i was amazed by woodward and bernstein's resolve. there's nothing glamorous about what they were doing. but i thought it was important to portray the tedium, the hard work, and of course the feelings about the film from a studio standpoint was non-commercial. newspapers, typewriters, phones. mm-mm. washington, uh-uh. >> and bob did something which was brilliant. he said these guys, even though they're from separate -- you know, diverse backgrounds, think of them as one. particularly when they're interviewing people. he said let's learn not only our own lines but let's memorize the other guy's lines. >> what's this? what are you -- sloan. >> sloan was treasurer of the committee -- >> his wife did what? >> his wife is pregnant and she made sloan quit because apparently he no longer wanted to be part of it. >> we've got to go see sloan. >> make a note of it. what have we got? where is that -- >> each of us would come in at any time. we would take one half of a sentence, we'd finish it -- >> how do you know that? >> because she said it.

i was amazed by woodward and bernstein's resolve. there's nothing glamorous about what they were doing. but i thought it was important to portray the tedium, the hard work, and of course the feelings about the film from a studio standpoint was non-commercial. newspapers, typewriters, phones. mm-mm. washington, uh-uh. >> and bob did something which was brilliant. he said these guys, even though they're from separate -- you know, diverse backgrounds, think of them as one. particularly when they're interviewing people. he said let's learn not only our own lines but let's memorize the other guy's lines. >> what's this? what are you -- sloan. >> sloan was treasurer of the committee -- >> his wife did what? >> his wife is pregnant and she made sloan quit because apparently he no longer wanted to be part of it. >> we've got to go see sloan. >> make a note of it. what have we got? where is that -- >> each of us would come in at any time. we would take one half of a sentence, we'd finish it -- >> how do you know that? >> because she said it.

>> sad story, blaze bernstein was supposed to be back on campus for spring semester. instead, his parents found out this horrible news earlier today that authorities in orange county, california located his body in a nearby park. how the search is on for the killer. >> as the sun set in southern california, friends, family, even complete strangers came out to remember 19-year-old blaze bernstein >> we just learned that our family's worst fears come true and they've positively identified our son blaze's body, >> you can hear the pain in his voice as he stood before a slew of cameras hours before he found outlet orange county sheriff's departments located his 19-year-old son's body at a local park >> blaze was brilliant colorful shined light on all the lives and people and communities he touched >> bernstein went missing while home on winter break in southern california. authorities spent a week searching for him. he was a sophomore at u penn involved in many publications on campus. wednesday night students joined together inside the kelly house on campus to remember bl

>> sad story, blaze bernstein was supposed to be back on campus for spring semester. instead, his parents found out this horrible news earlier today that authorities in orange county, california located his body in a nearby park. how the search is on for the killer. >> as the sun set in southern california, friends, family, even complete strangers came out to remember 19-year-old blaze bernstein >> we just learned that our family's worst fears come true and they've positively identified our son blaze's body, >> you can hear the pain in his voice as he stood before a slew of cameras hours before he found outlet orange county sheriff's departments located his 19-year-old son's body at a local park >> blaze was brilliant colorful shined light on all the lives and people and communities he touched >> bernstein went missing while home on winter break in southern california. authorities spent a week searching for him. he was a sophomore at u penn involved in many publications on campus. wednesday night students joined together inside the kelly house on campus to remember bl

bernstein got out. woodward reportedly said he waited for an hour before leaving to meet a girlfriend. but the affidavit says woodward could not remember his girlfriend's last name or where she lived, according to the register. the paper reported woodward was arrested after a sleeping bag was found in his possession with bernstein's blood. >> we were able to confirm dna. >> reporter: for the first time, samuel woodward's mother, michelle, is speaking out. >> i would like it very much if everyone could respect our privacy and the privacy of the bernstein family. this is a time of great suffering. and we would ask that you would respect that. >> reporter: woodward has not formally been charged and has not yet entered a plea. meanwhile, i will be sitting down for an interview with blaze bernstein's parents and we'll be showing that tomorrow on "today." >> what a sad story, natalie. >>> now, we will shift gears. and hoda has a "morning boost." >> when we flip on a light switch, we assume that the power will

