violet campbell died at the scene. alexis garcia died a week later. davis is expected to be arraigned next tuesday in alameda county superior court. >>> a brief government shutdown is now over. overnight, the house narrowly passed a spending bill. . >> it is a $400 billion spending plan. it contains huge spending increases for both the pentagon and domestic programs. >>> there is not much meant not -- not much more midnight oil left to burn here on capitol hill. >> reporter: from day to night and headed back today again, this was a nailbiter. a final vote put them over the top but with just a small margin. why all of the drama ? this was complicated by the fact that one person who is the architect of the plan decided she would not support it. . >> listen to the applause. plenty of democrats in the house following the lead. angry that there were no protections for young illegal immigrants. the republicans have their own problems. the bipartisan spending bill is massive. something that was in the national debt soaring, while many gop members were happy

the meters were checking for ultra violet light. >> i'm getting a one. what are you getting? >> eating lunch in the sunlight on a bright warm day, mackenzie has never done that. >> if i could not go out in the sun, what is life? >> isn't there one girl at school? >> she can't go in the sun. >> she's like allergic to it so she has to have special lighting. >> i would like to go out and eat with my friends. unfortunately i have to stay in here. luckily, some of my friends are very thoughtful and they stay in here with me. >> but when the sun goes down, mackenzie and her friends can go anywhere they want. shut out from the sunlight, boxed in all day, mackenzie finds her radiance at night. >> i make sure i have like a night wedding. >> she's more adventurous at night. >> at home in bethesda, maryland, brady's life is similar. he, too, can play more freely after dark. >> throw it as hard as you can. >> i throw as hard as i can, i'm going to hurt you. >> please don't. but he doesn't seem to appreciate the night as much as mackenzie does. that's because brady would rather play in th

shouldn't be a crime in this country will get it at will which will moments here to kill me made violet also believes the operation should not be criticised quite the opposite to support the offensive he decorated his next stall in istanbul's conservative neighborhood with turkish flags and he's donating some of his taking stu the soldiers. in a cellar suddenly everybody can support the party they want i wouldn't judge. but when national security is at stake you have to back your country genocide success of garlic has one thousand five hundred euros to send to the frontline and he wants to continue with his project for the moment there is no end in sight to turkey's military offensive in in syria. our last stop takes us to peru last month the government approved legislation allowing for new roads to be built into the country's rain forest a practice that is often accompanied by investors keen to acquire land even if this means using extreme methods. we've come to an area. the inside peru's amazon rain forest that's been badly hit by deforestation. rice is on his way to visit an indigeno

. >>> and the flu killer, could something as simple as an ultra violet right be the key. >>> a mother and her four children here illegally taking shelter at a local church is take a step against deportation. they delivered the paperwork at custom enforcement office today. the request and petition asks officials to stop the deportation for her family. living in the church of the sadcate in northern philadelphia but her children were ableo back to school. aconversation. down to meet us. >> they accepted our documentation. it's not the end it's just the beginning but we do have to celebrate these small victories. >> 3 thousand people signed the petition for the family's freedom and put their support on display by holing up 100 large colorful butterflies each representing 30 supporters. >>> and a new form of ultra violet light could be a real flu they found that far uv ligs ub a and same fort flu in closed spaces like hallways and small spaces. far uv light is different. >> it's safe for hu but not safe for bacteria. if we could kill the virus in the air we could take a bite out of the se

man man lives in a village near the capital violet he's well aware that he can't hide in this small island and he too feels the climate of intimidation the mafia state is a state where the infrastructure the institutions of the state. to service the interest of crime. interest of justice and yes we do have that. small group of people trying to bring change to malta but they're facing strong resistance from local powers underneath the picture perfect surface lies a political symbol of intrigue and corruption. now to some other stories making news around the world russians have been marking the seventy fifth anniversary of the red army's victory at stalingrad a military parade was held in the city known today as vocal gras the battle between the soviet union and nazi germany is considered a turning point of world war two the united nations says some ninety migrants are believed to have drowned off the coast of libya after the boat they were in capsized three known survivor said most of those on board were pakistanis more than two hundred fifty migrants have died in just the last month trying

