and nobody had answers for mike webster and his family. and i said to mike, mike, guide me to the truth. i will do everything within my means to rehabilitate you, to vindicate you. when i opened up his skull, his brain looked normal. going by my science, i would have stopped there, but it was my faith that pushed me through, kept on prodding me, bennett, keep on going. you need to identify the truth to vindicate us all. this is not about concussions. this is about each and every intentional blow you receive to your head. with or without a helmet. if you play these games, eve ju for one season, you have a higher risk of die young before the age of 42 through violent means. you have a 46 times increased risk of committing suicide, of suffering from psychiatric illnesses, including depression, suffering from this inhibition, becoming a drug addict, abusing alcohol, losing your intelligence, losing your memory, losing your ability to engage in complex thinking. you're more likely to drop out of high school, not to attend college. you're less l

. >> another character we will hear about is daniel webster. what was his daniel webster is role? daniel webster is one of the most famous lawyers in american history because he came again and again before the court to argue some of its most important cases he was a lawyer that the court and americans looked to to help expound what the constitution meant. so this was an incredibly interesting and important session of the supreme court. and he appeared several times arguing not just mcculloch v. maryland, but also a have you months before, the dartmouth college case. so we are going to invite your participation, we'll go to calls probably in another 20 minutes or so. and we'd like you to get cued up so you can be part of our conversation. we're going to take historical questions. we also have going to talk about the implications of this case on current political process and so all of those are welcome as you join in. if you live in the eastern or central time zones, our number is 202-748-8900. mountain or pacific, 202-748-8901. please dial carefully so you get through to our lines

daniel webster just mentioned it. why has it been so hard todo anything about the extraordinary acss to guns? >> it can be summarized in one word, the n.r.a., the national rifle association is th most powerful lobbying association in america, not powerful just because to have the money and the membership, bu the quality of the membership which is to say they make their opinions heard and count. more quantifiablely, i think, than an other organization in america, attested to by the fact th the last tme we saw any major legistive effort mounted to control guns, any kind of gun safety law was almost exactly five years ago this time in thee wake of thown shooting. there have been numerous such dshootings since then a no political will whatsoever to seek a legislati remedy, a that is clearly because to have efforts by the -- because of th efforts by the.r.a. th made it clear to republicans they would pay a high price if they sign on to such leislation. >> woodruff: i asked you if you could be very specific on when you move

>>host: in additional to daniel webster what about the case from maryland? >> luther martin a very good attorney general and also walter jones and, i'm drawing a blank. >> and then there was cocounsel. but then as now there are much fewer lawyers who argue they knew each other professionally and prefer slowly so for example arguing for the bank of the united states is the governments prosecutor in the aaron burr trial for treason in march in the former delegate from maryland was the defense attorney for ehrenberg. they came together again and again. >> peter iron says about the attorney general it is reportedly argued that fletcher case in a drunken state ten years earlier and was rumored to be any related during the james mcculloch argument he was a skilled orator. do you know about that? >> it is absolutely clear he had a drinking problem that people openly discussed and it became a significant impediment the last two or three years as attorney general were not terribly successful. and it sped up his death. >> toward the end of his life moving into ehrenbe

webster knows about this, too. >> ashley webster joining us. >> what a day. >> people were saying initially this is -- might be a minor correction. when do we start to buy. let's lock at buying now. >> there was some of that this morning. >> yeah. >> it's changing and people are saying this is bigger than possibly we anticipated. the rapidity of the route is what people are focused on right now. >> don't forget, trading day, shepard, is not like it was in the 90s. a lot of computer algorithms out there. you take your hands off the wheels and let these computers go through it. there's triggers to sell stocks. in an environment like this, that selling picks up momentum. is this the washout? do we flush it out? some would argue this is healthy. you can't keep going up forever. at some point you have to have a revaluation. that's what we're seeing now. >> shepard: we hope that's what we're seeing. the truth is, you don't know what the markets will do until they do them. it's like forecasting a hurricane. you can think what it's going to do but only the hurricane decides to do and the markets ar

laura anthony is live at the webster tube. laura? >> reporter: hi, they believe that installing these readers will help significantly cut down on crime. but others worry the devices could amount to a major invasion of privacy. there could be a new feature coming to the webster tube that connects oakland with alameda. license plate readers. >> theis is about pushing the needle back and trying to reduce a recent spike in property crimes. >> reporter: crime has gone up 12% this past year. two-thirds of that driven by burglaries, car break-ins and robberies. now he wants his city to spend $500,000 for fixed license place readers on tunnels that lead on and off the island. >> it's not just for crimes committed in alameda. it could be a stolen vehicle stolen in another city somewhere and then that car comes into alameda or that license plate comes into alameda, we will be alerted. >> reporter: he points to other cities like piedmont which claims a 34% reduction in property crime since license plate readers were installed in 2014. alameda a

webster is actually travis scott's real name.vey: it's very confusing. >> her child has the father's last name. he had a stage name. there's nothing confusing about that. harvey: it's odd. >> what's odd is she named her daughter stormi after stormy daniels. >> so we just confirmed the spice girls are definitely coming back this summer. we got mel b.

