. >> another character is daniel webster. what was his 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 two expand on what the constitution meant. this was an incredibly interesting and important session of the supreme court, and he appeared several times, arguing not just mccullough the maryland, but the dartmouth college case. >> we will go to calls in probably another 20 minutes or so, and we would like you to get cued up as part of our conversation. historicale questions and we'll talk about the implications of this case on the political process. all of those questions are welcome. -- in eastern time zone, mountain time zones -- please dial carefully. also, if you tweet us, use the #landmark cases. if you are on facebook, you can find the c-span feed, and there is a conversation going with some questions. we will mix those in during our 90 minutes. one small point abo

was an you webster imposing figure. nickname lack and because he had this tuft of black hair and these deep set eyes that were piercing. he always had this very serious look on his face when making these arguments. you will hear reports about how he stared rather intently at john marshall. he was coming into his own as an advocate for the supreme court. in 1814.rst admitted very shortly he arrived to serve as a member of congress in 1813. he was not a stranger to john marshall, he corresponded with each of them. he was also intimately acquainted with all of the attorneys involved. one who was arguing for the state of maryland had been his cocaptain on the dartmouth case four -- for four before. the bar to argued before the was softball, the attorneys would have been very aware of each other. daniel webster spoke on the first day. he let off on george washington's birthday. after webster concluded his argument on the first day. he was anxious to get back to massachusetts and his practice, there are letters that he wrote

." >>> merriam-webster is adding more than 800 new words to the dictionary among them, dumpster fire,to currency, as well as many others. let's not forget these two. merriam-webster says these new additions are reflective of the english language being a vibrant and living language. >> i could see the next spelling bee. could use that in a sentence? >> cbs evening news is next. jeff glor is here with a preview. >>> we look at whether north korea is really prepared to talk about ending their nuclear program. record number of emergency room visits due to opioids. >>> a former president born in 1790 has a living grandson. you will meet him coming up in a >> glor: bre few seconds on the adviser is out. also tonight... >> the statements coming out of south korea and north korea have been very positive. >> glor: the north is reportedly ready to talk about giving up its nuclear arsenal. >> i really believe they are sincere. i hope they're sincere. we're going to soon find out. >> glor: another nor'easter is just hours away from hitting areas without power since the last one. the opioid epidem

and daniel webster and this is your business update the u.s. federal trade commission is investigating facebook's the consumer watchdog is trying to determine whether the company's privacy practices caused substantial injury to uses facebook stock plunged to further depths on the news following last week's to climb the social media company has been under pressure following a series of privacy scandals including accusations of dates misused by consulting group cambridge affecting fifty million facebook users in the u.s. . entrepreneur and sort of mentor cutty smith joins us now from washington kathy facebook has done nothing wrong here i mean what on earth did we think facebook was doing with our data or if not sharing it with third parties to target us. i am pretty sure that most people were not thinking. that they're actually actively sharing their data they were intrigued to play funny games or two polls on facebook and really engaged there's also peer pressure so you at facebook you can always see that many of your friends have already parti

merriam-webster editor at large says the new additions are reflective of english being "a vibrant livingsteve) starting today you can get your whole foods order deliveried to your place...for free. amazon is offering the new service to their amazon prime members in san francisco --- and parts of the greater bay area. your order will arrive in under two hours and if you need it sooner...then you'll need to add eight dollars. only catch is your order must exceed 35-dollars to qualify for free delivery. amazon already offers the service to five cities nationwide but added san francisco and atlanta today. customers can also order beer, wine or spirits depending on their local whole foods liquor license. (steve) a houston man who had a rare copy of the declaration of independence decided to sell it. he says he didn't think much of it...but now it's on it's way to the smithsonian.(catherine) michael o'mara says he always knew his family had a copy...but didn't think it was particularly special. he's actually a descendent of president james madison...so his family had various heirlooms. turns o

one of our largest stations at turk and webster. it's due to the online and back in service in december. we're hoping for station 16 in supervisor stefani's district to come online in september, in the fall. we're also working on station 35 at pier 22 and a half at the foot of harrison. it's the fire boat station. it is an integral station for us. one of the things we're excited about which went through on the health and safety bond, the adf. ambulance deployment facility. 14, 15 evans, it was always meant to be a temporary facility. i applaud all the staff that works out of there. it's not an ideal workplace, to go to work, but we're very excited about the state-of-the-art facility that will be built adjacent to station 9 on gerald avenue. that we're looking forward to breaking ground on in early 2019. >> very exciting. >> 2019, is that right? >> demo starts -- >> demo starts in a couple of months. so that will be coming online hopefully in 2020 or 2021. but just also to note, even with these capital investments, department is stil

