them, allowing wesley to attempt to operate the wall.ailing to follow proper procedures. failing to properly train he employees inafe operation of the wall. >> you must have traichng. dren are dying. >> reporter: kathy cole owns the company that makes a device called safe path. it usesotion sensors and will stop a partition from movingf someone or something gets in its path. a news 4 consumeres igation found there are nearly 500 motorized partions in schoo in the d.c. region and only one of them has an additional safety device like sith paafe inth. >> i'm t to educate the public that there are some dangers lurking out there in yourchool gym andou have the right to know about it and you have the right to demand action. >> reporter: cole i calling on every school district nationwide to require training for these walls. >> i'm trying oprevent a death, i'm willing to work for free, youknow, with the united states department of education, with any -- >> reporter: anyone who will listen. >> anyone w will listen. >> reporter: cole tells us safe

c >> reportearol bailey is friends with wesley's grandmother. also spent a lot of years teaching in fairfax county schools. wesley's death left her with a lot of hquestions. could that have happened? >> reporter: now these documen obtained by news 4 are shedding more light on the tragedy. attorneys for wesley's parents sent this letter to fairfax m county lasth stating their intent to sue, not just the school district, but any employees present at the time of wesley's death. the documents claim there were two teachers and one after school program employee in the jim the afternoonle w was killed. it's believed one of those teachers asked for wesley's help closing the motorized partition for a dance later that evening. attorneys say the county and the employees were negligent in wesley's death for a number of reasons, among them allowing wesley to attempt to o trate wall, failing to follow proper procedures, failing to properly train employees in the safe operation of the wall. >> you must have training. children are dying. >> reporter: kathy cole

wesley, to you, a lot of the manafort document was redacted as expected. this revelation of communications or directing someone to communicate with the white house on his behalf as late as may 26th of this year, he'd been indicted for months by then. what's the significance of that? >> certainly. we obviously like you said a lot of these documents have been redacted. there's a lot we don't know and don't know everything that mueller and his team know. seems clear based on the timing of this that one of the reasons that manafort might have been attempting to contact the white house could be an effort to secure a party. to security some type of legal help from the president. again, this is after paul manafort had been indicted. he was facing serious legal jeopardy. this was at a time right after the president to of the fanfare had issued a posthumous pardon to jack johnson. you remember the tweets at that time. it raises a question of what was paul manafort attempting to communicate to the white house and what was he trying to get back. to go back to what wh

wesley was a church of england minister. the holiness movement comes out of methodism, for the most part . there are some other varieties of holiness, christianity but for the most part they are methodist. this is where we are now. we are talking about pentecostals. they are the radical left wing of holiness product to system protestantism. pentecostal revival first came to the attention of kind of the mainstream press in 1906. when newspapers started covering a major religious event known as the azusa street revival. here is an image of the mission on azusa street in los angeles. the los angeles times reporting this weird babble of tongues, new sect of fanatics is breaking loose was the sub headlines. wild scene last night on azusa street. words talk to buy a sister. what is this bewildered reporter talking about? pentecostal leaders have been traveling the country for a few years at this point when an african-american hotel waiter, a guy named william seymour, picked up this message of the radical power of the holy spirit

just the schoolic dis but any employees present at the time of wesley's death. the documents claim there were two teachers and one after e schoolloyee in the gym the afternoon wesley was killed. it is believed one of those asked for wesley's help closing the motorized partician failing ton properly traine wall. >> you must have training. children are dying. >>athywns the company that makes the device called safe pah. it uses motion sensors and will stop a partician if something gets in its path. the are nearly 500 in schools in the d.c. region. >> i'm trying tca e and you have the right to know about it and you have the right to demand action. >> calling on every school district nationwide to require training for thesels w >> i'm trying to prevent a death. i'm willingo work for free within the partner of education, listen.one who will >> they tell us it costs between 5 and $6,000 to install per wall. fairfax county has no current plans to install the devices, a story we broke earlier this year. il when you say you don't really realize it u it happens to you, don

