trump's candidacy when you and trent lott wrote your book. it just seemed the need for the senate to go back in playing its role in what mondale called our national mediator, the place where things got worked out i thought was important to revisit it. >> host: it's somewhat of the refreshing but counterintuitive revelation in your opening pages pages. >> guest: i'm sure. >> host: you know you wrote the entire book without as i recall talking to anyone, without talking to anyone which most writers, myself included, just sort of consume themselves with interviews and discussions and another's perspective and we take notes and then do some inclusionary writing from that day you chose to do it without the input of anybody but your own review of the current published information. tell me what motivated you to use that approach? it's intriguing and the way you describe it sounds more than counterintuitive. it sounds somewhat arrogant but actually my first book which was historical, i actually did about 90 interviews but essentially wrote the book f

trent lott in 2005 said wouldn't it be more fit to do this. so i found out they morphed quite a bit earlier. that's one reason i want to look at the rules to consider them on what works but i don't want to lose the point that the manipulation for partisan reasons is the first problem. >> we have seen an extraordinary manipulation where both parties are invoking the so-called nuclear option where just on the simple vote to change a rule in the senate and by the republicans in 2017. how much is the use of the so-called nuclear option chain should the character of the senate? >> it's changed quite a bit, but in my view and i think you may differ it is all part and parcel of the long series of the partisan confrontations and the bitterness that has ensued. senator mcconnell is fond of saying i told harry reid he would regret the nuclear option and i'm sure sometimes he does regret the nuclear option, but these problems arise when you have leaders that can't talk to each other. the senate was facing difficult times even when you were a leader but i

i think you and trent lott said probably never twisted an arm in his life. he believed that all of the senators had to contribute. not just the leaders. and he believed in treating everyone well. he lived by the golden rule. and when dirksen first her will manso was trying to do said he couldn't possibly work in the senate. and yet, it did work. although it wasn't that easy but it worked. the senate responded to the crisis of civil rights and the president kennedys assassination. and moved ahead that way. part of what mansfield instilled in the other senators, was that we knew, was that they represented their states vigorously. they were democrats or republicans. they cared about their party. the had an overriding national commitment. john mccain is view phrase country first. they were there for the national interest. but what that also meant, and mansfield insisted on, individual agendas, you have your individual agendas. but we are here to make the senate work. you have to subordinate your individual agendas to the need for collective action. that is what

trent bouu 2014 pro—democracy protests. some major brands pulling out of promotional projects with. now she has been barred from holding a concert in late this aprilfor a barred from holding a concert in late this april for a different reason. we received a call from alco organise in malaysia and they told us organise in malaysia and they told us that our visa was denied and my visa was denied, and the reason that the person from the government gave was that because i was an active supporter of the lg btqi was that because i was an active supporter of the lgbtqi community. the malaysian government minister has not confirmed the ho ab visa was denied. but the communications are multi— media minister said that they welcome anyone who... homosexual activity is illegal in malaysia and a recent crackdown on the lgbt community has been seen by some as an attempt by the ruling party to appease religious hardliners ahead of election in the coming months. ho, became a publicly asa coming months. ho, became a publicly as a lesbian in

two experts, trents duffy, former press secretary under george w. bush and cnn political commentator, former counselor to president clinton. we heard several times from the press secretary, i'll play one iteration, it's a type of thing i do not remember hearing before. this is sarah sanders. >> the press team is not going to be as read on a variety of topics but we relay the best and most accurate information that we have. >> we might not be telling you the truth is an odd statement from a press secretary. >> they may not be telling me the truth. the term read in comes from the national security apparatus. there are some security things we don't want the press secretary briefed on, the plan to kill bid laden. this is different. they are not telling mrs. sanders the truth. she's not telling the us the truth. my serious advice, stop changing your story, start changing the subject. the president has great capacity here, he can do a lot to get on the right side of the issue. first, hold people accountable, general kelly, fire him. maybe don mcgahn but t

one of the the resolution to live there you know you miss me trent make me sleep. then he put his hands on you push your head it. means in a replay of my star you make me so work. i don't need any authority to be here with my mother and i'm not only for our no also father produced in tokyo all right no problem. this time with who is. what. i'm actually i'm not trying to resist it but i don't want them to put their hands on my mother. ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha ha. now people laugh. i don't want my sister to leave that's all and. i said. is that where you keep you and me all albeit i am at my age in everything i don't need to be born to have room in the whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa if we stop males over here well the they've got to have a war war for all of. these number of the root. we saw a boy in love a little way ahead of. how does you know. how do you know. the older bilandic ninety five hundred fires in london so. you don't want to go with the dollar prior to florida for the rage like i told you that trying to sell his house so that i get the wor

