what was david doing in that motel room the night they killed him? to that trap >> why would he go to a motel to meet mr. britton when mr. britton was ten minutes down the road i mean, david is not a stupid child at 24. why would mr. britton want to see him in a motel >> tell them what you know, they demanded there would be no justice, they told wolfe, unless everyone involved was held accountable. outside the courtroom, david's brother encountered the state's attorney and said -- >> he's going to tell you, and he said, he's not going to tell me anything. i saw it in his eyes, he'll tell you. and then we got the real story >> in fact, it was just two days later when wolfe finally confessed the true measure of his guilt and gave police firsthand his unedited version of events the night he said they buried david jackson in the shifting florida clay. was someone else involved? oh, yes, said michael wolfe. she certainly was. >>> coming up, what made david go to that motel >> it was a woman who was on the phone. david takes the phone, comes out a little hi

her to have to worry about anything, finances or anything. >> so he puts it all on the market -- the motelss, gas stations, and the world's tallest thermometer. he finds a buyer who wants it all and will assume the lease on his signature attraction. willis takes back mortgages on the thermometer property and his other businesses. he's expecting a nice income stream well into the future. for 18 months, the new owner makes regular payments, and willis enjoys his retirement. but then things get complicated. the new owner is struggling. he wants out. so in 2006, to protect his investments, willis finds another buyer. but the new owner needs a bank loan and won't get it unless willis puts up the thermometer property as collateral. if the loan is not paid off, the bank can take it. then, in july 2007, willis herron dies at the age of 82. >> little did he know that the economic downturn would hit in 2009, 2010. >> selling continuing after dropping 1,000 points over the last week. >> so that dream of his that mom wouldn't have to worry about anything changed quickly when people didn't pay the bills

that was the last that any of his friends saw him at that point. >> what really happened at the motelhe bathroom when david arrived. >> barbara answered and he was glad to see her. they sat on the edge of the bed and barbara had a stun gun and barbara hit david with a stun gun. >> but the stun gun malfunctioned so wolfe stepped out of the bathroom with his gun. >> he had the gun wrapped in the towel and about that time harry britton came into the room and said, he's not dead yet, he's still breathing. shoot him again. so he said i thought him again and that shot killed him and they put david's body in the back of harry's vw and transported it to the site where they had already predug the grave so all they had to do was lay the body in there and cover him up. >> but that wasn't the end of wolfe's tale. a year after the murder he got a call from harry britton. >> he learned that they were going to build a walmart. >> where the bones were? >> where the bones were. >> and harry, michael wolfe told him, you've got to come back down here and move the bones. >> wolfe flew back to florida. >>

in anger i mean i am surprised that we're not social unrest up to now not so much on backs but on the motel and social carnage wrought by austerity that would be a not search because it would see this is a democratic affront to democracy and in a sense if they would be right there are valid arguments regarding it and if you got in the two year period as passes to twenty six the e.u. referendum people may have changed their mind to maybe bio's and last but i am not convinced if there was a second referendum that it will remain with when and if it were to individual groups in the win by a decisive enough majority to satisfy the needs of democracy democracy when it watches into a zero sum game fails on its own terms we need to find that we or people in power need to find a way to try and bring this country together and i add to the increasing or the view that more than a harbinger of britain's departure from the e.u. after some fifty years of involvement there and during its different permutations and incarnations but acts as a harbinger of the breakup of the u.k. when you consider the breakdo

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he was assassinanated apapril , 196868, at the lorraine motel in memphis, tennessee. dr. king was just 39 years old. while he is primarily remembered as a civil rights leader, he also championed the cause of the poor, organizing the poor people's campaign to address issues of economic justice. dr. king was also a fierce critic of u.s. foreign policy and the vietnam war. in 1964, dr. king became the youngest recipient of the nobel peace prize. days before he receceived that a award in ososlo, norway,. king traveled d to london. on dececember 7, 1964, dr. king gave e a speech sponsored by the b british group christstian actionon about t the civil rights strugge in the united states, as well as the anti-apartheid movement in south africa. the e speech was recorded by saul bernstein, who was workining as the european c correspondent fofor pacificaca radio. bernstein's recordrding was rediscovovered by p pacifica radio archivives. this is that address by dr. martin luther king, jr. rev. martin n luther king, jr.:i want to talk with you mainly about our struggle in the united st

