maybe he had two trunks . but his sister eventually acquired this, not in a big legal matter over who got to have his trunk, poe's mother-in-law was actually his aunt and his sister who was his closest relative over pose literally literary estate and finally the one wok shouldn't have the right to poe's work signed over the rights to pose literary executive, rufus griswold. but the two women battled over the trunk and his possessions that were contained within it. and it was only recently discovered in one of poe's letters that had been up in a private collection in italy that the reason poe left his trunk at the tavern was that he had paid his hotel bill and that they wouldn't give him back his luggage until he paid the remainder of the money so that does explain why this trunk was still here and why his sister eventually got a hold of it. after her death, she passed it down to her foster knees who solves the museum in 1923 for $35 and now it's one of the prizes of our collection. this area addresses another

this is edgar allan poe residents trunk. i held most of his worldly possessions. but he left it in richmond. when he was traveling to baltimore, said that the key to his trunk was found in his pocket after his death. we know before he left richmond he had been staying the american hotel on main street, but this trunk was found in the swan tavern still holding some possessions, and people wondered for years why he had this trunk here. they thought it's kind of a large piece so maybe he had a smaller piece he carried with him to baltimore so maybe he had two trunks. but his sister eventually acquired this and had a big legal battle over who got to have his trunk, poe's mother-in-law, who was actually his aunt, and his sister, who was his closest living relative fought over the lit area state and the mother-in-law who should nod heat had the rights signed over the rights to poe's literary egg guess to griswold but two women battled over the trunk and the possessions. and it was only recently discovered thank you n one of poe's letter thursday a private collection it

get in the trunk! this turn coming because cam and elijah didn't script this part. >> oh, my god. >> dude, what the [ bleep ]! >> this one went way too far. >> ah! >> you mentioned he was in front of the church. he said he started praying. >> they went full-in on that one. >> i don't even know what to feel right now. >> i feel like he needs some new friends. >> yeah, bucket list, get new friends. >> i was in the trunk, i just didn't know what think, i was like, i prayed to jesus. >>> thank you for hanging out with us today. rightthisminute.com has a lot more fun stuff or catch us on the next brand new episode of "right this minute." >>> tonight, president trump's immigration crackdown revealed. the new and sweeping plan to deport undocumented immigrants across this country. who will be targeted? >>> the growing number of anti-semitic threats in this country. the jewish cemetery desecrated. the fbi investigating. did the president wait too long before addressing it? what the white house is saying. >>> t

get in the trunk!s turn coming because cam and elijah didn't script this part. >> oh, my god. >> dude, what the [ bleep ]! >> this one went way too far. >> ah! >> you mentioned he was in front of the church. he said he started praying. >> they went full-in on that one. >> i don't even know what to feel right now. >> i feel like he needs some new friends. >> yeah, bucket list, getfriend. >> i was in the trunk, i just didn't know what think, i was like, i prayed to jesus. >>> thank you for h with us today. righhisminute.com hasff or cat the next brand new episode of righhisminute.com hasff or cat the next brand new episode of "right this minute." righhisminute.com hasff or cat the next brand new episode of "rightdear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. it was keeping me from doing the things i love, like traveling to see my nephews. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... or visit citizensbank.

he has been promoting and elevating women in the trunk corporation, the trump campaign, the trunk cabinet, certainly the trunk white house -- the trump cabinet, certainly the trump white house. q: on saturday. take a look at what is going on here at national harbor. the death investigation, i've i mentioned earlier, prince george's county police have been out here since about 10:30 a.m. a body was found on the sidewalk. they are still investigating what happened here. a witness i spoke to told me the body drop from a parking garage. this investigation is ongoing. we will let you know what happens next. i am q mccray. back to you in the studio. jummy: a major decision over from the white house. president trump rescinding the obama administration's moved to allow transgender students to use the bathroom matching their gender identity. suzanne kennedy with the reaction happening nationwide. >> equality now. suzanne: protests overnight outside the white house to the change of policy when it comes to transgender students in which bathrooms they can use. >> n one, not even the government, can d

