. >> near downtown hattiesburg, william carry university is shut down.tudents evacuated, cars tossed. dorms damaged. >> we got everybody into the bathrooms. it got pretty bad out there. wind, lightning striking all around us. >> look at that. >> overnight, howling winds knocked out power to thousands. the fast-moving storm system spawning more than a dozen tornadoes leaving a trail of damage across three states. and flooding communities in alabama and georgia. in mississippi, the governor has declared a state of emergency. >> all of a sudden, the windows come in and the house gets to flowing. i'm going through the rooms trying to dive on my daughters. >> darryl pulled his fiancee and two daughters to safety. >> all that came crashing down on me. i had -- i got strength from somewhere. i said god wasn't ready for me to go. >> the national weather service says the tornado that shredded this neighborhood was at least an ef-3 packing winds of 135 miles an hour. >> the system that caused all this damage is moving off the east coast. but adding insult to injur

the campus of william carrie university was heavily damage.s are still searching for possible victims in the rubble. >>> in california more than 20 people escaped after flood wept swept cabins and vehicles down a coastal canyons. about 150 miles northwest of los angeles. the storm toppled trees. the rains delayed the post presidential vacation barack obama and his family. >>> wild weather all over the country actually. >> yes. >> all over the world really. we'll get some ourselves. >> we'll have wild weather sta starting tomorrow night and through the day on monday. monday morning commute will be rough one. dealing with potential of heavy rain and strong gusty winds. winds are calm right now but it is allowing the fog to settle n life look at center city philadelphia. you cannot see that skyline because of those greatly reduced visibilities we'll contend with throughout the overnight period noon early tomorrow morning. temperatures right now though we're on -- temperatures 45 degrees above our average high for the day. so it's mild by january

william carrie university cleaning up from the pounding that flipped over vehicles and seriously damagedgs. the school says it is closed until further notice. some students suffered minor injuries. >>> officials say louisiana police officer thought he was actually helping out during a traffic accident when he wound up getting shot. >> he was actually, he came across domestic violence incident that cost him his life. officer michael luger was shot yesterday morning in a new orleans suburb when he was off duty. after stopping to assist what he thought was an accident, he was shot in the back of the head. police say the shooting suspect had just shot and kill his pregnant ex-girlfriend. the man has been identified as sylvester holt. police say after shooting holt threatened to jump off the new orleans bridge. holt shot himself during the standoff with police. he's in critical condition. >>> president trump often comes under fire for what he tweets but tonight why the national park service is apologizing to his administration for something they tweeted. >>> and south jersey homeowner wants t

campus of the william carry university was also heavily damage.escuers are still searching for possible victims. >>> and it was a dramatic rescue yesterday afternoon, out in california, after a man is stranded in the middle of the san diego river. rescuers said they found him clinging to a tree and quickly pulled him to safety. officials are not the sure how he became stranded. man has not been identified but we are told he is doing crust fine. it is crazy to see rushing the waters like that. >> they have had a lot of storms, over last several weeks. we will see a strong storm here in the mid-atlantic. it is a strong storm. wind driven rain, system coming at us, a little bit nasty to kick off the workweek >> too bad. >> it is mild though. >> that is true. >> really nice. >> it could be a whole lot worse. the it will be cool will by end of the week. we will talk about that in a little bit. the in the meantime it is mild , moist, we have had fog, more dense then yesterday here in center city. visibility less than a half mile. dense fog advisory cont

william county. an amtrak train carrying about 95 passengers collided with a tanker truck and dumfries around 10:00 this morning on cherry hill road. the train was headed from norfolk to new york city. service is temporarily suspended. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. also breaking this noon, this man who allegedly fired shots at a bus stop in prince george's county is now in police custody. officers tell us that roland sims turned himself in this morning. yesterday morning, a woman was shot at a school bus at oxon hill right in front of them children. the victim is being treated at the hospital, but there is no word on her condition. investigators believe the shooting was tied to a domestic situation. also, an accident involving several dump trucks and a tractor-trailer has left at least one person dead. this happened in frederick on i-70 near the 270 split. a number of emergency crews are still working on the scene, closing all fall westbound lanes and some northbound lanes -- closing off all westbound lanes and some northbound lanes. a person hitting and killed by a train in r

