it happened just after 7:00 tonight at mix fold and waco on market street. the suspect was trying to shoplift with the victim stepped in. the victim is going to be okay. >>> imagine a frightening thing for the parents of a baby who was kidnaped and taken by a woman across town on a bus. police say she didn't know the family but sthat she took the baby from. the kidnapping happened this morning near 6th street and ended with arrest on bay shore boulevard. janene has the story. >> reporter: did you take the baby. >> no? >> why were you with the baby? why did you have a baby? is that your daughter? >> reporter: police say this 36-year-old woman saw an opportunity and took it. in this case the victim was a 6-month old baby girl. just after 8:30 this morning her parents called 911 panicked reporting she had been kidnaped. the baby had been left in her parents' car while her father was preparing a bottle. >> we wen to the scene, we had witnesses in the area that saw a woman with the small baby and the woman get on the bus. >> reporter: police contacted -- and gave

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. >>> there is an old couch in waco getting attention because it is haunted. the couch in a consignment store people say their cell phones have died when they sit on it. customer information disappears and employees have been in car accidents after touching or moving the sofa. the photographer who took the video has not been they have try to see if there is paranormal activity with the couch the results have been inconclusive. >> do you want to be the one trying it out? i don't think so. >> i will take the couch with the stains. next. >>> we were not prepared for that. let's transition because the president of russia vladimir putin denies the claims that he interfered in the us presidential election. we will take you inside the first meeting between trump and the russian president. >>> two police officers being recognized for something great they did to help a disabled navy veteran, next on so, when it's your turnt to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for mom...wait, what's a jicama? and at these pri

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it's about an hour and a half from waco.texas standards, it's just down the road. >> let's go, baby. >> i know. obviously nobody wanted to go to austin this particular day. they make it. now they have to get back. >> we got to go. we got to go. >> there are no flights to l.a. in fact, the closest they can find is vegas. >> to get to los angeles, we're going to try to get an earlier flight planned and make it to l.a.x. by tonight. >> they did not get a flight to l.a.x. they could get a flight to ontario, the one that's 60 miles from l.a.x. so they jumped on the next flight. >> after they fly there and drive back to l.a., still going to be like another three hours because of traffic. >> that's three successful standbys in a row, seven people, 21 tickets. that's insane. they did manage to playing the standby game get from california to texas and back for nothing. >> so they couldn't do this without their flight attendant friend. >> like i said, friends in high places. >>> yeah, yeah, yeah. nothing like family. it's a really goo

decided early on that whether i play, you know, in new york, jakarta, peoria, doesn't matter, or in wacot thing i can do is be totally present and totally engaged. there is nothing more important. and so it is the focus. and what that means is not being present in that i'm delivering a package and here is the package, but more like saying, ok if i , play for a group of people, whether it is kindergartners or inner-city school, white house, you think about what you are trying to say, who you are saying it to, but the only thing that is important is that they remember something that will make them make, perform an action afterwards, so it is living material. david: do you ever have a problem that you're thinking about one thing while you are playing a piece? yo-yo: when i play, it is about absolute concentration. nothing. david: you don't have any mental lapses? -- yo-yo: i can sometimes feel and mental lapse feel them coming on. , david: do you ever forget the piece and the notes you play? you don't use music. yo-yo: i do sometimes, and sometimes i don't. what i tell people is if you want

a suspected drunk driver smashed into the house in waco over the weekend.say the man drove up onto the yard, knocked over a railing on the porch and crashed right through the wall. the homeowners were sleep in another room and were not hurt. the driver who had minor injuries was arrested and later released. >> ♪ ♪ fitting into my skinny jeans again? that's cool. feeling good in slim fit? that's cool. looking fabulous in my little black dress? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting. coolsculpting is the only fda-cleared non-invasive treatment that targets and freezes away stubborn fat cells. visit coolsculpting.com today and register for a chance to win a free treatment. >> an 11-year-old texas girl was caught behind the wheel with her little brother in tow. an officer spotted the girl speeding along a road in pasadena last week and pulled her over. investigators say the children were at their aunt's house and the mother gave them permission to drive home. >> she gave her permission to drive over to

