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so how tough denies these claims the closer to what i was about ready for what wagner this is just an urban legend these are russian reservists nothing more than . whatever they are twenty seven years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa at a time when the west and notably france the former colonial powers retreating. with more weapons and instructors on the way this may be just the beginning nicholas hawk al-jazeera baringo the central african republic well the death toll in california as wildfire has now climbed to sixty three years rescue workers discover more bodies more than six hundred people are still missing as firefighters battle the state's deadliest fires in a century cooler weather has helped them gain ground as they try to contain major blazes and both northern and southern california. riot police of class with student protesters in colombia's capital bogota tear gas was fired to disperse marchers trying to reach wealthier neighborhoods of the city the rally is one of several being staged across the country calling on th

when she told the train operator who said he'd seen it all beforesot diane wagner/bart rider 31-37he goes the drug people come on the train and they flip over the seats and look for money.and while friendly, wagner says the train operator did nothing about it, nor did the station agent she told in castro valley the next day.soti'd like to see the train conductor and bart attendant do something instead of of saying we see it all the time, it's no big deal, we call it flipping. sot bevan dufty/bart director 59-109how they responded to ms wagner maybe i might have changed a word or two but the fact of the matter is this is something we address at the end of the line and there are much more serious problems we encounter on a daily basis that we have to focus on.bart director bevan dufty says while he wants riders to have a good experience, bart has more serious issues to deal with than people removing cushions. he does say over the next few years that will cease to be an issue as more new bart cars like this one come on line, with cushions that are not removable.standup dan kerman/sf 131

sot bevan dufty/bart director how they responded to ms wagner maybe i might have changed a word or two but the fact of the matter is this is something we address at the end of the line and there are much more seroius problems we encounter on a daily basis that we have to focus on.bart director bevan dufty says while he wants riders to have a good experience, bart has more serious issues to deal with than people removing cushions. he does say over the next few years that will cease to be an issue as more new bart cars like this one come on line, with cushions that are not removeable.131/not removeable developing news tonight... the california democratic party headquarters in sacramento was evacuated today after receiving a suspicious package.(vicki) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala watched the scene unfold in sacramento, she joins us live to explain what about the package made it seem suspicious. ashley? ((ashley))the scene here outside of the state's democratic party headquarters is clear now.. everyone is safe... police say the package was not dangerous, but they are still invest

in diane wagner's seats, they were empty but flipped over.e rushed over o the conductor for help. >> he said they're people on drugs that come on the train, flip the seats over and look for money. >> she said another employee told her it wasn't the first time. >> it's what is called sohod have the new cars delivered and on those, the cushions don't flip. >> wagner feels this is a safety issue, too. >> i think the bay area deserves a safe, clean, public transportation system. >> someone smapd a photo of this trash ben. turns out bart can't stop people from bringing large items. one was was oh jekted after wielding two chain saws. officers arrested him. >> abc 7 news. >> next on abc 7 news at 11:00, an i-team exclusive. a priest accused of child sexual abuse. >> that's ahead here. first, what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy. >> don't go out, likes me, i tell you that much. oh, you're eating your filgs. i do that, too. it's "gaming with america's best internet provider" internet. just any internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at o

so how tough denies these claims that i was about what wagner this is just an urban legend these are russian reservists nothing more. wherever they are twenty seven years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa at a time when the west and notably france the former colonial powers retreating. with more weapons and instructors on the way this may be just the beginning nicholas hawk al-jazeera baringo the central african republic. if europeans former deputy intelligence chief has been arrested as part of a corruption cracked by the new government prime minister of the promise to weed out corrupt officials when he came to power in april since monday more than sixty top police and security personnel have been arrested suburb being accused of being behind a grenade attack or there were in june. the un says sudanese refugees in church are returning home more than fifteen years after war broke out in darfur so dolls' government insists coming back security has improved but aid agencies say the refugees have been forced to return because there'