the motion is carry the chair recognizes the honorable william deblaz yow of new york county. >> thank you, mr. president. i move that the proceed ogs they have electoral college of the great state of new york be printed and bound. >> thank you, mr. mayor. the chair recognizes eve wiligan. >> thank you, mr. president. i second the motion that the proceed thoffings electoral college of the great state of new york be printed and bound. >> thank you very much. it has been moved and seconded that the proceeds of the electoral college of the great state of new york be printed and bound. all those in favor signify by saying aye. the motion is carried. before i ask for a motion to adjourn, please allow me a personal point of privilege. many of the people in this room have long standing personal relationships with president william jefferson clinton and madam secretary hillary clinton. my relationship began in 1992 when i went down to work on the transition committee for the president -- incoming president, william jefferson clinton and vice president al gore. 199 2. it was just like yesterday

and the sunday times carries an image of prince william who it says will be leaving his position as an—ambulance helicopter pilot, to pursue full—time royal duties. so those were some of the front pages. we will have a more in—depth look now and we will start off with the sunday times and discuss brexit. this is... the prime minister will make a speech on tuesday and there has been a bit of a briefing from number ten to the newspapers. we are led to believe that this is going to be heard aiding her cards on the table and it is very much a clean, ha rd table and it is very much a clean, hard exit which i think will in some way go to reassure the eurosceptics and people who have been calling on her to be more decisive. it also, i think, shows that perhaps boris johnson is winning the argument about britain leaving the customs union in order to secure control of immigration. but, you know, it will be interesting to see what the effective, on the financial markets. do you think it could be shaky even in the leader? they call it a market correction. darling street staff expect her words to

and the sunday times carries an image of prince william, who it says will be leaving his position asr—ambulance helicopter pilot to pursue full—time royal duties. very good evening to the both of you, let us begin, starting with the telegraph. "brexit". all the way. we seem telegraph. "brexit". all the way. we seem to have new "brexit", we have had soft and hard but now the telegraph is talking about a clean "brexit". what is the difference? good question, it looks very hard to me, according to the telegraph, but when theresa may makes her big speech on tuesday where she is meant to outline her position at last, what she will say is that we cannot stay in the single market necessarily, that we will not stay in the customs union, which means the free movement of goods, the reason being, that would interfere with our chances of doing trade deals elsewhere in the world. obviously single market is a problem because she has a firm line on immigration, freedom of movement is, she cannot compromise on that. seems to access that those two things, that side of the trade deal will be done. ina

at william carrie university in mat easeburg nearly every building was damaged, those storms rippingalabama. just take a look at this aftermath at a car dealership in mobile, alabama. you can see glass smashed examine cars piled on top of each other. >>> and there's this this morning, good news from our former first family. president george h. w. bush continues to improve this morning in a houston hospital, as first lady barbara could be released from that same hospital today. that's great news. mrs. bush has battled bronchitis as mr. bush battled pneumonia in the icu. >> following the inauguration the first and first lady honored our heroes at the salute to our armed services ball. >> you are special people. you are great, great people. i have your back. we are going to do great things for our country. >> i'm honored to be your first lady. we will fight, we will win, and we will make america great agai. >> immediately following that speech it was an unforgettable moment for two of our service members as they got to take the stage for a very special dance. >> joining us now we've got

and the sunday times carries an image of prince william, who it says will be leaving his position asonald trump's inauguration a mass protest, the women's march, is planned. it is expected to be one of the largest demonstrations seen in washington, among them a group of knitters from los angeles, who have a colourful twist. here is their story. a pussyhat is a gift. it doesn't cost money. you can get it from someone who's a knitter or crocheter. you can reach out on social media and someone might send you one. and ouraim is and our aim is a and ouraim is a hat and our aim is a hat on every marcher‘s head. coming up, the headlines, and dateline london. first the weather with jay wynne. hello there, good morning. we are turning things milder from the west overnight tonight and into tomorrow. but, before the milder air gets to all, there is still snow on the leading edge of this weather system, at least for a time, in the eastern side of scotland, the north—east of england. but for many places it is just a pretty wet night. with the air coming in from the west, we are going to get tempe