the 14-year-old dog passed away last year, she took dna from the dog's stomach and mouth and made violet and scarlet. >> you can do that? >> i guess so. for the right price you can. to tell them apart, she dresses the dogs in red and purple shirts and got a third dog, which is a distant cousin of samantha. >> amazing. cloning the dog is almost as heard as pronouncing the breed. >> i would do that in a second for my dog. well, it's probably more expensive than i can afford. the newest shark makes his first appearance in teal. he's real. he wasn't cloned. and you're not going to believe wh >>> good evening. the warriors passed up on a trip to the white house, deciding instead to spend the day with school kids from kevin durant's neighborhood. the players wanted this to be a private occasion but steph curry shared this. >> really rewarding experience. i can't tell you how proud i am. there's chuck berry. >> oh, my goodness. >> i'm talking about chuck berry's car. >> kids say the builde eswildes. you defended me, right? >> the kid says, my friend says you a snake. who says that to steph? >>

their destination, violet andrews park. >> that place seem safe to you? >> yeah, it did. >> all the parks did. >> we would go at night all the time. >> reporter: before heading out, the two called brittany, asking if she wanted to join them. brittany took a pass. >> they had asked me to go, but i had a vollyball game the next morning. so i wasn't able to. >> reporter: it was a decision that still haunts her. >> i just know -- because they, like -- you know, they called me that night. i'm like if i was there -- >> reporter: the next morning, chris and stan seymour were strolling through violet andrews park. >> we started looking around for birds in general. didn't see a thing. this place was as quiet as we'd ever seen it. >> reporter: and that's when, just below one of the overlooks, they made their terrible discovery. in the tall beach grass lay the bodies of two young women. >> it just looked like they had both been molested or mauled. >> we didn't know if they were alive or -- or -- or dead. we had no idea. >> reporter: the seymours ran for help. >> por

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the 14-year-old dog passed away last year, she took dna from the dog's stomach and mouth and made violet and scarlet. >> you can do that? >> i guess so. for the right price you can. to tell them apart, she dresses the dogs in red and purple shirts and got a third dog, which is a distant cousin of samantha. >> amazing. cloning the dog is almost as heard as pronouncing the breed. >> i would do that in a second for my dog. well, it's probably more expensive than i can afford. the newest shark makes his first appearance in teal. he's real. he wasn't cloned. and you're not going to believe we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, and so we have

advice san dresses miss violet and miss scarlet in purple and red to tell them apart. >> dog clonings not cheap it can cost as much as $50,000. i do think peta has come out against that. >> i mean, you know, look, it's her money she can do whatever she wants. i she would have taken the money and donated to a pet shelter. >> so many living animals need forever homes. >> can't walk in her shoes. but i want to walk outside today because it looks nice. >> do it while you can, man, this is forecast that does go downhill in a pretty substantial way as early as tomorrow. about this same time we'll start to see the wet weather move in this area. you've got a window of opportunity to enjoy. the biggest difference we start to see more and more cloud cover building in as today goes on. it's breezier but just as mile upper 50's where we end up for daytime highs. but, yes, you've heard the rumors they are true. there is a storm system brewing let's take you out very wide zoom on storm scan3. a couple of things to look at here. you've got around every rain currently working its way into the wester

. >> roses are red, violets are blue, don't believe this man when he tries to buy a single rose from you. >> he walks right into this flower shop and wants to buy one single rose. he takes it, pops it up under his arm. no. >> what a jerk. >> and now he's threatening her. he says hey, give me the money. he goes and he starts to rip it open himself with a knife. reports are that he also threatened to kill her so she says okay, fine, here's the money. he comes around, she backs up and he finds the rest of the money in coins. >> takes the flower. you know what's going on. he needs the flower and he's going to use that money for the date. >> to take the girl to dinner. oh, my goodness. that's exactly what's going on. >> who knows where he went and what he did with the rose but he did get away with the rose and the equivalent of 25 u.s. dollars. >>> people in taiwan are not happy with this woman. that's a refrigerator outside of a restaurant. volunteers leave the refrigerator full of food for homeless people so they can come up and get what they need. this woman walks right up wither h bag