remember how important the moravians were for wesley? so, the methodists came out of the church of england. remember, wesley was himself a church of england minister. the holiness movement comes out of methodism. for the most part. there are some other varieties of holiness. christianity. but for the most part, methodists. and then, this is where we are now. now we are talking about pentecostals. who are the radical left wing of holiness protestantism. okay? this is what it looks like. at least in a general way. >> pentecostal revival first came to the attention of kind of the mainstream press in 1906. when newspapers started covering a major religious event known as the azusa street revival. here's an image of the mission on azusa street in los angeles. the los angeles times, reporting, this weird battle of tongues. new sect of fanatics is breaking loose. that is the sub headline. wild scene last night on azusa street. gurgle of words, -- taught by a sister. what is this reporter this bewildered reporter talking about? all right. well,

remember how important the meravians were for wesley. so out of the church of england, wesley was a church of england minister. the holiness movement comes out of methodism, for the most part. there are some other varieties of holiness christianity, but for the most part methodist. and here is where we are now. now we're talking about pentecostals, who are the radical left-wing of holiness protestantism. okay. this is what it looks like. at least in a general way. now, pentecostal revival first came to the attention of the mainstream press in 1906. when newspapers started covering a major religious event known as the azus street -- in los angeles, "the los angeles times" reporting this weird battle of tongues, new sect of fanatics is breaking lose. that is the sub-headline. wild scene last night on azusa street, gurgle of words -- of words talked by a sister. what is this bewildered reporter talking about? well pentecostal leaders had been traveling the country for a few years at this point when an african-american hotel waiter, a guy na

. >> let's talk about it with cnn contributor wesley lawrie, a national reporter for "the washingtonost" and michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. gentlemen, welcome back, and michael, let me start with you with the legal question here. after congress and the president signed that bill, zeroed out the penalty for not buying health care coverage, was this decision that we saw, this ruling that we saw from judge o'connor, more likely? >> it was probably more likely. i don't think it's well founded orwe well grounded. interesting that people chowing down at the public trough, these state attorneys general who brought the case, are eagle to meddle with things that they're not really affected by. the decision, i think it was overbroad. i think when you look at it, typically a judge if there's a way to respect the intent of congress -- and congress did not strike down the whole law most recently -- then he should have followed through. it's way overbroad and i think likely to be quickly appealed. >> wesley, i want to get to you in a moment, but striking do

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inside there were some stunning details that describe what exactly happened the das w that wesley died. there's also a letter from attorneys and their inten to sue fairfax county and all employees in the gym at the . particular ti the documents claim at that time there were actually two teachers and o afterschool employee a one of those teachers -- which was redact sod ed so we't d hav name -- sought wesley and asked themo move the motorized partitioner, use the key to open it up which was just like, according to the attorneys and we spoke with them as well, they were stunn by that. number one, there should be no children operating these motorize partitions according to tm sohey said why ask wesley to help them with moving were artition when the two teachers and an afterschool employdu? there weres in the room. so they're suing them in terms of negligence is what they're saying. basically allows wesley to attempt to p close ttition in the first place, failing to follow proper procedures and failing to properly train employees. g is there any indication or explanationen for asking the c

schools did revise policies after wesley's death. motorized particians are in the lowed to be operated when students are in the room or near the walls. only employees are the only ones with access to the operating key. back to you. >> thank you. >>> our consumer team did reach out to every school district in the d.c region to find out who has these particians and what es poli if any, are in place. you can check out our app and seechxactly w schools have these powerful walls. just search particians. >>> a powerful rainstorm set to hammerhe east coast. storm team shows the systems moving our way to make all of this happen. doug is here tracking what it all means for us, doug. >> this storm is g into parts of texas and mississippi and louisiana. down around frida they will experience severe weather. tomorrow during the day thest really begins to ramp up. it is coming together now. once it does we'll see it move way. look how much is impacted from this storm. from chicago all the way down a line of very strong thunderstorms and then all

to do that, we have wesley lowery from "the washington post" and white house reporter for "the new york times," micha michael shear. let me start with michael and just ask the obvious. do you hear something out of whatever we've learned now from the senator and apparently this lunch that makes you say, hey, we're on the cusp of maybe ending this partial government shutdown? >> you know, i'm super skeptical, martin. look, this is senator graham expressing his own hopes. he's been an advocate for some kind of deal like this for an awful long time, before trump was even on the scene. then trying to figure out some deal with trump. the problem on both sides, you have democrats who are not going to be willing for the kind of limited relief for the daca population, the so-called dreamers who have been living in this country illegally since they were very small children, the kind of sort of limited relief that senator graham is talking about. the left and democrats are not going to be satisfied with that. and on trump's right, there are people like stephen miller and others in that community w