but i stood at the balcony at the motel where your debt was assassinated. ught me back to the moment in 1968. the balcony leads back into dr. king's room p or nothing is. the beds are still unmade. are still cups scattered around the room. can feelwalk in, you the restless spirit. you can feel it. you can taste it. it is still in the room. a dream deferred, unfinished business. as you well know, martin was assassinated. he stood in the pulpit at the temple talking to 2000 people. what was he talking about? it was ultimately about the nudity. he was insisting these garbage workers be treated with dignity. dignity. and ladies and gentlemen, the fact of the matter is, many of you remember exactly what he said. it was close to the last sentence. he said, let us move on in these powerful days, the days of challenge, to make america what it ought to be. to make america what it ought to be. we all know what it ought to be. that was among his last words spoken, to make america what it ought to be. many of you in the room have , but we have learned in the last two ye

each april 4 the brothers of alpha phi alpha come to the lorraine motel where dr. behalf of the fraternity brothers nicholas collins, southern regional vice president and brother prior to place a wreath and we shall render a him hymn that remembers our brother, my brother, mankind's brother, brother reverend dr. martin luther king jr . we remember. >> i brother kelsey rushing vice president of the fraternity inc. the objectives of the fraternity are to stimulate the ambitions of its members how to prepare them for the greatest usefulness and cause of humanity. freedom and dignity of the individual. to encourage the highest and noblest form of manhood and to aid downtrodden humanity. this is the mantra by which each member of alpha phi alpha live. this epitomizes the life and work of our alpha brother dr. martin luther king jr . dr. king was initiated into the sigma chapter of this brotherhood in 1952. we pause today to remember the life of dr. king, a man who in spite of constant threats of violence against him and his family led nonviolent protests fighting for jus

even during the slowest season, river rock motel owner, jill ballinger says most of the rooms at the inn are usually booked.with an ongoing government shutdown: however, she says that's not the case this year."we're usually busy in january. i'm about 80 percent full. this year we're at 40 percent. i looked at my past years and january and february were very busy for us. the only thing i can attribute it to the shutdown," ballinger said. nearby communities like mariposa are feeling the hit. "the most impact on this county is government shutdowns. they're more impact than fires and floods or any other recessions," said mariposa county supervisor kevin cann.cann said a huge chunk of paychecks in mariposa county are some way connected to tourism dollars from the national park.he says shops and restaurants in the area suffer when employees aren't getting paid."those bills are coming due, you don't have a paycheck. you're not going out to dinner," cann said.daniel levin is the owner of yosemite crystals, and just opened agua fria cafe.while he isn't too worried, he is noticing less people

king was shot and killed at the age of 39 on the deck of a motel in memphis. the federal holiday to honor dr. king was signed into law in 1983. >>> it has been 31 days and ope democrats rejected the latest proposal. trump wants $5.7 billion for the wall and to get it he offered to extend protections for daca recipients and reopen the government. >>> senator kamala harris announced today she is running for president. the 54-year-old democrat currently serves as one of california's two senators. she won the seat vacated by barbara boxer. she has served in local politics as well. she was california's attorney general from 2011 to 2017. >>> you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30. she is the eighth democrat to offici the ring . it energize many on her own home turf. >>> kamala harris, former da in state attorney general seeking the country's highest office. in this multicultural city that is oakland, many said they were pleased to see a daughter of immigrants take him president trump. >> i am excited to see a woman of color. i follow her on social media. she speaks