i'm ashley webster in for liz clayman. just as you thought it was going to be a nice quiet friday, there's no such thing these days. here's how the day is played out. at about 12:45 p.m., news of moller's indictment against the national sent stocks tumbling 245 points in two minutes. not quite to the low of the session but close. then stocks rebounded after the market further looked through the indictment and realize there were no allegation of willing support by americans in the indictment. right now the three major markets all higher up about 30% on the dow. individual stocks, shares of steel company soaring after the trumpet ministration said it is weighing broad-based tariffs to curb imports on steel and aluminum. it ranges of a global tariff of 24% to a more targeted approach focusing on specific nations. steel companies moving up nicely. shares of kraft heinz hitting it to a half year low after the macro of kraft make and she's missed estimates. campbell soup, one of the worst performers in the s&p 500. news that one

could have ashley webster in for lauren simonetti. i had a shirt and jeans on when i came in this morning. it is like early spring, early summer. beautiful. crazy. cheryl: we had the open of the markets yesterday and of course we went down. and down. a nice little selloff yesterday afternoon. another day of volatile trading. the dow jones more than 260 points and snapped a six session winning streak for the dow and s&p 500. it is just the appetizer or main course of falling stocks. cofounder flynn's capital management is here. jason garcia met, cofounder of hail investing. good morning. >> good morning. train to another rough day for the markets. the name of the game right now is inflation and what the federal reserve will do. we look at the market of clarity do you think? >> i think elegant clarity as he talked about on this program at the beginning of the year. inflation and interest rates would be the theme of 2018 as well as volatility disappointed. obviously we seem inflation with producer price index and wages and that bleeds in

mark webster calls it is fleecebook and says it is the most boring social media ever.witter. they give are getting in touch. —— thank you for getting in touch. let's stay in silicon valley, where more tech giants report their results later. the three a's — apple, amazon, and alphabet, the parent company of google, have all seen their share prices soar in 2017. and as dave lee reports, that could mean one or more of them is on track for a major stock market milestone this year. when it comes to predictions about 2018, most financial analysts agree, one us tech firm will likely become america's first ever trillion dollar company. the question is, which one will it be? could it be apple? that depends on its latest smartphone, the opening ten. if sales of that device are strong, very strong, then apple will be hurtling towards the trillion dollar valuation —— apple ten. maybe amazon will get there first. jeff bays 0z now come to's richest man. amazon's saw its share price rose by 50%. what could well be value back is the amount the company spends. it expects to spend $4 bi

the gunman opened fire at webster and 52nd streets at 1:30 a.m. and ran away. 18-year-old pregnant teen and 19-year-old female and 20-year-old male are in stable condition. it is under investigation. >>> this is video of a collision involving a ambulance in the port richmond neighborhood. a vehicle slammed in the back as medics were loading a patient in on a stretcher. it happened at midnight on frankford avenue. one medic suffered a broken leg. the patient is in stable condition. the driver of the striking vehicle was treated at the scene. >>> eagles players are getting serious practice time in on the field in minnesota. security crews are kicking the operations into high gear. sharrie williams and brian taff have more on that from ballooning ton, minnesota. >> reporter: good morning from the mall of america as fans trickle into the twin city for super bowl. >> >> reporter: from u.s. bank stadium to the mall of america, federal, local and state officers are on duty on the ground. it's part of a plan they began working on two years ago. homeland s

much, much more, we have ashley webster to take you through the next busy hour. ashley: neil, very much appreciate it. stocks kicking off the week firmly in the green ashley: i'm ashley webster in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump meeting with group of governors in discussion of gun violence in wake of the florida school shooting. the president voicing support for stronger gun laws with a proposal to raise minimum wage to buy a rifle. will anything actually get done? that is the big question. we're on that story. >>> the mayor of one of call for's cities is defying the federal government warning illegal immigrants about upcoming i.c.e. raids. has she gone too far? more on that story coming up. first let's get back to the roaring stock market down on floor of new york stock exchange where our very own nicole petallides standing by. nicole, once again it seems the market wants to go higher. >> that's right. we had a bumpy week. friday we saw up arrow. that managed to push our numbers into the green for the week netflix and amazo

