i believe terra saved many lives. saved my life.ed many other victims. >> reporter: terra was diagnosed with ptsd. she still has some healing to do, but she returned with us to that parking lot. >> i don't wanna poke and prod too much, but what happens inside your stomach when you're here? >> i just get a lot of anxiety. i just have flashbacks of me running down the ramp and just, like, going to the cement. >> reporter: she gamely showed us the spot where she looked death in the eye. and struck back. this wasn't an easy thing to do. >> i'm just taking it all in right now. >> uh-huh. i think you're a tough cookie. right? >> yeah, that's what a lot of people say. [ laughter ] i guess so. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and dirty john meehan is an ever more distant memory now. his trail of victims safe from his terror. thanks to a young woman and a little dog who fought for her life -- and won. >>> that's all for now. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> the details are so crazy, i couldn't make sen

las obr mercedes-benz donde a esta hora está por terminar el partido entre los patriotas de nueva la terrafrutar lo que queda del partido. dentro de los miles de fanáticos que llegaron está el alcalde de la ciudad de los Ángeles que viajó más de 2000 millas para venir y apoyar al equipo angelino, en exclusiva habló con telemundo y cuando le preguntamos que no era muy común que un alcalde dejara sus labores y se trasladará para ver un super bowl, aquí está la respuesta del alcalde de la ciudad angelina . >>> en este caso, este equipo, m equipo como joven y yo estoy esperando muchos años de poder ver el regreso de este equipo. finalmente, tenemos la oportunidad de ganar y es un honor >>> ahí está la palabra como decíamos en exclusiva del alcalde de los Ángeles, la verdad, muy emocionado de estar presente apoyando al equipo de los rams. desgraciadamente, para él, en este instante el equipo angelino está perdiendo convirtiéndose el marcador en este momento en el más bajo en el recorte de los super bowl, el más bajo fue cuando los redskins cayeron ante miami 14 a siete >>> regreso contigo julio

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lo que terra provocÓ una reacción de militares venezolanos.das de ensueÑo humanitaria que estaba previsto que entraron desde la maÑana de hoy al territorio venezolano. nos unimos a los jÓvenes miembros de la resistencia y las imÁgenes hablan por sÍ sola. vivimos momentos difÍciles durante la cobertura del puente simÓn bolÍvar que une a colombia con venezuela. seim propia lo que sus centros venezolanos que son reprimidos en las calles. >> esos son los represores,mÍrenlos bien. nuestro camarÓgrafo, en medio de una transmisiÓn tuvo que soltar su cÁmara y recibir ayudo de los jÓvenes. varias personas resultaron heridas. los jÓvenes de la resistencia salvaguardaran nuestra integridaden medio de los disparos. un momento en que los colectivos armados entraron por debajo del puente en territorio colombiano. esos son los miembros del colectivo, soltado de las prisiones. todos los miembros de los colectivos estÁn vivos gracias a los guardias colombianos. fue muy difÍcil apartarlos de la bebira de sus vÍctimas por hoy estÁn cansados, pero maÑana volverÁn

the sylvia terra startup wants to use to improve forest management in the united states the software assesses forests using satellite imagery recording species of the trees their height and the density of the forest this information allows for more efficient forest management biodiversity and helps ensure the water supply. right now scientists that are focused on conservation and are spending thousands of hours just sit through images by using artificial intelligence you save the time why did you choose to take one hundred days you can take only a couple of hours and the time is now spent back in research instead of sifting through images. most systems that seek to protect the environment are still in development. how effective they'll be remains to be seen. processing all that data takes a lot of energy. for a project to be worthwhile it will have to be effective enough to offset that energy consumption. has one thing you can do use a search engine that pounds trees in directory of course it says they invest eighty percent of their ad revenue and reforestation and conservation proje