significant reduction in mandatory minimums which at some point require judges to lower sentences and violet common sense and the judge opposed the senate to make sense and neither one because the mandatory minimum invokes [inaudible] >> host: your reaction to the corpsman and the legislation. >> guest: one of the problems are having is there's not a lot of accuracy inlo these reports with the state systems were better than the better system. first of all, we prosecute differentt types of crimes in te states prosecutor in many instances we prosecute a different kind of criminal than the states prosecute in many instances. the other thing we found out the researchou is the recidivism rae at the federal level three years out is about 34% based upon the arrest. some of these state systems play with the numbers and they don't look at rearrests but look at re- convictions and they don't include people who prosecute in their case for christ at the federal level. the statistics in these examples they are using to claim that their system does a better than ours is just not true. the gold standard of

the 14-year-old dog passed away last year, she took dna from the dog's stomach and mouth and made violetrlet. >> you can do that? >> i guess so. for the right price you can. to tell them apart, she dresses the dogs in red and purple shirts and got a third dog, which is a distant cousin of samantha. >> amazing. cloning the dog is almost as heard as pronouncing the breed. >> i would do that in a second for my dog. well, it's probably more expensive than i can afford. the newest shark makes his first appearance in teal. he's real. he wasn't cloned. and you're not going to believe what >>> good evening. the warriors passed up on a trip to the white house, deciding instead to spend the day with school kids from kevin durant's neighborhood. the players wanted this to be a private occasion but steph curry shared this. >> really rewarding experience. i can't tell you how proud i am. there's chuck berry. >> oh, my goodness. >> i'm talking about chuck berry's car. >> kids say the builde eswildes. you defended me, right? >> the kid says, my friend says you a snake. who says that to steph? >> you kn

for what was on offer now we understand that more than twenty people were injured in that bout of violets which did over numerous parts of cali including five who were injured from the shooting for those teenagers said to be critically injured this is the latest round of violence in cali and the french interior minister has described it as reaching new levels. i came to carry because what happened here is extremely serious we have reached a degree of violence not known until today the government will propose a bill in the coming weeks to try and help asylum an immigration problem with violence between groups of migrants is nothing new in cali but this is the worst it is been in many months and people here in cali say they just fed up of the situation. i think we need a structure put in place to protect us there's a lot of delinquency here because get damaged every day we have issues young girls can't go out alone at night it's a catastrophe for the french and especially for the people of cali the violence is really damaging residents of cali have lived in fear for several years now. livin

. >> the note read, roses are red, violets are blue, i'm a cow and i'm here for you. >> what? >> that cow is very nice. >> get out of here. what the heck? >> she looks at the other two ladies and starts to freak out. >> strip him! >> yeah, she wants to strip him. because the person wearing that mascot is her manti letter. >> oh my god. >> get out! >> get out of here! >> oh, look at that. there's the beef! >> the story behind this video is the fact that tyler had been deployed in january. he wasn't due home until july. this happened last year. and he told her he always wanted to suit up. and she told him no, because at the time he was training for his expeditionary warfare pin and her joke to him was that their cows were pins. so he came back with his pin. >> oh my god. >> does she kiss all the cows like that? >> just a special cow. >> just her husband. i think it's cool her management helped her friend pull this off. a sweet day for both of them. >> love when it the cows come home. >>> nobody does sketchy better than andy lewis. it's from his latest episode of "slack life tv."