. >> reporter: they saw a man being chased on webster, heading right for her. what did you do? >> we actually hid behind a car because we saw the police with guns drawn and we didn't know what was going to happen. >> there's always a potential danger whenever we have people like this, because we don't know whether they're armed, who they are. >> reporter: police say the three were not armed, at least one of them was a teenager. the santa clara police department says the group was acting suspicious trying to break into parked cars in c cupertino monday morning. they pursued the suspects and reached speeds of 100 miles an hour. >> we did try to terminate the pursuit by trying to stop it. however that was unsuccessful. >> reporter: the cops say that maneuver may have flattened the suspect's tire. all three were rounded up within 20 minutes and taken back to santa clara county in the back of a squad car. >>> oak laland police say that chase ended in antioch this afternoon. the chase ended on elk horn way near deer meadow way. >>> against former aid rob porter. that adviser, kellyan

. >> storm webster? >> stormy. >> oh, it is stormy? is that is that a little i on the end?yes. >> stormi. so here is the thing, her boo, travis scott, he uses cents a stage name, but his real name is jack webster. jacks. >> jacks. >> so fans say the name is in part tribute to him. i don't know how. i think there is something with a butterfly. i think. i need to go back and look at my research. >> butterfly is a thing that he does, and then there is a reason for it. listen, i'll go back to my research. it doesn't -- does that make sense to you? it doesn't make sense to me. >> not real. >> i makes no sense. >> yes. >> but hold on second, i don't care, i mean, hold on. there is more. >> so she announces it though at the start of the super bowl. right? >> right. >> it seems like she did it at a down time? >> no. >> so half had a theory. he said the kardashian's wanted to proof that they were as big or bigger than the super bowl. but i lost t i didn't see anything on twitter or anything like that because i was watching the game so intentionally. >> i saw it the next day on wendy

the gunman opened fire at the corner of webster and 52nd streets at 1:30 a.m. and ran away. the 18-year-old and 19-year-old female and 20-year-old man are in stable condition. the motive is under investigation. >>> this is new video of a collision involving a ambulance in the port richmond neighborhood. a vehicle slammed into the back as medics were loading a patient on the stretcher. this happened at midnight on the 3600 block of frankford avenue. a medic suffered a broken leg. the patient is in stable condition. the driver of the striking vehicle was treated at the scene. >>> students head back to the school mayfair section that was a crime scene hours ago. a 32-year-old man was shot during a fight in the benjamin franklin parkway of lincoln high school yesterday afternoon. the victim died at the hospital. baseball games were going on in the gym at the time. the school was placed on lockdown. police continue to search for the gunman who they believe is another adult. >>> the eagles are putting in some serious practice now that super bowl 52 is days away. for officials arou

. >>> and a teenager is among the triple shooting in philadelphia at webster and 52nd streets. the pregnant 18-year-old and 19-year-old woman and 20-year-old man was rushed to the hospital and they are said to be in stable condition the suspect remains at large. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, excited for a super bowl win we'll take you to a local school that is full of eagles spirit. and the president departs from the nation's capital. the reason he is cutting from washington to west virginia. and meteorologist, david murphy, has the changing seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >>> president trump is on route to west virginia to meet with republican members of congress at their annual retreat. the lawmakers witnesses the crash of their amtrak train on the way to the event. the train smashed into a trash truck killing a 28-year-old passenger in the vehicle. >> there was a loud bang and things stopped and things went dark and an ac rid smell of smoke. >> three law makers also doctors offered aid. and none of the amtrak passengers were injured. >>> all ey

if november 1994 was a bad month for congressional democrats, december '94 was a horrible one for websterthe former law partner of hillary clinton had followed bill clinton to washington as associate attorney general and self-described golf buddy. but he was forced to resign after it became clear he had defrauded his former law firm. >> bob fiske and his team started looking at the rose law firm, and they found that webster hubbell was manipulating bills. >> clients were paying for expenses that had never occurred. >> now hubbell was forced to admit to stealing nearly $400,000 from his law partners and more than a dozen clients, including the federal government. >> judge hubbell has pled guilty to two felony counts. >> ken starr had gotten his first conviction. but he had his sights set on a bigger fish. >> as part of mr. hubbell's guilty plea, he was required to provide any information he had relating to any criminal or other activity that included the president and mrs. clinton. >> we had been quite willing to postpone the sentencing so that we would have the opportunity to work with ju

the chase eventually ended at webster and grove. police say one of the three is a minor. ( darya ) new this morning... a man is in critical condition after a shooting near an amtrak station in the east bay. it happened just before 9:15 last night in emeryville. a man was shot on 59th street near horton street. police have not yet released his name. they say the gunman ran off and is still on the loose. police do not have a description of the shooter. ( darya ) a suspected drug dealer is arrested in san francisco. the 55 year old man's latest arrest happened saturday afternoon on eighth and market streets... in the tenderloin. police say they've arrested "nabor sara- bria-arellano" three times since last august. officers confiscated a knife... more than 200 bags of cocaine... more than 100 bags of heroin...11 bags of meth... and a walkie-talkie during the arrest. ( darya ) san francisco police are searching for a robbery suspect... who they had in custody... but then released. police say dante oliver... was arrested wednesday night f