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sunshine coming through going to eleven degrees that task and eleven also for red terra not seep out across the eastern side of the med want to see showers just coming into northern parts of lebanon pushing into syria for a time in that wet weather just becoming a little more expensive as you guys first asked i seventeen celsius in by rates not great but at least it will be dry with some sunshine twenty three that fall back that week warming up in couple to around five degrees celsius plenty of sunshine plenty of sunshine too across the raben peninsula twenty three degrees here on friday with this cloud just to the south of the southern palls the saudi pushing up towards year a pushing across into armada much as we think enough in time to time to bring a few spots of bright we warm up in doha to twenty five celsius in the southerly on saturday so really will feel pleasantly warm inside say what crossed much of south africa now still a little line of showers across the channel northern parts of madagascar could see some right by the pushes into northern missouri and bake at all so tan

of midair on the island you can visit a museum and the storage rooms and find out more about when terra wine i mean he was looking about a forty five why do you swing between sixteen up to twenty percent of the local same class. sherry's along ok cheers in portuguese so. after sampling the island coronary treats it's time now to get the scenic impression with a cable car ride to the hilltop suburb of montauk. the church of our lady of montana is one of the island's most impressive houses of worship. back in the nineteenth century the sled served as a fast way to transport goods and people down the hill. how fast are we going to go so we will go about to. thirty five kilometers per hour both. of. you. and that right is a definite must. as day turns into night i change into something more elegant for my date with the black scabbards fish despite my doubts at the santa maria restaurant in the old town chef on a cow much to make sure it taste better than it looks how do you prepare you just cook if we're really simple with all the old salts are going to. be here to make. it taste to lucius

the sylvia terra startup wants to use it to improve forest management in the united states the software assesses forests using satellite imagery recording species of the trees their height and the density of the forest this information allows for more efficient forest management biodiversity and helps ensure the water supply. right now scientists that are focused on conservation and are spending thousands of hours just sit through images by using artificial intelligence you save the time why did used to take one hundred days you can take only a couple of hours and the time is now spent back in research instead of sifting through images. most ai systems that seek to protect the environment are still in development. how effective they'll be remains to be seen. processing all that data takes a lot of energy. for a project to be worthwhile it will have to be effective enough to offset energy consumption. he has one thing you can do use a search engine that pounds trees in directly of course it says they invest eighty percent of their ad revenue and reforestation and conservation project for

towns and people are paying tribute to the late found of the islamic republic the main event is in terra where there's a march through liberty square. on monday president hassan rouhani addressed the nation involving to expand the country's military might. just about it for me here on r.t. international for this. make this manufactured consensus instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round lifts and we the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real news. you know world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other. it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent

off camera many women tell us the most radical of them wrecked terra within the camp. they even burn the tents of those who criticize the islamic state e group. i just. these europeans dreamt of being treated like princesses along side that proud which i eighteen husbands. now they're afraid they might have to spend years under these tents. and want to be repatriated. i don't even have. to research what i do by my check because he's coughing blood now. hi dj has been waiting here for over a year now she would do anything to return to germany i did a mistake i came hear. my children out here. if i have to sit twenty years in prison and i have to pay for it. even the money for that i stay in prison i would do both for two years in priso. read the last few psychologic more testing one ton of i don't. know. what? the problem is their intentions they tell us what we want to hear but we have no idea about what they really think. that's a problem that must be addressed by experts only let me give themselves up some of them told us the islamic state group brief them telling th

i am max keiser this is the kaiser report oh my god a lot happening on wall street financial terra's jamie dimon a rears its ugly head is come out of the dumpster to make some proclamations stacey and he has the horrible headline on barron's which is usually the death knell of your project j.p. morgan just killed the big queen dream. and of course we all know j.p. morgan coin is here j.p. morgan chase unveils cryptocurrency prototype j.p. morgan coin j.p. morgan chase last week unveiled a prototype for additional coin system using block chain a first among major banks in the fast changing cryptocurrency world the system called j p m coin and which for now is only at the prototype stage won't permit institutional clients to make instantaneous payments with other bank clients the market has been quiet you know waiting for a big bank to come into the market to see what they can do to this markets of the big currencies out there like the u.s. dollar and like she hottest jamie diamond you know we're all waiting to see what it would come out with and the j.p. morgan coin is so underwhelmin

north africa as witness the so-called wolves on terra. but is this official narrative. of battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara which is. tremendous when opposition leader one guy go declare himself the country's prime minister well a battle president nicolas my cues me question. the force of i've got a. problem i'm going to write a story right now that is about all of us has served two presidents. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the stories that we're covering this week a coup take shape in washington is supporting it and the u.s. news media who are usually tough on president trying to make nice for a change serbia faces its biggest anti-government demonstrations since the fall of the lawsuit which but you wouldn't know it from watching the news that fake news and trump yet again but this time it's not the president it's the first lady and in malaysia a former prime minister releases a music video just ahead of going on trial in one of the world's biggest cases of corruption. you know. when we reported