various rebel and terrorist groups for years now you can see it here in the area we've marked in red violets as recently as both sides of accused each other of targeting civilians to the north that's where the humanitarian corridor was set up by russia. it's located in the our district now the humanitarian efforts to provide safe passage for those desperate to escape they're being coordinated with the syrian red crescent buses and ambulances are on standby to help evacuate civilians people inside the rebel enclave are being notified about the location of the corridor of leaflets text alerts and loudspeakers first aid points have been set up near the exit to help those in need of urgent medical assistance but despite all of those efforts it's feared that civilians will be prevented by rebels from leaving the war zone with more is a correspondent. civilians dying they're dying from rebel shells from government bombs from bullets shrapnel and crossfire in damascus and in east ghouta the u.n. cease fire is dead on arrival no one stops shooting so the syrians are trying their own way humanitarian

he is known as the king of the waltz so it's perhaps only fitting that he should live in a castle violet is under review doesn't just only castle but he also runs the world's largest private orchestra together with his musicians it's estimated that he has sold more concert tickets and beyond say and while some find his shows kitschy and pompous his extravagance is definitely part of the attraction where we met up with only a year at home and musters. i. honestly you placed him adoring audiences the world over but this performance was in his home city of mass taste featuring opulent costumes and lavish backdrops his concerts are always good for a few surprises at all can contact us to get every concert we put on as a fresh beginning we can never just go autopilot with the might we always get without all and that's what lends us energy and that's good you know after the concert then we can bask in our success on and that we need lots of red wine to come back down to earth again of. his colleagues describe him a strict but say he has a good sense of humor and he's not only if i list he's al

all the share those very you social violet will start even if you're all human beings. and i've got a little i got. i. the chinese artist ai wei wei has made the global crisis surrounding displacement refugees migration and exile the central theme of his recent work. for using inducting here you are since twenty fourteen more than ten thousand refugees have died in the mediterranean people. are document everything of course which i think records are needed for future generations so they don't think. someone documented it. i way way is that shop critic of the chinese regime in two thousand and eleven he was arrested for years he was not allowed china at the first opportunity he left and settled in but that was in july two thousand and fifteen. i didn't have a passport for over four years and i thought i would never get a battle. i was in despair for a long while god and felt that we were living in a society without fundamental law and basic security. and i had to bring the. choice i retain lots of my family didn't know where i was in couldn't even down to a lawyer who sh

has been some human factor as many people russians say and so that's pretty much have been kind of violets fault as well because the russians promotional the rebels they always have this kind of weapons it's only what's on the matter when they use their will the russians for the make mistake for the plane to got shot. if and if seen in charms of. the intensifying fighting well right now it's pretty much a full look at the lip it's very much one of the last remaining stronghold in syria and those remain fractional so fred bulls are still fighting there always that they will fight into day and they these people just have nowhere to go they didn't just have to fight that's they couldn't get back from his territory they can give up so they can do anything right so for them fight and last resort and obviously right now fighting is have been intensified and you are some distance while. in beirut just coming back to the current government strategy the assad government strategy right now and looking specifically at eastern ghouta on the outskirts of damascus which has been under siege now for almo

blowing result but it still deserves a huge round of applause given that most russia stars weren't even violet here by the international olympic committee so basically it was mostly a team of olympic newbies but i'll tell you what did blow the mind of russian fans here n.p.n. chang it is the first gold medal by their men's ice hockey team in twenty six years the final was really tough neck and neck till the last second with surprise silver medalists germany and the red machine was all only able to show who's boss on it's an extra time game was very tough for germany didn't get to the final for no reason it's great that we won but we leveled the school and then the final point in overtime i think this goal brought joy to millions of russian fans speaking of bosses on o.e. are won two gold medals at these olympics and the first one was no less special where men's ice skating two russian teenage girls topped the podium after breaking two world records one after another within fifteen minutes but of course you can't share one gold and thanks to one extra point from the jury. of a fifteen year old

how much americans are expected to spend on valentine day this year coming >> roses are red, violets are blue, how much will it cost to say i love you? says americans will collectively spent about $19.6 billion this valentine day. jewelry, flowers and candy sales expected in the billions with about the million spent on greeting cards. >> time now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> money watch's diane king hall joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, diane, good morning, so new rules on the road for uber drivers to louse drowsy. >> the road hailing giant drivers must rest for six hours after 12 hour shift. the the time limit approaches, and after 12 hours it will not allow them to pick up for six hours, the nfsb says drowsy driving causes up to 6,000 crashes every year. >> i like this idea. there was one time i was cents in a uber just coming to work early in the morning and the guy i think was starting to doze off. i started banking on the back of the seat going hey, hey, hey, i got to get to work. >> wow. >> so diane, i understand celebrating tenth birthd