. >> see manning chased by police on webster street heading right for her. >> what did you do? >> we hid behind the car because we saw the police with their guns drawn and we weren't sure what his intentions were and he was holding on to his pocket. >> suspect and two other males ran from the acura with the shredded tire after a case from isn't a kasanta clara county. >> we don't know whether they are armed, who they are. >> police say the three were not armed. at least one of them is a teenager. santa clara sheriff's department says the group was seen acting suspicious, trying to break into parked cars sunday morning. deputies try to make a traffic stop but the acura kept going, reaching speeds of 100 miles an hour into san francisco. >> the police car didn't come pr all different directions. >> trying to stop it, houf that was unsuccessful. >> cops say that maneuver may have threatened the suspect's tire. all three rounded up within 20 minutes and taken back to santa clara county in the back after squad car. in san francisco, corn el bernard, abc 7 news. >> meantime, oakland

investigators recovered bullet casings at 52nd and webster streets. a 19-year-old woman and 20-year-old man were shot. all three are in stable condition. >>> philadelphia police are also searching for a shooter who killed a man in the parking lot of a high school while students were inside watching a basketball game. according to authorities, a group of men went to lincoln high school in mayfair looking for someone at the game. administrators escorted the men out of the building. another group followed. a fight broke out, and someone opened fire. a 32-year-old man was shot and later died at the hospital. no students were involved in the incident. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. 5:08. a much more bearable day to start. it is warmer this morning. and part of the reason, clouds are moving in. it's going to be dry this morning. i'm expecting to see at least a few light afternoon showers. then rain tonight will end as light snow. for most areas, not going to see accumulation. if there is any, it will be on the grass. temperatures will warm up during the

. >> reporter: they saw a man being chased on webster, heading right for her. what did you do? >> we actually hid behind a car because we saw the police with guns drawn and we didn't know what was going to happen. >> there's always a potential danger whenever we have people like this, because we don't know whether they're armed, who they are. >> reporter: police say the three were not armed, at least one of them was a teenager. the santa clara police department says the group was acting suspicious trying to break into parked cars in cup cupertino monday morning. they pursued the suspects and reached speeds of 100 miles an hour. >> we did try to terminate the pursuit by trying to stop it. however that was unsuccessful. >> reporter: the cops say that maneuver may have flattened the suspect's tire. all three were rounded up within 20 minutes and taken back to santa clara county in the back of a squad car. >>> oak laland police say that chase ended in antioch this afternoon. the chase ended on elk horn way near deer meadow way. >>> against former aid rob porter. that adviser, kelly

this video from the 5200 block of webster street just before 2:00 a.m. on february 1st.he gunman runs up to group of five young people firing a handgun. 20-year-old man and two women ages 18 and 19 were shot but survived. the gunman got away in dark colored sedan. anyone with information should call police. >>> police are investigate a deadly crash involving a dump truck in lehigh county. chopper three over the 900 block of huffs road church road in albertus. investigators say the first responders were called to the scene around 7:00 this morning. police would only confirm that one person was killed when the dump truck and sedan collided. >>> chopper three over an accident involving a philadelphia schoolbus in logan at old york road and wagner avenue. police say two children from the bus and one adult from the car were hurt. but the extent of their injuries at this point is unknown. investigators you are now trying to determine what caused crash. >>> president trump's personal tournure lead sealed that paid $130,000 of his own money to a porn actress who allegedly had se

host: independent line, webster, massachusetts. go ahead. caller: yes. this is really interesting. of them watching the presidency from the very beginning. -- are just mind blowing. the abuse and everything else that has been going on. i think both trump and rand paul have been setting the stage and have been putting up many ondblocks to have any action anything. it is ridiculous. it is also scary, you know. host: thank you for your call. the senate voting now. we will go to the floor to see the action there.

chase started in santa clara county, and ended in san francisco's western addiction neighborhood at webster and grove. three people ditched their car there and took off on foot. the initial call came in as a residential burglary in cupertino. the santa clara county sheriff's department then followed them up to san francisco. video captured on the citizen app shows the suspect's car with all of its doors open, right after they took off running. at one point the driver was clocked at more than 100 miles per hour on the freeway, no one was hurt. >>> in berkeley, a flat tire mystery. six vehicles were found on the cal campus with slashed tires. if you look closely, you can see the puncture marks. >>> bart's plan to clean up stations and bring riders back now includes elevator attendants. they'd be posted in san francisco's stations. officials hope the attendants, along with increased police patrols keep crime and the homeless out. this comes the same week as b.a.r.t. announcing its courtesy claim, reminding riders to respect each other and the facilities. >>> the white house is in damage contro