terra's and thomas philip and who. recently in a working paper for the national bureau of economic research exam a possible reasons for lower than expected corporate investments in the united states since the early two thousand they determine decreased competition tightened corporate governance and short term pressures are in play in other words companies don't face enough competition to force them to actually invest in improving their businesses and they're increasingly paying attention to what's happening in the boardroom and pressure from shareholders to make fast money and we have a follow up on that with the m b e r but in terms of the we cover this in the kaiser poured over the past ten years that there are fewer and fewer companies and in fact when they engage in share buybacks there are fewer and fewer shares available for the public so you have reduced competition you see that all across america. ca obamacare has really exposed the health care sector is that there is no competition whatsoever and you're forced

in a facebook post terra pinkard said "it took me several times reading it for it to hit me that it was real." another victim was diana jaurez's father, vicente, a forklift operator. >> he is never going to come home. never. >> reporter: police say martin legally purchased the handgun in 2014 after passing a background check for a firearms i.d. card. the screening should have turned up a mississippi felony, but didn't, even though his information was entered into the state and national databases. the conviction did surface when he applied for a concealed carry permit, which requires fingerprints. >> once this felony conviction was discovered the offenders' concealed carry permit was rejected and his card was revoked by the illinois state police. >> reporter: is he supposed to volunteer the weapon, or if he doesn't show up with the weapon should someone from the state police go to his house?ateshat needs to voluntarily relinquish the weapon. >> reporter: illinois state police are not required by law to seize such firearms if they are not returned. >> this is a bizarre honor system, is wh

are joining me now is stuff on terra firma atheist refugees relief he co-founded the organization and they are supporting both women that you saw featured in that report good day why is your organization supporting these women did you reach out to them that they reach out to you. we started with when we made connection to run ahmad she's a saudi activist atheist activist and she was active in the atheist arab network and this is how we started and women now reach out to us because they don't feel represented by religious organizations so that they express a desire to leave their religion is that why why you're involved in this case. yes they all say they are atheist they're humanists they don't want to be involved with any religion whatsoever is that also the source of their reason why they have fled their country. yes it's very hard to. disguise that you're not believing anymore because you don't follow prayers are strictly anymore you don't pass the strictly anymore and the family gets suspicious and the state gets also suspicious maybe or they will report the state and there's a de

. >> reporter: this 911 call in 2016 is the end of a nightmare for 25-year-old terra newell seen herebbing her stepfather in self-defense 13 times. he died four days later. her attacker, 57-year-old john meehan, infamously known as dirty john, her mother's es strained husband who conned, terrorized and stalked her family for nearly two years. the traumatic events developed into a hit podcast, a show on bravo and a documentary on oxygen. >> someone has been stabbed. >> i thought he was going to hurt her, my sister or me but i always had the sense that it was going to be me for some reason. >> reporter: that eerie hunch started back in 2014 soon after her mother debra met john online. >> john started calling every day and we would meet after work and he started saying he was in love with me, i was the soulm e soulmate. >> reporter: even though debra had only known him for two months she agreed to marry him on a trip to las vegas, moving into this waterfront home in california and debra paid for everything. but soon the truth about john started to become clear. the family learning about

will probably stay as rain given the temperature regime once they've gone up into the low twenty's terra not so they route certainly the stormy weather in the mediterranean is quite a long way from the event so for the time being we can ignore it sars so this will the wind direction is critical here at the moment we're picking up and increasing normally rain down the gulf so monday still twenty five degrees be a bit more breezy and then some of this southerly is warming up in mecca and medina up into the low thirty's in both cases maybe dusty but i think dry somewhat cloudy quite often. now after heavy downpours recently in madagascar towns near and for example zimbabwe it's a dry looking picture couldn't rule out a few showers and some mozambique well the eastern side it's not africa they are certainly there and that sort of weakness but otherwise zimbabwe is zambian even tanzania sees far fewer showers than of late. at the time it was the worst environmental disaster in brazil's history but this was also a tragic for pace to follow. people in power investigates warnings of. the disturb