a suspected drunk driver smashed into the house in waco over the weekend.the vehicle drove up onto the yard, knocked over a railing on the porch and and crashed through the wall. the homeowners were asleep in another room and fortunately were not hurt. a driver who had minor injuries was arrested and later released. >> a lot of dog is back home after nine months away in a brutal winter alone in the idaho mountains. the dog is named mo and it wanted away from its owners during a hunting trip. a rancher found the dog collapsed on his porch and dropped him off at animal rescue. photos were on social media mo has lost her hearing and half her pedestrian weight. what it must have taken to survive. >> my goodness. she could teach a few dogs a couple things. >> your time now 4:58. new this morning, gunfire critically injures a man in philadelphia's olney section. >> an active duty u.s. soldier faces charges of providing material support to isis. we'll hear from his father coming up. >> ♪ >> emily: i want to live on my own but i know it won't be easy. how will i ke

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creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm headed into waco, texas, where i'll meet a man who inherited a massive collection of artifacts and documents and weapons that he says tell the story of the lone star state from the days of the alamo all the way to the legendary and bloody crime sprees of the 1920s and '30s. >> i'm earl davis. my father, robert e. davis, died in march 2003 and left us a vast and eclectic collection. and we were at odds in a dilemma of what to do with these items. >> i meet earl davis at his mother's house, where he keeps his strange inheritance. hi, earl. >> how you doing? are you jamie? >> i'm jamie. great to meet you. >> good to meet you. glad you're here. >> earl tells me his father built a mom-and-pop printing business into a multimillion-dollar operation, successful enough to bankroll his real passion -- texana artifacts. >> well, there's a lot of stuff in here. >> this is a very nice autographed letter signed by sam houston in 1840, and you can see how nice his... >> beautiful signature. >> ...signature was. >> i

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appreciate the skill of donations, you had to fly through this modern warehouse and week after the wacoilies of the loved ones who died. research of the bbc showed that several charities have now raised nearly £20 million. some question why only a small part of that has made it through. we feel that they are betraying the public's generosity, because the donated to help the people affected. it's mike there's filter, and the individuals are not getting the financial support. charities aid this complexity and scale of what happened here means everything takes time. the thing about this is that we learned from the 7/7 attacks in response to the manchester attacks is that it takes longer than you might think for people to come forward to seek their funding. this woman lost her left foot in the london 7/7 bombings. she received money donated by people like. you are ina money donated by people like. you are in a state of constant confusion. you can't understand what has happened, the implications for your life going forward, it's changed for ever. it took 15 months to distribute the money rai

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she was -- had a lot of big cases on her desk, not just the unabomber case, but waco, and whitewater,y to have her in that office. >> seth: it's also kind of -- i mean, this isn't -- this sounds like a weird thing to say, but it is -- sometimes with everything crazy going on today, you forget that there were crazy things happening in the '90s as well. >> yeah, there was, but it seemed like they were adults. >> seth: yeah, that's true. [ laughter ] >> it seemed like -- you know, you had janet reno, who had such independence from the president, and you know, is the one who appointed the special prosecutor for whitewater, and, you know, that was just -- i don't know. i'm, like, sentimental for the '90s, i guess. i don't know. but it seems like there was some integrity. >> you played janet reno on stage before? >> yes, i did. >> seth: what was that production? >> that was called "baby jesus and his holiday pixies." >> seth: is this maybe -- [ laughter ] >> yes. >> seth: this also had a great amount of integrity? >> indeed. oh, of course. and i did -- >> seth: and where was this? where did

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. >> harris: around and around waco. of the holdouts not happy about the uncertainty around the legislation. >> we don't know whether we will be voting on the house bill, the first version of the senate bill, the second version of the senate bill, a new version, or the 2015 bill that would have for repealed the affordable care act now, and said that somehow we will figure out a replacement over the next two years. i don't think that is a good approach. especially to pacing legislation that affects millions of people and won six of the economy. >> harris: my brain hurts after that. another holdouts, senator rand paul says he will only support a claim repeal. you are laughing at what i said. but it does. it gives me a brain cramp, i guess if you want to use the excuse, we are not going to do anything good to talk in circles as much as you are walking in circles. >> steve: that is basically what they are doing. rand paul saying he will only vote in favor of dale repeal only, went back inside, we cannot do repeal only. we ha