wagner, can i ask you a question? did you do analysis of how many additional beds it would take to eliminate the bed days in jail? >> yeah. so, as always with behavioral health there's not a simple answer for that one. so there are a number of things going on with the metrics. one of the things we have come across as part of this process that is a follow-through that we need to do is on these met tribes, there are a -- metrics, there are a number of things that can cause a wait for individuals. it could be an issue in resolving the person's case from a legal perspective. it could be that everything is resolved and they truly are ready to go to a bed, but there's not one available for x number of days. one of the things we need to do is work through the data to really parse out what is driving those timelines and which types of beds in the case where it's availability of a bed, what type of bed is that, and what is the cause of that delay. so we need to look at all of those factors, and for the beds that are a delay, w

so how tough denies these claims close close of the eyes of a show of what wagner this is just an urban legend these are russian reservists nothing more than. whatever they are twenty seven years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa at a time when the west and notably france the former colonial powers retreating. with more weapons and instructors on the way this may be just the beginning. nicholas hawk. the central african republic. still to come on the program a year on from zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe being forced from power we examine what's changed on the ground there. and the women's well twenty semifinals bowlby hits tell you how they did it in sports. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. is now you. forced from power in zimbabwe for decades rule came to an end to the minute she took over the streets of the capital harare three months after his successor. won a disputed election maybe people say little has ch

wagner, i'm not sure the republican party has completely coalesced behind wagner. i expect wolf to win. he had a big spending advantage in his initial election. wagner got attention with a provocative ad, a video where he was trying to sound president trump-esque. i'm not sure it works for someone who is not president trump. host: the list texas 32, congressman sessions' does this district as a tossup. >> collin alred is a civil rights attorney. he plays for the tennessee titans. a young, charismatic guy. the district includes some north dallas suburbs. this suburban area has traditionally been republican but not favorable to the president. sessions, this is a dramatic difference. he ran on post -- unopposed in 2016. there was a primary in 2018 because so many people wanted to run. the new york times, they are finishing up their final polls. they show it as a close race. host: mia love in the fourth district. guest: utah was not favorable to president trump. i think part of his values or his persona does not necessarily match up with the community. i'm not sure she

building of the wagner festival to arthur on the banks of the river. but later valve no went to buy a point and the theatre was built there instead. and with that it's time to say goodbye as always thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again tomorrow for more from the world of culture and entertainment. next time you're a mix. it takes a surreal most poetic look at a paris it's disappearing the photographer finds a certain flair from a bygone era stuff is threatening to fade away fantastico freeflow. next time. good move. move. move move move. move. move. move move move. move. move move move move. move move. move. move. move. move. move move. move. move. to go offline. to put. you in a. world come one of us from the rising star in the fullness you still . where there's you come from. one future vision. letter we were. when we were. in the percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listen up. it's. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good. to go in africa people and projects that are changing the lens are m

. >> on the immigration there's a big difference between scott wagner and tom wolf. i dangerous caravan of illegals koreans careens to the border, tumor behind it and liberal tom wolf is laying out the welcome mat. he opposes president trump's call to send troops to the border and supports a dangerous sanctuary cities which attracts even more illegals. scott wagner will keep pennsylvania safe. van century city, stop the caravan from coming here. scott wagner for governor. >> host: take us to the pennsylvania governors race. >> guest: it's its presets not looking terribly competitive. the republicans lost it in in e 2014 midterm election. the governor has been fairly confident governor -- competent covers and you don't find them in an unfavorable situation get what you do see is how the politics of immigration playset in some of these states. if you want to win as a republican in pennsylvania you have to energize traditional democratic voters in southwest pennsylvania to vote for you. these cultural issue how you do it. these types of ms. don't appeal to suburbanites