monreal lives in a village near the capital violet he's well aware that he can't hide in the small island and he two fields the climate of intimidation some of your street is a state where the infrastructure the institutions of the state appear to service the interest of crime. interest of justice and yes we do have that. small group of people trying to bring change to malta but they're facing strong resistance from local powers underneath the picture perfect surface lies a political symbol of intrigue and corruption. a new study is warning that polar bears could be headed toward extinction faster than anyone thought scientists at the u.s. geological survey and university of santa cruz food knowing of these massive predators with video cameras and found there losing weight during what should be a prime hunting season the study blames the effect of global warming on ice cover have a look. u.s. scientists captured this bears i view of the struggle polar bears are going through . the arctic predators depend on ice to catch their prey but climate change is melting it making the daily hunt for

monreal lives in a village near the capital violet he's well aware that he can't hide in the small island and he too feels the climate of intimidation the mafia spirit is a state where the infrastructure the institutions of the state appear to serve as the interest of crime. the interest of justice and yes we do have that. small group of people trying to bring change to malta but they're facing strong resistance from local powers underneath is the picture perfect surface lies a political some of intrigue and corruption. let's get you a reminder now of our top story this hour a new poll indicates just over half of germans thanks to stay on at the helm of the country and her hope for coalition partners the social democrats score their worst ever approval ratings are coming in at just eighteen percent. this is the interveners live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks for being with us this morning a website. laundry international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week understand kurdish fighters being attacked by turkey and terrorists or are they reli

turkish offensive in northern syria should think twice before voicing any criticism in public meet violet also believes the operation should not be criticised quite the opposite to support the offensive he decorated his next stall in istanbul conservative neighborhood with turkish flags and he's donating some of his takings to the soldiers. themselves everybody can support the party they want i wouldn't judge. but when national security is at stake you have to back your country. you don't question why are we going into africa. we can see on television why it's necessary to be dead. the operation will go on until a friend is freed from terror just as the government says. because the laws those on that this military offensive in syria. spring and now defused turkey correspondent johan who filed that report for us she joins us from istanbul good morning yulia are opponents of the military operation in syria remaining quiet right now to avoid arrest well first of all we don't know how many opponents how many critics there are demonstrations and protests are banned so people can take their des

man man lives in a village near the capital violet he's well aware that he can't hide in this small island and he too feels the climate of intimidation some of your state is a state where the infrastructure the institutions of the state appear to service the interest of crime. interest of justice and yes we do have that. small group of people trying to bring change to malta but they're facing strong resistance from local powers under a nice picture perfect surface lies a political system of intrigue and corruption. a new study warns polar bears could be heading towards extinction faster than previously thought scientists at the u.s. geological survey and the university of santa cruz outfitted nine of the massive predators with video cameras and found that their losing weight during what should be their prime hunting season the study blames the effect of global warming on ice cover take a look. u.s. scientists captured this bears i view of the struggle polar bears are going through the arctic predators depend on ice to catch their prey but climate change is melting it making the daily hunt

not once, but twice so the copy dog, miss scarlett who often models a red sweater and miss violet intreisand and a third pup. they regularly appear on social media, living the celebrity life. and as you can imagine, it all came at a very lavish price. if you are barbra streisand, you can afford to have the science behind to clone your dogs. >> yeah, more than $100,000 to do that. i'm sure a lot of people would. >>> "a wrinkle in time" hits theaters the 9th. it stars reese witherspoon. they sat down to talk about the roles as well as their everyday lives. >> who pumps their own gas? >> i do. >> i don't. >> i don't. i got to just say i wouldn't know what to do. [ laughter ] >> you can believe that, right? the queen of television does not remember how to pump her own gas. winfrey did share that she does get her own coffee while at starbucks, recalling a time when a barrista didn't know who she was or even,000 how to spell her name. but i can imagine going to starbucks as oprah, what do you mean you don't know who i am? >> that classic line, don't you know who i am? that's not something