sot- "this is what we call co- dominant trunks.was two main stems that came out of the same attachment point on the trunk and half of it ripped off and split -- fell across the house." and, as a result... the backyard is a mess. the roof and porch seriously damaged... with water seaping in and causing another layer of problems...sot- "roofers are coming out today to put, uh, uh, to put a tarp on it to try to prevent any more water damage."bridge rhett richardson, owner of solano shade tree preservation, tasked with cleaning all of this up... says that if he, a certified arborist, had been called our prior to the tree falling... he would have been able to identify that the tree was a danger. sot- "i don't think the wind was a huge factor in this one -- the wind wasn't blowing. it may have been structurally weakened by a previous wind storm." billiy mitchell lives in this house with his parents on peach tree avenue in vacaville. all three of them were home late sunday afternoon, when the tree collapsed.sot- "sort of one of those thin

tied up in some basement, in the trunk of a car. or worse.n middle of the night, 20 miles south of town in a place called calumet city, a local cop was on routine patrol checking out a golf course parking lot. his name is calvin lucious. >> as i got to this area right here, i noticed right in front of me six perfectly stacked cardboard boxes. you know, shipping boxes. >> sitting right there on the parking lot. >> sitting right on the curb. so it stood out. so i'm looking like, something's not right here. >> inside the boxes, pills. hundreds of them. >> i was thinking, okay, this might be something big as far as you know, some type of narcotics and drug-related case. >> except looked more like samples, something a pharmaceutical rep would have been handing out free to doctors. >> what were they? >> just different type of medicines. i can't even pronounce the names. >> what were they doing here? on the label, the address to a storage locker. and a name. nailah. and pretty soon -- >> the fbi and chicago police, everybody was out here looking. >>

it was two main stems that came out of the same attachment point on the trunk and half of it ripped offand split -- fell across the house." mitchell says one large stem fell years ago... and, he and his parents feared the rest of the tree was in jeapordy... but thought it would survive this latest storm... turns out, the tree was unhealthy and fell with very little wind blowing that day.sot- "people from our church are also helping us. you know, giving us food, covering, the uh, they offered to cover the deductible as well. so, everyone's being very nice with us." the mitchell's are staying in a hotel until the roof is repaired. in vacaville, philippe djegal, kron four news. professional provocateur milo yiannopoulos resigns from breibart. why he says he did it. here's what we're tracking tonight at ten. it is being called the new gold rush recreational pot.while most people associate marijuana with something smoked.. many are turning the plant into an oil. tonight kron 4's maureen kelly ... goes inside a lab ... to look at how the oil is processed.. and the potential health effects.it

you can see the whole they carved out in the trunk so that he could poke the nose of the rifle through. what is interesting about the collection and why it may look different from what people would think or remember is that everything has been processed as evidenced out. , the dusting was done as part of that process. another piece of evidence that we have is the infamous tarot the middle school crime scene. time thehe first criminals tried to make contact with law enforcement was through this tarot card. for those of you who are members seeing it on the news, it may look different because it was process is evidence for fingerprints and different things. this evidence collection gives us insight into all the work needed to try to catch these guys. rose of rose and surveillance cameras. a would kill at random, so you never knew how you were going to catch them. there's footage from surveillance cameras and gas stations and stores -- you name it. somebody had to sit and go through all of that footage. the same is true with tips from the general public. this case was very public because t

your trunk and i said i will not, open the trunk and began to show his weapon, i said nope, why not,i said because my guy is in the trunk and i'm breaking him out. [laughter] and finally he looks at me and says, really? no. [laughter] >> i didn't break a guy out of a death row jail and that's when he finally spieled and i finally broke him and after that he called me the yankee lawyer which was affectionate rather than mean and i thought it was nice. it would be there on execution days and execution dates sucked. they ship them about 50 miles to huntsville where they carry out the procedure. i'm sitting there with dwayne and talking to him and i see family running in, pastors running in and lawyers running in and i was sick, hey, man i promise you, that'll never be you. i promise you that'll never be you but i wasn't so sure i wasn't going to make it on that promise. the other thing food related because i love food, of course, $20 in vending machine quarters to buy food for them and so i would go and bring $20 in quarters, all the junk food he could eat, chicken nuggets, he loved haw

so even the buffing on the trunk was done as part of that process. and then another piece of many peoplehave is the infamous tarot card left at the benjamin tasker middle school crime scene. this was the first time the criminals tried to make contact with law enforcement, through this tarot card. for those of you who remember seeing it on the news it may look different, because it was processed as evidence for fingerprints and different things. so this evidence collection gives us insight into all the work that was needed to try to catch these guys. we just have rows and rows and hours of video footage from surveillance cameras. they would kill at random, so you never knew where or how you are going to catch them. so there's footage from surveillance cameras, anything from gas stations and stores. you name it. somebody had to sit and go through all of that footage. the same is true for tips from the general public. this case was very public, again because the shootings were so random, everybody was on alert. there were daily press conferences, so the

