press conference but did not indicate the being investigators were any closer to finding her. >> we got a late start on us. >> do you think she's alive? >> my hope is that she's alive. >> community leaders meanwhile have wondered whether relisha was the victim of sex trafficking and raised questions about her gra

. >> my mother loved confrontations and never hels tateed to use me as an accomplice. she wanted to push the school prayer so she pressured me to keep a record of prayer and bible in school. it was here at my home my mother made me a spy. >> madeleine immediately disowned him and bill never again spoke with his mother, his brother john or daughter robin. bill didn't know if his family's disappearance was foul play or they stole the hundred and fled. a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. whbecause it helps meil skip the bad stuff. i'm good. that's what i like to call, the meta effect. 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil is clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. experi

tate media says troops gained control of the village on wednesday morning. the british-based syrian observatory for human rights said the attack was spearheaded by hezbollah, 20 opposition fighters were killed in the area on tuesday. >> president obama is defending u.s. policy of not paying ransoms to hostage takers, because it increases the risk of more kidnappings. the u.s. president has also confirmed the death of the aid worker kayla mueller who was held hostage by isil. the white house challenges the claim she was killed in a coalition air strike. >> relatives and friends of the 26-year-old humanitarian aid worker struggled with the news of her death. they tried to find consolation in a letter that reached her parents last year. >> in kayla's letter, she wrote "i have come to see there is good in every situation, sometimes we just have to look for it." right now, that's what we're all trying to do. >> the news of her death was confirmed in a private message from isil to her family. the white house said its intelligence agencies verified her death, thoug

undercover agents arranged for a tate with the girl and recovered her from a motel room. they found simmons nearby with more than $6500 in cash and a motel key. >> he had sexually abused her and that he was aware of her age and that he had also physically assaulted her. >> simmons is being held on $1 million bail. co face up to 15 years in state prison if convicted on all charges. >>> an accident between a vta light rail train and an suv halted service in san jose for a short time this morning. the accident happened at north capital avenue and berryessa road before 11:00 a.m. near the stakes. officials say a honda suv came into the intersection and was sideswiped by the southbound train. the air bag in the honda went off but nobody was hurt. the accident has now been cleared and service is back to normal. >>> a new warning today for b.a.r.t. riders. the latest case of measles confirmed in a passenger and an update on the statewide outbreak. >>> clouds starting to gather. rosemary orozco is tracking the rain on the way for the weekend. >>> and we say goodbye to leonard nim

the procedure is to stop mothers passing on a faulty gene which can cause a range of bebill tating disease. it has to be approved before it becomes law >>> five monet paintings are going under the ladder in london for $5 million. the most coveted is "ley grand canal" which monet declared was. >> beautiful to be pointed >>> a winner of international music competition to be performed at carnegie hall. the winner from a young syrian refugee. >> reporter: carnegie hall. most spend years practicing before getting a chance to may at this store. for tomb yrk, it's 18 months since his first piano lessons. to be one of 50 children chosen to perform here. it was not easy for a young man whose family fled the civil war. there's a lot of kids like me of my age maybe dying because of the cold or bombs, i don't know. and i am not happy for that. i'm sad for that. i hope it will end soon. >> he's not here just to have talent. the first home playing the accordian. he knows that because of his talent turkey's president gave him and his family what many want - citizenship, and with it the ability to work an

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manson convicted of killing seven people including pregnant actress sharon tate. the man who is a friend of manson's fiance says they are plan on getting a new license. >>> the hall of failer was arrested just hours after the super bowl at a hotel in downtown phoenix. police say two women claiming to be escorts say they got into a physical fight with sapp over money. sapp was fired following his arrest. he had worked with the network since 2008. now sapp played for the raiders between 2004 and 2007. he has a history of legal trouble around the super. in 2010 he was arrested for domestic battery but those charges were dropped. >>> officers arrested 23 people for sex trafficking and pimping. 570 people were arrested for sex solicitation across 17 states and 68 victims including 14 juveniles were recovered. >>> cuba has published the first photos of president fidel castro in months. they show the 88-year-old castro talking with a university student. reportedly the photos were taken back on january 23rd. the newspaper says it published the photos to show castro is ali