fighting over what was on offer now we understand that more than twenty people were injured in that violets which. parts of cali including five who were injured from the shooting for those teenagers said to be critically injured this is the latest round of violence in cali and the french interior minister has described it as reaching new levels. i came to carry because what happened here is extremely serious we have reached a degree of violence not known until today the government will propose a bill in the coming weeks to try and help asylum an immigration problem violence between groups of migrants is nothing new in cali but this is the worst it has been in many months and people here in cali say they just fed up of the situation. i think we need a structure put in place to protect us there's a lot of delinquency here because get damaged every day we have issues young girls can't go out alone at night it's a catastrophe for the french and especially for the people of cali the violence is really damaging residents of cali have lived in fear for several years now. living together migrant is

monreal lives in a village near the campus of violet a he's well aware that he can't hide in the small island and he too feels the climate of intimidation some of your state is a state where the infrastructure the institutions of the state appear to service the interest of crime and the interest of justice in the us we do have that. small group of people trying to bring change to malta but they're facing strong resistance from local powers under nice picture perfect surface lines a political symbol of intrigue and corruption more on the story now with spending a gold or lawmaker for the green party in the european parliament and he was part of a delegation sent to me late last year to investigate the rule of law corruption and money laundering there said thank you very much for joining us has the murder of. actually changed anything in malta for. well it has clearly changed something in europe because doesn't get away with its lack of enforcement of laws against corruption money laundering on the other hand in malta so far the government refuses to take any real action in order to chan

man really lives in a village near the campus of violet he's well aware that he can't hide in the small island and he too feels the climate of intimidation and off your street is a state where the infrastructure the institutions of the state appear to service the interest of crime. interest of justice and i guess we do have that. small group of people who are trying to bring change to malta but they're facing strong resistance from local powers underneath the picture perfect surface lies a political symbol of intrigue and corruption. our correspondent barbara vasovagal that report for us joins us now from our brussels studio barbara good morning to you matt investigative journalists while putting that report together do they feel in danger they feel that they are threatened perhaps even being targeted. they do indeed cry and some of these people feel as if they had a target on their breast really because they have reasoning is a really well known figure even internationally known known figure like definite go on. can be murdered and then nothing really happens because the people behind

confirmation to go crazy to go violet to continue. and maybe even to annex the. wall light shine brightly behind me in the metropolis of tel of eve the un warned today that in the coastal enclave of gaza which israel holds under siege fuel keeping hospitals running and will run out in ten days and tell of the this is on your part tell for r.t. . as we're going to break our quarters don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we're probably cover on facebook and twitter see our poll shows at our dot com coming up author russell wondrously walks us to discuss his heartfelt journey to find answers to his son's mental health outside your post boundaries of western medicine and big pharma stay to trouble. with your make this manufactured consensus instinctive public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. the financial merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. when the real news is really. running. close to the first outing for georgia. to the concerts i was paying to perform i had to actually prepare myself to. oh

bullet holes in the front of that car earlier photos emotion social media appear to show a black violet the building's entrance and handcuff guy possibly an attacker a man sitting on the ground this is not the first time this but an incident like this kind of thing back in twenty fifteen as i was saying earlier a twenty seven year old woman was killed and a passenger was wounded when police so. fire after the pair try to gain an authorized entry at the n.s.a. gate for me so keep an eye on it if we hear any more and it will the course bring it up to speed but authorities are saying that all is under control as far as they know it at the moment there. unlike the weather in south korea when talk about that next severe weather conditions prompted the evacuation of the olympic park where on wednesday spectators were asked to go indoors for a while and even a number of events were perspire as strong winds as you're about to see forced authorities to dismantle information tents it was literally in the eye of the storm . some very serious wind issues in this part of south korea we saw earlier o

