somebody out there has that answer for us. >> tricia reitler wasn't even prosecutor beaumont's case, he was deeply moved by her parents. >> that was always a horrible crime to me. i knew about the facts of the case and about the family. i didn't know the family but read about them, newspaper articles, accounts of them asking for help. >> beaumont felt certain that suspected serial killer larry hall was responsible not only did hall live 25 minutes from indiana wesleyan, he had been identified chasing two co-eds there a week after tricia went missing. so in the summer of 1995, a month after convicting hall for jessie roach's murder, beaumont was leading a search for tricia. it was in those same indiana backwoods where hall had told indiana authorities he dreamt he killed and buried tricia >> i wanted to feel like i did everything i could to see if we could find her body. >> but after two days searching in sweltering heat and humidity, tricia's body didn't turn up. >> we couldn't find anything doesn't mean it wasn't there >> then beaumont decided to try something completely different >

tricia's husband served in the navy. he now has to work long hours of overtime to compensate for the workers who are absent because they have been furloughed. and he's not being paid. tricia's job was deemed nonessential, so she is also not being paid. neither parent in this family is being paid. they have three young children. and this is on top of the fact that tricia and her family have already endured hardship these past few months as victims of the thomas fire. as she wrote me, quote, on december 5 of last year, our home was completely destroyed in the thomas fire, and we have used every resource available to us to work towards rebuilding our home. while their home is being rebuilt, tricia's family moved into a rental home and they are currently evacuated from that rental home due to the flood and mudslide risks that are currently an issue in california. tricia said we have small children that we are most concerned about with the uncertainty of our careers as federal employees and the incredibly long road ahead in r

tricia's husband served in the navy. he now has to work long hours of overtime to compensate for the workers who are absent because they have been furloughed. and he's not being paid. tricia's job was deemed nonessential, so she is also not being paid. neither parent in this family is being paid. they have three young children. and this is on top of the fact that tricia and her family have already endured hardship these past few months as victims of the thomas fire. as she wrote me, quote, on december 5 of last year, our home was completely destroyed in the thomas fire, and we have used every resource available to us to work towards rebuilding our home. while their home is being rebuilt, tricia's family moved into a rental home and they are currently evacuated from that rental home due to the flood and mudslide risks that are currently an issue in california. tricia said we have small children that we are most concerned about with the uncertainty of our careers as federal employees and the incredibly long road ahead in r

rodriguez tricia rodriguez/minimum wage workerrob fladeboe/san jose "....going forward, the san jose minimum wage will be automatically adjusted with annual cost of living increases based on the consumer price index. in san jose rob fladeboe mron4news (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... some lawmakers are going to the white house today to try and find a solution to the ongoing government shutdown. (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. entertainment headlines today... queen guitarist - brian may has just released a new song, celebrating a monumental achievement in space exploration. rick damigea only way to stop this is for you to take your rightful place as king." "aquaman" continues to be king of the multiplex. the aquatic adventure won the new year's eve box office battle on ticket sales of ten-point-one million dollars. according to box office mojo, "aquaman" is now the third highest grossing movie globally in the d-c comics movie universe.here's a sneak peek at "happy death day two you." the follow up to the 20-17 hit horror-comedy drops heroine tre

rodriguez tricia rodriguez/minimum wage workerrob fladeboe/san jose "....going forward, the san jose minimum wage will be automatically adjusted with annual cost of living increases based on the consumer price index. in san jose rob fladeboe mron4news (catherine) let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and bright start to the new year. it was a little cool too with highs mainly in the 50s. we are in for a very cold night with clear skies. lows will be in the 20s and 30s inland with 40s at the coast. high pressure continues over the west coast to keep us dry. it will be another sunny day tomorrow with highs in the 60s. more clouds with rain is possible this weekend. (ken) coming up at six. a nail salon owner killed by a customer. after the woman did not want to pay the 35- dollar bill.(catherine) and next. what happened when a little girlgot way too close to the rhinosat a florida zoo.. (catherine) a two-year-old girl was hurt after falling into an animal exhibit at a florida z

tricia whitaker and son kevin both died. tricia's husband survived. the mastermind of the plot, thein. 48 hours correspondent peter van sam said this is a story of forgiveness and mercy. >> the father kent says i don't want my son executed for these murders, he is the last surviving member of my family, so the father begins this mission to save his son's life. >> 48 hours airs tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> we'll be right back. >>> tonight at 5:00, businesses and stores are starting to reopen. some people are also leaving their temporary homes to move back into the area. more on that story coming up at 5:00, that is remarkable to see new life into that area. >> right. all right. the weekend is going to be drenched. >> wet. >> be careful out there. >> bye bye sunshine. cvs pharmacy. ed gets copays as low as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy.