woodward said he became angry when bernstein apparently kissed him after they went to the park together. bernstein's parent will be on cbs this morning to talk about their devastating logs. >> you know, people feel sorry for us you know, people we don't even know they are in the sleeping at night, they are crying, about this tragedy and we're saying there is a way out of this. there is a way for you to feel better that little chemical reaction you have in your brain. when do you something nice for somebody else it makes you feel good too. >> it does. >> yes. y didn't necessity that was going to happen. i just thought we were going to live with the tragedy the rest of our lives you can see more of the bernstein family interview on cbs this morning, that airs at 7:00 right here after "eyewitness news" this morning right here on cbs-3. >>> in other news police are looking for two gunman they say shot a man 20 times, inside of a north philadelphia corner store. this happened, last night, just before 7:30 in the 3300 block of north sixth street. officers say man was inside eating a sandwich

this is someone that needs to wear eyeglasses >> reporter: bernstein's famy says he was excited to return tohool the premed student newly electedo pen appetite a student run working on a the magazine so i know it's something he was passionate about and to tak >> reporter: rachel says she was texting with bernstein out the break up until hisdisappearance. >> someone letoomething this was happening and we are doing all that we can to kind of support each other people are saying when -- feel free to reach out if you want to talk to anyone and we are a close knit community in penn appetite and coming together to do anything possible and hope everything is okay. >> his parents say their son had just moved into a new ament offbreak. they also say he left behind medication he daily. and we did reach out to the university of pennsylvania asking them if authorities from california have been in contact with them and what if any information they will be sending out to students. a spokesperson said heer at this time. we did talk to sthtudents who s received any e-mails about the student's disas are t

, bernstein witnessing -- went missing on the night of january 2nd. orange county sheriffs say he was pick up at his home by his friends samuel lincoln woodward, two reportedly drove around before finally ending up at a local bernstein's body was laters did i covered in a shallow grave in that park, and police were led to bernstein's friend >> based on inconsistency in the story of the friends, our investigators focused on this individual, as a person of interest in the homicide of blaze, the specific whatever occurred at the park are part of the ongoing investigation. >> blaze was home in southern california on winter break. he was a sophomore at the university of pennsylvania, majoring in psychology. he was active in several publications on campus. friends and family members had been holding vigil for the 19 year old, all now coming to grips with the tragic ending to his life. blaze wanted to make the worlds a better place. with his death, a beautiful light has been extinguished. and we encourage to you continue to shine his l through act of loving

bernstein's body was laters did i covered in a shallow grave in that park, and police were led to bernstein's friend >> based on inconsistency in the story of the friends, our investigators focused on this individual, as a person of interest in the homicide of blaze, the specific detail whatever occurred at the park are part of the ongoing investigation. >> blaze was home in southern california on winter break. he was a sophomore at the university of pennsylvania, majoring in psychology. he was active in several publications on campus. friends and family members had been holding vigil for the 19 year old, all now coming to grips with the tragic ending to his life. blaze wanted to make the worlds a better place. with his death, a beautiful light has been extinguished. and we encourage to you continue to shine his light through act of loving kindness >> well, an autopsy has already been conducted at this point. meantime the final cause of death will be determined following toxicology reports. live here on the campus of the university of pennsylvania, natasha brown, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>

. ♪ ♪ >> this is blaze bernstein. he was a sophomore at the university of pennsylvania when he went home to california for winter break. for the last week lawmen tried to find him after he vanished january 2nd. yesterday, they did, except he was dead. police say this was a homicide. it is wednesday night. the big story on "action news" is pain and sorrow in the bernstein home lake forest and university of penn. kristi, what is the latest information revealed by police? >> jim, police won't comment on how he died or if they are looking at a person of interest. people at penn are struggling to make sense of what police are calling a murder. >> the coroner office and police department have confirmed our family's worst fears are true. >> blaze bernstein disappeared last week and was found dead in california. >> blaze was a colorful and charismatic man that shined light on all of the lives he touched. >> the sheriff's office believes this is a merchandise. homicide. >> the authorities spent a week searching for the 19-year