cellars and mines, and trunks. >> to questions. i am curious about the timeline with some of the changes were made like that rivet at the bottom of the fly, the back pocket, and the second question would be the trunk they found, what those ended up selling for. lynn downey: i don't know the answer to the second question because i don't work at the company and don't know. the changes of the jeans went over time. because of changes in fashion and wanting to modernize what the jeans were. the rivets on the back pockets were always on the outside, but in the 1920's and 30's, the company was getting the plane saying the rivets are scratching our shot -- our saddles. so what the company did was put the rivets in the pockets, but thehe pockets over -- sew pockets over. they were taken out completely in 1967. there was a rivet at the ace of the button fly, the indelicate named garage vivid. -- crotch rivet. when we can't at the campfire -- it is a really delicate place. the company was like, what a bunch of whidbey cowboys. whimpy cowboys.

guest: immigration, border security, clearly key issues for trunk during the campaign. hasink the president succeeded in creating a certain amount of solidarity among his supporters. a lot of his supporters feel they are marginalized in the press, and pop culture, in entertainment and maybe even in politics. president trump has identified himself as someone who stands with them and he has been very , when they are saying negative things about me they are also sing the if things about you. our guest, james antle, is the politics editor of the washington examiner. is this conservativism's future? ago theew years conventional wisdom was that conservatives were living in what you called a libertarian moment well trump is less of a proponent of constitutionally limited government many conservatives have embraced trump because he won. that does not mean they have embraced his more distinctly compassed fuse. trumpist views. half toe did creative electoral votes that is viable for republicans without solving the parties problems with minority and millennial voters. because he s

it is another busy day here at the white house in the trunk administration.

you know how you've got the pop trunk with the custom music.nding up. it's a bunch of everything. >> you know, take the old and mix it with the new. >> right. these two pink cadillacs are awesome. that's a married couple, man and woman. and they have their kids with them. >> each trunk, they say something. that's your autograph. you see it coming and you see the car, the grill and you see that, it's like oh, whoever your neighbor, they're basically legends in the streets. >> are all of these like works in progress or are people constantly -- >> i think it's a work in progress. a slab, you're going to stay after doing it. >> going to change. >> they get expensive. a lot of these cars out here, they probably spent the bank roll on all of them. ♪ ♪ i wonder last year how many sweeps i rode ♪ >> you're not eating pizza hut in the back of that car, are you? >> really, you're banish people in the back seat of the car out here. >> you're shaking your head. why does everyone have a back seat? >> because you've got to lean. you've got to lean back. that

. ♪ your trunk in the front well check this out my top in the trunk ♪ ♪ you play with my money then checkap and i'll knock off your hat ♪ ♪ i'm taking the cheese and killing the rats gucci mane call me the cat with the racks ♪ ♪ i'm swervin but i'm in back of the bach persian man i got hoes from iraq ♪ ♪ i'm servin i pay a bird for that ♪ he nervous i ain't got no word for that ♪ ♪ he hurt and want all of his purses back he mixing the syrup with percocet's ♪ ♪ she perfect and she got perfect breasts i just want some of that turkey neck ♪ ♪ trapper of the year i'm from bouldercrest you snitch of the year cause you told it best ♪ ♪ good drank big knots good stuff i put a four on the rocks ♪ ♪ drop top no hot box 12 tried to pull me over pink slips to the cops ♪ ♪ she said the molly give her thizz face put that thing a real cage ♪ ♪ whips out kunta kinte diamonds clear like bombay ♪ ♪ taking babies from harambe play with keys like doc dre ♪ ♪ 3k like andre yeah girl tell her come ♪ ♪ that's rap for that 3k no but dj does everybody in here want to feel a little love ♪ ♪ gu walk right next to

recently and the reporting about russian interactions with people in the trump administration or the trunk transition campaign -- trump transition campaign, he is sure to be asked about that. susan collins of maine on the intelligence committee signaled in an interview with public that she wasaine probably going to be asking something about the inclusion of steve bannon, a conservative senior white house adviser on the national security council meetings. there are those questions. willther thing coats probably have to address is what is likely the administration views as the role of the office of the director of national intelligence, and whether or not they expect the power center will be with the dni, or it might shift back towards the cia which is now being run by former congressman mike pompeo. >> a look at a headline we're seeing at rollcall.com. house tries to force ho vote on conflicts. judiciary committee will be up to is basically attempting to kill off an effort by congressman nadler of new york to force a house floor vote on something known as a resolution of inquiry about presi