and the sunday times carries an image of prince william who, it says, will be leaving his position asilot to pursue full—time royal duties. so, let's begin. the sunday telegraph, story reflecting some of the other papers, gamble ona reflecting some of the other papers, gamble on a clean the brexit, britain could leave customs union to secure better trade talks. they have both parts per, clean brexit seems to be watches aiming for. yes, it seems to be a bit of a rebranding, from hard brexit to clean. the speech will be on tuesday, ambassadors from the 27 eu states have been invited to attend. she will lay out in more detail than she currently has her plans for britain's exit from the eu which will include being prepared to leave the customs union as well as the single market. in order to regain full control of borders. to no longer be bound by a european court ofjustice rulings. longer be bound by a european court of justice rulings. she longer be bound by a european court ofjustice rulings. she is also keen to end the divisive rhetoric of levers and remainders and the insults flung ar

the wife of the man who carried out the rampage is now under arrest. our justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: seven months after 49 people were killed in a mass shooting at orlando's pulse nightclub, carried out by 29-year-old omar mateen, the fbi arrested his widow, noor salman. family members say federal agents, seen in this early morning video, took her into custody at this house in northern california, where she's been living since shortly after the attack. >> we said from the beginning we were going to look at every aspect of this case, every aspect of this shooter's life, to determine not just why did he take these actions but who else knew about them, was anyone else involved? >> reporter: federal officials say she's charged with obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting in the attack. according to law enforcement officials the charges say she knew her husband was preparing to carry out some kind of attack but failed to give any warning. investigators have said she told the fbi after the shooting that she drove him to the pulse nightclub at least once bec

noor salman, the wife of the man who carried out the rampage is under arrest and will appear in court today. pete williams the details. >> reporter: seven monthses after 49 people were killed in a mass shooting at orlando's pulse nightclub carried out by 29-year-old omar mateen, the fbi arrested his widow, noor salman. family members say federal agents seen in this early morning video took her into custody at this house in northern california where she has been living since shortly after the attack. >> we said from the beginning we were going to look at every aspect of this case, of every aspect of this shooter's life to determine not just why did he take these actions, but who else knew about them, was anyone else involved. >> reporter: federal official says she is charged with obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting in the attack. according to law enforcement officials, sources say she knew her husband was preparing to carry out some kind of attack but failed to give any warning. investigators say she told the fbi after the shooting that she drove him to the pulse nightclub at least once because

the boat was reported to have been carrying thirty—people when it sank. prince william, diana princess of wales, in the grounds of kensington palace, 20 years after her death. the two princes said that the time was right "to recognise her positive impact" with a permanent statue. simon jones has more. diana's home became the focus for the outpouring of grief following her death in a car crash in 1997. now it will take centre stage again for a new commemoration of her life. in a statement, the duke of cambridge and prince harry said: the statue will be erected here in the public gardens of kensington palace. the royal brothers say they hope it will allow all those who visit here to reflect on diana's life and legacy. work on the design will begin shortly, with the unveiling expected later this year. william and harry will be very much involved. it will be a difficult task, as it will always face criticism, whether it's a true likeness. true likeness is in the eyes of the beholder. some will say it is, some will say it isn't. so it's a difficult task when they choose the

carried out president trump. one was a navy s.e.a.l. s.e.a.l. williamther one, 8-year-old girl. 14 al qaeda members were also kidd in the surprise attack. two others were navy s.e.a.l.s. >>> all right a change is coming to the westminster kennel club. almost time for the annual dog show this year. three new breeds will compete for best in show. there's an arabian greyhound, and old hungarian breed. spectacular show in new york. it gets competitive. >> it's a hard core sport. you see it. almost as entertaining the show itself is watching the handlers outside of madison square garden. >> lot of resources put into those dogs. >> thank you for watching early today. >> be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter and instagram. all of us on early today. waiting for the president's "scotus pick"--- tonig we'rexpeo of candidates considered 'prime >>> waiting for the president's scotus pick. tonight we're expected to hear which of the three candidates will be dom nominated to the supreme court. >>> this is a new concept. a sanctuary state. a live look at san franc