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prngesters rushi the same motorcade outside the willard motel in northwest d.c. aew bloomberg n photographer shared this video with us. you can see a pair of protesters tried to charge the same chinese delegation. secret s dvice knockedn at least one woman but no one appeared to be injured here. bloomberg said the protesrs accused the chinese delegation of trying to relocate. >>> more breaking news now in the alexandria area of fairfax. coun a construction worker was killed in an accident at a construction site on genal washington drive. police say the man was pinned betwee an i-beam and a bucket truck.ue reorkers had to stabilize the truck before reaching the victim. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a milestone, one of our region's top cops is stepping down. montgomerys major of county announcing he's going to be retiring in april. he's been wearing a badge for more than four deces. later serving as that county's chief for six years. he came across the river to be chief in montgomery for the lt 15 years. he tells our pat collins he has no regrets about h

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[applause] the funding to the education system and reduce the use of hotels and motels by over 95%. [applause] it would lead to 50% of the electricity being generated by clean resources and then delivered a process that came in far below the price anybody anticipated. i want you to think about this for a minute we have a huge environmental benefit for lower energy prices and everybody in the country wants to duplicate what we pulled off that is a huge win for anybody that cares about the environment. [applause] allowing for small businesses to become more competitive and in a dynamic economy and to ge get stuffed on the approach that we take in public-private worships and economic development and advanced manufacturing and smart materials create jobs and opportunities across the commonwealth. [applause] i just want to ask you to stay standing thanks to the hard work of so many many of whom are in the room. [applause] putting the public interest ahead of partisan politics, he made it a better place to live for residents but there's always more left to do. 25 years ago massachusetts se

losing their second paycheck next week, the furloughed scientists and other employees spent the morning at a nearby motel where their union wrote hundred dollar checks for grocery money. but that wont help with the mortgage says suzanne meyer.suzanne meyer/furloughed nasa ames employeesome workers are said to be looking for work elsewhere while others have already moved on. instead of making picket signs, we should be doing research says says electrical enginner jon jenkins.jon jenkins/furloughed nasa ames scientist motorists honked their support as about a hundred furloughed workers marched across highway 101, many of those signs blaming president trump for the shutdown.misty davies/furloughe d nasa ames employeerob fladeboe/mountai view "....the furloughed workers are also worried about the the work that's not getting done, said one scientist, science delayed science denied. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron4news kron4news (pam) the shutdown, now just days away from starting its second month, is going on so long ... it may have an affect on next month's superbowl. and the ripple effects are even being

losing their second paycheck next week, the furloughed scientists and other employees spent the morning at a nearby motelir union wrote hundred dollar checks for grocery money. but that wont help with the mortgage says suzanne meyer.suzanne meyer/furloughed nasa ames employeesome workers are said to be looking for work elsewhere while others have already moved on. instead of making picket signs, we should be doing research says says electrical enginner jon jenkins.jon jenkins/furloughed nasa ames scientist motorists honked their support as about a hundred furloughed workers marched across highway 101, many of those signs blaming president trump for the shutdown.misty davies/furloughe d nasa ames employeerob fladeboe/mountai view "....the furloughed workers are also worried about the the work that's not getting done, said one scientist, science delayed science denied. in mountain v

losing their second paycheck next week, the furloughed scientists and other employees spent the morning at a nearby motel where their union wrote hundred dollar checks for grocery money. but that wont help with the mortgage says suzanne meyer.suzanne meyer/furloughed nasa ames employeesome workers are said to be looking for work elsewhere while others have already moved on. instead of making picket signs, we should be doing research says electrical enginner jon jenkins.jon jenkins/furloughed nasa ames scientist motorists honked their support as about a hundred furloughed workers marched across highway 101, many of those signs blaming president trump for the shutdown.nats (rally sppeches outside main gate)in mountain view rob fladeboe ron4news (catherine) federal employees also continue to work without pay at our airports... but there's no shortage of offers to help - from members of the public. that's been the case at oakland's airport this week... where kron four's philippe djegal reports -- a food bank is feeding a lot of people in need. (philippe) a special delivery at oakland international airport. t