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. >> i know, so you shouldn't -- i don't get that impression that it was but in waco the capital to force in europe on diesels are very, very strong and so you think the competitive finish it would've encrypted volkswagen by this defeat device would've a notice by its competitors who know to survive without also are now being -- new lawsuits against fiat and even gm and mercedes and all the german makers eventually. so when is volume two going to come out? [laughing] do you see any hint of this doing research? >> i've written about that. one thing that people have realized as result of the whole volkswagen scandal is that basically in europe anybody was cheating in one way or another. the thing is that in europe, enforcement of emissions rules was basically a farce. it was really no enforcement at all. there's no penalties if you get caught the worst thing that happens is jeff to do a recall. so it's almost like an invitation for people to do it because the worst thing that happens is you have to install the technology you should've installed in the first place. and there's a growing real

at the same time, waco. she made a lot of mistakes. she owned up to all of them.>> so, when you got this role, did you have a pause? you're playing somebody that you admired for so long. >> i didn't pause. but definitely, that was a consideration of something that i feared. when somebody so familiar to the world, you know, there's always the gamble, you know, that you fall on your face. i tried to get rid of the fears immediately and work on it. >> what research did you do for this role? >> i know the case. i was alive and thinking as an adult in the '90s. i got ahold of a man who was her assistant and became one of her best friends. and he was invaluable. he filled in the personality traits for me. and the goodness of the heart and her huge sense of humor. you know, just strict adherence to following the facts. >> good stuff. congratulations is in order. does it ever sink in? you were nominated for an emmy. nominated nine times and won three. >> i did not know that. >> you don't count. >> you don't sit at home and count? >> i'm thrilled for this particular -- all

what happened at waco, my decisions there, will haunt me for the rest of my natural life and i can sayct the man i see in the mirror than the man i see on tv. >> okay. let's do it. you have the full support of the doj. >> wow. >> jane lynch, good morning. >> good morning. >> what an incredible project. we were just joking that she has like 90 billion projects but this one was worth it. >> this is an amazing thing. of course, i was a fan of janet reno when she was the attorney general, she held the job longest of everybody and she was a really independent force out there for the department of justice and she had a lot of really big cases on her desk. at the same time waco, she made a lot of to all of them and this was a huge gamble printing ted co zin ski's manifesto in the newspaper which is akin to negotiating with a terrorist. gotiating with. >> so, when you got this role, did you have a pause? you're playing somebody that you admired for so long. >> i didn't pause. but definitely, that was a consideration of something that i feared. when somebody so familiar to the world, you know,

american civilization and had a teaching assistantship at baylor university which is a baptist school in waco halfway between dallas and austin. and the phone rang, it was two days after christmas, and it was lyndon johnson, i hadn't talked to him in two and a half years. he said, "bill how are you doing?" "i'm fine, mr. leader." "what are you doing," he said. "i'm packing to go back to austin." and he said, "no, no, i'm going to make a run for it, "i don't think i'll get it but i need you back." i hung up and i said, "judith pack for washington, "not for austin." and we went up, on the way she said, "what did he offer to pay you?" and i said, "i have no idea he didn't mention it." (audience laughs) and so i spent that year back in his office traveling with him, spending every night in some hotel, around the country, seeing all of the politicians, meeting them, watching what happened. they were heavy drinkers in those days, and after all day of campaigning they'd come to the hotel and they would drink until 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 in the morning and i had to stay up until it was over. of course i le

>> i just finish six part mini series about waco siege the branch today individual januaries which ish year anniversary next spring, and with michael shanahan and taylor kism tch really good script. sort of like the head of the fbi, former head negotiator for the fbi and one of the survivors both wrote books, t collaborated on it. i think it's going to be good. >> that sounds fascinating one final question i like to play how accurate is your wickipedia page. my question to you, you had a scholarship to college. it was not a sports scholarship it was a scholarship in chemistry. true or not true? >> well, i had an academic scholarship to go to oklahoma state. and i studied chemical engineering when i started th there. but it wasn't a specific chemistry scholarship. >> close enough. >> close. >> paul, great to see you thanks for coming in. good luck on capitol hill. i know you're trying to raise i was lot of money awareness and in money for juvenile diabetes. paul sparks, house of cards. great to see you this morning. >>> thank you. >> back after this. fios is not cable. we're a 100%<