wasn't motivated by donald trump anymore than you were motivated by the trump candidacy when you and trent lott wrote your book. it just seemed like the need for the senate to go back to playing its role as what mondale called our national mediator, the things place where things got worked out, i thought it was important to revisit it. >> you make a refreshing but counterintuitive revelation in your opening pages. you know that you write the entire book without talking to anyone. most riders, myself included just sort of consume themselves with interviews and discussions and other perspectives and we do some conclusion rewriting from that but you chose to do it without the input of anybody what your own review of the current published information. tell me, what motivated you to use that approach. >> the way you describe it, it sounds more than counterintuitive. it sounds somewhat arrogant. but actually, on my first book which was historical, actually did about 90 interviews but essentially wrote the book from the public record, newspapers, books, et cetera. the interviews are animated a li

go ask my colleague from mississippi, trent kelly. the first shot that was fired was maybe 30 feet away from trent kelly and the gunman was looking right at him and there was a chain link fence in between trent and the gunman, and it hit a part of the chain link fence and it hit it and not him. and he has a picture of that, and you tell me that god didn't work miracles. if my colleague brent from ohio wasn't that day, he was playing in the outfield, but he was a combat surgeon. he served time in iraq and one of his jobs was, if somebody was injured in the battlefield he would get them ready so when the helicopter took them away they could make it to the hospital. well, i was his patient that day. he was watching as the shooting was going on and watching me to see if there were signs of life, and he said he kept seeing some movement in my feet and arms and knew i was still alive, but he knew the way i was hit, it could be really bad because of some of the things he had seen. as soon as the so shooter went down, and brad made a beeline

people are being asked to drop off in trent fortunate art museum. they are reminding them their vehicles can only get so close and fans will have to do walking. >> stay with "action news" all morning long our live coffer annual starts at 9:00 a.m. we'll be streaming the celebration live at 6abc.com. you can watch while you head down or waiting along the parade route that way you don't miss a moment. we have a lot more information on the eagles parade playbook, including a map of the proud route, a list of rooted closures and parking restrictions and mass transit plans at 6abc.com/eagles parade. >> david i hrd you compare the conditions today to that of a chilly thanksgiving day parade. >> reporter: we've had thanksgiving day parades where the high is 34, that's what you have to do. sunshine will be aplenty. looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan no hint of last night's rain. sky6 live hd and penns landing everything is dry. of course, it is cold enough where you have to bundle up a bit as you head out. 29 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of t

he has a very strong fund-raising machine, but he also had that endorsement by trent franks.how does franks endorsement factor into all of this now? >> i think it doesn't really factor into it too much. jan brewer, recall, endorsed his opponent, debby lessco, who is also a fellow state senator, and she was doing competitively well against montenegro in the polls so it's possible she will pull this out in the last minute. it's not completely over. the way it factors in the general republican thing is that donald trump won this district by 21 percentage points. that's no longer a safe marriage and in 2017 and '18 world of kind of special elections. a lot of democrats have come up 15%, 20% up in these things. if you have a problematic candidate as you saw in alabama with roy moore, that margin is not enough anymore. if montenegro wins and republicans are seen as this party where this seems to happen a lot, although it happens to california, with democrats, quite a bit right now as well, then they might have a serious trouble, that might be a vulnerable seat. >> still an uphill b

catherine norrison trent joined us in studio. good to have you.re's a huge amount of speculation coming out of south africa today, what is going to be announced? catherine: we are looking for concrete facts here because there's an awful lot of rumors flying around. we are hearing now that this is a waiting game. more of question of when jacob than if. resign he is a great political survivor, so watch this space. we know the speaker of south africa's parliament has gone on the record saying we will know more about jacob zuma's future probably wednesday and that will come from the deputy president and leader of the ruling amc. onwill outline "progress zuma's future." we also know there was a urgent meeting of the national executive of the amc wednesday night. that has been postponed for now for a couple of weeks and here is where we get into rumor bill -- rumorville. south african media are reporting it's because a deal has basically been struck to allow jacob zuma to resign, to step down in a dignified position as possible and what is being negotia