bucks an hour is still nowhere near enough to pay the rent in silicon valley says phil's barrista tricia rodriguez tricia rodriguez/minimum wage worker (rob live) san francisco was the first to raise the minimum wage to $15 dollars last summer. mountain view and sunnyvale have the highest minimum wage at $15.65 an hour after employers kicked in a little extra for inflation. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) mega millions is rising. just how much you could win in the drawing tonight. (catherine) the camp fire is already the most deadly and destructive fire in california history.. now - it's inspiring new state legislation.. (ken)it's a new year - with the same old problems in washington.up next, what president trump said today about making a deal with democrats to end the partial government shutdown. (ken) president trump started the new year with an old tune - blasting democrats for not supporting a border wall.(catherine) that's as some essential federal workers are suingthe government for making them work with no pay... natasha chen explains how a new congress plans to end

last week i heard from tricia.trish and her husband are both air traffic controllers with nearly 40 years of federal service combined. her husband served in the navy. he now has to work long hours of overtime to compensate for the workers absent because they have been furloughed. he's not being paid. trish's job was deemed not essential. she is also not being paid. neither parent in this family is being paid. they have three young children. this is on top of the fact that trish and her family have already injured hardship these past few months as victims of the thomas fire. as she wrote me, on december 5 last year our home was completely destroyed in the thomas fire and we used every resource available to work towards rebuilding our home. while their home is being rebuilt, their family moved into a rental home and are currently evacuated from the rental home due to the flood and mudslide risks is currently an issue in california. tricia said, we have small children that we are most concerned about with the uncertai

rodriguez tricia rodriguez/minimum wage workerrob fladeboe/san jose "....going forward, the san joseatically adjusted with liv increases based on the consumer price index. in san jose rob fladeboe mron4news ( darya )tesla buyers can say goodbye to a 75-hundred dollar tax credit in the new year. the federal government's tax credit for buying plug-in vehicles will be cut in half for tesla buyers for the first six months of 20-19. for the first six months of the phase-out, the credit falls by 50%, and another 50% for the six months after that. so tesla buyers will get a 3,750 dollar tax credit for purchases completed in january through june 20-19, and 1,875 dollar tax credit for purchases made in july through december 20-19. the tax credit for tesla purchases ends in 20-20. coming up next ... one lucky person comes away with the mega millions jackpot worth 425-million dollars. we'll tell you where the winning ticket was sold... after the break. a person from new york is starting off 20-19 with a bang-- by winning a fortune.wii in the mega millions drawing. the big prize is 425-million d

rodriguez tricia rodriguez/minimum wage worker rob fladeboe/san jose "....going forward, the san joseadjusted with annual cost of living increases based on the consumer price index. in san jose rob fladeboe mron4news ( will )tesla buyers can say goodbye to a 75-hundred dollar tax credit in the new year. the federal government's tax credit for buying plug-in vehicles will be cut in half for tesla buyers for the first six months of 20-19. for the first six months of the phase-out, the credit falls by 50%, and another 50% for the six months after that. so tesla buyers will get a 3,750 dollar tax credit for purchases completed in january through june 20-19, and 1,875 dollar tax credit for purchases made in july through credit for tesla purchases ends in 20-20. ( will )20-18 was the worst stocks have seen in a decade. the dow fell five-point-six percent. the s&p 500 was down six-point-two percent. and the nasdaq lost four percent. december was particularly dismal. the dow was down eight-point-seven percent... making it the darkest december since 1931. in fact, this christmas eve was the wo