it is backed up down webster street. what you need to do is get on one of the bridges.to get out. hope elfly that crew will be gone soon enough and things will improve. let's go to the pence l traffic will be okay -- peninsula. traffic will be okay. oregon expressway at bayshore eastbound is closed due to a deadly crash. it will be there for a bit. 7:48. let's bring in steve with today's weather. >> sal, i want to give a shoutout to jim's coffee shop. >> i like jim's. >> yes. >> you go in there, it has a '50s theme to it. >> yes, it does. thank you, sal. >> yeah. >> usually when i walk in there, channel 2 is on. everybody over at jim's. good stuff. you should try it. >> i got it. >> you know, i'm going to be honest with you, folks, i've had my head buried. stay away from the light. i'm not ready yet. okay. we will -- that was pretty good whoever did that. we're going to get some -- i think some rain today. now, sfo had rain on the 18th, .02. san francisco did not. we're going to need a miracle march. there's no way around it. there are hints that the first week will be

. >> patty bertolli didn't know what to do when she saw police chasing a man on webster street heading right for her. >> saw the car and the police with the guns drawn and not sure what his intentions were and he was holding on to the pocket. >> the suspect and two other males ran away from the gold acura with the shredded tire after a dramatic chase from santa clara county. >> there's always a potential danger whenever we people like this, because we don't know if they are armed, who they are and police say they were not armed and at least one of them is a teenager. the santa clara sheriff's department was seen as being suspicious trying to break apart cars in cupertino and deputies tried to make a traffic stop but the acura stopped going reaching speed of 100 miles per hour down highway 101 into san francisco. the sirens came from all different directions. >> did try to terminate the pursuit by trying to stop it. however, that was unsuccessful. >> and cops felt that maneuver may have flattened the suspect's tire and all three were rounded up within 20 minutes and taken back to santa

the chase eventually ended at webster and grove.hree is a minor. ( darya ) new this morning... a man is in critical condition after a shooting near an amtrak station in the east bay. it happened just before 9:15 last night in emeryville. a man was shot on 59th street near horton street. police have not yet released his name. they say the gunman ran off and is still on the loose. police do not have a description of the shooter. ( darya ) police arrest a suspected drug dealer in san francisco. the 55 year old man's latest arrest happened saturday afternoon on eighth and market streets... in the tenderloin. police say they've arrested "nabor sara- bria-arellano" three times since last august. officers confiscated a knife... more than 200 bags of cocaine... more than 100 bags of heroin...11 bags of meth... and a walkie-talkie during the arrest. ( darya ) san francisco police are searching for a robbery suspect. police say dante oliver... was arrested wednesday night for injuring an officer on market street... while armed with a semi- au

. >>> this week's your biz selfie is from pamela webster of mobile, alabama.hey own righteous shoes and apparel along with clothing, they sell apparel for clergy and religious books and other gifts. now why don't you pick up your smartphone and take a selfie. no professional shots, please. and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. use the #yourbizselfie. include your name, the name of the business. thank you so much for joining us today. we would love to hear from you. if you have any questions or comments or anything to say to us e-mail us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. or you can also go to our website. openforum.com/yourbusiness. we posted all the segments from today's show plus a lot more. and we are posting even more content on all of our digital and social media platforms as well. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si

. >> reporter: could be a new feature coming from the webster tube. plate readers. >> this is about pushing the readers back and trying to reduce property crimes. >> reporter: saying crime has gone up 12% this past year. yeay two-thirds driven by car breakens robberies. license plate readers mounted on the tunnels. >> not just for crimes committed in alameda. it could be another vehicle that was stolen another place. we would get alerted. >> reporter: pointing to other cities like piedmont reporting 30% reduction. are you worried about the big brother aspect? >> no. no, i mean, you got to intervene somehow and if you are not doing anything wrong, then there is nothing to worry about. >> historically true that 99.97% of all scans are never connected to any criminal wrongdoing. so collecting data on people not suspected of crime. why are we retaining that. >> reporter: and some worry that alameda might share its data with federal immigration districts. >> no interest at all in providing information to i.c.e. >>> let's get to breaking news coming out of

. >> the baby stormi webster.osted to instagram along with a picture of the baby holding mom's hand with a fresh mani, of course. >> big sister, kim kardashian tweeted her approval of sorts with a single storm emoji. >> kim and kanye named their baby, chicago. khloe is pregnant with her first kid. >> there's lots of babies for the kardashians right now. >> there's got to be a kardashian not pregnant with a kid that you know of. >>> carson wentz, the quarterback for the eagles -- of course we're not talking about nick foles. he was there as a back up and mvp. >> it's complicated. >> it's complicated. >> wentz was sidelined 14 weeks into the season. and he still had to buy a ring at the end of all that. e proposed to his girlfriend and they're engaged. congrats. ...and your family running. are so overwhelming, introducing febreze one for fabric and air. no aerosols. no dyes. no heavy perfumes. it cleans away odors for a pure light freshness... so you can spray and stay. febreze one, breathe happy. >>> actress nicole