on the next episode of euro max special living balance what's behind the lifestyle trent lott gone. design central a visit to the home of italian manager i bet to l.s.e. . and woodworks timbers becoming ever more popular as a building material coming up next time on your own max special. from. unimpeded access to education and knowledge and the same opportunities for everyone to see a central goal of the global community but what's the reality on the ground education for w.'s multimedia special roommates personal stories and highlights extraordinary projects the world over to find out more on the internet g.w. dot com education for all but. by by. the countdown is on for britain's withdrawal from the european union cuts a. path of dealing with it. while politicians doing about it. our reporters are seeking answers in the year ahead of his trip to. the. road to break today in the first place. since. the rooms. the scars on some move the pain is still tangible. so for god. the father cities and. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they

. >> know, sorta said to for people like trent frank who had to resign, how is that situation. >> back case did not go through the congressional accountability act. i'm not aware there is any claim made that was just one that made the news but it was outside the process, i'm not familiar with anything that came through that. [inaudible] >> that person is not prohibit prohibited. >> it would depend on the timeframe under the congressional accountability act there's a hundred and 80 day limit to go back and i'm not sure how far it would go back. this is something we know what to expect. the important thing is the training that will be doing to work on that program now. there'll be no expert excuses going forward. you cannot claim ignorance. this is not difficult. just treat people with respect. i have a daughter who is 26, i expect her to be treated properly just as i would expect every person this institution, male or female to be treated with respect. it's not difficult. >> thank you for coming. >> sunday on q&a, new york times staff photographer talks about photos he took wallcovering

beautiful balance we find out what's behind the scandinavian lifestyle trent lott call. artificial artists we look at how creative robots can be. album cover as they do recording just the right song and famous artists often take part andy warhol damien hirst's and a star are just a couple of the big names who have produced the album covers in the past well art historian francesco spawn pay not has been following this cooperation for years. recalls may be old school but these album covers will never be out of date now collector's items designed by a list stars it's one of the best known this record sleeve for the velvet underground by the wall. these problems be the best known. by the. and it was one of the first call that's that didn't feature. as it was use it to. a band's man like for to get out the box create something discretion so then he chose an average day opposite like a banana. francesco spam bin outro is an art historian record collector and author of a book after recalled covers. and followed presenting five hundred covers an album's by visual artist from the

the first shot that was fired was maybe 30 feet away from trent kelly and the gunmen was looking right at him. there is a chain-link fence between trent and the gunmen and it hit the chain-link fence and the bullet veered just enough to him. you tell me god is not on that they will field performing miracles. -- on that baseball field performing miracles. if my colleague was not there that day, he was playing in the outfield, he was a combat surgeon. and oned time in iraq of his job was, if someone was injured in the battlefield, if the copper came, --helicopter can, they could actually make it to the hospital. he said there were signs of life, he saw movement in my feet and arms and knew i was still alive. he knew with the way i was hit, it was really bad. as soon as the shooter went down, brad made a beeline to me and applied a turning it -- turnikit. even then, i arrived with zero blood pressure. i lost all of my blood and somehow miraculously made it through. cedric somehow figured out what hospital i was at and showed up in his baseball uniform. they were initially taking me to geo

lot on their lead to success for the following artist eater felix yin also has a lot of talent in trente fourteen is remakes of the song cheerleader became a worldwide hid he's one of just a few german artist was also landed in the u.s. charts after his breakthrough many more hit singles followed now he has released his long awaited debut album with crossover hits and collaborations it's called i. this is. felix yang's new single cool featuring u.s. singer marc bassy. faithful to his musical style twenty three year old felix shame has released his debut album i three years after his first hit. was that all so long but it took this long because i needed to grow into the role of a producer who's able to produce a whole album. i started out just making songs on my laptop which then suddenly became hits of that set the bar pretty high but it took a while to find my own sound. and sound safin. felix album has fifteen brand new and ten previously released tracks he made them while touring the world with a d.j. set sitting in planes in taxis but also recording studios in london los angeles and