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. >> thank you, tricia. thank you for the opportunity.t do they think, maduro is still in charge? >> i think the announcement from the supreme court is a clear sign from a weak government. it's not the sign for a strong government. they are trying to behave as they have a power an institutional power. but what is important is not the sentence for the supreme court. but the people that right now as we speak, right now in caracas, a huge demonstration all over the west of caracas where the poor people live. and it's huge symbol for change in venezuela. trish: let me ask you about being in exile. nicolas maduro accused you of recently orchestrating a drone attack against him. i'll ask you now. did you have anything to do with that? >> into, but as you may know, tricia, nicolas maduro said 20 times there has been different attacks against him in order to kill him so there is -- it's something the cuban regime used to say. so we are constant about that. trish: he's in a paranoid state now, arresting 27 members of the military who tried to prot

y de paso tampoco la hay. tricia: ante la grave crisis económica, muchas han tenido que rebuscarse unanga, centenares de venezolanos no tienen otra opción que pasar la noche en el primer parque que encuentran. ingrid: en el camión fuea cosa más fatal para mí, me dio una palidez, me puse mal, vómito, ay, no, horrible, eso fue horrible para llegar para acá. patricia: para poder bañarse, ingrid tuvo que pagar una casa particular. ¿dónde la van a pasar, aquí se van a tirar en el piso a dormir? ingrid: ¿qué más? yo pienso, pero qué más. patricia: ¿y el siguiente paso cuál es? ingrid: mañana temprano para bogotá. patricia: ingrid pasará la noche con cientos de venezolanos que se tomaron este parque. armaron carpas, trajeron colchones e improvisaron comedores. muchos vecinos de buen corazón les llevaron cida y un poco de alegría. la familiaolmenares también llegó al mismo parque. johana: llegamos a otro mundo, otra vid salir de venezuela, que está tan hundida, tan caótica, llegar aquí es algo muy bonito, pues. patricia: la familia tenía planeado pasar su primera noche en bucaramanga en un cua

rodriguez tricia rodriguez/minimum wage workerrob fladeboe/san jose "....going forward, the san joseautomatically adjusted with annual cost of living increases based on the consumer price index. in san jose rob fladeboe mron4news (ken) fog and firework smoke made for dangerous conditions in the houston area last night. there was zero visibilty and according to local meteorologists.. the air quality also dipped into unhealthy territory. some drivers were caught in the middle of the fog and abandoned their plans and wait it out. (ken) the fog is also being blamed for a major pile-up in austin just after midnight. police say about 20-cars were involved in the wreck. emergency personnel says more than 50- people needed medical attention. there was no word on whether any of those injuries were life- threatening. turning now to lawrence with a look at weather. lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and bright start to the new year. it was a little cool too with highs mainly in the 50s. we are in for a very cold night with clear skies. lows will be in the 20s and 30s inland with 40s at the coast.

. >> reporter: tricia and her husband are both controllers with no income. they lost their home ia win adfire last year. >> my biggest worry is to not be able to provide a sense of security and stability for my children. >> reporter: now with nearly a million government workers getting zeros on their paychecks, communities are responding. in coloradhebankf the rockies is expecting a surge of people in need. >> we want to let them know that food assistance is available. >> reporter: grocery stores are offering food. cell phone companies offering flexible payments. credit cards and banks waiving fees and offering financial aid. in fairfax county, virginia, hundreds of applicants today for substitute teacher positions. including this furloughed government worker. >> i thought to myself, well if i can't make money doing the thing i do, i'm going to make money doing the thing i used to do. >> reporter: the ripple effect evident on washington's near-empty streets. >> i'm absolutely terrified. >> reporter: uber driver robert briskman is in trouble. >> normally i'd

nixon and daughter tricia were entertained elsewhere in the executive mansion, affairs of state werey president and president-elect, as well as their respected advisors. they went over problems that transcended partisan politics and linked the outgoing and incoming administrations, in dialogue and consultation. ♪ although little time remains for the johnson administration, one of the president's continuing concerns was the economic health of the nation. during the month the president met with his top economic advisory group made up of the secretary of treasury, chairman of the federal reserve, budget director and chairman of the council of economic advisers, for a general review of the economic situation. another special cabinet group recommended a broad program of voluntary restraint in wages and prices to combat inflation, while preserving the nation's record-breaking prosperity. as evidence of this prosperity, unemployment dropped to a 15 year low of 3.3%. the president also indicated the nation would enjoy a budget surplus for fiscal 1969. ♪ for americans, december 1968 was a ban