they say examples include jillian tate. that couple is charged with torturing and killing a 3-year-old boy in a chester county trailer park. >> they're citing the case of eric frein. he could receiver the death penalty if convicted in the killing of corporal dixon. some say, i pray we can find a better way to punish those guilty of these crimes. >>> from our south jersey bur bureau -- two men are behind bars. medford police say they arrested two men. police got a number of tips from the public. they're accused of duct taping a man in his 60s to a chair and beating him with a metal pipe in his home last sunday. investigators say they took off with cash and the victim's car, which has since been recovered. >>> the clock is ticking for to you get covered. the last day to sign up for health care through the government website is coming up this sunday. a number of enrollment events happening this weekend. independence blue cross has its bus there until 8:00 tonight and tomorrow and sunday. >>> we first told you yesterday at 6:00

manson convicted in the mass murders of the home of sharon tate in 1969. >>> nfl network fired warren sapp following his arrest for allegedly assaulting a pair of prostitutes after the super bowl. the 42-year-old hall of famer was taken in to custody at a hotel in phoenix overnight. police say warren sapp denied any assault. he was released without bail a short time ago. >>> there were super bowl winners and losers when it came to the commercials but one ad was a complete buzz kill. >> i can't grow up because i died from an accident. >> that line was the shocker of the nationwide insurance commercial. the ad shows a young boy expressing regret over not being able to enjoy life because he died in an accident. nationwide defended the spot saying they wanted to start a conversation about safety. that didn't stop people from criticizing the commercial on social media. dozens of memes are now making the rounds. this one saying i tried to stop the scuffle at the end of the game but i died. another one says, i won't watch katy perry because i died in a depressing nationwide commercial. >>> t

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. >> robert tate is now pursuing a major in english after serving 10 years for robbery. he says the program is a lifeline. >> my thing was when i came home, find a job, find steady housing, find steady income, and, you know, get back to family, and start to build my life over again, so i was starting at 30 years old as a 17-year-old. >> the program provides assistance with all of those things and more. >> specifically for our population coming back to the community after having served time, it's vital to reestablish community, and a new community may be from the one that you left behind, so the campus becomes that place to find a new self, find a new community and build a new life after prison. >> the new program is yet to see its first graduate, but participants appreciate the second chance to expand their minds and opportunities. al jazeera, new york. >> sort of briefly show you yemen right now. we're expecting houthi leaders to announce the formation of a presidential council. what does that mean? let's bring in our correspondent -- >> about the fact that human beings

robert tate is now pursuing a major in english after serving 10 years for rob rim he says the programne. >> my thing was when i came home find a job find steady housing, find steady income. and you know, get back to family and start to build my life over again. so i was starting at 30 years old as a 17-year-old. >> reporter: the program provides assistance with all of those things and more. >> specifically for a population coming back to the community after having served time, it's vital to reestablish community. and a new community maybe from the one that you left behind. and so the campus becomes that place to find a new self, find a new community, and build a new after prison. >> reporter: the new program has yet to see its first graduate but participants say they appreciate the second chance to expand their minds and opportunities. kristen saloomey, al jazerra new york. >>> you can get more news on our website aljazerra.com. on america tonight. >> how do you describe yourself? is. >> a mad junk yard dog. >> are little pieces of god's green acre here. >> that green acheser here in

. >> you can always keep up to tate with all the latest news on our website it's aljazerra.com. >> what'se? a lot if you -- a name? a lot, if you ask about america's fight against violent extremists. >> president obama calls it a battle of heart and mind, but roots of radicalism on the ground in a french neighborhood where the seeds of violence are sown. backward when it comes to gender equality. >> my greate

esports has become a massive spec tate offer event with millions watching live broadcasts.s weekend video gaming fans have descended on london's royal opera house to watch the call of duty championships. now, the u.k. is still playing catch-up with the likes of the u.s. and korea. sum shus sets and the cream of operatic challenge. this weekend, they are being replaced by the automatic gunfire and teams of 20 something boys who shoot to kill from their consoles. >> it's our faith. >> the stage has become an arena. 28 teams from europe and the middle east battling it out to win the call of duty mean championships. $10,000 in cash and a shot at the world finals in la where $1 million is up for grabs although it's unlikely any of these gamers will win it because u.s. teams take the big money. >> the audience might look small, eating pizza and chatting on twitter. millions more are watching online making pro-gaming bigger. the u.k. is playing catch-up with the u.s. and korea. >> grassroots taking hold over here some the top players in europe and north america are starting to be