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to new laws covering conceal and carry statutes to providing proof for service dogs. nbc's pete williams has it all. >> reporter: the new year begins in california with a ban on holding cell phones while driving. they must be mounted and can be used only for functions that require a single tap or swipe like answering a call. philadelphia becomes the first big city with a tax on sugary sodas. 1.5 cents an ounce, that's 64 -- 24 cents for a 16-ounce. california imposes tougher gun laws. it's now illegal to sell most ar-15 style assault rifles. current owners must register them. under a new law in maine, doctors cannot prescribe more than a seven-day supply of painkillers such as vicodin or perk coset, or a 30-day supply for chronic pain, intended to reduce opioid abuse. in colorado it's a crime to misrepresent a pet as a service animal. the state says untrained pets interfere with real service dogs. drivers in boston begin the new year with a lower speed limit. 25 miles an hour, down from 30, to reduce traffic deaths. in alabama, no more common-law marriages. getting married to celebrate t

the digital future requires that the pathways that carry that digital traffic is fair fast, and open. >> speaking to convergence, and william -- the former chair of the fcc this is a quote from him -- is regulated one way cable a second, terrestrial broadcast the third. market boundaries distinguishing these industries blur, the statutory differences make less and less sense. do you agree with that? >> it's hard for me to disagree with bill -- who was a great sec chairman and a good friend. the key point in that statement was in the last line where it's the statutory regimen, let's say everything is different. one of the realities that we have to live with at the fcc is that the statutes were designed in a different era. interestingly enough, they were designed with flexibility in them. but they never really envisioned some of the convergence that's happened. so that's an issue that congress has to deal with. not necessarily one that we can deal with. >> following up on that, i know you met with members of president-elect trump's transition team and some of them have advocated scaling back the functions of the fcc. during t

william: no, no se imaginan! yo siempre he querido esto! gracias! no way, bro! alan: yandel, romeo santos, carriea: lo hubieras guardado para "premios lo nuestro". alan: estÁs destrozando el micrÓfono, pero no importa. william: la verdad, muchÍsimas gracias! la verdad! alan: todo tu estilo, amigo. william: muy buena esta sorpresa! johnny: pero al regresar, en vivo desde detroit, tenemos muchas sorpresas desde el auto show. alan: en cosas mucho mÁs serias, las estremecedoras escenas de esta matanza en el aeropuerto abre nuestro debate: ¿se debe prohibir el derecho a tener armas? envÍan sus comentarios, porque aquÍ su opiniÓn siempre cuenta. ana patricia: y entÉrate en "enredados" a quÉ famoso actor le gusta mostrar a su pareja con poca ropa. william: seÑores, es mi primer regalo oficial, miren! ana patricia: y el Único. alan: estÁn increÍbles! ¿sabes qué se nos antoja? pollo crujiente, y huevo frito, con tocino. como un brunch. ¿brunch? son las 8pm... y es martes. trÁeme brunch ya! ¿qué tal esto? brunch. todo el día, todos los días. ¿listos? ¿quién quiere café? les presento mi nuevo menú brunchfas

him with another title he told us that his son does not carry the same resentment he focused on winning another championship. >>marty: 7 williamsoes it again she beat her sister venus in the australian open final should the record 23rd grand slam title the warriors up back home following a four game road trip hosting the lost angeles clippers tonight that are in second place behind the warriors he is out and injuring steph curry questionable with a sort of what golden gate bridge this time around nice view for the weekend. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like honey nut cheerios, rice chex and lucky charms, she can enjoy it her way. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. jimmy dean delights frittatas. a delicious, savory egg breakfast, without all the bread and carbs. made with real ingredients. an excellent source of protein to help power through your morning. jimmy dean delights frittatas. >>marty: this is the camera from the embarcadero is nothing to worry about. >>reporter: the timing of t

the minimum wage rising to new laws covering concealing carry statutes to providing proof for service dogs, 2017 runs the gamut and nbc pete williams has it all. >> reporter: new year begins in camera with a ban of holding cell phones while driving. must be mounted and single tap or swipe. philadelphia becomes the first big city with a tax or sugarry d sodas. in missouri, anyone 19 or older who carries a gun can carry in public. california imposes tougher gun law. now illegal to sell most ar 15 assault rifles. current owners must register them. under a new law in maine, doctors cannot supply more than a 7 day supply of painkillers or a 30 day supply for chronic pain intended to reduce opioid abuse. in colorado, it's now a crime to misrepresent a pet as a service animal. state says untrained pets interfere with real service dogs. drivers in boston begin the new year with a lower speed limit, 25-mile-per-hour down from 30 to reduce traffic deaths. in alabama no more common law marriages. getting married to celebrate the new year will require a license and a preef ceremony. nbc news washington. >> leading the news, 2016 was one of chi