negligent forwere a number of reasons allowing wesley to aempt to operate the wall, failing to follow proper procedures, failing to properly train employees in the safe operation of the wall. >> you must havedr training. ch are dying. >> kathy owns the company that makes the device called safe path. it uses motion sensors and will stop it from moving if something getting in its path. they found there are nearly00 motorized particians and only one has a safety device like safe path. >> i'mg tryo educate the public. there are some dangers lurking out there in your school gym. you the right no knoabout it and p the right to demand action. >> he is calling overy school district to require training for these walls. >> i'm trying to prevent a death. i'm willing to work for free, you know, with the united fstates, partner education, with anyone who willn. lis >> they say it costs between 5 and $6,000 to install per wall. they note that despite an annual budget of 2.8 million they have no current plans to install the devices, a sto we broke earlier this year and the attorneys included in this

wus wesley ron was at the climate talks in cut of its own and joins me now on the phone from krakow in poland first off can you just run down some reasons why we should be optimistic about this deal for people who want to reason to be optimistic graphic up twenty four we have very cohesive hundred. retired world became the security would come to be driven by maturing. that will never happen before you have a lot of political will here we will be a lot of different. groups you lot of different. story but it will be a lot of different ways to address the growing emissions and different go through issue. the country can talk about your topic or. but on the other hand right so there is a lot missing here we heard that criticism where did kopp twenty four come up short . of twenty four to have. tribulation. developing nation. report. like we're having troubles with the line we'll try to get back to that was the west iran in cracow all and thank you very much for your thoughts friess in ukraine have established an independent national church moves angered the russian orthodox church which co

joining me, former national security analyst spokesperson, wesley clark. welcome.py early new years. general, i'm going to start with you on this one. let's talk about the president's tweets here. a lot of back and forth with regard to isis. the president, shaping policy on the last person he spoke to. you give us the down and dirty, general. is isis still a problem? >> well, isis is still a problem. we know there are still isis survivors and leadership in parts of syria. they haven't been eliminated. the organization has been taken down. it's lost its territory. the tactics the u.s. military is using, working with allies are effective. they were begun under the obama administration, they have been continued. leaders know what they are doing, we are providing the right assistance with fire power and support to enable to folks on the ground, mostly kurdish allies to eliminate the remaining pockets of isis. the criticism of president trump is, a, he overstated the results, b, the decision making process was improper and, c, if you pull out immediately, you lose the g

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to talk more about this is lynn sweet, the washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun-times" and wesley lowery, who is the national reporter for "the washington post." thank you both for being here. as miss johnson sort of stated very well, she didn't ask for this wall. president trump has said something to the opposite, that actually federal workers want the wall. and we've got a cnn poll that shows 57% of people oppose a wall being built. only 38% favor it. so, lynn, the president really seems to have dug in his heels here. >> well, he has. i think the conversation needs to go back to the foundational point. he promised, no matter what you think of this wall, he promised mexico will pay for it. that is a point of conversation that the republicans seem to have forgotten in these months and, now, two years have gone by. so the debate over the wall would not have led to a shutdown if trump had kept the foundational promise central to his campaign. two parts, i'll build a wall and mexico will pay for it. he didn't have to promise mexico will pay for it. he could have said i'll build the w

on saturday night ... officers pulled over 34-year-old wesley groves near east tabor ave.e told police he was on probation and he had a loaded firearm under his seat. the officer found a loaded 9mm semi-auto handgun with two magazines taped together at the base after search. police say the handgun had been stolen out of state. groves was arrested and booked into solano county jail. (robin) antioch police say a woman in one neighborhood helped catch a man prowling around cars. police arrested this man.they say a neighbor tipped them off yesterday morning ... about the suspect walking around trying to open car doors. home surveillance video helped lead police to the suspect. they arrested him after a short foot chase.police say he had a loaded gun on him that was stolen. he also had numerous warrants for his arrest. (robin) antioch police spread some holiday cheer over the weekend.they brought in much needed gifts to families who could use a helping hand. kron4's michelle kingston has reaction from one of the families. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"the family tells me