learned about president trump, and what did you learn about what role democrats need to play in the trunk era? >> you mentioned four weeks. it feels like four years. one thing we are learning is we thought he was erratic. we are learning just how erratic he really is. if this last week's press conference is any indication of how he is going to conduct himself, i actually think it's not just about house democrats but also my house republican .olleagues when do they show any sign of resistance to this administration? there is some indication that the intel committee may take up the flynn issue. there has been tremendous resistance so far. we have to focus -- many of us never thought he could be elected in the first place. the exit polls indicated nothing. people actually thought he was unfit for office. it spoke loudly to us as to where do we go wrong? people felt compelled to vote for someone who was unfit to vote for the president of the united states. so a lot of soul-searching. a week ago we had the caucus retreat. a good bit of soul-searching going on. even a few months after the elect

in the early 80's, they found a pair of pants in the trunk. it is very likely the company to get an insurance payment. they were good about making sure a lot of the shipments were insured. levi had a pretty good sales set up by the 1870's. here they are. none of them wearing levi's because they were not invented yet, but they were probably wearing denim. what was interesting was that levi had dry goods customers in mexico, canada, and hawaii in the late 1860's and early 1870's. he understood the value of the pacific rim. so he thinks, i am going to be a wholesaler of the rest of my life, i'm prosperous, my family is growing, my sister and her husband are having more kids, the business is doing great. i am a happy capitalist. that is what he thought he would do for the rest of his life until 1872, when he got a letter from this guy. this guy is jacob davis. born in latvia -- it was russia at the time. he came to the united states in 1854. he was trained as a tailor. he came to california in late 1854 and decided to try the whole gold mining thi

these are items on loan to us, and first one is a trunk from the morishita family.here's an army blanket issue to them in the camp, and as you see, this is their family id number .mr. ebert: when i was a their family id number .kid, the only books they , 4042 should kindly gave us this army blanket because a lot of the since theycold didn't know where they were going, a lot of them did not bring appropriate winter clothing, so they were issued army blankets or give an old army coats. this is an example of one of those. this is another piece of luggage, a duffel bag, and this is from the come auto family. you see their number is 40896, and the family were from sangha valley.e san joaquin what is interesting is they had to make their own duffel bag. this is a silver sac. wasou can see, this company a local company from fresno. that isa wood carving being lent to us. we don't know who made it. it's not signed, but it's quite beautiful. you see the guard tower and a lot of the intricate details. obviously, these people had a lot of time in camp. they were allowed to wor

he started off as a clerk, worked his way up here before he knew it, he was a manager of the trunk any factoring business in boston. in 1869, he decided to come out here to california. that was a perfect time because the transcontinental railroad was coming through. were --erstood people the people that were by no land out here, it was the perfect opportunity to grow crops out here in this region. by mr.rney was hired william chapman, who had bought a lot of the property out here through agricultural script. he hired mr. cray to develop these colony farm systems out here. so he started the first colony farm hamas central colony, out here this area. so mr. kearney, that is really where he made his money. he was a great land per motor. he entice people to come out here to the central valley and settle here. most of the properties were 20-acre farms. the thing that really brought people out here was a regain and . the canals that were formed here would bring to the colonies their own your negation water. also, vineyards were planted for them and other fruit trees and so on. so it really w

these are items on loan to us, and first one is a trunk from the morishita family.here's an army blanket that was issued to them in the camp, and as you see, this is their family id number. 40421. this is what they could carry. whatever they could put in this top layer and the bottom layer, this is what they were able to bring to camp. thisamily kindly gave us army blanket because a lot of the camps were very cold. since they did not know where they were going, a lot of them did not bring appropriate winter clothing, so they were issued army blankets or given old army coats. this is an example of one of those. this is another piece of luggage, a duffel bag, and this is from the kumalo family. you see their number is 40896, and the family were from the san joaquin valley. what is interesting is they had to make their own duffel bag. as you can see, this company was a local company from fresno. we have a wood carving from the posting camp that is being lent to us. we don't know who made it. it's not signed, but it's quite beautiful. you see the guard tower and a lot o