meanwhile williams will be extradited to jacksonville to face charges which carry a maximum sentencef life in prison if she's convicted. marci gonzalez channel6 "action news." >> takata admitting to hiding the deadly defects in its air bags. the japanese company agreed to plead guilty today and to pay $1 billion in fines and restitution. the faulty inflaters have killed at least 16 people injured more than 180 and sparked the largest automotive recall in u.s. history. also today, three former takata employees are facing charges allege they go tried to cover up the issue. >>> well, we have a scam alert for netflix users. a customers need to be on the lookout for a e-mail that claims the streaming site needs you to update your profile. when users click on that link they're taken to a page asking for billing and credit card information. once everything is interested it redirects users to the actual netflix site making it seem legitimate. netflix says it will never ask for personal information in an e-mail. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney is continuing his pledge to visit one neighborho

william -- >> agents say if these orders are carried out it will radically change how it's enforced. wall will likely supplement an existing fence in an urban area and could look like a concrete wall in israel. the executive order also suspends any environmental laws that would slow down construction and it orders an end to catch and release. agents say this is the number one crisis on the border right now. not mexicans, but central americans trying to escape their failed countries by claiming a credible fear of persecution if returned home. most of the claims aren't true. they are looking for a job. currently they're released with a bus ticket and work permit. >> we have had eight years of finding excuses and reasons and loopholes to allow people to be walked out the front door. we're encouraged that every sign we've seen shows that is going to stop. >> the immediate problem is where to put those people. send a message to central america. you won't hang out with your relatives in milwaukee for five years. >> sanctuary cities and work site enforcement. >> under president obama it was

>>> republican delegate bob marshall from prince williams county, introduced a bill that would detonate? employees -- designate some employees to carry a handgun. similar legislation has been unsuccessful in virginia in the past. eight states have passed though, that allow employees to carry guns. >>> one of d.c.'s most expensive restaurants is closing its doors after being open for three months. >> yeah. they shuttered yesterday. and gained a lot of attention as this new restaurant as a top chef contestant. but owners say the pricey menu wasn't attracting customers. here's how much dinner for 2 could cost. over $1,000. >> all right. >> yeah. yeah. just two weeks ago, the restaurant lowered prices. but unfortunately, the business did not pick up. >>> i spent the morning emceeing a prayer breakfast in honor of dr. martin luther king today. and more than 1,000 people attended the event, marking this holiday of service. and we spoke with retired colonel charles mcgee. mr. mcgee is a tuskegee airman and a congressional gold medal recipient. >> i wish we had several marketin luther king jr.s -- martin luther he came around at a time of ne

william randolph hearst. the type of the news that started with the penny press is carrying over into the 80's and 90's and will culminate with yellow journalism. it involves flashy headlines and big illustrations. the idea is to draw readers. nellie bly gets a meeting with john cockrell and said we need to write about the poor and how they are treated. he said, you cover a story about blackwell's island, which was the insane asylum that was a very scary place to be, and i will give you a job. she takes the challenge and she fakes insanity, which, to be fair, was not hard to do at the time, especially for a woman. for a woman to get thrown into an insane asylum, all it took was her husband saying she was crazy and they would lock her up. she fakes her way into this insane asylum with the promise the paper will send a lawyer to get her out. which they do. she writes a dramatic series called "ten days in a mad house ," and it tells about the awful conditions of the treatment of the patients there. it talks about that food and poor treatment and dirty conditions. it was such a big deal when it was published that i