where that happened, the lorraine motel is the centerpiece for the incredible national civil rights museum> so much history. something that i think could shock a lot of people, space major list. >> we're not saying, shoot yourself off in a rocket. we're saying, let's have a science vacation. it's 50 years since man walked on the moon, and so -- yeah. [ applause ] so that too is going to be celebrated all around the u.s., but specifically on the space coast where there are going to be astronaut parades and special exhibits, and there are going to be 19 space launches from tesla. so, if you ever wanted to see those live, you can do it. as well, disney. disney is giving us "star wars: galaxy's edge." it's going to be a game changer. they are spending $1 billion to create these new theme parks. >> wow. that's exciting. let's get back down to earth and talk about vacations for nature lovers. >> okay, national park. olympic national park in washington state. >> i have heard great things. >> gorgeous. >> it's the size of rhode island, but 95% of it has no roads, so totally pristine nature with to

in the beginning, the house was in such miserable condition, it was rumored that it would become motel. well, nobody on the street wanted that, and when we bought it, the neighbors came one by one to tell me how grateful they were that we would be able to restore the house and to live there. i've been in restoration for more than 60 years, but i'm sure i can finish it. and the neighbors told me a great deal about the beginnings of the house. but what i've been seeing is the fact as i've worked on the house to bring it up to standard, the rest of the neighborhood came with me. beaver street had been left more or less neglected because of the rumor that it would become a park, a -- well, it was to become something they did not want, either a motel or a nursing home. and as i've worked, the neighborhood has improved. everybody has painted his house and made it the street it is today, which i think is one of the best, most livable places in the entire city. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, miss gieling, for your stewardship and for resisting the worst of development. and to my two ne

invested over $100 million in new funding into our early education system and reduced the use of hotels and motelso shelter homeless families by over 95%. [ applause ] we also worked with the legislature on two procurements that will lead to 50% of our electricity being generated by clean resources and then delivered a bid process that came in far below the prices anybody anticipated. i want you to think about this for a minute. we delivered huge environmental benefits at lower energy prices and now everybody in the country wants to duplicate what we pulled off. that's a huge win for everybody who cares about our environment. [ applause ] our regulatory our regulatory reform project reduces the complexity of state government across the board, allowing our small businesses to become more competitive in a dynamic economy. and the get stuff done approach that we have taken on public/private partnerships and economic development, advanced manufacturing, robotics and smart materials has created jobs and opportunity across this commonwealth. as a result, our economy is booming. we have more people worki

(mumbles) on the back side of motel 6. standby for clear. what are you up to? i was just packing up the car, getting ready to leave. - [deputy coburn] you been staying here? - yeah.

his family actually chose to spend the night in a motel, and it was something of happenstance, authoritiesthat family back to their home in richmond county to collect some belongings when therio actually pulled up to the home. he is said to have pulled a gun on authorities. they took cover. but he responded to their commands, draopped his weapon ad they were able to arrest him without incident. fred, this man is sitting in jail in virginia. he is expected to be brought back to the parish in louisiana where he will face at least two counts of first-degree murder. >> thank you for bringing that to us. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, embattled republican steve king trying to tell his constituents he's not a rapist. what contenders say about the man who represents them, next. airborne gummies have 50% more vitamin-c than emergen-c... plus our crafted blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs. airborne. hit's a long-distance journey, e psoriasis is not always easy. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over 10 years. humira works insi

shadow of death became a reality one day later on april 4th when a gunshot rang out over at the lorraine motelnd to declare that the promised land that moses and, yes, dr. king saw yet exists even today. and its existence is not contingent upon who occupies the white house, nor is it reliant on the mutual cooperation of the united nations, but it exists because you gave us a promise and it continues because your word is true and shall stand forever. so this evening we serve notice to all the negative and oppressive powers that be that it is true that the mantle fell 50 years ago, but like the prophet elijah, we are that generation that ran over and picked up that mantle. and today we will leave here carrying the mantle of justice, the mantle of liberty, fairness, the mantle of equity and equality, the mantle of mutual respect and, most of all, love. and as elijah called upon you, the god of elijah with this mantle we shall call upon you as well, the god of abraham, isaac and jacob, the god of joseph, moses and joshua, the god of peter, james and john, the god of douglas, turner and duboyd, the