>> join us later today for a discussion on how african-americans are faring under the trunk administration. new america is the host of the event and you can watch it live at 8:15 eastern on c-span2. later, nasa will host a forum on new discoveries of what's called xo planets, planets existing beyond earth's solar system. see that live at 1 pm eastern on our companion network, c-span3. more of our book tv programming tonight, the focus on veterans and will feature authors as michael anthony as civilian eyes, young veterans memoir. these added other veteran segments beginning at 8 pm eastern here on c-span2. >> watched c-span as president donald trump delivers his first address to a joint session of congress. >> this congress is going to be the busiest congress we've had in decades. >> live tuesday at 9 pm eastern on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span.org radio act. >> oklahoma republican governor mary fell and delivered her state of the state address in oklahoma city recently. he provided an update on the state revenue system and outline key priorities of her budget pr

started off as a clerk, worked his way up, and before he knew it he was really a manager of the trunk manufacturing business there in boston. sometime in 1869, he decided to come out here to california. it was a perfect time because the trans continental railroad was coming through. and so they understood that the people buying the land out here, that this is a perfect opportunity to grow crops in this region. so mr. kerney was hired by mr. william chapman who bought a lot of the property out here through agricultural script. he hired mr. kerney to develop these colony farm systems out here. so they started the first colony farm, central colony out here in this area. that is really where he made his money. he was a great land promoter. he learned really -- or enticed people to come out here to the central valley and, you please, settle here. -- most of property the properties were 20-acre farms and the thing that really brought people out here was irrigation. the canals would bring to the colonies their own irrigation water. also vineyards were planted for them and other fruit trees a

there are signs that the trunk tweet could be losing its power.n wednesday he criticized nordstrom for dropping his daughter's clothing line. thatny's stock took a hit bounced back after about four climbingclaiming -- nearly 4%. >> european shares trading up this lunchtime. lots of companies moving the market. some of those company results for you starting with the french bank which reported better-than-expected earnings for the last three months of last year. have been suffering from low interest rates. income was boosted by an unexpected jump in profits from the french retail bank as the lender continues to close branches. advertising giant have tumbled. took a hit inings the united states. says hef executive expects the group to return to growth in the second half of the year. the french oil giant says its decision on 2 billion dollar gas project in iran depends on u.s. policy. it was the first energy firm to sign a deal since fractions were -- sanctions were lifted. a landmark house is gone on sale. great gardens inspired a documentary and bro

the strand of hair found on a rope in the trunk of garcia torres's car.y said it contained sierra lamar's dna. the defense is trying to prove the evidence may have been contaminated. >>> protesters are calling for an end of use to pesticides in san francisco parks and natural areas as well. a protest is planned for 1:00 this afternoon at civic center plaza raoeutd before the board of supervisors meeting with the natural resources area. >>> all right. coming up next, rude to youtube. how much time are we spending on our phones and tablets and how many it compares to how much you are watching a television as you are this morning. >>> a live look from emeryville camera. it is cold, though. make sure you grab a sweater or jacket. >>> coming up at 4:45 on this tuesday morning with clear skies and cool temperatures. by lunchtime, in the mid-50s. we should be up to 64. as we go through the week, we will continue to warm up. more in 30 minutes. >>> it is 4:45. new numbers show the amount of hours we are spending watching things on youtube. that number of hours is

and no visible hair found in the trunk of garcia's car. lamar's body has never been found so dna evidence will be critical. >> it wasn't properly analyzed, not properly collected. it can undermine a case where there is no crime scene and no body. >> prosecutors called the first witness yesterday. the sheriff's deputy who responded to the first call when sierra lamar disappeared. >>> it will be another busy day on capitol hill. we are now in day 13 of donald trump's presidency. there's on the agenda. ? i think every day will be busy too. more senate confirmations hearings. jeff sessions is expected to be approved by a panel today. >> also happening, david shulkin will face a senate panel. he would be the first nonveteran to lead the agency if approved. >> the white house is launching a major outreach effort to get president trump's supreme court nominee confirmed. the 49-year-old conservative judge is known to favor religious freedom in his ruling. he will travel to capitol hill today to meet with lawmakers. they plan to filibuster and bloc

philip crowley, former assistant secretary of state under president obama on the trunk administration's national security and foreign policy efforts as well as white house plans to roll out new travel and admitting guidance. usa today reporter alan gomez looks at new immigration guidelines drafted by the department of homeland security as part of president trump's efforts to increase reinforcement and the united states. be sure to watch washington journal at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. a former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan and a former undersecretary of state, talking about the ongoing contact this conflict between u.s. role in afghanistan. it is hosted by the center for new american security. good afternoon, i am the ceo. we are delighted that you could join us today.