lust how carrie's sister jolie fish are is remembering her sister. >>> before we get to wendy williamsar's fish are's daughter breaks her silence after the death the of her mother and grandmother, just 24 apart. yesterday, she posted this message, to fans on her instagram page. so referring to them by their nickname, billy lord rye receiving your prayer and kind word over past week has given me strength during a time that i thought strength could not exist. there are no word to express how much i will miss my abadab a and one on only momby. your love and support means the world to me. you know, that she's an actress on scream queens. >> that is right, right here on fox. >> and then jolie fisher, we have heard her quite a few times, carrie's half sister paid tribute in the column in the hollywood reporter. >> she wrote you all lost princess le ah and carrie fish are, i lost my hero, my mentor, my mirror. fisher was texting the late actress on december 27th right after she took that flight to london to l.a. the autopsy though was ruled inconclusive, so we do in the necessity for sure wha

carry out their mission which includes our fascination. >> is this a combat unit? >> it's a combat mission. >> i got a chance to sit down with colonel williamffin is the vice commander of the 111th -- national guard which operates drones overseas and i asked him about what it's like to be one of these drone operators. >> they coached the little league team and then come back and do their shift. i couldn't help wondering if watching death on a regular basis have emotional impact. >> the air force has been doing this and we know it's a real genuine concern. we have a full-time director of psychological health. >> the first combat drones flew into this one delivered illegal illegal -- lethal strike in afghanistan less than two months after the 2001. >> do you think obama is a war criminal? >> we deserve answers sent overseas by our government and we not getting it and that's appointed there. we are out of sight and out of mind. a war out of control. d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) announcer: it's fourth and nine for the simpsons. homer takes the snap, looking for a receiver. they're all covered. he's gonna sneak it in! (crowd cheering) oh, m

identified yesterday a navy sale warfare william ryan owens of peoria, illinois in a nighttime raid in war torn yemen. san reporting from the other papers and carrying the information with the release of the name of the casualty. respect and honor the service members who have died in this ountry and particular situation my thought with the family and having served in the military when it comes to errorists we should hunt them down and kill them. that is totally different as to whether we should did a muslim that affects everybody and s a religious test including countries that had nothing to do with any of the terrorist attacks on the united states. host: ed is a democrat from washington, d.c. caller: good morning, c-span. he congressman is exactly correct. i congratulate you on that. do this ban.ord to his ban, you are right, the president is pathological liar there are 17 is intelligence agencies in the there states who found information on the hacking situation. fact.s we cannot afford to have fake in our government. that endangers america. i'm a scientist and i have pointed out the thing here is hillary clinton did not that looks. that election

william pryor jr. democrats are concerned that republicans would deploy the nuclear option which reduces the threshold for carrying a filibuster from 60 votes to 51. >>> the big question on wall street this morning, will president trump kill the trump storm market rally. the dow had biggest loss since election day. futures are down again this morning and abrupt pull back after a 10% climb after election day fueled by lower tax rates. the market is a run up of trumpenomics. >> when you look not just at the ups and downs of a market, but consumer confidence and a lot of the other market catindicate on indicators. more businesses want to work with the administration and add jobs and create better jobs and benefits. to find out how the president can ease the regulatory burden they face. it is a process to under take to unleash the american economy. >> george howell, remarkable to hear the press secretary to talk about the ups and downs of markets. they try hard not to talk about the day-to-day moves on the stock market. what is interesting about the moment in the press conference yesterday, it was happening as the sto

williams has details. >> reporter: more than 100 blocks of downtown washington are closing to traffic with big heavy vehicles in place to stop any attacks by trucks like those carried out last year in france and germany. >> that's a precaution that we are doubling down on in particular this inauguration. >> reporter: the coast guard is enforcing a no boat zone on the potomac river with extra security and eyes in the sky and overhead. helicopters from customs and border protection will patrol an expanded no-fly zone for private planes over washington, 35 miles in all direction, twice the usual restricted area. this helicopter can provide live video to law enforcement to trouble spots on the ground. >> don't even need the electronic map. you can look down and know what street you're over. >> reporter: secret service agents have trained to all kind of trouble to objects thrown at the presidential limo to people rushing past the crowd barriers. robert buster walked the parade route four years ago as head of the secret service protective division. >> it's like riding a motorcycle. when you stop worrying about it, that's when it becomes dangerous. >> i would say we never