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judy wu and trent ju also agreed to bring 12 properties up to fire and building codes. the city attorney announced the settlement today. he said the couple made profits off federal housing vouchers for veterans by cramming tenant's into small, unsafe apartments that the couple illegally carved out of homes in the bayview district. >>> residents from a burned-out mobile home park are still looking for answers now that they know the owner has no plans to rebuild. wayne freedman has reported on this before and has this new update. >> reporter: welcome to that branch of limbo knowns athe sandman hotel in santa rosa where john trillia spends a lot of time working jigsaw puzzles. they're a perfect metaphor in describing what's happened to his 91-year-old life. >> that's how much know, a lot of scattered pieces. >> reporter: for john, limbo came when he was fortunate when his place survived the firestorm at journey's end mobile home park. four months later he still has a massive cleanup in his backyard, a red tag on the door, and now no prospects of returning home any time soo

note was left on the windscreen of an ambulance which was responding to an emergency call in stoke—on—trent saying: "now move your van from outside my house." drivers employed in haiti by 0xfam after the earthquake in 2010 were forced to deliver prostitutes to the charity's premises or risk losing theirjobs. that's what the bbc has been told by a source. it's also claimed that one 0xfam employee involved was allowed to resign with a month's pay instead of being sacked. it comes as an 0xfam report revealed that three of its employees accused of sexual misconduct in haiti physically threatened witnesses during an investigation. here's our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. 0xfam and its operations have become an industry that's spread into 80 countries. for more than half a century, 0xfam's been helping those in need, such as these victims of conflict in nigeria in the late 1960s. but that hard—earned reputation's been put at risk by the behaviour of some of the charity's staff in haiti in 2011. the internal report says that one was dismissed and three resigned for what it describes as

arms race and i think politically it will be make it make it very difficult not only for president trent but for a successor president to try to get back to what we call the era of at least a peaceful coexistence detente because the animosity is very very high with regard to the russian attempt to influence whether it's justified or not that's just a reality my own view is that we also attempt to intervene and influence the outcome of elections elsewhere i spoke to someone who actually was involved in the united states effort when he was posted yesterday less than a year ago to moscow to try to influence the outcome of the elections there of course the ability is much less. up opportune because they let the freedom of of. the vote there in russia is not at all what is in the united states but this is something that all nations state do that's a whole different conversation we believe that one for another day yes love to solve in moscow if it's not blather surely it's something more than that i'm interested what's your thinking on why mr lavrov needs to dismiss this why does he need to ge

solicit money for his kata many names usually you make thank you and on twitter speak out against trent in the in a call to the bully. and what do you make of all these kids in the rally in the march coming to washington that they're concerned for their fill schoolmates who are shut down. i think the kids are scared that i want a base shot because this could happen to any school any place and we don't have reasonable gun measures we don't require even registration of these assault weapons so you know where they are there no measures taken to keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous by people and we have had more school shootings than a country in the world it's a very dangerous situation we're not protecting our kids and they're upset about it i'm glad to say the younger generation taking. taking action making out all i've heard from the right way made in the white house a number of people who are trying to kill some of these kids a big play actors or something like that now this is the real they all this is not theater which is always thanks so much for your time today well

well president trent reacted on twitter saying his campaign did nothing wrong he also reiterated accusations that russia began its alleged anti us campaign in twenty fourteen before he announced his presidential bid in a separate statement he called for bipartisan unity claiming discord serves the goals of so-called bad actors like russia writer and private investor charles or tel believes the indictment serves to cover up other failures by the f.b.i. after so many months of work going to have so many millions of dollars spent by the moeller team this is not seem to me to be much of a harvest. and you know i think it needs to be seen in context our f.b.i. as we saw sadly in florida is tasked with many pressing issues this image of slipped up in florida they slipped up on the brothers they slipped up on many other things and you know why are so much resource so many resources being spent to get such a low yield here especially considering that molar was head of the f.b.i. from the temper of the fourth two thousand and one until september fourth two thousand and thirteen so it can he pursue an

the first shot that was fired was maybe 30 feet from trent kelly and the gunman was looking right at him. there was a chain-link fence between trent and the gunman, and it was a direct shot and it hit a link in the chain link fence, and the bullet veered just enough to miss him. you tell me god was not on that field performing miracles? [applause] if my colleague brad from ohio was not there that day, he was playing in the outfield, but he was a combat surgeon. he served time in iraq, and one at this jobs was if somebody was injured on the battlefield, he would get them ready so that when the helicopter took them away, they could make it to the hospital. well, i was his patient that day. to see if there were signs of life, and he said, he saw movement in my feet and arms and knew i was still alive, but he knew that the way i was hit, they could have been really bad. as soon as the shooter went men, brad made a beeline to and applied a turn a kit. i lost almost all of my blackberry somehow miraculously -- i lost almost all of my blood, and somehow miraculously, made it through. [appla