four degrees celsius crisp sunshine coming through going to eleven degrees the eleventh also for red terra not seep out across the eastern side of the med want to show is just coming into northern parts of lebanon pushing into syria for a time in that wet weather just becoming a little more expansive as we go through sas i seventeen celsius and by rich not great but at least it will be dry with some sunshine twenty three therefore back that week warming up in couple to around five degrees celsius plenty of sunshine plenty of sunshine to across the region peninsula twenty three degrees here in rome friday but this cloud just to the south of the southern pauls the saudi pushing over towards year the pushing across into amman much as we think enough from time to time to bring a few spots of friday we warm up in doha to twenty five celsius in the southerly on saturday so really will feel pleasantly warm to across much of south africa now still a little line of showers across the mozambique channel northern parts of madagascar could see some right away by the pushes into northern mozambique and

in recent years the sawhill of north africa has witnessed the so-called wool terra. but is this official narrative. battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara on al-jazeera. and monday put it well on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for dr events like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. on counting the cost this week we're focusing on venezuela where people are scavenging for food as a political crisis unfolds how the game of oil is influencing events on the ground plus how credits up playing a role and why the reports of run for the money will. come soon the cost. this is techno innovations that can change lives in the science of fighting wildfires we're going to explore the intersection of hard

miller's home, where a chinese terra cotta warrior stood guard outside. >> i can't comment on the situationis time. >> reporter: but carpenter believes in his later years miller understood the ramifications of what he did. >> i think he felt compelled to try to do the right thing and return these home. >> reporter: returning those native american ancestors home, which is what carpenter says is the fbi's most important mission now. >> you have to treat these people with dignity. these are human beings and people that matters. it has meaning to people today. it has meaning to our children and their children. >> well so, far the fbi has already returned items from miller's collection to several countries, including cambodia, canada, columbia, and mexico. they've already returned some native american ancestral remains to tribes in the south dakota region and are planning a large scale repatriation of remains to other tribes in the coming months. >> wow. >> it's a big project. it's going to go on for years. >> this "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ ♪ more than 2 million men and women ha

so this is so that the time theories of from the modus terra satellite we are trying to create global observations of aerosol these are not modeled either based on camera like images how it works is satellites measure light reflected from the earth and you can see that there's places on the globe where you see lots of aerosol which is a bright orange color and you can see the hot spots around the globe you see the dust and in africa biomass burning in the amazon. what we don't have from a satellite is exactly what it's made out of and you can get a sense of what kind it is if it's dust smoke pollution one place that you do see least in the fifteen year record we have is there seems to be an increase in the middle east along the the arabian peninsula and in that region and it seems to be a significant increase. now says studies backup what people on the ground can see for themselves because they wanted to thank you. and let me ask these satellite studies and now being put to practice i mean use your cat. nasa shows its data with other research groups who are developing a global sand an

a broad-based terra that is sitting or the allies has been the wrong approach to really get the fundamental problem of chinese overcapacity. i very much agree with the point on that front. to the point about different types of tariffs, you have unfairly targeted imports, those of the tariffs that can have real result that you result in long-term investment because there are durable remedies. because it came on with an executive order and modified with an executive order, it is a very volatile school that does not allow for the type of -- tool that does not allow for the type of big investments. those are capital intensive projects that take a long time to recoup your investment. >> canada in national security threat. you have the right to bear arms, we have the right to universal health care. we have philosophical fundamental differences. students whoe loved spitballs across the river. understand the debate, i understand the argument. as it relates to how we make things fair. such a what we have pretty strong debate on the renegotiations of nafta because there were things that needed to be

go out to osage territory and tantalize readers with stories of the "red millionaires" with their terra-cotta mansions and they chauffeured cars and their servants who were white. a time, whenhat at one american would on one car, each osage owned 11 cars. more remarkable is i found recently to this old footage that was shot in the 1920's. it was actually taken by an osage who had an early moving motion picture camera. it was found by a descendent and restored. here you can see a snippet of it. it will give you a sense of what these boom towns look like in the 1920's. the tangled history of how the this had gotten a hold of oil-rich land goes all the way back to the 17th century when the osage controlled much of the central part of the country. from whatat stretches is now kansas and missouri all the way to the edge of the rockies. president jefferson referred to the osage in 1803 as the great nation. the following year, he met with a delegation of chiefs who he described as the finest men he had same. he promised and assured them they would know the u.s. government only as friends and benefac