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man son has been in prison since '71 after his followers killed actress sharon tate and several others1969. all right. >> she must have had a great childhood. that one. >> her parents must be really proud. what would happen if your daughter decided to marry a serial killer. >> i keep my fingers crossed. but some people thought she had a serial killer for an uncle. but, no. who would do this? people do this all over the country. they find someone on death row. the guy had a billion dollars, okay, fine, i'll marry the son of a bitch and then i'll get rich. can you imagine the conjugal visit between those two? oh my god. >> graham? >> you know, it's interesting. i'm doing a recurring part in a new television series on nbc that will begin airing in june or january. june. and, it's in part about mr.man manson. >> oh yeah. >> and i think it's really weird. i think charlie is weird. i think the girl is weird. and i don't understand why they don't just kill him. >> yeah. that's the problem. >> i would just put this sorry son of a -- >> you don't killi'm sorry. you said it was about charlie man

margins in midterms, you would be forgiven this if you thought lobbyists were corporate potent tates.d help with their money and power and americans voteing for the republican party that had a net gain of 9 seats in senate 13 in house, but it seems that speaker boehner gets it understanding that g.o.p. dominated those midterm elections because most americans are sick of a lawless administration that is no less authoritarian because our president grims and charms while we issues eticks rather than doing hard work of negotiating and reaching a consensus. speaker boehner says now this is an issue for senate republicans and democrats to work out. the house has passed and sent its bill that would fund department of homeland security, and is is styne the president's fiat. speaker boehner told fox news sunday if dhs funding runs out senate democrats and their leader, president obama tor blame. he is right. we all owe the speaker a thank you. whatever happens to february 27, speaker boehner gets it, this time the republicans are on the right side of history right side of our constitution, and

robert tate is now pursuing a major in english after serving ten years for robbery. he said the program is a lifeline. >> my thing was when i came home find a job find steady housing, find steady income, and get back to family, and start to build my life over again. i will start that at 30 years old. >> the program provides assistance for all of those things and more. >> specifically a population coming back to a community after serving time, it's vital to re-establish community and a new community may be from the one that you left behind. the campus becomes that place to find a new self, find a new community, and build a new life after prison. >> any crop has yet to see its first graduate, but participates say they forecast the second time to expand their minds and units. kristen saloom, y al jazeera, new york. >> a snapshot of more liberal times. also coming up, sport and a day of punishment at of africa cup of nations. will morocco be forced to pay a hefty price for refusing to stage the event? details after a bit. >> after more than a decade of war iraq's image h

manson has been in prison since 1971 after his followers killed sharon tate and several others in 1969l right. >> she must have had a dwr childhood, that woman. >> her parents must be really proud. what would happen if your daughter decided to marry a serial killer? >> i keep my fingers crossed. some people have a serial killer for an uncle. who would do this? people do it all over the country. they find somebody on death row. if the guy had a billion dollars you say fine. then when he dies i get rich. can you imagine a con jaw gal visit between those two? oh my god. let's dwo back to chu -- let's go back to chud. >> it is interesting because i am doing a recuring part in a new series on nbc that will air in june or january -- june. it is about mr. manson. >> oh yes. >> i think it is really weird. i think charlie is weird and i think the girl is weird. i don't understand why they just don't kill him. i would just put this sorry guy out. >> you said it was about charlie manson. >> you never told me. you never tell me. once in awhile i go to a movie theater and i can see past the basebal

chief executive has played to verbally insult or intime tate opponents. and then bans for a second. >> i think we are talking about those cases the heat of the moment, exchanges and circumstances are differ from time to time. for a first event probably will likely -- a first offense, he will likely end up with a fine. which i think no player likes having met most of his match fee, but certainly a repeat offense, not only in the this tournament. sitting with the offenses will be banished with the suspension. >> leads the way in cycling following tuesday's third stage, the course may be flat for the dessert rout gives the rider as far from the easy time. we spent the day with one of the competing teams. >> a new day rises in a sport that is rebuilding for years of drug tainted controversy. australia's team are one of the fresh faces in world cycles emerges just four years ago. >> some people think we are not serious pause way have so much fun that's the way france does it. >> the team are currently in qatar, it is part of a demanding schedule for these ride

from the social media posts you see, what makes them grave tate toward isis?ere's never been a group like isis. there's never been a group that's engaged in the amount of propaganda the amount of recruiting. >> researchers know her name but are not releasing it and toronto jane is under investigation here by police in canada where new proposed laws mean she would likely be arrested the minute she tried to return. >> the only evidence they would have is twitter posts. that's speech. now in this case she's gone to syria and i would suspect that they will have additional evidence about the connections she has, who arranged her travel, who financed her travel what was the purpose of her travel and which group is she supporting on the ground. >> they also want to learn about her toronto connections. >> what information is she passing along to isis and did she have any supporters while she was here in toronto. that would be the greater question to try and figure out. >> definitely a possibility that she could have been a threat? >> definitely? >> one of her last pos