i'm ashley webster in for liz claman. let's start the "countdown." . >> i did just say it was spring, right? breaking news, millions of americans preparing for their fourth, count it, fourth -- >> ah! >> thank you, austin. fourth nor'easter as the storm is going to be racing up the east coast. latest winter storm expected to bring heavy snow and wind to much of the i-94 -- i wish, i-95 northeast corridor beginning tonight. just in time, yes, for the first day of spring. mother nature can be cruel at times. major airlines bracing for the bad weather starting to cancel flights and waiving change fees for their passengers. i'm glad they are doing that. the forecast on wall street, cautious with a chance of ending the day in the green. stocks are modestly higher as investors await the outcome of the fed's two day meeting that got under way earlier today, clawing back. take a look at what we have for ought this hour. oracle the worst performer on the s&p 500 as investors increasingly grow more skeptical about the company's clo

ashley webster getting in front of the cameras to give us the latest. we'll be with us when we come right back. don't go away. mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. liz: we have some disturbing news. we understand according to some witnesses on the scene at this bridge collapse in miami, florida, that screams have been coming from the cars that have been underneath this collapsed bridge. we do also hear that patients are no now arriving at area hospitals in miami. miami-dade fire rescue department says multiple people have been injured and are either on their way or at working to confirm how many, which numbers we have. florida international university which is right where the pedestrian bridge is has issued a statement saying, quote, they're shocked

fox business' ashley webster is in the newsroom.there is terrible news that a horrific error was made right before the collapse. reporter: yes, apparently so, but just let me get quickly to the fact that you said six dead. difficult part here, liz, before we get into how this could have happened is rescuers say that they have no clue how many people may be under that bridge, because they don't know who is driving, how many passengers may have been in each car but say people are still missing. so, of course, they fear the worst that the death toll of six could go higher. five already found dead at the scene, one died later at a hospital. again, that is the problem. also it's very unstable, they have to be very, very careful while they go about their business. i want to play a sound bite, from a police officer who responded very shortly after the bridge collapsed and she describes the scene, take a listen. >> the cars are basically about four foot high, that's how crushed they were. it was a terrible thing to see knowing that there's

traffic inched its way up webster street and constitution way merge, alameda police blocked off the lane but once you got into the tube, traffic moved well. the 1 1/2 mile trip for us close to 11 minutes. not too bad. >> reporter: for people headed into alameda in the morning, getting into oak labd at night could take a lot longer, especially if you commute by night. >> if they close the tunnel, we may not be able to ride through it as well. we had to go around about an eight-mile detour. >> reporter: the posey tube is one of the main arteries off the main route. you can ditch the car and take the ferry. for most people, being late is never an option, so they left early. >> i left 20 minutes early to get to school. i heard they're closing it at 10:00 today all the way. that will be back to get off the island. i hope it gets fixed and fast. t the plan is to have one open by midnight. transit has adjusted and created several detours for bus lanes. you can get more information on our website, abc7news.com. in oakland, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> uber is yanking its fleet of self-driving car

. >> well, merium webster added several new words. but you might not know what they mean. hear rahel will give me a vocabulary that is. >> class is in session, jim donovan. also, crazy scene on this beach in the uk. find out why thousands of star fish washed ashore coming up a little later. oo6z z12fz y2oo6y y12fy >> welcome back on this early tuesday morning. we have crystal clear sky conditions. we are one day closer to that upcoming weekend. and it looks like we're going see some sun on saturday, as we head into sunday, we will see even more, or rain chances going to return, and seasonable high temperatures all throughout the upcoming weekend. before we get to the weekends, of course, we have to get through this second nor'easter , we will talk more about the timing and snowfall accumulations cents, in your forecast coming up. >> all right, lauren, see you soon, thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the delaware county times families of four men killed and burried on pennsylvania farm are suing the parent the man who confessed