he sold that out of the trunk of his car. nagel had custard shops, they have doubled employment and revenue. reggie jones started out working in mcdonald's. now he owns seven of them. sunny back started driving a five.r, when he was [laughter] all in on a new technology called hybrid. the year it was chosen as leader of the year by the indiana chamber of commerce. [applause] so the question is, what will it moreto make indiana even of a job magnet. we will continue to manage our finances over the past 12 years. that means passing another honestly balanced budget. and maintaining the rainy day funds. balancedhy i support a budget. [applause] this sets us apart from many other states. they have a good condition for economic downturn. it requires businesses to stay here in indiana. ourher thing that sets state apart is our low cost of energy. let's letns on coal, technology find new ways to unleash this abundant source of power. cleanly andoal keeping hoosiers employed and factories humming. [applause] at the same time we will g

what the kids would be doinging is stacking these right back up on his trunk. >> yeah. >> and he's goingo say colors an the kids. >> everything coordinates. >> created a mess up on aisle 2. >> that's okay. we know that boys love action figures. >> yes. >> they love plush. we'll put it together and have something brand-new called the wonder crew. these are buddies for boys. i'm going to let you hang on to him. there's four different kinds, arf can caucasian, an african-american, asian and hispanic. each buddy comes with something for them to wear. matching capes for the children and mannings and we even vin adventure kits. you get more clothes for your buddy and kids. >> does he do tricks? does he fly. >> no. doc mcstuffens. from the show, there's a hospital toy nursery. so for the very first type, we have our little nursery pals. they're beautiful. feel it, nice and plush, vinyl. each have their little pacifier. they're adorable. there's four in the collection. >> this is for what age. >> this is for little kids, 11/2 and up. >> great, very cute. >> let's talk about some technology right

with north korea's missile test the independent says the time has come for trunk to address buildingsues and start a relationship with east asian countries and come up with a strategy to counter and contain north korea's nuclear ambitions. quite a few papers have come up with some clever cartoons. >> you see a military commander speaking to kim jong-un. he says looks like our missile test got trump's attention and he replies saying excellent, now let's build a mosque. it's a reference to donald trump's infamous travel ban targeting muslim countries. genie: how has trump reacted to the missile test? >> he responded with uncharacteristic restraint. he read a statement of just 23 words pledging americans support to japan. he didn't even mention north korea. genie: one person who has been very critical of donald trump lately is germany's president. >> the washington post calls him the anti-trump president. he is a prominent member of the social democratic party and serves as foreign minister under angela merkel. he is a fierce critic of donald trump. he called him a hate treacher and famousl

the trunk administration's moves have antagonized muslim nations, european allies and mexico. dozens of hard-line jewish colonizers locked themselves policesynagogue as evacuate people from the occupied with tank. the mysterious disappearance of a chinese billionaire apparently taken from his hong kong hotel by chinese security agents. the latest on that story in our business update. the heated phone conversation between donald trump in the australian prime minister seems to show the new president is ready to fight with even america's most faithful allies. in the u.k. british mps overwhelmingly backs the brexit bill on wednesday. he gives the prime minister the power to trigger article 50 and start the process to pull written out of the eu. court ruled last week that parliament should have a say in the move. we will talk more about all of this. i'm joined by doug herbert. what more do we know about this white paper that's due to drop at any minute? >> it's all a matter of conjecture what the fine print is going to say. everybody has their own version of what they think brexit

lee boyd malvo was in the trunk and they would communicate and that is how they would drive around basically looking for people to kill. it is terrifying to think about and is terrifying still for those who were around at the time in this area. they remember, i am sure. hole carved out whol so he could poke the nose of the there.hrough what is interesting about the collection and why it may look different from what people would think or remember is that everything has been processed as evidence now. trunkhe buffing on the was done as part of that process. another piece of evidence that we have is the infamous tarot card left at the middle school crime scene. time thethe first criminals try to make contact with law enforcement, through this tarot card. for those of you who remember seeing it on the news it may , look different because it was process is evidence for fingerprints and different things. this evidence collection gives us insight into all the work that was needed to try to catch these guys. we have hours of video from surveillance cameras. they would kill at random, so you never kn