. >> reporter: so we went to miller's home where a chinese terra cotta warrior figure stood guard outsideis later years miller understood the ramifications oft he d. h compelled to do the right thing and return these home. >> reporter: returning those native american ancestors home, which is what carpenter says is the fbi's motion important mission now. >> you have to treat these people with dignity. these are human beings and people. that matters. it has meaning to people of the day. it has meaning to our children and their children. >> reporter: well, so far the fbi has already returned items from miller's collection to several countries, including cambodia, canada, colombia, and mexico. they've already returned some native american ancestral remains to tribes in the south dakota region, and are planning a large scale repatriation of remains to other tribes in the coming months. >> wow. >> it's a big project, going to go on for years. >> very unusual story. >> yh. >> s thinkingbout that o t home. >> the terra cotta. you >>o,never. >> i have, they're pretty impressive. >> thank you, anna

. >> the bay view merchants association and there's albert chow and he is in park side ter terra belle. >> commissioner: thank you. commissioner dooley. >> last week i participated in a press conference and rally about the ongoing vacancy problems in our commercial districts. supervisor fewer was there to talk about her legislation which she's introduced. supervisor peskin gave us a few details on something he will be putting forward. basically saying after someone does has not registered as a vacancy, that time has come up. the city he's proposing we begin fining those people on a daily basis if there are long-term vacancies. the conversation -- conference was attended by the long beach business association and called out the fact in our neighborhood two landlords have 21% of all the vacancies in our commercial district and we need to be calling these people out and these are the kind of people we need to crackdownon. -- crackdown on not the small business owners who have had their space have a can't only for a short time. we have happy we got some press and encourage all the other ne

we have accelerated those plans on the back of the terra noise, but that is something -- tariffs noise have been working on that for months. we have a lot of customers in north america and europe so we want to be geographically close to those locations. emily: have you seen any impact as result of the trade war? patrick: we have not. we have been in a good position. emily: what would the timeline before moving to different locations? patrick: that's something we would want to be a to do late this year or early next. we had a great january. i think it got overblown, quite frankly. emily: talk about new product launches beyond speakers. patrick: we are focused on new homes in new countries. today only five countries represent 80% of our sales. job number two is new products. we been focused on the home. now we are looking inside the home. you think about auto, headphones, commercial. there are other areas with unique possibilities. we are also looking at what services we can offer customers as well. what would be a great thing for listeners? emily: would you ever become a content provide

napa county, almost 12 and half inches of rain, sonoma county, not and a half, marin county, 902, terram, north of i-80, heavy-duty snow south of that, really not much until it moved overnight, now we are getting rain toward san jose into the santa cruz mountains, still some light rain is there from novato to petaluma to santa rosa, a little low coming with rainfall providing a little lift, and upslope as well, the next system on its way coming in from the west southwest hawaiian islands, it will be here, see the circulation, look at that, more on the way, this plays into saturday, another system next tuesday and wednesday although that would looks to maybe favor areas from santa cruz down south versus the one that just came in. stay tuned. march coming in like a lion. a break on thursday, friday night the next system already arrives and takes us to saturday, that often on rainy sunday. >>> 8:40 seven, a tasty snack inspiring a new shoe design, what do these sneakers make you think of? the design the popular food issues are said to be modeled after. boston tied the score at one in the f

such a book on the leg of terra there are no the local me sore spots chief. or other. would lie articles. or latics i really would love a collage but records. so. you are an idiot that has what on who or what the who did what and what do you know they are. in july nine hundred forty six. returned from exile in the french congo but was placed under house arrest in algiers. founded the movement for the triumph and defense of liberty is the m.t.l. deal as cover for his algerian peoples party the age which was still banned after the city for massacre the year before the movement no longer started struggle as purely political. at the first congress of the combines p p a and m t l d in algiers in one nine hundred forty seven they decided to launch a paramilitary wing called the special organization. when the party leadership patch up point the head of the paramilitary national organization in biskra law to be been he was the obvious choice. in the spring of one nine hundred forty nine billion he didn't have to biskra and move to constantine. yes. somewhat of arson in. the on