will shejoin me in congratulating circe and wesley, who has just congratulating circe and wesley, who good humour, great good humour, with compassion and dignity. even though this house is so divided on so many issues, it should be united on this report.” think he is absolutely right. i hope this issue of mental health and how we look at the mental health act is an important question that would unite people across this house with a recognition that we have been right to have this review. i am happy to congratulate professor sir simon wesley on the work he has done. he has engaged with the large number of servers tutors and their families, as well as health organisations to help traders recommendations. i look forward to reading them. we will commit as a government to come forward with legislation in due course. this is an important area and we should all get behind this because we need to ensure that we are delivering for those people in our country suffering from mental health problems. as the dounreay nuclear site continues to decommission, the replacement with high—qualityjobs is d

i want to bring in jason johnson, maya wiley and general wesley clark. jason, there's plenty of blame to go around washington. i ask you for your considered judgment as we begin the hour tonight. are we witnessing a failure of the congress or the failure of the president tonight? >> we're witnessing the failure of both, ari. the president does not know how to negotiate in good faith. he stabbed mitch mcconnell in the back, his own party. this is the example of the consistent failed leadership of mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. this is a perfect way for paul ryan to end his career in congress. despite running both houses in the white house they couldn't get the most basic promise they made to their constituents done which is get money for the wall. forget get money from mexico, they couldn't get the wall paid for themselves. now they face a situation where democrats can objectively say they were never really going to vote for this outside of daca but now we had a midterm election where republicans tried to scare people into wanting the wall for talking abo

there is a powell memorial off to my side, a memorial to john wesley powell. he was the first river explorer here, back in 1869. and he was a passionate geologist. he just wanted to come out and explore the canyon's geology. and put together a do-it-yourself trip. and he was a teacher at illinois wesleyan university and didn't get much support from the federal government. most explorations of the west were federally sponsored because they had national import, hopefully they would bring back new territories or economic resources or new transportation routes. and the nation wasn't convinced the grand canyon was worth all that much, so powell got almost no support for his expeditions, so he put it together on his own. he had nine other crew members to start out with, and some got disgruntled along the way and left. there was a controversy about that, because there is a plaque on the memorial and three names were left off, they did almost all of the trip but at the end of the trip they decided they had enough so they walked off to the mormon villages in utah and w

i certainly am happy to congratulate simon wesley on the work he's done. he's engaged with a wide number of service providers and health organizations and professionals to help shape his recommendations. i look forward to reading them and commit as a government to come forward with legislation in due course. this is an important area. we should all get behind this because we need to ensure to deliver for those people suffering from mental health problems. >> mr. speaker, the issue of high quality replacement jobs is important. it's crucial. therefore, i welcome her majesty's government to locate the uk's first rocket launch. i give credit where it is due, mr. speak. will the prime minister ensure that the maximum number of jobs arising from this site will be located locally and not somewhere much further south? >> i say to the honorable jarks i thank him about his remarks. this is an exciting opportunity to take a leading role and obviously he's referenced the new space port and the ambition we have there. i understand that following a positive report, the

i want to bring in wesley clark and phil mud. we need to steady the ship, give me a sense of the proportion of what's going on in our government right now? >> i think the -- this is a really dangerous time for the u.s. government, it's christmas holidays. you have a lot of snap decisions being made by a president who is famous for snap decisions. these are consequential decisions. he's under tremendous pressure, obviously from the mueller investigation. the rumor is coming out of the middle east are astonishing, when you listen to them, that he's looking for a way out. that he's taken huge bribes from foreign countries and mueller has some or all of this in the works, his children are in danger. so i mean, trump's head is spinning, you have to look at these decisions as not only dangerous in themselves, but probably part of his bargaining strategy for how he wants to exit the u.s. government and try to avoid impeachment or criminal indictment for himself and his family. this is a really dangerous time. >> keeping it to the specif

it's something you'll never forget, your husband," former jets wide receiver wesley walker said. "and i know what that's like.""i know it's a tragedy, but when a community comes together and supports each other, like what's happening here, i think the whole world needs to know," former jets running back freeman mcneil added.and so even though they never expected this on christmas, the easy family's house is now bustling and full as they wait, with questions and broken hearts."he's not here with us, but we're here as a family," nixtia easy said. "so that's what is important. family was number one for him."freeport mayor robery kennedy and lynbrook's deputy mayor helped arrange the christmas visit, along with a delivery of gifts, especially for the youngest of easy's four children, jayden, who's only 12 (vicki) that was stacey sager reporting. the family says they are now getting a bit more cooperation and hoping to have norman's body back by thursday. their goal is to give him a proper funeral on january 4. (vicki) still ahead... a controversial move by a referee-- after a teen wa