the building of the ryszard wagner festival to arthur on the banks of the river. but later valve no went to buy a toy and theater was built there instead. and with that it's time to say goodbye as always thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again tomorrow for more from the world of culture and entertainment. next time you're max. yeah it takes a surreal almost poetic look at a paris it's disappearing the photographer finds a certain flair from a bygone era status threatening to fade away the fantastic old free flourishing images next time on your amounts. of. the books. good. good. good. good. i'm going to. move. the ball i'm going to. the. odd. the big news on this mr bush let's see and submit the bits of the so-called in the british confluence of those lists i had bought from the brewers. the boat people who put big dreams on the big screen above. movie magazine on t.w. . in january twenty eighth teen we met a chinese mother looking for her son after he was sold by human smugglers. and now we're back with a time ching ching and she's still ok. we accompany her

but wagner says it's unacceptable. >> she says the drug people come on the bart train. they flip over the seats lt behind. >> at the end of the inconvenient, definitely inconsiderate. not a safety concern so much. >> reporter: bart says it's working hard to make the system cleaner and safer. they are adding police officers and have beefed up cleaning crews. they have even added a way for riders to report biohazards on their phone and get an immediate response. but they say they can't catch everything. >> we are really trying new strategies so that we can intercept problems instead of waiting till the end of the day to find orour: in the east bay, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area ews. top story. few minutes ago, giants legend willie mccovey has died. the hall of fame first base man passed away about an hour ago. willie mack was a fan favorite with that sweet and gentle smile, and a big swing. he debuted for the giants back in 1959, shortly after the giants moved here from new york. his nickname was "stretch." mccovey was born in mobile, alabama and made an instant impact wit

when she told the train operator he said it's routinesot diane wagner/bart rider 18-25he says the drugome on the train and they flip over the cushions to find money.wagner says the train operator was friendly and apologetic but did nothing about it, nor did the station agent she told in castro valley the next day.sotthe message for bart is they need to clean it up and make it safe and secure because right now as a rider i dont feel safe sot we want to have people have a good experience riding the systemthat said, bart director bevan dufty says bart has more serious issues to deal with than people removing cushions, such as a recent incident when a bart rider pulled out a two chainsaws. sot bevan dufty/bart director 100-110in that case, bart police officers were on scene in two minutes so i would offer to you thats where they should be in a situation that is potentially violent or dangerous.dufty says trains are inspected at the end of the line and he says over the next few years seat cushion flipping will cease to be an issue as more new bart cars like this one come on line, with cushi

to include slick so when you finish all the pieces of mozart will you do a beethoven festival or a wagner festival where no police ever said pedo most on the pro about what she said oh yeah my ass off when the sun was out there on this i would go no hope in the affair all that is going to say almost but i meant it all the most of it but most of it was only outing up at that but here and there but i propose next year we do old mozart horn concertos what do you think that's what he female or maybe one each year so i can come back for years for the hof you vote for the hof concertos i think that probably could be a. good office releases. out here on the beautiful plaza de la cathy devalue can still hear cuban music coming from every corner but we're going inside the country to buy for some more mozart see next time on sara's music and. does the . whole. four four four four i think ok time to challenge frank from. i have. good. like. i. what about the. equal. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people violent when there are doers look at the bigger picture india a country tha

jake wagner and three of his relatives are charged with killing 19-year-old hanna rhoden, her parentsher victims.veigy rhen had shared custody of a daughter. the massacre was allegedly planned over months. if convicted, the wagners face the death penalty. >>> a retired firefighter from michigan will spend at least four years in prison for jurensng at a black teenager who a jue nded down the sentfired shotgun at brennan walker after the 14-year-old knocked on his door. watch it play out here. this was from april. walker's mother says race made her son a target. >> it's not fair for people to dislike us about something that we can't control. if there was a button that i could press for me to pick what color i could be, just so i wouldn't have to deal with this type of stuff, i would have to be your color so i could survive. >> ziegler initially claimed the gun went off after he tripped. the surveillance camera proved otherwise. >>> more than 20,000 drunk driving convictions could be thrown out in new jersey. that's because a state police sergeant is accused of mishandling the breathalyz