>> we should not fund homeland security but i think it important we tate state clearly our issue of thel give a bunch of things, he can veto them that is the way the system works. >> and republicans are doing will of the people, tomorrow they will defund -- or vote on defunding obamacare you have to restkwroeus injoyce in that. >> i feeling better if republicans put an ideaed on the table, they say reform. lou: one thing rat a time, first get rid of it then replace it. >> yeah, right. >> what is going to get rid are next executive order people have to pay tax bills they were over subsidized or did not get -- he will again by executive order put one too many out there and the court will slap them back. lou: rand paul creating his own op thoughmology board. >> my family would be so thrilled. >> you have to go to medical school. >> that is not a big issue rand fall an issue in his campaign when he first ran he is a very viable candidate. he has a tremendous following. he will be one of 3 or 4 most serious candidates in the race. >> big difference to me, one thing to be a serious candidate

the wea is keeping virginia tate police busy. they'v 200 weather-relad accidents most involving damaged vehicles. so far no deaths. helped close to 200 disabled vehicles today. >> a lot of marylanders had a messy drive today. there several inches of snow and slush in prince coun. saw many people out early to clear off their sidewalks. the good news for drivers, many main roa in the county had pretreated and plowed by thed off to work today. > rig now, some di childr in the district just gettg home after confusion over school closings. this morning metro bus sent out a tweet saying d.c. schools were closed. and students wouldn't be able to get rides on metro bus. but schools were not closed in fact. opened two hours late. metro bus later sent out a tweet apologg and correcting itself. says it got the information from the d.c. mayor's office. school did go on. >>t think it's the snow that's preventing trucks from getting to overflowing trash cans in some parts of the city but that's not the case in adams morgan. tom sh joins us liv

lives in the intestines, but because it has been exposed to so many antibiotics it has genetically mew tated -- mutated. >> the hospital medical staff discovered the outbreak of the super bug after an internal investigation. they are notifying patients that may have been infected. that is scary. >>> we are not alone, subzero temps paralyzing millions, shutting down schools, causing hundreds of accidents on the roads. >> in the upper midwest it was 35 degrees below zero overnight. because of the cold, schools are closed in chicago for the fourth time this year. and there is growing concern about frostbite and hypothermia as we know you don't have to be outside for very long to be frostbitten. >> i mean 35 below it's like 12 minutes. our windchill will be 15 to 25 below, which is still like 20 minutes. that's pretty low for us. >> we're seeing the schools closing. >> i think that we are. >> we're looking at a dangerously cold windchill. the snow here will come in quicker, have more cold air possible. now let's start with the live look outside. it is 17. look at the dew point minus 9. and once

. >> robert tate is pursuing a degree in english. he said the program is a lifeline. >> my thing when i came home, find a job find steady housing find steady income and give back to families and start to build my life over again. i was starting at 30 years old as a 7-year-old. >> the program provides assistance with all of those things and more. >> specifically for a population coming back to the community after having served time, it's vital to reestablish community and a new community may be from the one that you left behind, and so the campus becomes that place to find a new self, find a new community and build a new life after prison. >> the new program has yet to see its first graduate but participants say they appreciate the second chance to expand their minds and opportunities. al jazeera, new york. >> equatorial guinea has been fined $100,000 for the crowd violence that marred the host countries loss to ghana in the semi finals of the africa cup of nations. 36 were injured when fans threw objects at the ghana fans, players an

cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tateppie clan, which despises straight, affluent society. young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> good morning. >> why? >> the sun's shining this morning. >> it is? >> yeah. >> charles manson cleverly masqueraded behind the image of being a hippie, goes up to haight-ashbury district, surrounds himself with a bunch of young followers. their lifestyle was sex, orgies and lsd trips. allegedly, he gets them to mass murder for him. >> with blood, the killer scrawled on a refrigerator door "death to pigs." >> you see, prior to these murders, nobody associated hippies with violence and murder. people would pick up a hitch-hiking hippie. there was no big deal. but after the manson murders, you saw a hippie with long hair hitch-hiking and the image of manson would enter the driver's mind and they would drive right by. >> by the time of charles manson and watching altamont and what happened there, it symbolized the drained idealis