. >> reporter: the posey tube begins on webster street and goes under water to connect with harrison street in oakland. betty yu, kpix five. >> if you take the bus, transit said routes affected as well and riders will experience details. >> jaquline. >> it's very early and traffic is very light so we're not seeing any sort of add extra time for your rides. 851ow. over to rest of your ride. mass transit running with no delays and oakland, 880, no delays and we're getting reports of some debris. looks like tire tread in the southbound direction of 880 right near fifth but it does not appear to be slowing anyone down. east shore freeway moving at the limit and things looking good for monday morning commute with the exception of the bit of a backup over at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is a check of your traffic. >>> a little girl has life threatening injuries this morning from what appears to be a violent case of road rage in the east bay. the girl was shot inside a car around 9 saturday night on interstate 08 near willow -- 80 near willow avenue and hercules. she's 5 or 6 years old.

let's go to ashley webster in the newsroom.eporter: what was interesting, melissa, they said at the very top there, we are still in full search and rescue mode, and we know they're still trying to get to those, we believe, it could well be someone trapped underneath that collapsed bridge. as david said, eight trapped vehicles, we got that confirmed. eight victims transported to a nearby trauma center. what we don't know is how did this happen. we know that traffic light underneath the bridge just before it collapsed was red, and so that bridge collapsed on top of a row of cars waiting at a red traffic light. we're getting stories of kids managing to escape, and heroics from some as we heard from the press conference there, we do not know the fatalities, how many people have lost their life and, of course the big question is how could something like this happen? melissa: without question. ashley, thank you. >> sure. david: we will continue to monitor the situation in miami. major developments. other big news in the mueller probe

the car is located under the freeway on 6th and webster, no word if anyone was hurt. >>> we'll be rightback. gets a station cw.. channel 44. it's a story about a woman who gets a second lease on life, roqui theus sat down with lucy hale to find out more about life sentence >>> a new show is premiering on channel 44 about a woman who gets a second chance at life. we found out more about "life sentence." >> hi! thank you so much for being here with us. tell us about life sentence. >> it's a show about a girl who for the last eight years of her life she was diagnosed with leukemia and is dying. what's difference is at the beginning we find out she is going to live. >> you're cureed. >> although that's magnificent wonderful news, it's also a little daunting and scary because not only stella but her whole family has been putting off so many things and figuring out who they are and making decisions because they thought they were going to lose their daughter. then it becomes a story about life and the decisions we make and, you know, relating to the dysfunction and following stella through thi

ashley webster is in for liz claman and, ashley -- ashley: here we go again. tgif, an hour to go before the bell rings to bring to the end a very ugly week. lauren simonetti, thank you very much. all right, this is the last time, so says president trump, as he begrudgingly signs a $1.trillion omnibus spending bill, off 200 points on the dow. but at that news conference, which wrapped up just over an hour a the president saying never again to such a spending plan. the 2,000-plus-page bill was approved by the senate late last night, the president saying he is disappointed in many items but repeatedly praised parts of it which he says will help make the american military the strongest in the world. adam shapiro will have the very latest. the president began with news of a new trade deal in the works with south korea. it follows the major announcement of $50 billion in tariffs targeting chinese intellectual property theft. admiral dennis blair, former director of national intelligence and the co-chairman of the ip commission, reacts to the spending bill and those

the posey tube runs under water connecting webster street in alameda, and harrison street in oakland. the problem spot at the exit on harrison and 6th street. the problem is being fast tracked as crews rush to make necessary repairs. lanes could be closed for the better part of the week. >> it's going to be a disaster. >> ac transit buses are taking detours and many drivers are headed for other ways off the island like the park street bridge. expect a headache of a commute during rush hour, until the sinkhole is repaired. >>> a sinkhole repair job in san francisco is creating a similar problem for drivers. public works is reducing traffic to a single lane on hay street between franklin and goff. the city says if it doesn't fix the sinkhole problems, it could lead to a sewer problem in the area. >>> an autonomous driving uber car has killed a pedestrian. this is file video of the program. the fatal accident happened in tempe, arizona, overnight. police say the car was in auto mode with a person behind the wheel and a woman walking outside a crosswalk was hit. uber tweeted this statemen