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stepped out of room 306 onto the balcony of the lorraine motel., a prerequisite of eating is a tie. i said you're crazy. we laughed. he never knew what hit him. he didn't suffer at all. as i remember, he is my friend, lord. he was gone. he was here. he was not here. >> god knows this is the most tragic thing that's ever happened in my life. >> you see something like that, you never really recover from such a scene. >> knowing dr. king was a marked man, news crews shadowed his every move. but at the moment of his death, no television cameras were present. the only pictures taken that day were by a south african filmmaker, joe low, who was at work on a documentary about dr. king. >> i heard the shot ring out, and i rushed out on the balcony. i saw dr. king lying about 40 feet away. i ran to help, but there wasn't much anyone could do. >> i have some very sad news for all of you, and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis. >> we are very upset today because we have lost somebody like a father. and today many people

. >> reporter: for harris at others the two alarm fire destruction means moving to a motel or another rental unit the short term. he tried to figure from the apartment complex as well. we will be okay for the next few days we have a in the area if it takes longer. we will be okay. >> reporter: investigators say the burn unit will be boarded up until a county arson task force can be assembled and going wednesday, dig through the rubble and try to determine what caused the fatal fire. in east san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> grief counselors were on hand at for schools and east bay after a deadly crash over the weekend killed two teenage girls for the crash happened on friday night after the teens elizabeth, game at deer valley high in antioch. investigators a 17-year-old leanna ruben was driving when she lost control of the car about a mile from the school on lone tree way. ruben and jaia lightner were killed. four others were injured. police believe speed and wet weather were factors in the crash. the family says that the 13- year-old was not wearing a seatbelt and was throw

for harassment others the two alarm fire destruction means moving to a motel or another rental unit inerm. she tried to figure out a long- term solution for the family of 6. >> we have assistance from department complex as well. it will be okay. >> we have a family members in the area as well. so it will take longer. we will be okay. >> reporter: investigators a the burn unit will be boarded up until a currency arson task force can be assembled and going on wednesday. dig through the rubble because of the fatal fire. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> with today's news about the pg&e plans to file for bankruptcy there are new questions about the government agency in coming up, we begin to find out what the public utility commission is doing about the uncertainty of the pg&e future. >>> two teenagers killed and four others injured. today the grief counselors at several schools try to help out. this as we learn more about what happened. >>> a town in the santa cruz mountains and fearful of the wildfire similar to northern california. the steps in the community is taking to make their town

the commonwealth of massachusetts. [cheers and applause] 450,000 low income families with a child tax credit and 300 million of new spending early education and use of hotels and motels to shelter homeless families. [applause] we also work with the legislature on two procurements with 50 percent of electricity being generated and then with those prices anybody anticipated. think about this with low energy prices and now everybody in the country he wants to duplicate. that's a huge win for everybody. [applause] our regulatory reform project reduces the complexity of state government across the board allowing small businesses to be more competitive to get stuff done approach we have taken on public-private partnerships and economic development , advanced manufacturing, robotics, smart materials to create an opportunity and as a result we have more people working then 200,000 new jobs have been created since we took office the labor force participation rate at an all-time high and people are moving to massachusetts because we offer good jobs and opportunities for them. [applause] and thanks to the hard work of so many in this room i can say with complete confidence that

the shooter. he was later arrested in virginia at his grandmother's house. she checked in to a motel out of fear she would show up at her home where officers were waiting. >> drove up into the driveway, had a pistol in his hands. >> reporter: as for a motive, authorities are eyeing a dispute between the shooter and his girlfriend and officials say there were no warnings or signs of violence. however a friend of his girlfriend said she warned the victim that he was trouble. the suspect will legal use y of declared spare the car alert tomorrow. burning woods or solid fuel indoors and outdoors is prohibited. light winds and low overnight temperatures will trap smoke close to the ground around the bay area and contribute to poor air quality. >>> it will be cold in the mid- west. you have been hearing about that. the polar vortex is showing up again. minneapolis, tomorrow, see that purple area dropping down? this whole area coming down is going to drop south for a few days and it will really make co you look at the differences between dallas, 57, st. louis 29 now. temperatures from south