>> that's a very clever question, tricia, thank you. there is a different world from 2002 the 2019.he main support for maduro was the oil revenue that now has dropped and the industry has been destroyed. the second one has been the army force currently in support of the army force it's so small. maduro only depends on 8 generals. i can give you the names of those generals. and the rest of the force is completely against maduro. in the last year it has been six different coup d'etat against maduro. the presence of the cuban government behind maduro is the main reason why maduro is in power. oil, army force and cuba. maduro only has cuba and a small piece of the army corps hund -- behind him. trish: it sounds like you are in agreement with john bolton. the rank and file support change. it's up military at this point because they will be the ones to enforce who is going to the palace. how do you convince those 8 people so close to nicholas ma dur he to switch sides. >> this is a key issue. 99% of the army corps is against maduro it's only a very small group, as any dictatorship in the

. >> i was able to confirm the testimony of a top fbi lawyer by the name of tricia anderson, who toldt that sally yates, then the deputy attorney general, and andrew mccabe, the deputy fbi director, did a line-by-line examination and review, their own independent review, of the fisa application to spy on the trump campaign. which means that they were involved in an egregious abuse of power because none of the information contained was verified, and that is a direct violation of fbi regulations. and they were perpetrating a fraud on the fisa court, which could be several different felonies, as well. >> sean: how many? >> six different felonies. i lay them all out in the book. >> sean: that dovetails into your report from last week, john, about how everybody was warned by bruce ohr that it was hillary's, that steele hated trump, not to trust it. your new report tonight about the fbi lawyers playing dual roles dovetails into gregg's report. >> it does, and catherine herridge from fox news. she has one out tonight, cites testimony, without the steele dossier being put into the fisa warran

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believe it or not, that is exactly what happened to this year to tricia yearwood. >> ♪ she is in loveh and conway twitty. ♪ >> ♪ can't keep us apart ♪ >> ♪ there is too much love >> ♪ we got married in a fever ♪ jackson ♪oing to ulysse incredible, one-time collaborations that you can only see on the -- you will see incredible, one-time collaborations that you can see only here. your love is the only love i need ♪ >> a few months ago, i was in london, and when i turned the radio on, i heard a wonderful voice, and i said, who is that singing? and she said, that is julio of the moste popular stars in the world. and i said, how can that be? i have never done a duet with him. >> ♪ to all the girls we have loved before ♪ >> ♪ >> here is the charlie daniels band. and with charlie is the one and only chet atkins. >> ♪ the south's gonna do it again ♪ >> on the cma awards, what made it so special was chet atkins played with us. ♪ in 2015, the cma awards brought as one of the most talked about collaborations in country music history -- brought us one of the most talked about collaborations in co

he is the escort this afternoon for tricia. >> look at the resemblance between him and david eisenhower. they look like they might be brothers. >> that would be a dynasty, wouldn't it? you see, as we saw the two sons and daughters together, these are rows divided by the center aisle. the swivel soft chairs are reserved for mr. next and, mr. agnew, mr. johnson, and mr. hunter. 1, 2, 3, 4. everyone is in place now, walter. court diplomatic for the house and senate. insident-elect next and is richard russell's office. he is one of the senior men, senior members of the house and senate. .hey have little hideaways lady and mrs.rst muriel humphrey. and cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard m nixon continues in a moment. >> this is walter contract with roger mud, who is peering through those eyeglasses at the moment at the presidential inaugural stand. not a lot of people behind us in the east steps to the white house. george foreman is on the stand. -- george harmon is on the stand. >> david, how many of these inaugurals have zaventem? >> i've only been to one other -- have y

all fortunes good or just good luck tricia scorcher. ornge you know i'm going to go look in the courts if the supreme. court and the super bowl in the stands but it's a good soldiers go to go see this and there was reason for the war. i believe is sincere in saying that there's no conflict between his dog is tiny and identity and his russian citizenship. i wonder if everyone in this small but ethnically complex republic is as happy about the coexistence of their culture with the russian state. twice since the fall of communism twenty five years ago russia has mounted brutal military campaigns in chechnya dagestan immediate neighbor and a fellow muslim nation in the caucasus. dug a stock has its own chechen minority since putin defeated independence fighters in chechnya and installed a pro russian veto that pockets of resistance to moscow rule on may be active in dagestan. and. you know what. you know and. money. that. is because. things are going. for the circle for your mug a man who was in the armed resistance or as they say in the fo