fighting over what was on offer now we understand that more than twenty people were injured in that of violets which did. parts of cali including five who were injured from the shooting four of those teenagers said to be critically injured this is the latest round of violence in cali and the french interior minister has described it as reaching new levels. i came to carry because what happened here is extremely serious we have reached a degree of violence not known until today the government will propose a bill in the coming weeks to try and help asylum an immigration problem violence between groups of migrants is nothing new in cali but this is the worst it has been in many months and people here in cali say they just fed up of the situation. i think we need a structure put in place to protect us there's a lot of lincoln see here vehicles get damaged every day we have issues young girls can't go out alone at night it's a catastrophe for the french and especially for the people of cali the violence is really damaging residents of cali have lived in fear for several years now. living together m

let's discuss this in more detail now i'm joined on the line by political activist george barda poor violet's see. scroope international to you first of all paul what should we be worried about here if microsoft loses the case what are the implications well you know the issue that microsoft is pounding on is this in the this alleged constitutional right to privacy in the united states and that's that's the one thing that people keep going back and forth on is the right to privacy the right to privacy. i personally and the way that we really need to be looking into this is we need to find a balance and the balance needs to be between privacy and communicating in a manner in which people feel you know is unfettered and then looking at the right of the responsibility of government to protect against groups such as isis that are using mediums such as that to plan direct train terrorist attacks so there has to be a balance between the two ok george i mean it's an obvious argument many people will make if you've got nothing to hide what's the concern but there will be an argument and sure you'll gi

> when it came to being home and opening that door i was that shrinking violet.how it was. two different ellens, two different lives. >> they interviewed ellen's old boss. he told the detective he remembered an incident when ellen came to work with bruises. >> she was wearing her sunglasses. i said why are you wearing sunglasses. she finally took off her sunglasses and she had a nice big old shiner and i said what happened to you. she stated to me that supposedly mike and michael got in to a big battle and mike was beating the crap out of him and she jumped in the middle of it and took the brunt of it. >> was she giving the classic battered wife explanation for her bruises? a few days later, cassell said he heard yelling coming from ellen's office. >> i hear world war ii i breaking loose in the office next to me. there was a guy screaming. >> turns out the loud, angry voice belonged to none other than mike snyder. >> he's on this side of the desk. she's on her side of the desk and he's just screaming and he stops when i barge in and he looks at me. i told him, i

referendum because the country has already voted to leave the human and labor rights lawyer danka violet told us that the u.k. is now seeing the same kind of foreign meddling that happens in other countries around the world. we know that george soros and self has played a role in interfering in many country in some of the color revolutions so-called color revolutions in eastern europe for example and of course we know that the us government itself has and continues to meddle quite seriously in other people's elections with you know in other people's political processes for example secretary of state tellers and just were recently on a trip to latin america he called for the military in venezuela to overthrow their democratically elected president i think for countries like the u.s. the u.k. i think their view is they can mad on anyone else's political processes that will but other people can't participate in there so i mean it is a double standard clearly a double standard and i think again the u.s. will protect that double standard. to the hilt and we see that time and time again . repu

miss violet and miss scarlet are far from a carbon copy of the original pet.erent colored eyes. she also has a third dog, miss fanny, which is a distant cousin.( james ) the texas- based company viagen is the only company in the u-s cloning pets. they charge 50-thousand dollars to 50-thousand dollars to clone a dog and 25-grand to clone a cat. (rebecca) (rebecca) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (darya)(rebecca) in the weather center tracking the forecast ... rebecca:unsettled weather conditions return to the region later today as a strong frontal system approaches from the north. widespread rainfall and strong, gusty winds are expected tonight into thursday across much of the region. unsettled and cooler conditions linger through saturday with a brief drying trend late in the upcoming weekend. unsettled weather coions potentially return next week as well. you can track the winter blast in your neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app. you can also be the first to know about break