here's investigative reporter liz wagner. liz wagner: good evening, and thanks for joining us. tonight, we go in depth into four investigations already drawing thousands of viewers online at nbcbayarea.com. and we begin with a look into a new scheme putting rideshare passengers at risk. when you get into an uber or lyft, how do you know who's really behind the wheel? we've uncovered an underground market that allows people to rent rideshare accounts and drive without going through a background check, and you, as the passenger, would never know it. female: well, i'm supposed to be trusting them to give me a ride, get me to my destination, but-- liz: back in july, this young richmond woman took a lyft home from work. she'd done it dozens of times before, but she had no idea this time her driver would turn it into a white-knuckle ride. female: and he's like ,"oh, oh," and he starts backin' up on a one-way street. i'm like--and this is the entering street onto the highway, and he's backing up on this one-way. i was like, "do not do that, don't." he's like, "no?" and i was like "no.

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when she told the train operator he said it's routinesot diane wagner/bart rider 18-25he says the drugeople come on the train and they flip over the cushions to find money.wagner says the train operator was friendly and apologetic but did nothing about it, nor did the station agent she told in castro valley the next day.sotthe message for bart is they need to clean it up and make it safe and secure because right now as a rider i dont feel safe sot we want to have people have a good experience riding the systemthat said, bart director bevan dufty says bart has more serious issues to deal with than people removing cushions, such as a recent incident when a bart rider pulled out a two chainsaws. sot bevan dufty/bart director 100-110in that case, bart police officers were on scene in two minutes so i would offer to you thats where they should be in a situation that is potentially violent or dangerous.dufty says trains are inspected at the end of the line and he says over the next few years seat cushion flipping will cease to be an issue as more new bart cars like this one come on line, wit

so how tough denies these claims close close of his presidency shows what wagner this is just an urban legend these are russian reservists nothing more than. whatever they are twenty seven years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa at a time when the west and notably france the former colonial powers retreating. with more weapons and instructors on the way this may be just the beginning nicholas hawk al-jazeera baringo the central african republic. cuba's withdrawing thousands of its world renowned doctors from brazil after president elect. questioned their training and demanded changes to their contracts eight thousand cuban doctors working poor in remote parts of brazil which now may be left without access to health care the tour occasionally reports. brazil's biggest health challenge isn't chronic disease it's a chronic shortage of doctors especially in poor neighborhoods and remote rural areas. five years ago brazil began importing foreign doctors mostly from cuba but that arrangement is the broccoli and become an official stateme

here's investigative reporter liz wagner. liz wagner: good evening, and thanks for joining us.

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greg wagner, acting director of the department of had been health. so we have in our priorities for the department and our strategic goals, one of our goals being public health is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace where all employees are treated with fairness, dignity, and respect. and i will tell you about some of the things that we are working on, but i also want to be clear that we have a long way to go. there's a lot of work to do over time to get us to where we need to be. we have a list of items up on that screen here. we've added two new fge recruiters, and part of the role of those recruiters, as was discussed in the hearing, was to discuss outreach when we have positions, to increase the pipeline of black and african-american applicants into the department. so those recruiters are reaching out to particular areas. examples: the black nurses association. the association of black social workers, and really making a concerted effort to try to encourage applicants that will improve the diversity of the department. we have, as also h

so how tough denies these claims closer to what i was about what wagner this is just an urban legend these are russian reservists nothing more than. whatever they are twenty seven years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa at a time when the west and notably france the former colonial powers retreating. with more weapons and instructors on the way this may be just the beginning nicholas hawk al-jazeera baringo the central african republic. quick reminder you can always catch up with all the stories we're reporting on that by checking out our web site it just fetches al-jazeera dot com and you can also watch us live by clicking on the live icon details there of the saudi prosecutor seeking the death penalty in the house there dot com. for more now the top stories here al-jazeera saudi arabia is seeking the death penalty for five suspects charged with the murder of journalist. riyadh insists the defacto crown prince mohammed bin sound man knew nothing of the operation and the u.s. has imposed sanctions against seventeen saudis for the