. >> reporter: could be a new feature coming from the webster tube.license plate readers. >> this is about pushing the readers back and trying to reduce property crimes. >> reporter: saying crime has gone up 12% this past year. two-thirds driven by car breakens robberies. license plate readers mounted on the tunnels. >> not just for crimes committed in alameda. it could be another vehicle that was stolen another place. we would get alerted. >> reporter: pointing to other cities like piedmont reporting a 30% reduction. are you worried about the big brother aspect? >> no. no, i mean, you got to intervene somehow and if you are not doing anything wrong, then there is nothing to worry about. >> historically true that 99.97% of all scans are never connected to any criminal wrongdoing. so collecting data on people not suspected of crime. why are we retaining that. >> reporter: and some worry that alameda might share its data with federal immigration districts. >> no interest at all in providing information to i.c.e. >>> let's get to breaking news coming out

devices would go above the webster street tunnel as well as above the various bridges that lead to thend. according to the chronicle, the city council will vote tomorrow on whether to spend a half $1 million to buy 13 readers. the police department is pushing this strategy as a way to combat a surge in car break- ins. these plate readers would create a record of every car that comes and goes and the devices would immediately alert police to stolen or wanted cars. this proposal has prompted a lot of questions and concerns from privacy advocates worried about all that -- how that information will be used and stored. all of those issues about privacy are part of the ongoing debate as city leaders will decide whether to in store -- install these at the entry points. the city council will take that vote tomorrow night. >> all right. it will be interesting. >> that leads us to our question of the day which is, are you concerned about scanning cameras invading your privacy? let us know what you think. you can comment on our facebook page. we will show results are just a little bit. >>> a tria

ashley: do not adjust tv set, i am ashley webster. stu is not here today. hopefully stu will be back tomorrow. not making money, here is the big story, the market back from three-day weekend and we are looking at lower open, triple-digit losses, down 175 on the futures for the dow, but to put all of this in perspective, the market coming off the best weeks of the years and the losses we are looking at less than 1%. wal-mart will be definitely dragging the dow down about 50 points. the stock as you can see off 7% in the premarket. they are seeing stiffer competition online from amazon and the sales that well, didn't match up during holiday quarter with amazon and as a result the stock getting hit a bit in premarket. speaking of amazon, they are back from three-day weekend with vengeance, no less than three stories relate today them. five companies in all making news because of amazon. the tenticals go out as they say. two political rivals that blasted each other during presidential campaign now friends, apparently. you have to love it. we have three hours to

one was the webster publishing company, a startup that he himself ran and started. he installed a nephew as the business manager. the first book they published was the world's greatest publishing success to date, certainly in this country. that was the memoirs of general grant. i think general grant's widow made $400,000 off it and twiaain -- twain himself made $200,000. then they published a bunch of disasters. think, about $4 million in today's currency on that project. in ather one invested congregated machine for setting newspaper type. he figured out it would be worth billions of dollars and become the world standard. he knew how many newspapers were published in new york, how many pages were published and how fast it would be to set the type using this machine. he said the fact that it is better than the people who work setting type for newspapers a union,t doesn't join and it doesn't get drunk. [laughter] alan: unfortunately, it took so long to bring this thing to market that another competitor became the industry standard and twain lost another $4 million on

. >> reporter: she saw a man being chased by police on webster street heading for her. what did you do? >> we hid behind the car because we saw the police with guns drawn and we weren't sure what his intentions were. >> reporter: the suspect and two other males ran away from this gold acura with the shredded trier. >> there's always a potential danger because we don't know who they are, if they're armed. >> police say they were not armed, at least one of them is a teenage perp they said the group was seen acting suspicious trying to break into cars sunday monday. deputies tried to make a traffic stop but the car kept going into san francisco. >> the police car came from all different collections. >> reporter: . >> we tried to terminate the per suit, but that was unsuccessful. >> reporter: the police said that maneuver may have flattened the suspects' tire. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> look, this man is in police custody following a high speed chase that started in oakland. police say the man whose identity hasn't been released is wanted for car jac

one was the webster publishing company, a start-up company that he himself ran and started. he installed a nephew as the business manager of the company. the first westbrook they published was the world's greatest publishing success to date, certainly in this country. that was the memoirs of general grant. i think general grant's widow made $400,000 off the book, antwain himself made $200,000 off of it. then they published a string of other books that were disasters, antwain lost i think about $4 million in today's currency on that project. the other one, he invested in he page compositor, which is a complicated machine to set newspaper type. he felt it would become the industry standpoint. he he knew how many papered were published in new york and how fast it would be to set the type using this machine. he said besides that, it is better than the peek who work setting type for newspapers because it doesn't join a union, and it doesn't get drunk. [laughter] >> unfortunately, it took so long to bring this thing to marked that another competitor became the industry standard, a