and angela bassett rocking a violet jump suit were happy to oblige. >> this is the night you would . my entire life for this. >> the invitation said royal, >> michael caine without a date. after all, he had said he was technically single. >> you haven't found that one yet? >> it's >> there is the hottest ticket in town, setting a record for presail >> you will not be able to stay alone. >> that's insane. >> did you ever get those tickets? >> no. >> that's for good reason. the reported $200 million budget is all on the screen. >> i feel like the movie exceeds the expectations people have. they're not ready for what they're about to see. >>> up next, gwyneth paltrow gets real about wedding plans, her new man and ex. >> it didn't work out for me. >>> and what happened during our high flying presuper bowl adventure with jenny the big game always gets everybody pumped. even celebrities. two of the biggest patriots fans in hollywood are johnny wahlberg and his wife. >> and kevin got to hang with them at one of minnesota's biggest landmarks. >> we're going to zip line across the mall of ame

laura davis was arrested yesterday in connection with the crash that killed violet campbell and alexis garcia on the night before thanksgiving. investigators say she was intoxicated as she drove on stanley boulevard. the car veered off of the road and rolled over several times. davis is expected to be arraigned next tuesday in alameda county superior court. >>> bart service getting back to normal after two reported fires last night. first 9:40 pm, fire was reported at a transformer. an hour later smoke and flames were reported along the tracks at the base their bart station. the station was closed while all of this was checked out. they say no damage was found on the tracks. service resumed but there were some delays. >>> a brief government shutdown is now over. congress narrowly passed a spending bill that is ready for the president's signature. >>> there was a lot of drama involved in getting that $400 billion spending plan approved. >> reporter: there is not much midnight oil (here on capitol hill. we knew that this would be close and take some time. in the end, the numbers were the

chp arrested laura davis today in connection with that crash that killed 16-year-old violet campbell and 25-year-old alexis garcia on the night before thanksgiving. davis was intoxicated and driving on staley boulevard when she allowed her cart severe off the roadway. it rolled multiple times. the 16-year-old passenger died at the scene. the other woman died a week later in the hospital.>>> 27- year-old woman died after a car collided with a ac transit bus. kelly was heading to work this morning when her car collided with the bus at california street and ashby avenue. the force of the crash sent the car and the bus smashing into the porch of a nearby home. leigh martinez talk with the woman's father. he actually learned about the accident when he saw his daughter's car on the news.>> reporter: calvin zachary and his wife said goodbye to the daughter as she went to work. they were watching the morning news when they saw a familiar car at the scene of an accident on ashby avenue in berkeley.>> not a full distraction of it. -- description. i immediately me and my son jumped on our bike.

rolling the car several times. 16 -year-old violet campbell died at the scene ... while 25-year- old alexys garcia died a week later from her injuries. davis is being charged with murder and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. (steve) in oakland... thieves stole copper pipes... causing thousands of dollars worth of flooding damage at the d-m-v oakland coliseum office...and we now know the office will be closed all next week... d-m-v workers came in to the location wednesday morning to find the building flooded. police say thieves stole copper pipes from the heating and a-c units on the roof...which caused the massive flooding. the office will continue to conduct scheduled drive tests, and the department will honor appointments at other locations... for the complete list of nearest offices log onto kron4 dot com... (pam) today -- some of the people affected by last year's coyote creek flooding in san jose.. held a press conference to discuss the lawsuit they are filing against multiple county and city agencies. an attorney representing the more than 150

lauren: violet classes on board a carnival cruise ship turned into a fight club. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday, triggering a team. happy presidents' day. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. happy presidents' day. i am lauren simonetti. cheryl: did i have a field? lauren: futures trading that won't be there in a couple of hours. trinity president trump going on a twitter rampage after they were indicted for allegedly interfering in the 2016 presidential election. first the president blamed the russian investigation for the fbi missing clues in the dead way forward to shooting. and then he says very sad that the fbi missed all of the many signals by the florida school shooter. they're spending too much time trying to the russian collusion with the trump campaign. there is no collusion. they get back to the basics and make us all proud. former independent counsel kenneth starr telling around maria bartiromo that russia is to blame. >> i think we should stop pointing fingers at one another in this country and realize who the rea