he sold that out of the trunk of his car. sharon nagel had custard shops, they have doubled employment and revenue. reggie jones started out working in mcdonald's. now he owns seven of them. sunny beck started driving a tractor, when he was five. [laughter] gov. holcomb: he went all in on a new technology called hybrid. last year it was chosen as the business leader of the year by the indiana chamber. [applause] gov. holcomb: so the question is, what will it take to make indiana even more of a job magnet. we will continue to manage our finances with the discipline that we have shown over the past 12 years. that means passing another honestly balanced budget. and maintaining the rainy day funds. that is why i support a balanced budget. -- balanced budget amendment. [applause] gov. holcomb: this sets us apart from many other states. keeps us in a good position to economic future downturn. it requires businesses to stay here in indiana. another thing that sets our state apart is our low cost of energy. indiana runs on coal. let'

a rope was found in the trunk of his volkswagen.ice say dna testing showed the rope had her hair on it. to this day her body approximate has not been bound. the defense claims she ran away. >>> coming up, all the rain here and a lot of snow in the sierra. it is a tough travel time. >> not too many issues right now getting over the golden gate bridge. as you see there, mike is pointing out very slick conditions when you leave the house. we'll talk more about what the weather holds today right after this. mmmmm psst. yoplait custard's back. the family favorite... protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. rain and snow are making >>> welcome to tuesday morning. it is 4:44. we are under another microclimate weather alert. rain and snow making for a long day of travel for people heading to and from the sierra after this extended holiday weekend. this is a look at sisco road. crews worked yesterday to try to keep all the r

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i started looking through this trunk and reading her journals and her letters. there were screenplays and plays and short stories that i had never read and an unfinished novel. it was a huge treasure trove of material i had "losing ground" restored really so it wouldn't be lost. when lincoln center announced they wanted it for this festival, we didn't expect what happened to happen and suddenly we started getting all these reviews. i woke up to the "new yorker" review on my phone and i just couldn't stop crying. it's bittersweet. she's been dead now almost 30 years and i can't imagine what she would feel if she knew all these things had happened. i feel like i'm championing my mother, i'm bringing her work to light, and i'm also working through my own relationship with her, i think as i get older i'm able to understand better what she was going through and to forgive her for some of the things that i missed. my name is nina collins and this is my brief but spectacular take on my mother. >> sreenivasan: you watch additional brief but spectacular episodes on our w

officer matthew runkels was responding to another call when the mercedes dented the trunk of the vehicle. the officer was not seriously hurt. >>> getting stuck in traffic between 95 and richmond could give you a headache. there's a not so secret road that u.s. der 301, and now the virginia department of transportation is looking to make sure that route doesn't also become clogged with cars. v-dot is trying to push the more scenic highway as an alternative. >>> vre is considering making your ride to work more expensive, they want to hear what you think about it. officials are proposing a 3% hike that would take place july 1st. the price for an amtrak step-up ticket would go up $2. the first hearing is tuesday, march 7th at noon. there will also be an evening hearing that same day at the commons community center in burke. >>> if you're already thinking about your summer travel plans, you may want to budget for a little more gas money right now. that's because gas prices are expected to inch up. right now gas prices appear to be staying steady with prices at about 2.28 a gallon for r that's

inquiries will delve into the explosive question over whether there were contacts between moscow and the trunk campaign. panelst two other senate are also looking into the issue. the wall street journal, with this story this morning, joe biden versus bernie sanders. the fight over who should lead the democratic national committee is intensifying as the big guns are coming out and are pointing at each other. joe biden, wednesday night, endorsed tom perez to be chairman of the national committee, saying the former label of -- labor secretary could bring the party together in the wake of its defeat. that gave mr. perez a high he drewendorsement but a blunt response from bernie sanders, the leader of the party's progressive wing who has backed representative keith ellison. in terms of the next chair, the question is simple. do we stay with a failed status quo approach or do we move forward with a fundamental restructuring of the democratic party? nearly a dozen democrats are running for dnc chair. they are considered the leading contenders in a race that has had low visibility and low drama. the p

he -- lottery tickets, then he tosses them into his trunk. maybe he thought he'd increase his odds with hundreds of tickets, but the joke is on him, because police say those tickets redeemed. >> all right. we've all had this happen to us, for this motorcycle. as bad as you can imagine. something comes off of the car in front of you and you swerve avoid that debris in the road. >> so scary. that sudden maneuver causes consequently, deaths and injuries, in astounding numbers every year across the u.s. >> senior investigative reporter into how often these dramatic accidents actually happen. as the roll lon the back of comes loose and directly into this motorcyclist. the man survived. but hundreds of times a day, similar scenarios play out on roads across the u.s. and almost nog reaction time. >> i just grabbed the steering wheel, punched the brakes as hard as i could and came do a screeching halt. reporter: stewart was heading was a the wilson bridge pitchfork came loose from an oncoming truck and sailed at morehis windshield, than 60 miles an h