where there was water, there was now magically, terra sorta firma. new and vibrant economy, one that raised all boats, filled miami with new buildings, shiny cars, swanky nightclubs, floods of cash, and a new reputation for murder, and criminality to go with it. cocaine, say what you will, cocaine altered the skyline of miami forever. it made, for better or worse, miami sexy again. >> anthony: going back to the very beginning, was miami always a criminal enterprise? [ laughter ] but i mean that in a good way. outlaw culturism a very deep part of american culture. >> man: in florida, we don't produce or manufacture anything but oranges and handguns. there is no indigenous industry. we sell sunshine. >> we sell you a drink. >> the only jobs we have are in hospitality or in restaurants. >> real estate. >> man: real estate. it is all to sell the dream to the next people. >> anthony: in 1981 the fbi called miami the most violent city in america. the drug industry brought in an estimated $7 to $12 billion a year and that's of 1981 money. that is a lot of t

in 1997 after three years on the lam, he started a pottery company called terra cotta gardens. >> dial advertised it on the radio, did an interview on the radio. >> unbelievably, the attention led to an invitation for the fugitive killer to speak at a women's luncheon at a local country club. >> near and dear to my heart -- >> where were you while he was out front entertaining the ladies who lunch? >> i was back at the trailer tied up. >> from there, dial and bobbi went to work on an industrial chicken farm owned by debra grace. she never doubted they were married, but she could see dial was abusive. >> he was like, i can beat her. she's my wife, i can beat her. i said, no, not on my farm, you can't. i tried to get her to come to the house. she kept saying no, he wouldn't like that. >> they moved again to another bigger chicken farm. bobbi's daughters were teenagers now. she'd missed five anniversaries with randy. >> there were times that the loneliness was so great that my body would physically ache. >> and she says dial never ceased his campaign of terror, killing two of her dogs to

the reasons snap has gone from 6 to 10 because facebook can obliterate them once phobia gets back on terra heads back to $6 a share. >>> still ahead, will a massive payment put the company in a crunch. >>> let's get a check on our cramer cam he's talking to the gw pharma ceo after that stock soared yesterday. we are live in times square at the nasdaq much more "fast money" still ahead. you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> welcome back tesla is just two days away from a nearly $1 billion debt deadline the electric car maker has the money but the bill could put them in a cash crunch. let's get to phil lebeau with the details. >> you bring up a good point tesla does have the money to make this payment for a convertible note that is due on friday $920 million by the way, that payment due friday, if they had shares o

we're here off 101 in terra linda where the roads as you can see still pretty slick.y just cleared an accident near the lincoln avenue exit not far from where we are. we were told it was a traffic collision. i hope everybody was okay in that. we haven't heard back from chp. but possibly weather related, and it's really no surprise because the rain has been so fast and furious here. up in sonoma county, let's take a look at some video. the storm has already caused some problems up there. a large tree went down also bringing down power lines on the bohemian highway this morning. pg&e and fire crews are on scene to remove that tree from the roadway and assess the damage. the rain here in marin county, like i said was just torrential. it started raining about 3:00 p.m. on friday and really didn't stop until up about 25 minutes ago. chp here in marin taking to twitter overnight making really what can only be described as an appeal to drivers to take it easy if you are heading out. give yourself lots of time to get where you're going, because the pavement is slick. stopping

they said today they got terra bites, which i guess is tons and tons of information from his house.o sort of shore up the notion that this was all necessary. what do you think? >> i want to make sure i don't do the very thing that i started off your show by being upset that others do which is speculate. i think they should bring in chris wray. chris is a trump appointee. he was a federal prosecutor. he is a serious guy whether you like president trump or not. chris wray is a serious guy. bring him in and ask him why he, the bureau thought that amount of force was necessary, whether or not they were going to execute a search warrant while they were there if they had any evidence that roger stone might be a flight risk ask chris wray. it is not bob mueller's fault. the prosecutor does not decide what weaponry to use when you effectuate the arrest. the fbi does. bring him in and ask him. >> martha: yeah. they use what they think they need. so we will see. trey gowdy. great to have you with us. and welcome to the family. >> yes, ma'am. >> martha: thank you so much. >> yes, ma'am. >> mar

saying is that mccabe's wife was running for the state senate in virginia as a democrat supported by terra mccolonel live who's alive with hillary clinton, that's been one of the bill of particulars for mccabe since the very beginning. doesn't seem credible to me but it's important to put it out there because that's what the president says. >> also remember this piece of it too is going to be so important that we're unlikely to see an obstruction charge. but if, as part of a final report mueller were to make a case that the president obstructed justice and that would be in a report to congress, be very interesting to see how likely incoming attorney general bill barr views all of this and he as someone with a lot of experience and integrity says this was interference in an investigation. >> that's a good curtain raiser next week when we have a new attorney general and what he will do with this case. stand by for that. thank you for helping us understand this news we just got during that last segment. >>> will president president trump sign a spending bill with limited border security money