. >> the thing about bernstein that i think you captured so well was his assuredness about how right he was, at the same time, totally intuitive and instinctive, where he had to push woodward. and how you have to rewrite me because you're a better writer. and you do it without even thinking. >> woodward was didactic. he would go a, b, c, d in his investigative work. and bernstein would go a, b, h. >> we had the luxury of a fat, dynamic institution in the "washington post," it was right at its peak. >> there has always been some chicannery in american politics, you're always going to have some underhanded dealings. nothing comparable to this. >> ended up that woodward and bernstein ushered in a new era of journalism that opened up the white house in a way that would have made lbj and jfk and fdr very uncomfortable. >> marcus, everyone asks the question, could the "post" do a story like watergate or do watergate now? what is your -- >> you know, in today's world that story would catch fire much faster. the minute the break-in occurred, you know, you would tweet it. both sides would sei

authorities discovered 19-year-old blaze bernstein's body in a park near his home. his family reported him missing the day after a friend of bernstein's met him at that same park. fox 29's chris o'connell is live on the campus of the university of pennsylvania where they're remembering bernstein 90 chris? >> reporter: lucy, certainly a somber mood here at on the campus of the university of pennsylvania as many students are just returning from wint break to the horrible news that one of their classmates has been murdered. meanwhile, california authorities are just beginning their investigation into who killed blaze bernstein. tonight classmates at the university of pennsylvania gather on campus to remember a bright young scholar. >> we just have learned the oc's sheriff's department koro rainier's has confirmed our family's worst fears have come true and positively identified our son blaze's body today. >> the announcement no parent should ever have to make after days of searching authorities in california have found the body of blaze bernstein. the 19-year-old sopho

woodward told investigators he and bernstein met the nine of january 2nd, drove to the park where bernstein got out. woodward reportedly said he waited for an hour before leaving to meet a girlfriend. but the affidavit says woodward could not remember his girlfriend's last name or where she lived. the paper reported woodward was arrested after a sleeping bag was found in his possession with bernstein's blood. >> we were able through the crime lab to confirm dna. >> now for the first time samuel woodward's mother michelle is speaking out. >> i would like it very much if everyone could respect our privacy and the privacy of the bernstein family. this is a time of great suffering and we would ask that you would respect that. >> reporter: woodward has not formally been charged and has not yet entered a plea. i'll be sitting down for an interview with blaze bernstein's par parents and we'll be showing that to you tomorrow. >> what a sad story. >>> now we will shift gears. >> when we flip a light switch on or turn on the tv we assume the power will be there n. puerto rico it's been more than thre

orange county sheriffs investigators found 19-year-old blaze bernstein's body in a park. police say a friend of bernstein's was the last one to see him last tuesday night at that same park. his family reported him missing the next day. bernstein's parents talked at a news conference this afternoon. >> blaze was a brilliant, colorful and charismatic man who shined light on all of the lives of the people and communities he touch. needless to say our family is devastated by the news. there are numerous leads that the sheriff's homicide investigators are following. we have numerous people working this case 24/7 since his initial disappearance but i can't comment on any specific persons of interest or anything like that. >> authorities are investigating bernstein's death as a homicide. they have interviewed the friend who was last with him and say that person is not in custody. so far there are no arrests. >>> we now know who else died in that north philadelphia fire that took the life of a firefighter. officials telling us 61-year-old lane died saturday laughter flames ripped

before midnight to hang out but that bernstein walked off into the park by himself and didn't return. after waiting an hour, the friend reportedly says he drove to his girlfriend's house, but police say he couldn't recall his girlfriend's name or address. investigators also reportedly noticed scratches on his hands which the friend claimed were from a fight club. after today's arrest, blaze's mother tweeting revenge is empty, it will never bring back my son. my only hopes are that he will never have the opportunity to hurt anyone else again. david, bernstein was a premed student at the university of pennsylvania and was just days away from returning to school. david. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the terrifying moment i mentioned on the subway in new york. you'll see the images. that urgent manhunt. police officers shot and say they believe the suspect may be holding a woman against her will. we'll be right back. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helpi