not so bad if you accidently left your groceries in your trunk, not so good when you go to get back inside the vehicle if it's still there. it takes about 15 minutes to comfortably warm up a vehicle >> by the time we're out the door, my car is good to go >> for those without an automatic starter that's a cold 15, but not nearly as cold as anthony got. police working in the 3rd district say they've seen a spike in vehicle thefts in the past 30 days. and more than half those cases they say the acquires running with keys in the ignition in an effort to warm them up. >> i get up, start the car and i go. >> i will never warm it up and not be in it. >> you don't trust it >> no. >> auto thefts aren't the only risk a driver runs. these tickets are somewhat rare, under pennsylvania law, driver could be fine you wanted to $100 for doing so. in new jersey and idling car can get ticketed for $250 depending on the location and if the temperature is above 25 t in delaware, the fine is between 25 and $75. >> i just get in in the cold car start up, wait 30 seconds and take off slowly. >> reporter: sometim

celtic 380 fire farm and pullet and $1065 in cash and what agency described as burner phone hid anyone trunk with clear tape over camera aperture. when young was first arrested the fbi said young as completed with someone he thought was working with isis and instead an undercover agent. young was actually communicating with undercover over who thanked him for the codes saying my allah reward you to gevrts and he replied glad it came through getting rid of device for reel going to eat the same card have a good day. new file documents thousands in guns and 18 rifles and picture tolls. >> and fisa court it was sets up to oversee requests for sauer illence warrants in spies across the united states and by federal law enforcement and they wants the seedy application to the kosht to see where the evidence against young. >> up in new jersey investigators are still looking into the cause of a small plane crash that happened in a residential naind. that crash happened yesterday morning in bayone and no one was seriously hurts and the pilot was in the hospital and look at the mangled mess of the plane

my guest today is a man who led the trunk donald trump transition team and has been keen on reform of energy. in america's new politics, will the interest of big business consistently trump environmental concern? welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. let's ask a simple question to start with, in your opinion does the trump presidency represent a fundamental reset of environmental and energy policy in the united states? everything that he has said in the campaign, it seems to me suggests that it is a fundamental reset and that we will be turning a corner and moving to a much brighterfuture. yes, i mean, you obviously have the inside track on this, because you were part of the transition team very much involved with drawing up a roadmap forfuture policy on environmental matters. so, just give me a sense of the way in which your input and his insights to you worked together. were you both on the same page, were you both talking about really moving in a very different direction from the 0bama administration? first, i have no role in the trump administration. my work in the transition i

you'll know why guys like bryce harper will have to bring their swim trunks, maybe floaties, to work.er: amid the construction, a team gets back to work. ballpark of the palm beaches, a cool name for the nats' new massive spring training complex. >> it makes you feel good. guys are excited to come. guys are not in a hurry to leave. all this equates to, you know, being happy. >> reporter: six practice fields, an agility field, spots for 20 pitchers in the bull pen, and a pool, guys ready to jump in. >> excited to be down here, excited to get going in a new place with some greie cages and great weight room finally. a little pool over there, so hopefully do some cannon balls in there a couple times. >> reporter: position players start workouts today. they will quickly notice that here fields one and two the dimensions are the exact same, even the way they cut the corner, as nats park back in d.c. a reminder even in the spring there's no place like home. in west palm beach florida, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >>> back here closer to home, before you make dinner reservations for tonight,

. >> the tornado ripped through neighbors, snapped tree trunks and toppled power lines. a surveillance camera captured video of a roof flying through the air and an 18 wheeler flipping to its side. governor john bell edwards urged people to stay out of new orleans. >> this is not a time to sight see in this area. we just torn it and it's very dangerous. >> he's sent in the national guard. another tornado we want swept through the town of killian just to the north. >> i heard a train. and that's true what they say. it is a train.. and when it came through, all i could see was trees and debris just flying. >> thousands across the state lost electricity. the storm system threatened alabama and mississippi. don champion, cbs news. >>> flood warnings and watches remain in effect for parts of california this morning. days of heavy rains flooded california's wine country. the water covered roads and fields and in some areas entire towns were flooded. this was the third major storm series to hit the state since the beginning of the year. >>> to the trump presidency now, this mor