note was left on the windscreen of an ambulance which was responding to an emergency call in stoke—on—trenthey couldn't care less if the whole street collapsed. the note ended by saying, "now move your van from outside my house." employers are being accused of having "antiquated" attitudes to recruiting women, after a survey of 1,100 bosses revealed that more than half believed a woman should have to disclose if she was pregnant during a job interview. the equality and human rights commission has accused firms of "living in the dark ages", and says its study shows many employers need more support to understand the basics of discrimination law. richard lister reports. they do see you coming, don't they? sarah rees was on maternity leave when she noticed her name had vanished from her employer's website. her daughter, caitlin, had just been born, but it was weeks before sarah was told formally she'd been let go. i felt really sad and i almost felt ashamed that, you know, what had i done wrong? because i had only gone and had a baby and, yet, i knew that i loved the job i was doing. and there

money for his kata many names there's you what do you make thank you and on twitter speak out against trent than the n.r.a. a call to the bully. and what do you make of all these kids in the rally in the march coming to washington that they're concerned for their fill schoolmates who shut down. i think the kids are scared that i want a base shot because this could happen to any school any place and we don't have reasonable gun measures we don't require even registration of these assault weapons so you know where they are there are no measures taken to keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous by people and we have had more school shootings than a country in the world it's a very dangerous situation we're not protecting our kids and they're upset about it and i'm glad to say the younger generation taking. taking action is breaking out all i've heard from the right way made the white house a number of paper or try to kill some of these kids a boehm play actors or something like that now this is the real they all this is not theater which is always thanks so much for your time today

wherever you see the gray which is essentially the northern and western suburbs, may be areas north of trent and partsuth jero slow it down. 54 by 8:10 a.m., 58 by 12:00. we're going up to a high of 65. karen we'll have the accuweather weekend call which includes a chance of snow saturday night. >> reporter: all right, dave we have an accident on i-95. look at the southbound jam on i-95. we can see a number of police and emergency workers on the ri, southbound at girard. traffic at a s it. we'll switch the camera scene and show you the backup on i-95 and the travel time. it takes 48 minutes at this hour when it's hardly a jam. 48 minutes to get from woodhaven to the vine, it's all southbound jammed from bridge to girard because of an accident that blocks the two right laidges causing a big problem this morning. an accident on rock well road just cleared of new castle county we have an accident a car ran into the woods, nye southbound on the ramp to 141. >> a gunman armed with an ar-15 semi automatic rifle and carrying multiple magazines went on a deadly rampage in parkland florida, 17 are de

>> one of the vice presidents, trent foster, is very passionate about south africa and spent many years there. because of that he has the ability to help trimble choose which philanthropic projects to do. this was one he was very passionate about. we got together in the past with a company that documents world heritage sites around the world digitally and we started to work with them, using our technology to document sites important to the atlantic slave trade. we hit some in mississippi, south carolina, virgin islands did a sugar factory down there. we continue to do that. we're building a relationship with educators and academics to continue the project and find co-funding with different grants working with the academic community. we have several historians tying in with this, including unesco. we're talking to them, making sure we have some ties with them to help get us into different international locations but also to make sure the projects we choose are of historical interest. in the boulder valley school district in colorado we've been working with the educators there to add this

when you were at the trent?e wa detail and very kind. >> reporter: mcdevit says she stayed in touch with sawyer after they left the facility but last week their friendship took a turn. according to a vermont state over facebook messenger saying, "just a few days ago i was still plotting on shooting up my old high school." the next day he wrote, "it's been the plan for two years." and on february 14th he allegedly praised the florida school shooting writing, "it's " >> i found them disturbing and knew i had to contact somebody in vermo it. florida shooting mcdevitt met resource officer evan trout, who then contacted authorities in vermont. >> people are calling you a hero as well. >> i followed through with it, and that'se de about initely is one who did the most of it. affidavit, when police interviewed sawyer he admitted he was planning a shooting at fair haven union high school and forepartly inspired by police say when they searched ammunition, books on columbine, a gas mask, a video recorder, and a journal d