take out every tunnel that the drug lord might have been using before they found him in the basement of a beach motelorting live in new york. what do we know about this mistress? >> shep, our courtroom producer reports that one of his miss tress began testifying at 2:00 p.m. in brooklyn federal court. she walked in wearing a blue prison uniform and long rumored to be el chapo's girlfriend. the 29-year-old told the court that she started her relationship with guzman in 2011. she was 21. she identified el chapo in court as the leader of the cartel. el chapo is reportedly staring at her as she testifies. el chapo's wife, emma, is in court throughout this. at one point sanchez was asked what kind of relationship did you have with the drug kingpin? sanchez replied, she was confused until today, she thought they were a couple. sanchez was arrested in drug charges trying to cross the border and pleaded guilty in february 2018. she's serving as a witness against el chapo in the hopes that she will get less prison time. she was a former legislator in mexico and her nickname was c p chapo's deputy. >> shepard:

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"i've been in a lot of pain," dejuan explained.johnson lived in the house with her four grandsons. they're now staying in a motelhile she waits for crews to make repairs."they say it's not inhabitable. the electricity is cut off; they cut my gas off," johnson said. "and as you can see, who wants to live in a place like this." she's now relying on prayer, hoping her family will be able to return home soon."right now, this very minute, we're not at home. we're not a family. we're not here right now," johnson said. "once i can get back to my house, everything will be alright. god has a way of making everything work out, he does." (justine) the johnson family had renter's and medical insurance but it's not covering all of their expenses. they have started a gofundme to help with additional expenses. we have a link on our kron4 website. (jr) up next a south bay shooting leaves a grandmother dead and many still asking questions. we'll tell what went down and where it happened. (justine) pay some money and make a reservation. a new plan in the works.. which neighbors hope will bring them relief.. from what is now a fre

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the shutdown. small businesses who rely on tourism are also starting to lose money. one motelposa county... near yosemite... says this time of year her motel is 80% full... but this year they are only at 40%. other business owners say shops and restaurants suffer when national park employees aren't getting paid. ( james ) mariposa county officials say they won't know the full impact of the shutdown until a few months from know. ( james ) news this morning that actress carol channing has died. she is best known for starring in "gentlemen prefer blondes" and of course "hello, dolly." channing grew up in san francisco and went to lowell high school in the city. channing died this morning at her home in rancho mirage. the broadway legend was 97 years old. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news....san jose police announce an arrest in the city's first homicide of the year. ( darya ) plus ... saying goodbye to gymboree ... a look at the other stores the company plans to cl

admitted to paying two teenagersn the annapolis area for sex for several months. he pet them on an app. he met them inside motels his vehicle for months between 2016, into 2017. he is facing up to 2 years i prison and will be required to register as a sex offender. the officer had been with the department for 14 months. >>> a news 4 i-team investigation reveals there's a fast number of people beingan busted for h trafficking. it's a crime that sells s with minors. one of the new cases happened just blocks from the white house. >> reporter: we anow trafficking is happening. and we've seen some cases recently. arws 4 i-team analysis of internal justice dent records shows a spike in cases over a two-year span. a 20% increase in major investigations. more than 300 a year, cases soh large, required the fbi to intervene. including a series of cases in our region along interstate 95. one investigation accused of trafficking a 15-year-old girld having five other victims. they met her and groomed her in prince woman county and trafficked her in hotels, including one in the heart of c., just six blocks from the white hous