i believe i voted for wagner on that one. host: let's hear from jim, redline, pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. first of all, i was a former democrat for lost 30 years and i of timeafter a period that when democratic candidates run for office, they say a great deal of good things, but when they get into office they do the exact opposite. that is why i changed my -- i honestly changed my registration. i looked at this year's candidates. in florida, we had a candidate running for governor that was being investigated by the fbi. he was a democrat. in texas, we had somebody againstfor the senate cruz who was a convicted felon. he left the scene of an accident with a dwi. senator casey was named twice the least effective senator in the senate of the united states. those are just a few examples of exactly why i changed my registration. i'm not totally happy with the republicans, but unfortunately i see in the democratic party the same old thing. we say things when we are run

a harvard professor finds in wagner's music the traits of war, lust, and cunning. jobs owned by german-americans are wrecked. sauerkraut becomes liberty cabbage. in several states, teaching german is banned. president wilson worries that the war spirit may become the mob spirit. 9 months of american participation in the war, 4 whole divisions shipped overseas, more units leaving every week, and no visible impact on the still make of the western front. stalemate on the western front. the public has only received reports of the first american deaths. the spirit of over there is becoming needed. the farewells grow somber. the material of the whole front, -- the homefront is stalled in a transit as the nation's railroads further strained by labor shortages and strikes, finally break down. even on the home front, every day is a battle. war production spotters under a variety of handicaps. competing for materials and manpower or any reasonable, ma npower or any reasonable substitute, government falters under committees. washington's patriotic madhouse has become a bureau

so how tough denies these claims that i was about what wagner this is just an urban legend these are russian reservists nothing more than. wherever they are twenty seven years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa at a time when the west and notably france the former colonial powers retreating. with more weapons and instructors on the way this may be just the beginning nicholas hawk al-jazeera baringo the central african republic. since an argentine navy submarine with forty four crew members on board went missing in the self atlantic ocean and sea search involving thirteen countries turned up nothing so it's still unclear what happened ceremonies are being held to all of the sailors but relatives of those who died are protesting demanding the government provide answers hundreds of central american migrants traveling in a caravan have reached the u.s. border the asylum seekers gathered the wall there the mexican city of tijuana where they were closely watched by border guards who were supported by u.s. marines on wednesday u.s. defen

police say the are no other suspects in the case. >> that was paul wagner reporting.charged with second degree murder while without bon. >> wh just days to go before the midterm election a whole lot of votes are already in due to early or absentee voting. in maryland, more than 660,000 people voteds early year. that's more than double the number of early voters in the last midterm election in 2014. it's a similar storyith absentee voting in virgia. in fairfax county, for example, more than 57,000 absentee ballots had been cast as of trsday. that's compared to under 29,000 in 2014. >> god, that's some great news there. >> yeah. >> now we're goi to head to fairfax coufy where one stories isn't coming from someone who wants your vote. >> it's coming from someone who wants to helpou vote. and as fox5's josh rosenthdo explains she's beeing it for a very long time. >> reporter: when rh hartman worked her very first election here in springfield a gallon of gas cost about 4 if somebody had toldou back in 1968 that 50 years later, you would beht sitting here talking to a repor

and deputy chief and myself attended the meeting with the interim department of public health greg wagner few doctors overseeing that department. doctor john brown talked about some shared goals as we move forward, particularly, as it related to pre-hospital care in the city. we want to provide the interim director greg wagner with a grasp how we are doing in terms every response time, how we work close with the private ambulance companies and encourage dph as a whole. the ems is under dph to again sort every commit to shared goals and partnerships as it is related to how we provide pre-hospital medical care. that was very productive. as i said last week 15 through 19 every day we were out giving introductory remarks to the officers' academy. on the 15th a few you have us were at a long overdue but requested by the party that received care. we had a patient reunion. that was a young man and i would like to credit john baxter for putting this together there. was a young man born in 1990 delivered and made the paper. he was born right at the toll plaza in oakland. his mother told him the st