. >> reporter: the posey tube egan's on webster street and goes underwater to connect with harrison street in oakland. >> if you take the bus, routes are affected by sinkhole repairs and riders will experience some detours leaving alameda starting tomorrow until further notice. in alameda, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> public works will be reducing traffic to a single lane on haight street 'tween franklin and goff. that will start first thing tomorrow morning. the city says if it does not fix this sinkhole problem now, it could lead to a sewer failure in the area. >>> self driving shuttlebus is sitting the streets of san ramon aching the first of its kind to operate in california. the electric shuttle can carry a total of12 people. john blackstone climbed aboard.>> reporter: most driverless cars being tested in america still require a human ready to grab the wheel or hit the brakes if technology fails. the shuttlebus making its way through san ramon, california has no driver, no steering wheel, no brake pedal. it is the first completely driverless vehicle licensed to operate on public roads in cal

join forces prompting east village artists at in clubs such as max's kansas city, palladium, and webster hall. >> they were big parties. you know, i mean, they were sort of cheesy. he would say on the invites, "copious hors d'oeuvres." so, they'd be 10 people deep. you'd be lucky if you could get one drink before they closed the open bar. >> some events feature baird's growing celebrity art collection. by baird's counting, he spends over a million dollars to add works by bob dylan, dee dee ramone, vincent price, and buddy hackett. he also snatches up works by simply notorious figures -- john gotti, adolf hitler, charles manson, and john wayne gacy. his art shows attract even more bold-face names. >> he kept a database, and so he could mail out, you know, 5,000 invitations at a time. if you were on baird's list, you know you're going to run into a 100 people you know. you're bound to see hoop. he sort of had the same crew always there. >> but every great party comes to an end. and in 2007, concern is spreading among baird's closest friends, like marianne macy. >> you know, the 4:00 or 5:0

they also shared video of stormi webster. she's beautiful. >> it's over, right?or does she have flames on her head? [laughter] >> emily ratajkowski, she posted a picture to her instagram, grabbing her boobs. harvey: she is absolutely beautiful. >> she's naked but everyone is

we will have traffic on webster backed up to central this is going to be one of the mornings so give yourself extra time. this is a look at 880 north and southbound. you can see traffic is moving well this morning. and if you are driving to the bay bring we have a little bit of a backup in some of the outside lanes. middle fast track lanes are looking ready good. 4:46. let's go back to steve who is looking at the forecast. >> i am indeed. today we are okay. but tomorrow, it looks like everything is going to change pretty quick. now initially here, tuesday, wednesday, we look to be on the northern edge of this system that's coming in and looks to be more monterey down to santa barbara l.a. and maybe not even san diego. but boy the time we get into wednesday that system will lift north and the low is closer to us giving us wednesday night into thursday and turning colder into friday night i think lasting into saturday as well. and the sierra nevadas will go from one extreme to another. 7500 feet for the snow level but down by the end of the week if not thursday, by friday. another coup

martin webster. i don't believe that the british people will allow themselves to be mongrelized out of existence we've got to fight to listen if it's right to save the whale with all of the lefties who are otherwise waiting and not fleet banners and if it's right to save the whales why shouldn't the british the five why have we got to submit to being exterminated by race mixing while we protect the survival of the minky whale the blue whale or whatever the logic of the left just doesn't bear scrutiny. the national front brought chaos to the streets of britain in the seventy's and eighty's that struck terror in the black of the asian communities anyone whose skin was not quite. the end at hod de symbolism had a reputation that really struck fear into the hearts of many in our black communities to take a beating from national from the skin it was to face the most horrendous violence this is why let's richard briefly violence that black people could face and you could literally lose your life over him k

i'm ashley webster. stuart is out today. a number of them today.nd features tired looking at triple digit gains at the open and that is the second day in a row. two politics, the media hoping hoping for a smoking gun and they got something entirely else with them then heard. the campaign aide now says he may talk

noon yesterday, a huge column of black smoke could be seen in the sky above the homeless camp at webster place at 5th street. flames destroyed 3 tents and destroyed three cars. in the afternoon, one woman returned to her parked suv after getting off work and sought fire damage to her car for the first time. >> looking at it like what happened. i was about to drive away. >> this young woman told us she worked nearby in chinatown and parks there fairly often. flames damaged the front end of her car. the battalion chief says the cause is accidental and says according to the arson investigator, the fear may have started from someone cooking there at the homeless camp. and advocate for the homeless provided replace hent tents for those whose -- replacement tents for those whose burned but those who work in the area want police to patrol in the area. >>> we have video of a fire that broke out tuesday afternoon on the underside of the bay bridge. that water look at the left of the screen. the -- screen. the water from the side is coming from a fire boat water canyon. it was 100 feet down. caltr