educate our leaders from really the guts what researchers and scientists always do it was news that webster sort of made in the words. nature doesn't need humans so we have to come into some sort of relationship with nature and a sustainable relationship because nature will certainly survive it was here before humans were here it will be after humans leave if that is to be our fate but we have to come into a more sustainable relationship with nature and i think scientific understanding will lead the way on how to do that. and you have to have knowledge you have to give observations wherever you can so that's why it matters that's why it should matter that's why it should go on. we did our best to figure out a way to do that in our effort. but you know it's not what you need not which if you're going to save. the world. as the consequences of climate change predicted by medea start to become apparent to a soul. planning for the future requires that politicians and policy makers utilize the best resources available in an international effort. climate change doesn't buy from tennis. our childr

the gunman opened fire at 52nd and webster street.ll victims are in stable condition. >>> eagles are back on the field for more drills ahead of the super bowl showdown. big accident 422 eastbound controversy pass, they just towed away the vehicle. you're traveling 9 to 13 miles per hour. it takes an half-hour to get from oaks to 202. stick to ridge pike instead. we had an accident involving an overturned vehicle here on 195 westbound just cleared. >> reporter: how about a high of 49. 8 degrees above average. tonight's low, 32 above average. we're looking at rain arriving this afternoon. that fills in overnight tonight and tomorrow morning it could change over to a snow. we'll be here tomorrow to get you through that. >> we go over to "g.m.a." where robin is going to let us nonif she sports the eagles we'll be back in 30 with local news, for matt o'donnell, karen rogers, david murphy, i'm tamala edwards. have a great thursday! on likes. >>> good morning, america. fbi showdown with the white house. the fbi now says they have grave conce

here opened fire on a group of teens earlier thisoment the gunfire errupted on the 5200 block of webster street. it happenedmen ages 18 and 19, g with a 20 year old man, were hurt. police have just video hoping that you can recognize anything about this. help them find the sthhoey're sy he perhaps a female, they tk off in a dark colored sedan right there. >> over in berks county, this accused of abusing her own baby. the details are hard to hear. police say while ashley marie case was changing the diaper of her 20 month old baby, she grabbed a pair of scissors and cut part of his body. doctors treated the baby boy and he's now in the custody of his father. case f charges, including aggravated assault. >> in new castl c delaware studt robbed at gunpoint, police say two men stopped t walking home. one of them pointed a gun at him while the him, then stole his wallet and phone. happened early wednesday the thomas mckean residence hall on the campus. student was in the injured. >> happening now, you heard by now, one of the worse flu affecting blood donations, our steve keeley live from penn

and if you read the official report, the former director of the fbi, justice webster wrote the real report on this. get this. the criminal investigation said, there is a quote - in the email. we are not going to investigate major because an investigation of the major now could adversely affect his military career. >> who cares! he shot like a dozen people at the base! unbelievable! let me ask you this, let's look at the big picture. we have lots of resources going into this up trump/russia collision investigation.a lot of manpower and a lot of money. now special counsel. there is more evidence that the fbi has missed on domestic terrorist attacks and mass shootings in this country than there is actual evidence that trump could with the russians. it is like they are wasting a lot of time and energy on something where we have seen on numerous occasions, it has been based on lies! and propaganda! do you see it this way? is it fair to make that assessment? >> there are two really big issue strategically. number one, political correctness is getting in the way of doing business. whether it is t

(vo)but first, let's go to where it all ended, at webster and grove.here you can see c-h-p officers arresting some oft he suspects.police say at least one ofthem is a minor. whatever had been happening this morning, the guys in the car were willing to drive a álong way to get away.at about 9:30 c-h-p says the susects got off the freeway at candlestick and continued driving around bay view and dolores park.(sot) rocky ÷ heard car racing by"there was a lot of sirens coming up and obviously it was a chase. you could hear the tires and stuff and the way the acceleration was happening." (justine) in the east bay... police are investigating what might be a possible murder suicide. gunshots were heard this morning around 10 on keith avenue in oakland. officers responded to the scene and heard more gunshots when they got there. a man in his 60's and a woman in her 70's died on the scene. the incident is still being investigated. (justine) police arrested a san jose man out on a felony warrant, for stealing a car. friday afternoon... police patrolling the union landing shopping center in union city...