and even when neil wagner ran rings around shafiq, the game still felt like the game was headed in the this comical run out seemed to suggest new zealand would have the last laugh. bilal asif‘s decision saw him return to the stands as new zealand lost seven wickets for 41. the last of which was that of ali, fittingly to the debutante patel, facing 290 deliveries to that point, but then you never know which one will be lost. —— be your last. manny pacquiao has revealed he's spoken to floyd mayweather about a possible rematch. talk of another super fight came up at a press conference to promote pacquiao's next fight with adrien broner, much to the annoyance of the american. pacquiao said, "when i met up with floyd injapan, we talked and he said he wants to come out of retirement to challenge me." to which broner interjected with a sprinkling of choice words: "you've go to get past me first." mayweather scored a unanimous victory over pacquiao in the so called ‘fight of the century‘ in 2015. and finally, how often have you said to yourself, "today i'm going to the gym," before finding a m

response that killed a couple of hundred of the wagner group fighters. so -- next slide talks about what i see. so the russians have done a good job and i think everybody agrees and in destroying the military adversary in syria, however they define it and the problem is they're running into the same problem the united states has gotten familiar with in terms of afghanistan and iraq. how do you have the adversary and the political objectives that made the war worth fighting in the first place and that's where i think they're struggling. if you look geographically, there are three places where i think russia is going to struggle it turn military success into a political outcome that they're comfortable with. the first is if you go two slides back it's idlib and idlib province and so, the russians have been as they've been reducing opposition strongholds all of the way back to eastern aleppo and andharra, they've been allowing opposition fighters and civilians and they've been establishing what they call humanitarian corridors and they've been allowing them

it's been a great november for david wagner's side with two wins and a draw.y of the premier league few teams have adapted like wolves. at the start of the season they had sights on the top six but a slide down the table has come with two home defeats. for huddersfield anywhere up will do. when you are bottom every goal feels priceless. that struggle lifted them six places up the league and set the foundations for a performance more like the terriers of last season when staying in the division was built on that sort of energy. wolves came within a fraction of a second of a response. the header needed a technology check. they do not get any closer to going in. a moment and a millimetre that can change a season because huddersfield's rise up the table was rubber—stamped with their second. a similar range finding the same position. the first away win since february and a result that could change these teams‘ aspirations. wolves looking over their shoulder while huddersfield have lift off. delighted. the first away win in the premier league is massive and the last

when she told the train operator he said it's routinesot diane wagner/bart rider 18-25he says the drug people come on the train and they flip over the cushions to find money.wagner says the train operator was friendly and apologetic but did nothing about it, nor did the station agent she told in castro valley the next day.sotthe message for bart is they need to clean it up and make it safe and secure because right now as a rider i dont feel safe sot we want to have people have a good experience riding the systemthat said, bart director bevan dufty says bart has more serious issues to deal with than people removing cushions, such as a recent incident when a bart rider pulled out a two chainsaws. sot bevan dufty/bart director 100-110in that case, bart police officers were on scene in two minutes so i would offer to you thats where they should be in a situation th is potentially violent or dangerous.dufty says trains are inspected at the end of the line and he says over the next few years seat cushion flipping will cease to be an issue as more new bart cars like this one come on line, wit

when she told the train operator he said it's routinesot diane wagner/bart rider 18-25he says the drug people come on the train and they flip over the cushions to find money.wagner says the train operator was friendly and apologetic but did nothing about it, nor did the station agent she told in castro valley the next day.sotthe message for bart is they need to clean it up and make it safe and secure because right now as a rider i dont feel safe sot we want to have people have a good experience riding the systemthat said, bart director bevan dufty says bart has more serious issues to deal with than people removing cushions, such as a recent incident when a bart rider pulled out a two chainsaws. sot bevan dufty/bart director 100-110in that case, bart police officers were on scene in two minutes so i would offer to you thats where they should be in a situation that is potentially violent or dangerous.dufty says trains are inspected at the end of the line and he says over the next few years seat cushion flipping will cease to be an issue as more new bart cars like this one come on line, w