merriam webster added entries. crypto currency and mansplain. and dumpster fire is to quite so literal but refers to a disaster and how about band width that refers to someone's mental capacity. >> big talkers now in illinois three day care workers admitted they gave toddlers gummy bears with melatonin to get them to calm down for nap time and now parents are furious. and a manager says that the teacher were giving the melatonin gummies to the the 2-year-olds without alerting parents or getting their permission. when cops showed up there was only 4 left in a bottom of 120. they are meant for people over the age of 16 by the way. they didn't think what they did is inappropriate because melatonin is an overthe counter sleep aid and people on social media agreeing with the teachers. the day care in this case is capping. >>> if you watched the bachelor. are you probably steel reeling ouch. if you missed it here is your recap. ari gets down on one knee and proposed to becca in peru. right? somewhere between that romantic moment and ari decides he mad

this was under the overpass at webster and sixth street. thankfully no one was hurt, but you can see a loft cars were damaged. they were parked there, five cars. investigators say the fire appears to be accidental. >>> up next, adult film star stormy daniels is going public about their alleged affair with president trump. also, the details about her lawsuit against the president and how the white house is responding tonight. . >>> plus it is the end for a popular south bay theater that sits close, right next to a tech giant. why the theater's end could signal a much bigger retail problem. >>> we're tracking rain developing near the coastline, pushing some showers into petaluma by 5:59 tonight. we'll let you know the full timeline of this and how much could be left for the morning commute. that's in about eight minutes. wn to keep quiet about a sexual relationship, is >>> the porn star who says she was paid by the trump campaign to keep quiet about a sexual relationship is suing. but she says she doesn't want the president's money. stormy da

paul webster became president of miramax in 1995. hide from that fact. i didn't have the guts to do anything about it. i think the deal i made with the devil was to my advantage. weinstein's pr team say he is in therapy and hopes to make a comeback. women who say they are victims of him say it is good the scandal has resulted in increased attention of the treatment of women in all industries. you can see more on the harvey weinstein scandal on panorama tonight at 9 o'clock on bbc one. hope hicks has stood down. appearing at the enquiry over whether the trump campaign colluded with russia, hope hicks admitted telling white lies to protect the president although she insisted none of this was in relation to the russia enquiry. now time for a look at the weather. the first day of march has felt anything but springlike. it has been miserable out there with a significant wind—chill and still widespread snow. we have weather warning it remaining in force for heavy snow and blizzards and another red warning. if you take a look at where the s

merriam webster released its newest addition. including dumpster fire.t includes the word mansplain. rounding out the fun is the word that originate on the simpsons. imbiggin. no matter how many pop culture words we add we cannot imbiggin the number of people who still buy dictionaries. topic number five. big dictionaries make your biceps bigger. referee ed hockley is retiring. fans taking the loss of the ref extremely hard. he became a cult figure for the short sleeves he wore in cold weather. he got plenty of heat from the air coming out of the taught balls. after 27 years in the nfl this guy has seen everything, and i mean everything. but he was the ref during janet jackson's halftime show. how he didn't throw a flag for unsportsman like conduct is beyond me. congrats on the new gig. now go imbiggin those boxes. ♪ ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle, g

africa if that happens it'll become the first major city in the world to run out of water malcolm webster reporter is the first off to series on water how conflict drought and pollution are affecting its availability. cape town's water is running out this has become a common site city of thought he said people should use no more than fifty liters of tap water per person per day so some line up at these communal spring collect some extra and take it really very difficult for some of us of getting the gardens to be things we just did not wash our cars so it's just a question or of a patient that in the country that they should have to. but it's a kind of insurance that many south africans are familiar with. about a third of the city's residents live in informal settlements like this one and only consume about four percent of the water but for generations they were already been collecting it from communal taps and carrying it. all thora to say the city will reach day zero on the ninth of july that's when they'll turn off the water in the homes that have it only the communal taps will stay on

there's no daniel webster, there's no hubert humphrey, we don't have what we used to have. mostly we have to get good people in government running for government and taking government jobs. if you're offered an insistent secretary ship at the tate department, when you're looking at a national security council wants got 400 people on it, wouldn't you rather be one of the top four or five dogs in the national security council? of course. think about the clinton health care bill put together by a hundred people on the white house staff. the department of health and human services had virtually nothing to do with that so when those things happen you say how do you get good assistant secretaries. your assistant attorney general is 40 or 50 people, wouldn't you rather be over there. >> joe, some people i would say the current punditry class is tying onto these reality things, in other words real things that have happened in our country recently like the election of donald trump, the mass shooting shootings, the need to movement on sexual harassment, a lot of these things are all