carrying out the massacre and what may have prompted this deadly assault. kerry sanders and gabe gutierrez are in ft. lauderdale, gadi schwartz in alaska, pete williams in washington, d.c. we begin with kerry sanders and the aftermath of the deadly chaos. >> today, deputies began to review what went right and wrong. >> around us. >> investigators have reviewed security videos of the chaos and interviewed 175 witnesses. >> i'm still numb. >> reporter: survivor mike leah riefd on the same minneapolis to ft. lauderdale flight as the alleged gunman, 26-year-old esteban santiago. the carnage unfolded in baggage claim. officials say santiago followed tsa rules when he shipped his only piece of luggage, his locked handgun case, with checked baggage. witnesses saw him claim the case, go to the bathroom and then exit shooting. >> did he ever say anything? >> did not say a single word. no motion. like a blank page. >> when the shooting ended, he dropped his weapon, laid down and surrendered to arriving deputies. five dead. six wounded. more than 50 injured. >> indications are that he came here to carry out this horrific attack. >> reporter: investigators say s

william randolph hearst who owns the new york journal. the type of news that had started with the penny press is carrying over into the 1970's 1980's 1990's and would culminate in a time we call yellow journalism. which is the time of sensationalism in some newspapers. right? headlines get bigger and flashier. newspapers use more illustrations. and again, the idea is to drop in more people and readers. keep them coming back so then we can charge more for our advertising. so nellie ball gets a meeting and she tells him her ideas. we need to read about the dirty conditions in our cities. the poor and how they're treated. i want to cover these stories. and he said ok. you cover story about blackwell's island, the insane asylum that was a very scary place to be and i will give you a job. she takes the challenge and she bees in sanity which, to fair, wasn't entirely difficult to do at the time, right? , for womenfor women to get thrown into an insane asylum. all it would take was for her husband to say yes, she is crazy and they would lock her up. into thises her way and with the promise which the paper would send a story to break her out, she

williams brings us more. >> reporter: more than 100 blocks of downtown washington are closed to traffic with big heavy vehicles in place to stop any attacks by trucks, like those carriedut last year in france and germany. >> that is a precaution that we are doubling down on in particular this inauguration. >> reporter: the coast guard is enforcing a no-boat zone on the potomac river with extra security and eyes in the sky overhead. helicopters from customs and border protection will patrol an expanded no-fly zone for private planes over washington 35 miles in all directions, twice the usual restricted area. this helicopter can also provide live video to law enforcement of trouble spots on the ground. >> we don't even know the electric map. you can look down and know what street you're over. >> reporter: secret service agents have trained on responding to all kinds of trouble from objects thrown at the presidential limo to people rushing past the crowd barrier. another new worry drones, with more than 1.5 million now in the hands of hobbists. secret service agents have trained for the prospect of one bearing an attack, but homeland security officials say they have the

william pryor. >>> a high level secret service agent is under investigation after suggesting on social media that she would not take a bullet for president donald trump. there are concerns special agent carrie o grady's sentiments could impact the agency's relationship with the new administration. officials are taking appropriate action but wouldn't explain what measures were being taken. o grady who leads the secret service's denver district supported democrat hillary clinton in november's presidential ect milestone this morning. you're looking live at the dow. it broke through the 20,000 mark on the new york stock exchange for the first time ever. stocks especially in the financial sector have trended higher since trump's election. president trump is promised market friendly tax cuts deregulation and infrastructure spending. and taking a look at the dow right now, it's standing at 20,054 and a third. >>> and my, what a beautiful week this week. >> is this the best we're going to see for the week melissa? >> unfortunately it is. if you like warm weather, but if you like cold weather, then there's a treat for you in store for us this weekend. but today i think is the best day of the workwee

williams has more. >> reporter: seven months after 49 people were killed in a mass shooting at orlando's pulse nightclub carriedteen, the fbi arrested his widow, noor salman. she was taken into custody at this house in northern california since she's been living since shortly after the attack. >> we said from the beginning we were going to look at every aspect of this case, every aspect of the shooter's life, to determine not just why he took these actions, but who else knew about them, was anyone else involved? >> reporter: federal officials say she's charged with obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting in the attack. according to law enforcement officials, the charges say she knew her husband was preparing to carry out some kind of attack but failed to give any warning. the investigators said she told the fbi after the shooting that she drove him to the pulse nightclub at least once because he wanted to check it out. they say she had first claimed she tried to talk him out of doing anything violent. but in a long interview with "the new york times" in november, she denied knowing what he was up to. and