the news, a heated confrontation turns deadfully phoenix. police say a man got into a verbal altercation that turned physical before escalating to a shooting outside a motel in all, three women and three men suffered gunshot wounds, including the 18-yeaold woman who died. the suspect is reported to be among the inred, but authorities said their still searching for a possible accomplice. >> we have an update forou about the lie on air jet liner that crashed in october killing all 189 on board. the indonesian navy has confirmed that the voice recorder fro hthe jet been found. lion air flight jt 610lunged into the ocean october 29 shortly after take off. authorities say a dive team found the cockpit recorder over the weekend along with human remains. if undamaged it can provide valuable informaon to vestigators. a news conference is scheduled for later this morning. >> now to a charity tn into a night of horror for a poland mayor who was attacked on stage a knife-wielding man. here is video shoepg the moment the man came on stage and attacked the mayor powell. we won't show the actual stabbing here, but the 27-year-old susct carried out the attack in front o

it comes in from the water traveling along the bites as well as filters that have not been changed. it could lead to fever, chills. >> greg: certain motelse machine is near the plumbing, sometimes water will backup. the water will backup from the sewage. >> jesse: the only thing you use ice cubes for is cocktails. does booze kill the bacteria? >> kennedy: you have to mix the right cocktails. >> marie: that's disgusting. you should make your own ice with brita? >> jesse: typical liberal. >> marie: i am not saying that i am going to do that. >> kennedy: i hear people talking about ebola on avocados. >> dan: this was mine. the ice nails you. the amateurs go overseas for the first time, they say don't drink the water. then they put the ice. the ice is actually -- >> greg: frozen water. >> kennedy: let's do one more. which one is the big winner? national parks overflowing with... feces because of the government shutdown. national parks left without workers to deal with growing amounts of garbage and waste. parks remaining open but they have been forced to close two campgrounds due to health hazards. >> marie: this was mine. there are photos i

flew from thailand to canada after an offer of asylum the eighteen year old won international attention when she launched a social media campaign for motel room in bangkok pleading for help turkish backed forces have carried out military exercises at the border with syria ahead of an expected offensive a little the city of miami beach it's currently held by u.s. backed kurdish fighters u.s. secretary of state says he's hopeful an agreement can be reached with ankara to protect goodish troops as american forces prepare to leave syria there's been more violence in france during the night saturday of yellow vest protests to gas and water cannon we used to push back anti-government demonstrators in paris and protests as of march through london calling for a general election just three days before the british parliament votes on prime minister's reason makes briggs it deal to leave the european union south africa's ruling african national congress has launched its manifesto for elections in may presidents are on bozak promise to create more jobs and to address racial inequality at the launch. and those are the headlines more news for you on h

the time. but i still, for whatever reason, drove around to see a few other hotels or motels, to see if i found. and i located his vehicle at a place called the imperial inn. >> reporter: why would harvey lie about something as benign as where he was staying? when joe got home that night, he went straight to his office and turned on the computer. >> i entered harvey morrow's name on google. and i was surprised what i had found. >> reporter: a simple google search and there it was. a news article describing the murder of disc jockey steven b. williams. >> and harvey morrow was listed as a person of extreme interest. >> reporter: but if harvey really was a fugitive, wouldn't he have changed his name? maybe it was an awful misunderstanding. still, joe called the captain of cascade county sheriff's department in great falls and told him what he had learned. and it wasn't long before sgt. clark in california returned to his desk and saw the red light on his phone. there was a message. >> and he said i understand you might be looking for harvey morrow. >> wow. what'd you -- what'd you think when you

the wall. it's not truthful. >> democrats say schultz isn't being truthful to himself if he thinks an independent run motel president trump. >> our goal is to defeat donald trump and in my view, anything that gets in the way of that -- >> do not help donald trump. that's inexcusable. >> at least my obituary won't be he was the one who gave us donald trump. >> bloomberg has promised that if he runs, he will run as a democrat but that wasn't enough for congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who tweeted today "why don't people ever tell billionaires who want to run for president that they need to work their way up or that maybe they should start with city council first." schultz is advising democrats to maybe stay away from the very thing that made him a billionaire. >> i think the democrats need a little bit less caffeine right now is when i think. >> remember, schultz hasn't announced he's running. he's only said that he's considering running. imagine, shannon, what the response would be if he actually decides to throw his hat into the ring. >> shannon: everyone goes decaf at that point. [laughter] kristin, thank you