in sports you had a brain injury before the league made an agreement you are out mike webster lived ina car as a center for the pittsburgh steelers there is so much pain can't we take care of those people whose brains were injured so they and their families don't have to be left alone? the ncaa scandal we read about everyday what has happened over there? hollywood harassment. that screams at us every day. and the media which i admire when they turn to hits and clicks for money they lower the bar and religion the vision and politics are preaching the thumb of god coming out of the sky to judge and condemn you to turn the people away. we need to bring them back for them to believe in something and with politics the worst thing in life is not to lose an election. the worst thing in life is to serve yourself instead of other others. i have to remind myself of that all the time. but when we slow down and liste listen, we can be better, can't we? to what mom and dad taught us how to live our lives and my hope is in the better part of each of us as we slow down. we don't have to go win gold m

at noon on wednesday, a column of black smoke filled the sky on webster place at fifth street in oakand. flames destroyed tents and burned five vehicles. >> we kept hearing pop, pop, pop. we thought maybe they had ammunition. that is what it sounded like was gunfire. >> reporter: these women work just steps from the fire. they learned that the noise was propane tanks exploding. >> we called 911. >> reporter: about 20 people live in the homeless encampment. the fire displaced three people living in tents. this man pointed to a pile of debris that was his 10th.>> it was scary -- that was his intent -- his tent. >> it was scary. >> reporter: later we saw one worm and -- one woman returned to her suv. another young woman told me she works nearby in chinatown. she parks their often. flames damaged the front end of her toyota camry. her father came to help. in cantonese he told me he is concerned the car was unsafe to drive. another man said he feels for the victims. the battalion chief said the cause of the fire appears to be accidental. >> the investigator feels it may have started from

begins on webster street in alameda and goes under water to connect with harrison street in oakland. ac transit said all the buses that use posey tube will have detours and what normally takes about five minutes, could take 30 minutes or 40 minutes so they're asking folks really take some time to get through this mess. this will last from 10:00 a.m. till midnight and crews working all week to make repairs on oakland side but they have to close one lane of posey tube in order to make repairs. back to you. >>> thank you. a sinkhole repair job in san francisco will create problems for drivers as well. hays street between franklin and goff. work starts this morning expw if it does not fix the problems now, could lead to a sewer pail your in the area -- failure in the area. >>> fight against intense flames this weekend but this fire spark add political battle in san francisco. anne makovec live in north beach with why a city supervisor calling out the fire chief. anne. >> reporter: yeah, union street still shut down after the fire on saturday night and the building itself doesn't have a l

we saw politics at the attorney general level, but under directors mueller, webster, sessions who had his problems, i never saw one slightest indication that politics was coming into play. in fact, we fought it really hard. we pushed back very hard on anybody that we thought was political influence. >> harris: you're getting what the criticism will be. your critics will say you didn't see it, so you led with that. quickly, mccabe is set to retire sunday. we have learned that the doj has up until tomorrow beyond a 5:00 deadline today in order to process all the paperwork that would block his pension. you're final thoughts on a man puts in those decades of time, he gets fired before sunday. is that a one-on-one match with what he's done to wipe away his pension? >> well, first, wiping out a pension is a big deal for someone who spent two decades plus. by all accounts, rendering good service to the fbi. the trouble began when he got to the seventh floor around forgot the rules applied to him even though he's at the top executive level. honestly, we don't want to see this happen to any ag

it started under the overpass of webster and 6th. nobody was hurt. the fire damaged some cars parked nearby. investigators say at this point, appears to be an accident. >>> students from a south bay school district is taking action because of what they call inaction from those in power. those at alum rock elementary district are planning a walkout tomorrow afternoon. they want several members of the board of trustees to step down. in recent years, the district has had financial and government issues. the walkout set to begin during lunch-hour at 12:30. it ends at the district office where the board is scheduled to meet. >>> a south bay high school forced to forfeit the soccer championship. the question tonight is why? thee principal at mt. pleasant high sent a letter to parents. in it he says the san jose school is trying to figure out why an ineligible student was allowed to play in the championship game on saturday. parents, as you can imagine, are super disappointed. >> i think it's not fair. all the boys wanted to play and they trained so hard to