go off you deserve it from the receiver, trent taylor. the feeling that this guy gives off. the teammates around the 49ers. you talk to the guys in the locker room that want to play for this guy. that is not a skill you can teach or read out of the playbook. some guys have the ability to lead and jimmy garoppolo has it .>> in that position, you have to have that. you can see all the strong affirmations. you are saying they have the chemistry? >> i think so. i am not saying they have to be a super bowl contender. they have to make a lot more moves. just dream a little bit. jimmy garoppolo against tom brady. just putting that out there. a little fantasy but a longshot. the point is, this guy has everyone thinking so positively about the 49ers. this contract will be a bargain. this could be the greatest trade in 49er history and down the line in nfl history if it pans out.>> the patriots organization and giving him to the 49ers for a draft pick. jimmy garoppolo could own this town like joe montana. >> he is on his way. thank you.>>> it does

tray burton and trent celek had a little fun with the macarana. >>> rich gannon predicts the eagles willin by a field goal. >>ic -- i think jacksonville gave the patriots all they could handle and i think the eagles are better than jacksonville. >> jaworski's prediction eagles 29, pats 21. eagles defensive end chris long who donated his entire salary this season was honored by the nfl association wizard white award for his community service. >> eagles fans don't always get to the super bowl, so they came up with something to celebrate. they came up with the wing bowl. this year they get to celebrate with the super bowl and the wing bowl. let's go to bob brooks at the wells fargo center, things are picking up for the annual showdown. >> reporter: you can hear the being right now, probably a contestant coming out they don't like their costume. i've covered many events, this is getting to the top of the list, what a uniqueness. i was listening to the commentators talking about the contestants and what they had to do to get into wing bowl. one guy is butter boy, he ate two sticks of butter t

trent investors return to the markets after a long weekend. the s&p 500 coming off its best week in more than five years. take a look right now in stock market futures. the s&p down three quarters of 1%. dow jones industrial average down more than 300 points in the premarket. drain to the european markets opened slightly higher they slightly higher there had to borrow thing. as you can see, the foot peak in the dax have gone into the red. lauren: japanese stocks pulling back about 1%. a similar move in south korea. stocks remain closed for the lunar new year holiday. trading to chicken crisis for kfc. the chain running out of chicken. you're not going to believe this one. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday february 20th. and lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning i'm cheryl casone. if you want chicken you might have problems in some parts of the world. lauren: well, the mashed potatoes are good. cheryl: hope you like your carbs. lauren: president trump supporting efforts to improve gun purchases after teenager ki

trent lott and tom daschle wrote a book together after they left the senate in the early 2000's. one of the most visible ways that chuck and i are seen together is every day when the senate floor opens for business. after the prayer and the pledge of allegiance, each of us has the opportunity to offer opening remarks detailing our views of the bits of the day. >> traditionally, i speak first followed by the democratic leader. now that we have this show on the road, i'm the warm-up act and i am thrilled to have my good friend, the democratic leader of the senate here this morning. join me in welcoming chuck schumer. >> thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] it's so great to be here with you. what a wonderful room and thank you, mitch, for that kind and generous introduction. we really do get along, despite what you read in the press. now, as mitch will tell you, i all the like to start off with a little story, a little joke. my colleagues sometimes say no one laughs harder at my jokes than i do. but so this is a story it's actually dedicated to my parents. i am blessed, my da

you can download our free trent the weather application. -- free ktvu weather application.>>> a huge tree came down on cherry street and sky fox was over the scene about one hour ago. that section of road is now closed to traffic. the fire department and the electric company are investigating. >>> we have new details tonight about a fire that displaced by people including a small child. that fire has been deemed arson . they say someone started the fire on purpose at around 3:00 a.m. on fulton street. the fire did burn to victorian homes, but nobody was hurt. >>> the sonoma county district attorney's office is working to catch unlicensed contractors who are trying to take advantage of victims from the wildfires last year. our reporter spent the day and shows us how those things work and how many scammers have been called.>> reporter: the board looks on craig's list for ads offering contractor services, but as the did not provide certain information. last saturday, undercover agents posed as far survivors met them at the jobsite. there the bogus contractors offered bids for framing, e