in britain, but wesley's missionaries and pastors start to become active in the first great awakening and especially after the american revolution, the methodists go out on the frontier and establish, eventually thousands of new churches so that by the time of the civil war the methodists have gone from being non-existent in the beginning of the first great awakening to by the time of the civil war, they're the largest protestant denomination in america. so the congregationalists and the church of england, and the anglican church which has come to be known as the episcopal church they're kind of left behind in terms of numbers. the baptists and methodists come to the fore. obviously, for baylor that is a significant baptist and get as far out as central texas by the 1840s and are establishing not only churches, but a college, baylor. okay? so that's pretty important to us. the revivals as you can see begin in new england in the colonies, new jersey, pennsylvania, very heavily affected by the revivals and slowly spread into the southern colonies by the 1750s. they're also happening in

wesley groves near east tabor ave. old admitted he was on probation and he had a loaded firearm under his seat. the officer found a loaded 9mm semi-auto handgun with two magazines taped together at the base after search. police say the handgun had been stolen out of state. groves was arrested and booked into solano county jail. ( will ) and santa rosa police arrested one person following a fight at the santa rosa plaza and discovered a stolen, loaded weapon and about a pound of pot in their car. officers were called out because of the fight --- but the suspects ran before police could aphrehend anyone on the scene. it was during a traffic stop in the parking lot, that 18-year-old angel valencia tried to run from police and they found the illegal items in their car. the weapon was reported stolen in new mexico. (will) expect to see more law enforcement on the roads today and tomorrow. the c-h-p and local police departments are stepping up patrols in an effort to crack down on drunk or impaired drivers. they have d-u-i c

question that will unite people with the recognition, certainly happy to congratulate professor simon wesley on the work he has done, engaged with a wide range of large number and health organizations to shape his recommendation. i look forward to reading them and we will bring the government forward with legislation in due course. we should all get behind this to ensure we are delivering people who do this with mental health problems. >> my constituency continues to decommission the issue of high-quality replacement jobs, hugely important and crucial. therefore i welcome the decision to locate the uk's rocket launch site. i give credit where it is due. will the prime minister ensure that the maximum number of jobs will be located locally and not somewhere much further south? >> i thank him for his remarks. this is an exciting opportunity to take a leading role in the new commercial space age and referenced the new space force and the ambitions we have following a positive report, moving ahead with their plan which could create 40 skilled jobs locally in construction and operation and i reco

wesley groves near east tabor ave. the 34 year old admitted he was on probation and he had a loaded firearm under his seat. the officer found a loaded 9mm semi-auto handgun with two magazines taped together at the base after search. police say the handgun had been stolen out of state. groves was arrested and booked into solano county jail. (justine) power is back on in parts of napa after a car crashed into two pg&e power poles early this morning. the california highway patrol tells us, the crash happened around 3:30 a.m. on northbound state route 29 at north kelly road. no one was injured. it is unclear what caused the crash. (justine) there are new parking restrictions at the golden gate bridge during the holidays. now through january 1st... personal vehicles will not be allowed to park at the "welcome center" or "vista point." taxis and rideshare vehicles will be allowed to pickup and drop off passengers at the welcome center. but they will ánot be allowed at vista point on the north side of the bridge. the closures

wesley groves near east tabor ave. the 34 year old admitted he was on probation and he had a loaded firearm under his seat. the officer found a loaded 9mm semi-auto handgun with two magazines taped together at the base after search. police say the handgun had been stolen out of state. groves was arrested and booked into solano county jail. (justine) there are new parking restrictions at the golden gate bridge during the holidays. now through january 1st... personal vehicles will not be allowed to park at the "welcome center" or "vista point." taxis and rideshare vehicles will be allowed to pickup and drop off passengers at the welcome center. but they will ánot be allowed at vista point on the north side of the bridge. the closures intended to reduce traffic congestion. denise cantrell, antioch"no one visits me and for four police officers to come to my house and visit us it was nice." (justine) a family in need receives a big surprise this holiday season. antioch police brought in .. much needed gifts to families who