mike webster lived in the car as a center for the pittsburgh steelers. can't we take care of those people whose brains were injured so they are not left alone and the ncaa scandal that we read about pfment hollywood harassment. it screams at us every day. and the media which i so much admire and need when they turn to hits and clicks for money, they lower the bar and religion, the vision, politics in the pulpit, where preaching the god coming out of the sky to judge u and condemn you is driving away. need to bring them back, because they yearn yes or no to believe in something. the worst in thing in life is not to lose an election. the worst thing in life is to serve yourself and others that i have to remind myself of others all the time. when we slow down and we listen, we can be better, can't we? we can go back to what mom and dad taught us. and my hope is in the better part of each of us as we slow down. we don't have to go and win gold medals. we do little things that could matter. so the new c.e.o. of the cleveland clinic, one of the jewels of our s

let's go now to ashley webster on what went down literally what went down. it was a tough month for the markets. >> it's been a very tough month. even a quarter. last year there was no volatility. everybody was buying stocks. it's been a different story. the president was in ohio this afternoon touting infrastructure. no big surprise the infrastructure stokes started to move higher. the steel, the concrete, suppliers, heavy equipment. we saw tech and energy stocks move higher today. so what happened? you saw it. the dow up more than 300 points on the day. the s&p also gained 36 points and the nasdaq 114. it's been one of the worst marches for the dow and the s&p in 17 years. it's been a struggle. who is the winner and who is the loser? let's look at the losers. general electric, a company that struggled. down 22% for the quarter. procter & gamble down 14%. on the other side, those that have done okay, intel, the chip corporation. up 10.5%. boeing up 11%. although i should point out down 9% for the month. we've seen worries about a trade war with china, risin

the webster tube does take from you downtown oakland to the island of alameda. what will you do? you can't go over with your car. you can go south going over the bridges. high street and due little will take you to the airport and throws some options. people can head to surface streets. you can get by but it's a hassle. >> thank you. also, mike has you covered on twitter as well and we've been pushing out push alerts all weekend long and we'll send you another one when posey tube reopens. you can get the updates when news happens. >>> we have breaking news. uber says it will pause testing of all autonomous vehicles following a deadly crash in arizona. police there say there was an operator behind the wheel but that the car was in autonomous mode when it hit and killed a woman who was walking in a crosswalk. this may be the first documented death involving a driverless vehicle. the coil has been testing the cars in a few big cities, including san francisco. that has been stopped. uber's ceo said he is thinking of the victim's family and that the company will work local law enforce

this would have never happened under muller or louie free or william webster or even bill sessions. way to address this is to brush aside politics. brush aside anything that is distracting and go back to the facts and the precedent. that's what these disciplinary actions are all about. there's ample precedent. i've seen street agents fired for lack of candor, which is really lying, but it is a nice way of saying it. if it is good for street agents, then it should apply to the executive level. assuming the facts are being as reported. >> there's texts that have come out between this fella. peter strug. 35000 employees in the bureau, but the seem three or four people seem to have their fingers in everything that mattered the text between peter struck and rudy contreras a court judge and he's basically playing out peter struck with his lover. games in which he can improperly influence the pfizer court judge. why are peter struck and his paramore why are they still there? >> yeah the disciplinary process works behind the scenes. it is not made public. they don't fire you and then decide

the closure begins here on webster at alameda, goes underwater to connect with harrison street in oakland. drivers should expect delays to last into the monday morning commute. and into the better part of this coming week. >>> remarkable story of survival in gold country. a pilot ended up on top of his plane after hitting power lines and crashing into a river. and he will be just find -- fine. >> reporter: a pilot was flying alone and crashed a mile away from where we are standing. he heard an explosion before he saw the plane go down. a fiery crash sunday morning causing this plaintive fall in the yuba river. the pilot who deputies identified as 66-year-old tender to the desk of timothy bennett. according to witness the pilot was flying over brown's valley as he struck power lines and crashed into the yuba river. the pilot was able to make his way out of the cockpit and weight on top of his plane for rescue. video captured by highway patrol officers shows the chp officer rescuing bennett before taking him to a sacramental hospital. he suffered minor scrapes and burns. the plane will be r

it is going to cause a big backup on webster street. we have a big backup this morning.ther east bay commutes, the freeway getting off to the bay bridge is backed up. at the toll plaza, it is a 20 minute delay. we have traffic on i-880 that is been slow, and on the san mateo bridge, it is going to be slow all the way across. you can see that the peninsula, when you get there, you are going to see slow traffic on 101. that will be all the way up into the city. i want to mention that concord to walnut creek traffic has not been too bad. there is a little bit of slowing in lafayette. >>> good morning everybody. except for some patchy fog, it is going to be a nice day. son in the mornings and clouds in the afternoon, but a rainy week ahead. the rain will begin tomorrow, and it should not be that heavy for us, but it will be really heavy toward santa barbara. our rain will pick up on wednesday night into thursday, in the cold air will arrive on thursday night into friday and go all the way into saturday. the setup here is pointing for us a dry monday, but santa barbara looks