trent investors watching after last week's picks stock drop. 69 on the ninth dead.tinue to be the 10 year treasury yield. yields have been particularly sensitive to deficit spending because you got more government on tissue. >> stocks are not greater than as a result also seen a rebound in europe after falling 5% last week. european stocks up 1.5% across the board. >> a pretty good story in asia as well. close for a national holiday, but china's shanghai composite of three quarters of a percent. lauren: more families are by an o.j. to kick the flu. "fbn:am" continues right now. lauren: 5:29 a.m. in new york. monday, february 12. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: a claim lauren simonetti. cheryl: is great except for the cover of "the new york post." future child vaccinated for the flu right now or else. a flu story coming up which is going to be good. lauren: we saw the major average. each one of them fell 5% last week. we are seeing a rebound this morning taking a look at the dow futures up to 72. >> what can investors expect for the week after the worst week in more than

trent investors return to the markets after a long weekend.ht now in stock market futures. the s&p down three quarters of

charity, and there was a lot of celebrities taking part including the green bay packer's quarterback trent well. nice assignment joe -- aaron rogers. nice assignment joe. >> reporter: last year at this time it was pouring down rain, and it was a chamber of commerce day today. earlier today, we showed you an iconic shot of the 18th green at pebble beach. this also is the famous lodge. for the last few years a couple of days before the tournament has been devoted to shootouts to raise money for charity. they tried something different last year on tuesday as a putting shootout. it was raining, so they had to hold it indoors, but not this year, they were able to hold it outdoors.>> reporter: there was serious obstacles to overcome on the course at pebble beach, but nothing like the one that was face today in the champion versus champion shootout. it met the champions from other sports like aaron rogers and larry fitzgerald against champions of this tournament. they don't come any bigger than the number 1 player in the world dustin johnson. >> there is a lot of really great young players out he

service back to normal on septa regional rails, patco and new jersey transit looking good and west trent than line will be using shuttle buses between west trenton station and woodbourne station and then on monday, get ready, they will be closing the ramps to route 422 to route 23 in conshohocken. see the blinking signs beginning today through the weekend, asking folks to use first avenue. so some changes coming our way after the weekend, karen and thomas, back over to you. >>> well, final bell rang yesterday, quite startling because dow jones suffered a huge drop going down more than a thousand points again yesterday, the second more than 1,000-point drop in just a week, it is below 24,000, 23,000 territory right now, officials correction territory when a market drops more than 10 percent from a recent high, experts always say don't panic , don't worry, leave your money alone, stay the course and just keep riding it out. >>> 5:20. following your top headlines this morning over in lehigh county allentown married he had pawlowski's former campaign aid takes the stand in his corruption tri

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pleasure to turnover the leadership of the officers for justice to monday g -- montgomery singleton and trent williams. i will be as supportive of everyone as i possibly can, and i am sure you will continue to move in the right directions and be successful. and thank you chief for your commitment to the members of the san francisco police department. >> thank you, lieutenant will coms for your service to the officers for justice and for the wonderful job that you've done as your long tenure as their president. further public comment? >> i was listening to public radio, and there was a show about tear gas and within it, they discussed tazers, and i don't know if you're all aware of this. i never heard it told at any meeting that i came to, and i would just went to almost all of them, that the information from body worn cameras and the tazers, the data goes directly to axon, tazers international. so why is a public service group, the police, sending data to a private corporation on the people of this city? if we -- we already have the body worn, and i'm still wait fighting against the tazers. i

in north philadelphia fire fighters installed free smoke detectors in houses in the 1300 block of trent to street this afternoon. that is where two people died in a house fire february 1st this outreach is part of the department's fire prevention program, and anyone in the city of philadelphia who need the a smoke detector is urged to contact philly 311. >>> man quick offsetting off bombs in new jersey and insuring has been sentenced to multiple terms of life in prison a mod can raheem i injured three people when one of his pressure cooker bombs exploded in manhattan in 2016. a second bomb did not explode. raheem i also set a pipe bomb that went off, hours earlier at a charity race in seaside heights no within was hurt in that blast. >>> cbs news has learned a letter containing white powder addressed to donald trump junior was post marked in boston. trump junior's wife vanessa went to the hospital as a precaution on monday after opening up the envelope, at her mother's home in new york. police say the powder was not considered dangerous. they say letter included threats of a political n