plenty of energy for the dubs in the fourth quarter, but they would blow an 18-pointea w wesley matthewsith 3 of the 25 and the lead was down to four. then with 20 seconds remaining, warriors by a point, and kevin durant, the dagger. he had 29-12-8, and the dubs win it 128-116. >> this is an accomplished team, so i am trying to fit in where i can and do whatever it takes. if it is rebounds or playing defense or knocking down the open shots or, you know, just crashing the glass hard and doing all of the little things. so that is what i try to do. >> and he made a whole bunch of shots. he shot the ball really well, but he got a lot of offensive boards, too, and he had four of thema and couple of tip ins and several plays that just got the crowd into it. >> now, to college hoops. san francisco dons know how to defend their court. is the late toast leave wi latest to leave with a loss. second half, frankie ferrari with the great bounce pass there to ja marry, and the two-handed finish. and dajon davis with the shot. and stanford got the lead down to four, and bryce wills with the corner thre

. >> this is wesley. >> wow. >> reporter: the result was their beautiful baby wesley.t now it is not covered by insurance, cecilia. >> okay, amy, thanks a lot. we want to bring in now dr. jessica shepherd let start with this era test. why is this such a surprising and exciting development? >> infertility in general can be such an emotional turmoil and journey. this is so exciting. what we're finding this is so much personalized medication or medicine rather and so what they're looking at is women who have gone through recurrent miscarriages and recurrent losses so not so much getting pregnant, it's staying pregnant. and so this is good for women using their dna to look at their endometrial lining to determine when is the best time to implant the embryo. we have this wonderful demo, the perfect way to visualize. if you think of the cavity the tissue needs to be perfect priming for that implantation. this is a little too little. this one has a little bit too much. but as you'll see here, this is just the perfect amount of soil for this flower to bloom which is just like

sometimes, you know, wesley clark got in late in 2004, or rick perry got in late in 2011, but i think this point the eventual nominee will get in january, february or march. >> we're also learning that ohio senator, sherrod brown, is meeting with barack obama, and i thought, what -- i want to come and kiss the ring, and does that help you or hurt you when the narrative is i would love to meet with you? >> i would love to have a nice meeting with former president barack obama. barack obama is still the most popular person in the democratic party at this point in time, and hillary clinton's numbers have gone down since she lost in 2016, and barack obama has favorable ratings, and 80 or 90%, and he's about as popular with democrats as donald trump is with republicans. for me, this is somebody that wants to say, hey, this guy likes me, he likes me. >> we have jonathan martin with t "the new york times," and sherrod brown may cut into bernie sanders' backing. we have you here, and you look at the numbers. new year's resolutions. what is the statistics, the data? >> i probably am not going

powerful figure of the truman administration, other than the president himself, was immeasurably john wesley snyder. the secretary of the treasury. he was truman's first appointment to high office two days after fdr's death. snyder had a unique relationship with george marshall, which served as an anchor of these early years in the administration. snyder held the reins of the u.s. economy. he also by authority of congress had ultimate authority for all u.s. international, as well as domestic transactions. which meant he had ultimate authority over the marshall plan. and truman allowed snyder to be involved in everything. they had been best friends since 1928.snyder was put on the committee for palestine he be put on the national security council, he'd be put on the nato council. he would be responsible for persuading truman to hire dean atkinson as a secretary of state.in january 1949. and he would have the final word in april 1951, with his friend truman, alone in the white house residence to fire general macarthur. it's among the people that are overlooked by the historians. 1948 was defin

wesley matthews, three of his 25. the lead was down to four.th 20 seconds left warriors up a point. who else? kevin durant with the dagger. he had 29 points, 12 boards and eight assists. the dubs win it 120-116. >> this is a very accomplished team. so i'm just trying to fit in where i can and do whatever it takes. and it's rebounds or playing defense or knocking down open shots or crashing the glass hard. doing all the little things. that's what i try to do. >> made a whole bunch of shots. he shot the ball really well but he had a bunch of offensive boards too, he had four of them, and a couple tip-ins. he had several plays that just got the crowd into it. >>> a rare saturday mat nye in san jose. the sharks hitting the ice against their long-time rivals the kings. second meeting this year between the teams. the sharks won the first in overtime. ilya kovalchuk missed the first ten games due to an ankle injury. scores less than five minutes into his return. 1-0 kings. they led 2-0 in the third when timo meyer with a great pass mae it 2-1. and the