david wagner's side went into the match as the only team yet to win in the league this season and despiteo saw them score their first goal of the season at home, even if it was an own goal — it leaves them in the bottom three but takes them ahead of both cardiff and fulham, with the latter now dropping to the foot of the table. it was vital for us. it is our first home game in such a long period, the first home goal in such a long period. it was important for us to get this winning feeling back into a football clu b get this winning feeling back into a football club and into our dressing room, to show that we are able to have a clean sheet, we are able to score goals at home, and we are able to win games. in spain, espanyol have moved second and to within three points of leaders and fellow catalonia side barcelona following their 1—0 win over athletic bilbao. borja iglesias with the only goal in the lust minute while bilbao remain one point above the relegation places. former england football manager sven—goran eriksson started his new role as the philippine national team's head coach on

four members of the wagner family carefully studied the habit and routines of their victims for months before committing the massacre. the motive appears to involve custody of a child. >>> the los angeles rams offering thousands of free tickets to first responders and wildfire victims for one of the most anticipated games of the year, monday's game against the kansas city chiefs. of the game was originally scheduled to be played in mexico city but had to be moved to the l.a. memorial coliseum because the field did not meet nfl standards. shakira concert, apparently, ruined the field temporarily. hips don't lie, my friend. hips don't lie. >> interesting. >>> u.s. oil prices plummeting 7% to a one-year low. just above $55 a barrel on tuesday. it was crude's worst day since september, 2015. crude oil down 12 straight days in a row. the longest losing streak since futures trading began in march, 1983. this is a huge reversal considering oil spiked to a four-year high of $76 a barrel last month. crude oil crashed into what's known as a bear market last week, and the selling has accelerated

. >> the suspects are identified as george wagner, his wife angela and two adult san .gest female and something might have sparked the murders. the victims aged in range from 16 to 44 years old. all executed. trace? >> matt finn live for us in chicago. thanks. at the corner of wall and broad, the dow is down. now up and it's down again. no, it's down 217 points. not great for your 401(k)s. i trace gallagher in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a good afternoon. >> neil: all right. machines overheating and results not remotely matching them. dead loins looming. recent problems multiply in florida. one judge said he felt like captain kirk. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." all of this as florida officials are under direct orders to wrap it up tomorrow. the mandatory machine recount must be done by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. a hearing into one of those lawsuits is happening as we speak. phil keating in lauder hill, florida if a hand

the center of it all are foreign spouses alleging domestic abuse, but investigative reporter liz wagner number of american are saying its the law that's being abused. >> reporter: nearly half a million immigrants marry american each year but sham marriages can offer an open door into the u.s. you're about to hear from a bay area man who says a well intentioned law stopping violence against women is being used to gain the immigration system. >> it was supposed to be a typical love story. >> reporter: a love story that started a world away in ukraine. it was there in 2012 on break from a military contracting job in afghan where this man met a blonde bombshell. they hit it off and started dating long distance. >> and looking for that lerm relationship that someone to share life with once i get out of where i was. >> reporter: a year later he proposed and brought her home to the north bay where they got married but the ink on their marriage license was barely dry when he says all intimacy stopped within a week, his wife moved out of the bedroom and wanted access to his bank accounts. he say

my name's amol rajan, i love opera, my favourite composer is wagner. ifind his music uplifting and a challenge to listen to. but in the age of information overload, truth can be hard to find. when you report fake news, what cnn does a lot, you are the enemy of the people. go ahead. mr president... last week the white house shared a video of donald trump's confrontation with a cnn reporter, which the network claimed had been modified. cnn say it had been manipulated by conspiracy theorists who support the president. what if concerns over fake news such as these posts on facebook are but nothing compared to the potential harm from fake video? people will not be able to trust the truth. they won't be able to tell what is real, what is not real. and in some cases they may be faced with reports that are real, but they won't trust them. a war for the truth is raging in our media today. and while this technology will make television better, it could make already fragile democracies much worse. amol rajan, bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. lam iamjohn