trial within 70 days, it's the speedy trial act, but because of all the evidence that was uncovered, terra of data. mueller could have been wrapping up but just on account of everything that was seized from roger stone, they needed more time or they might still be going on. remember, let's not forget that in the grand scheme of special counsel and an independent counsel investigations, this isn't gone on for that long. we're really only at about the two-year mark. if you think about whitewater which is the big one from most of our lives, that started in 1994 and didn't wrap until 2001. so, you know, given that i think 33 or 34 individuals have already been charged, this has been a hugely successful investigation thus far. even if the end isn't coming tomorrow, you know, it may still be, you know, at some point in the relatively near future following a great deal of success. >> yeah. and the judge was very pointed in trying to warn roger stone not to make -- not to hurt himself by speaking out of turn and then potentially contradicting either his own statements or statements by other witnes

terra pink coard said it hit me was real. >> reporter: police say the suspect brought a.40 caliber handgun to work and started shooting after he was feireled. illegal possession of the gun he first purchaseled legally. a felony conviction for agravateded assault did not come up on his back ground check in march 2014. the convection showed when martin applyled for a concealled carry permit. that prompted a letter from illinois state police ordering martin to give up his gun to local law enforcement. >> is he supposed to volunteer the weapon? >> the letter states me needs to relinquish the weapon. >> reporter: the company is opening up stores this morning for any employ oohs who want of employees who want to come in and grieve together. the last officer is expect told be out of the hospital >> i keep thinking about that intern, his ferirst day on the job. >>> two powerful winter storms are hit iting of the west coast. tracking the storm's latest mom of movements. >> something you don't see very often. this is las vegas. folks la s late night see it sn. an inch or two around vegas. this syste

and a large sin terra health center.ut i think the most popular element of the project is we are going to tackle the american legion bridge from the virginia side. so for those of you who are local, that is the -- i see some in the front row here. we have a massive issue where the dulles toll road meets the gw parkway, which meets t tyson's which meets maryland, and virginia and transurban are going to take that on and do everything we can to improve one of the worst bottlenecks in the region. this is about a billion-dollar package of improvements we're delivering through private investment at no cost to virginia taxpayers. and something we're able to move forward quite quickly with. you and i have known each other for a long time. and remember when we first started talking about the express lanes concept, you know, i got laughed at a lot, you'll recall, because we were talking about this crystal ball, trust me, someday we'll be able to have these lanes and you'll be able to go 65 miles per hour, even during rush hour. a

haidi: does that mean the terra relief sentiment could be short-lived? joe: it is possible. there has been no timeline put on this. when the president said he was suspending the imposition of additional tariffs on chinese goods, it's not clear whether that is open-ended, whether we will get another 30 or 60 day deadline for the talks to move on. but the indication is that the white house wants this to move deadline wille not have to be imposed. of this time it's a matter -- it is open-ended. going back into the negotiations, that may be useful for some leverage with the chinese that there could be a deadline imposed and the talks have to get moving. joe sobczyk with the latest on trade. jay powell continuing to signal that the fed reserve can be patient, and waiting to see more rate hikes are needed this year. on day two of his testimony to comments of had interest. kathleen hays was listening in. someone did ask the question today. kathleen: he was the ranking republican on the house financial services committee, so he was the second person to ask jay powell questions today

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men want" the gender swapped remake of the year 2000 mel gibson movie "what women want" this stars terraddenly hear men's thoughts. >> what am i thinking? you don't have -- >> monday. i'm thinking about gas prices. >> no. because i saw this and it ruined my day gas prices rose by a penny well, a penny a gallon. >> and you noticed >> i noticed because i read it for our taxi cab no did i take too long? is that what happened? >> yes, you did. that's what you get. >> the national average is up to 2.34 a gallon, 32 cents lower than a year ago which is good. >>> coming up, jeff bezos public battle with the "national enquirer" sparking shareholder concerns about a ceo whose focus may be drawn away from his company's business i would direct you to "the wall street journal" piece on it. hollywood apparently he lost his mind sort of we'll talk to management guru next >>> as we head to break, a quick check on what's happening in the european markets right now we still can't use that laughter track we have of him >> no. ♪ ♪ you can twist it around at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering vi