shannon: wesley clark who ran for president as a democrat had an interesting theory he is floating, but people are talking about it. >> friends and allies in the middle east are asking did erdogan pay off the president? shannon: an interesting charge to level. >> i think he is probably rethinking that. i hope because i've known him for a long time, that he will set the record straight. first of all, i don't trust erdogan either and i don't think anybody that has been watching what is going on in syria trusts erdogan particularly when it comes to going into an area occupied primarily by kurds after decades of the turks chasing the kurds, even killing many of the kurds in turkey. i don't trust erdogan in this situation. erdogan that is one of the issues people have, that the kurds are left in a vulnerable position. molly hemingway had an interesting piece in the federalist called trump's withdrawal policies are correct but communicated horribly. she said the reality is bashar al-assad has won the civil war and we could play a role but we do not owe them and this protection. they have been

wesley matthews, 3 of his 25. the lead was down to four.rriors by a point. kevin durant, the dagger. he had 29-12-8. the dubs win it, 120-116. >> this is a very accomplished team. i'm just trying to fit in where i can and do whatever it takes. if it's rebound or playing defense or knocking down the shots. crashing the glass hard. you know, doing all the little things. that's what i try to ote made a whole bunch of was -- he shot the ball really well. but he got a lot of offensive boards too. he had four of them and a couple tip-ins. he had several plays that just got the crowd into it now to college hoops. the san francisco dogs know how to defend their home court. stanford cardinal, the latest team to leave the hilltop with a loss. the gm, bob myers checking out the action. the dons are undefeated. frankie ferrari, the great bounce pass. stanford better in the second half than the first. te'jon davis, off the turnover. strong finish. you got to play defense. ferrari was left wide open. stanford got the lead down to four. brice wills with t

. >> the family's youngest son, college student wesley ward, was home alone the day of the murder. for almost an entire day. we had pieces of carpet taken up, pieces of wall removed, we had plumbers come in and go through traps and clean traps out. and we just thought that was it but it wasn't. >> while both ward and felice faced grand juries, neither would be indicted. but police had leads on yet another suspect. >> in 1987, a young girl named heather coffin was sexually assaulted and murdered by a game named raymond sheehan about a mile from barbara jean. and the main witness in the barbara jean murder identified raymond sheehan has the man carrying the box, positive identification. you have a positive i.d. of someone who murdered another little girl and you know it. as far as i know, the d.a. has done nothing. >> we believe there is additional material that we have not seen regarding the original investigation by the homicide unit, police department, and the d.a. have taken positions consistently they believe that certain information need not be produced. >> rollins has argued f

let me bring in national reporter for the "washington post," cnn contributor wesley lowry.ear term, what will happen to people who are already currently covered under obamacare? >> so, the easy answer to that, and it seems like basically nothing, that things should function the way they would have otherwise under the affordable care act, because this is unquestionably going to come to an appeal first to the circuit court and then very likely up to the supreme court that right now the affordable care act remains the law of the land and people who have signed up for it, who are receiving health coverage through it should still be able to -- nothing should change with the way their healthcare works which i think everyone can agree is probably a good thing, right? you don't like to wake up on saturday morning and wonder if you have health insurance or not, no matter what your politics are. >> yeah, and so what about the deadline to sign up is affected by this as well or no? >> well, no. so there was a deadline tonight, i wanted to say, in every state except massachusetts and th

joining me now is former nanato supreme allied commander general wesley clark and former republican house rogers. thank you for joining us. general, let me start with you. cnn reporting that the abrupt decision to withdraw from syria that started this cascading events occurred after the president spoke with turkish president erdogan and essentially said take it it's yours. we're out. it's part of the nato coalition you once led. how concerned are you about this process or lack thereof and the seceding to turkey? >> it seems like there's no rationale for the decision. then you have to ask why was the decision made? people around the world are asking this and our allies in the middle east are asking, did erdogan blackmail the president? was there a payoff is or something? why would a guy make a decision like this? all the recommendations were against it. and it looked like all the facts were against it, too. we're not quite finished with isis. we're not taking a lot of casualties over there. the kurds have been reliable allies. why do this right now? and this is the matter that is of most c