her name, heidi wagner. >> as a baby, she was savored, everybody loved her.he could do no wrong. >> autumn was one of heidi's four sisters. >> she was just special. you know, she'd walk into the room and she's ready for that good time. >> reporter: heidi grew up with no fewer than seven older siblings. >> tell me about her growing up. >> she was a fun-loving girl. she was rather shy, though. so heidi seemed like an appropriate name. >> heidi's mom, janet. >> the family would get together. we were kind of loud and boisterous sometimes. she got kind of embarrassed and she'd hide her face. >> as heidi got older, she was cute and bubbly, but make no mistake, hide diwas no pushover. >> she was actually intimidating, actually, for being so small, you wouldn't think so. >> reporter: at just 20, heidi started working in the not so entirely gas and feminine industry just outside salt lake city. sandy sanchez was one of heidi's co-workers. >> we worked with hazardous chemical and gases, crazy things you wouldn't expect a couple of girls to do. >> heidi seemed to work t

. >> police say the wagner family >> theyhind a trail of evidence of evidencerged documents. investigators believe it was an obsessive custody battle that may have played a role in the killings. ba >> we are a place that doesn't ro let cowardly murderers get away with their crimes under the cover of darkness. >> we should point out the their s moved to alaska at one point and they were interviewed by a local news reporter and they denied being involved at involt to think about it, i but to t that one woman who died, the young woman, was sleeping right next to her newborn baby when she was shot sd killed in the head. the baby was sleeping. > such a grisly, gruesome story. thank you, david. esome rmer first lady michelle obama is opening up about what it was like for her family to leave the white house after the election of president trump. ver memoir, "becoming," which house afsale yesterday is already a best seller. best the former first lady details her very nma apartment in chicago's s w mrs. ithcago about her book and asked about the current state of american politics. pol

. >> on the immigration, there's a big difference between scott wagner and tom wolf. >> the onslaughtmpaign ads has reached unprecedent levels. totals spent on tv ads totals $2.9 billion. 52% from democrats, most of the rest of that from republicans. >>> the first set of troops the president has ordered to head to the borders have arrived. let's go now to gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: they're starting to fan out across southern texas, these troops reinforcing this international bridge. they're part of a first wave of 15,000 troops president trump says will secure the u.s. military. these vietnam veterans strongly oppose the use of the u.s. money. according to officials, about 8,000 people are making their way toward the u.s. >> an enormous fraud is being perpetrated on the american people. >> a registered voter who voted for president trump, a decision she now regrets. >> why is it happening now? >> because of the midterms. >> reporter: children are fleeing rape and violence. >> if i was in their shoes, i'd bring every troop i could find. >> reporter: rusty says he constantly sees immi

paul wagner reports. >> reporter: just before 8 a.m., a person was observing inside the polling station when an elderly man who had just gotten his ticket to vote suddenly collapsed. >> we realized he wasn't conscious, two or three people got down and tried to see what was going on. and that was when he stopped breathing. >> reporter: as soon as she realized the man needed immediate help, her training kicked in. >> i was saying what do i know about this? i know i have done this. i have practiced. >> reporter: at the 911 center, a woman took the call. >> once she put me on speaker phone i was able to make sure that the person initiating cpr was doing it correctly. i was able to control see if they were, you know, doing it at the right pace and depth. i could hear it was being done. >> reporter: once the call taker at 911 heard the man's symptoms knowing it was a school she told the caller to go get the aed. >> it's actually really straightforward. they designed it so it's, like, you just press a few buttons and it talks to you. so you know what's going on. >> apply to patient's bare ches