i'm ashley webster in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." stocks bounce back from their worst week in more than two years and optimism apparently spreading beyond wall street. here is treasury secretary steve mnuchin speaking to fox news just yesterday. >> i think we're working on a pathway to see if we can reach an agreement as to what fair trade is for them to open up reduce tariffs. in a negotiation you have to be prepared to take action and that is what president trump is doing. ashley: he certainly is. the president displaying his confidence in our economy in a tweet this morning saying quote, the economy is look really really good. it has been years since we've seen underlying numbers of this company is better has perhaps never been better. joining me, steve forbes. thanks for joining us in studio. >> good to be with you. >> let's pick up what the president said, are you happy with the u.s. economy, heading in the right direction. is it healthy? >> i think it is healthy. news coming out negotiating with china on the trade disputes is a

and to thank all of the school sites that welcomed me to their campuses last friday, daniel webster elementary, star king brian elementary school, and june juniper serra, and also acknowledge john muir for the african american read aloud last february . >> are there other announcements? so i want to thank all of the school site council members that came out on saturday for our school planning retreat. i hope it was a fruitful day, and we'll start seeing some budgets that reflect your community and your community's needs. i want to thank ignite, an organization that prepares young girls in high school and in college to go into politics and commissioner merase and i had the opportunity to host a table to meet with young women all over the bay area, and actually, some other places. i met with a woman from chicago that was interested in coming to the bay area. i also wanted to just announce the annual mayor's youth jobs plus event. it's our youth resource fair. we'll be hiring on the spot, and there'll be lots of other employers that will be at this event. it'll be on saturday, march the 17th at t

if you go to the dictionary, merriam-webster in particular, it is a fear to coerce. that's what the terror organizations do. i'm not saying the nra went out and purposely pulled the trigger on any of these mass shootings, but they certainly made it a lot easier for those kinds of things to happen in our country. you referenced sandy hook. the federal government hasn't done a thing since then. >> right. >> they can't even bar terrorists from buying guns in this country because the nra opposes that. we have a no-fly list, but the people on that list can buy guns in america. how does that make any sense? al qaeda actually tells people about that in america. they say if you're on our side, you know, use that loophole and commit mayhem. how does that make any sense? the nra has existed from 1871 to 1977 is a very different kor organization than the organization that has existed since '77 when it was basically taken over by the most radical elements who actually believe every gun sold is good for society, regardless of who it goes to. we should measure ourselves by how man

ashley webster from fox business with the latest. >> interesting stuff.makers as you mentioned are zeroing in on facebook and its security and privacy issues. the president we're told according to reports is taking aim at amazon. that big retail company. the white house was asked about it today after today's press briefing. take a listen. >> a report today on president trump and amazon caused the company's stock to tumble $53 billion. is the president, as that report said, looking for ways to go after the internet retail giant? >> look, we have no announcements and no specific policies or actions that we're currently pushing forward or considering taking. >> that was a great nonanswer. but there's been no mistake how the president feels. he says that he wants to level the playing field. he's said that several times in the past. the question is what does that mean? he's worried, we believe, that amazon pays too little tax and putting the mom and pop retailers at risk of going out of business. last august he took aim at the company saying "amazon is doing g

. >> inclusion rider, those two words were the top five mere yes, ma'am webster googled words of theight as well. certainly her speech at the end of the evening ncaps lated the mood. this is a left leaning industry that wants to be seen doing the right thing. there are still issues of assault and more broadly the pay gap. it is something very few people have heard of until the oscars. >> warren beatty and fay du tpn dunaway. >> it is so nice seeing you again. >> as they say, presenting is lovely or the second time around. >> and the oscar goes to -- "the shape of water." >> that was the actual winner. and he checks the envelope. >> double-checked. that film took four awards most of the night. dunkirk took three. blade runner, two. there wasn't one dominant winner. you saw a number of different wins as opposed to one that took home all the prizes. that's what i love about the oscars as opposed to ten years ago where you might have not heard of them, not seen them. now you can watch them on demand today. >>> brian, thank you. speaking of the oscars, former nba great kobe bryant can add