at wesley in princeton. he was also the greatest public speaker of his time. he was an adoring husband and father, really wonderful. his first wife, ellen and memories of him. he had a lot on his shoulders. the self-support, not just of his wife and three daughters but this relatives who were always turning up, needing help. he was the only wilson who made good. so everybody else counted on him for financial support for years at a time. he never complained about this or talked about it. we only know about it because his wife, ellen would mention it in a letter to someone else. he was not a warm extroverted guy. he was very courteous and unusually thoughtful. one of my favorite stories about him was the time in the summer of 1914, his wife had just died. world war i had just begun and the family rented a summer house in new hampshire so he went up there and his friend came to visit him. wasn't put him in, they shared this week had a bathroom in the middle. wilson put him in the other better and when house got up in the morning, he realized that wilson had gotte

. >> reporter: wesley bell is the newly elected prosecutor of st. louis county. he will be the first african-american to hold that office. he unseated bob mccullough the 27 year incumbent who refused to prosecute the officer who killed michael brown. >> broad reforms in the country and i would rather the former attorney general just support what we're doing as opposed to using this as a political bunchline or what have you. >> reporter: why does reform, especially in this country, really matter? >> we're talking about the livelihoods of thousands of people, families just being able to go to the grocery store and come home without being pulled over, for the quality of life of people in ferguson for black people in st. louis county actualizing these reforms is necessary to turn around a culture that's his foredly been oppressive. >> it costs a lot. >> there's no cost to justice. there really is not anything too expensive to preserve the rights of people. >> reporter: for leslie mcspadden, reform is personal. her son's killing revealed-wide spread abuse in ferguson.

wesley matthews, 3 of his 25. the lead was down to four.oint. kevin durant, the dagger. he had 29-12-8. the dubs win it, 120-116. >> this is a very accomplished team. i'm just trying to fit in where i can and do whatever it takes. if it's rebound or playing defense or knocking down the shots. crashing the glass hard. you know, doing all the little things. that's what i try to do. >> he made a whole bunch of shots. he was -- he shot the ball really well. but he got a lot of offensive boards too. he had four of them and a couple tip-ins. he had several plays that just got the crowd into it. >>> now to college hoops. the san francisco dons know how to defend their home court. stanford cardinal, the latest team to leave the hilltop with a loss. the gm, bob myers checking out the action. the dons are undefeated. that's at home this season. second half, frankie ferrari, the great bounce pass. two-hand finish. stanford better in the second half than the first. te'jon davis, off the turnover. strong finish. you got to play defense. three guys got c

earlier this month by wesley.ecent years the state has suffered an array of environmental woes to varying degree, climate related, jerry brown's climate efforts has been profoundly important and it's a measure of the breadth of the environmental crisis that they haven't been nearly enough. it was both complementary and at the same time, not enough. is that how you leave the governorship? it wasn't enough? or is there still more that you could have done? >> not even close. we're doing more than anybody else and not close in america with the rest of the world. look, we've got to get those zero emission cars on the road. we have to figure out new ways of making cement. we have to clean up our ships which are creating more pollution than california and texas put together. the technology, the investment, the lifestyle changes, the land use changes and this is a revolutionary threat and we've got to get off this idea it's the economy, stupid. no, it's the environment and the ecology that we have to get on the side of an

former nato commander wesley clark, who has run for president as a democrat, had a very interesting theory that he's floating. he says people are talking about it. here's his take. >> some of our friends and allies in the middle east are asking did erdogan blackmail the president? >> shannon: that's an interesting charge to level. >> yeah, i think general clark probably is rethinking that, and i hope, because i've known him for a long time, i hope that he will try to set the record straight there. first of all, i don't trust erdogan either. and i don't think anybody that's been watching what's going on in syria trusts erdogan cooperatively when it comes to going into an area that's occupied primarily by kurds after decades of the turks chasing the kurds, even killing many, many of the kurds in turkey. i don't trust erdogan here in this situation. >> shannon: that's clearly one of the issues people have who are opposed to the pullout of syria, saying that the kurds are going to be left in a vulnerable position. mollie hemingway had an interesting piece in "the federalist" called "trump's sy