ashley: well, i am ashley webster. stuart is out today. packed show ahead. in 30 minutes president trump will be meeting with state and local officials on school safety just one day after holding a very emotional meeting with students and teachers affected by that shooting in florida. we're also keeping a close eye on the market, of course, stocks holding on to gains this morning, but is the volatility just part of normal trading these days? the dow up 220 points at this hour. >>> meantime, senator bernie sanders turning on hillary clinton. why he's blaming her for allowing russian interference in our election. we'll get into that. and house minority leader nancy pelosi never backing down from her attacks on tax cuts, but her colleague ares on capitol hill say, well, maybe that's enough. the republican lawmaker behind the crumbs act will be joining us in about 15 minutes from now. the third hour of "varney & company" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ashley: it's that time of the week, weekly oil inventories breaking right now. e. mac, what have we go

the caption read stormi webster.nouncements. the trailer for "solo" was released the disney announced more installments are in the work. and will headed by the "game of thrones" director. they will write a series of film bus no word on how many. they will be separate from the original "star wars" installments. no timeline for the new series. they are working on the final season of "game of thrones" set to be released in 2019. >> all right, sheinelle. thank you. >> something to be excited about. thank you, sheinelle. >>> just ahead, creative and customizablei )m ... a live look from nbc bay area skyranger right now .. flying over the "oakland >>> good morning, i'm marcus washington. a live look from nbc bay area sky ranger flying over the dmv office on 85th avenue near interstate 880 and highway 5. if you look closely at the doorways you can see the water seeping out. that's because, firefighters say, there has been a water pipe rupture of some kind inside the building. we've seen several people milling outside. they

webster street and at the various bridges that lead to alameda. the city council here is expected to vote tomorrow whether to spend a half $1 million to buy 13 license plate readers. the city's police department is pushing this strategy as a way to combat a recent surge in car break-ins and property crimes. these plate readers would create a record of every card that comes and goes and it would immediately alert please to the stolen cars or cars that are connected to crimes. of course this proposal has prompted a lot of questions and concerns from privacy advocates worrying about how all that information will be used and stored. >> what else will they use that information for. they gather about where we shop and whatever we are doing. it's another way to -- i feel like i'm being a tagged animal amtrak. >> i have a problem -- i don't have a problem since i don't do anything that it were about. the reality is -- but i don't see a problem.>>reporter: the data collected by these license plate readers would only be stored for six months. that's accordi

(vo)but first, let's go to where it all ended, at webster and grove.here you can see c-h-p officers arrestingome oft he suspects.police say at least one ofthem is a minor.whatever had been happening this morning, the guys in the car were willing to drive a álong way to get away.at about 9:30 c-h-p says the susects got off the freeway at candlestick and continued driving around bay view and dolores park.(sot) rocky ÷ heard car racing by "there was a lot of sirens coming up and obviously it was a chase. you could hear the tires and stuff and the way the acceleration was happening."(vo)this all began when someone called the santa clara county sheriff's office to report 3 people breaking into cars in cupertino.the sheriff's office found the car matching the description on 280, and c-h-p took over the chase once the car got onto northbound 101.somewhere along the way, officer vu williams says the driver hit one or two other cars, but it doesn't look like anyone got hurt. (live)but it will be the santa clara county sheriff's office who handles the investigation now, along with recommending charges.

news overnight an 18nt woman ace monm of the triple shooting in the cobbs creek and 5200 block of webster street, pregnant with man and another 19olth sho in the leg, 0 year-old man was shot in the back and listed in s arrests. >>> eagles need just one more win to join proud philadelphia champions. >> eagles will to have defeat defending super bowl champions patriots to do it. coach pederson, nick foles held their first practice and according to peterson it was in the i great first day. he said they looked sloppy after taking 30 minute break which is length of the sunday 's half time show. despite that he is still staying positive. >> i can appreciate the effort that these guys put into knowing last season but not only for me but for themselves and how well they have committed to each other. they have trusted the process. they bought in. >> this is a new year, new super bowl, new experience, there is a lot going on and just staying in the moment war big your preparations and realizing is just a game. we are going out there to compete and play this game of fat ball. we have been playing al

. >> police are trying to find this s about five hours ago in the 5200 block every webster. police say two women, just 18 and 19 years old, were struck in the leg, also, a 20 year old man was hit in the back. they were all raised over to the hospital where they are in stable condition. we don't know theoong for gunman after man was shot and killed near lincoln high school school's principal, kicked out a group of people, they were watching a basketball game. th lot, a fight broke out, shot were fired. one man was hit i legs. in chest he later died at the hospital. of local basketball star. just imagine took watch him play. he can fly. former lasalle university basketball star russell butler. he and his wife lea died califa yesterday. just 38 years old. of course born here in phad catholic. drafted in the second round of the 2,002nba draft. the miami h. played 14 years in the nba. his wife was a contestant on the third season of american idol. >> hang today. broad street opens today it closes on the 16th by the way and result will be annoo. the 10-mile race, it is on sunday m