. >> new details emerged into the investigation of homicide of blaze bernstein home in california for winter break. according to a search warrant by the orange county register, the friend that last saw bernstein alive appeared nervous talking with detectives. it says the friend scratched up his hands, dirt under his fingernails and avoided touching doors at the sheriff's office. bernstein's body was found tuesday. >> parking lots can be an exercise in frustration but a malfunction at the airport was stream. around 9:00, authorities allowed people to pay cash or provide credit card information to be billed at a later time. >> president trump is under fire for using vulgar language to describe certain countries that send immigrants to the united states. the countries, haiti, el salvador and countries in africa are people of color. trump won wondered why we don'tt more from places like 2340 norw. >> there is more from correspondent kenneth molten. >> president trump shocking the bi-partisan agreement on the dreamers. >> sounds like you have an agreement and he is not onboard. >> thursday

i'm iain page police say 19-year-old blaze bernstein was home in orange conte for the break. his family reported him missing money a week ago. now his death is being investigated as homicide. tonight students on the campus of u penn are honoring him and that's where we find fox 29's chris o'connell with their tributes. chris? >> reporter: iain, it certainly was a sad night here on campus of university of pennsylvania as fellow students gathered to say goodbye to one of their own in the meantime on the west coast, the search begins for killer. >> we just have learned that the oc sheriff's department coroner's office confirmed our family's worst fierce could come true. they have positively identified our son blaze's body today. >> it's the announcement no parent should ever have to make. after days of searching authorities in california have found the body of blaze bernstein the 19-year-old sophomore at the university of pennsylvania. officials have ruled his death a homicide. >> so many friends and family that have reach out to us. it's unbelievable what you people have done f

before midnight to hang out but that bernstein walked off into the park by himself and didn't return. after waiting an hour, the friend reportedly says he drove to his girlfriend's house, but police say he couldn't recall his girlfriend's name or address. investigators also reportedly noticed scratches on his hands which the friend claimed were from a fight club. after today's arrest, blaze's mother tweeting revenge is empty, it will never bring back my son. my only hopes are that he will never have the opportunity to hurt anyone else again. david, bernstein was a premed student at the university of pennsylvania and was just days away from returning to school. david. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the terrifying moment i mentioned on the subway in new york. you'll see the images. >>> that urgent manhunt. police officers shot and say they believe the suspect may be holding a woman against her will. we'll be right back. will. we'll be right back. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. pa

the big story on "action news" is pain and sorrow in the bernstein home lake forest and university of penn. kristi what is the latest information revealed by police? >> jim police won't comment on how he died or if they are looking at a person. people at penn are struggling to make sense of what police are calling a murder. >> the coroner office and police department have confirmed our family's worst fears are true. >> blaze bernstein disappeared last week and was found dead in california. >> blaze was a colorful and charismatic man that shined light on all of the lives he touched. >> the sheriff's office believes this is a merchandise. homicide. >> the authorities spent a week searching for the police believe bernstein was likely killed the night he disappeared. the friend the last person to see him alive has been interviewed several times by police. >> it's sad. >> classmates are struggling to make sense of the murder.he belonged to a club for foodies. >> he excited to work on the cookbook and mag doing, just really, smart, smart guy. >> while the search for the 19-year-old has ende

the parents of murdered college student blaze bernstein speak out. >> i lost my son. i lost the most precious gift. >> this

bernstein had been missing for a week. woodward said he became angry when bernstein kissed him after they went to the park together. >>> and staying in california, the california couple who allegedly held their children captive is scheduled to appear in court today. david and louise turpin face torture and child endangerment charges for keeping 13 children and adults prisoners in their own home. one of the man managed to escape and alerted authorities on sunday. >>> congress has until midnight to pass a new spending bill to avoid a federal government shut down. democrats say they will not support the bill if it does not protect young immigrants from deportation. but the president has ordered that program, the deferred act for childhood arrivals or daca ends march 5th. congress is in for a fight over the legislation. >> i find it difficult to believe that my democratic collogues would want to shut down g for american citizens and goes down a six year re authorization for health insurance for american children all over illeg

another mixed bag of precip and from rockville toward germantown, you will see that howard bernstein is on 270. >> reporter: lake annsville to manassas. we have generally wet roads with some glaze and some of the places have slick sidewalks. earlier in frederick and meyersdale, there were reports that there were areas that were around the 2:30 frame, with some sleet. thankfully, most of the roads are just west with residual salt and treatment by the road crews during the day. on the way to damascus and montgomery county, from the stormtracker 9, i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. >>> a lot of the rush-hour seemed to happen earlier. if you are going south bound on 95, you will see some delays and 95 vehicle fire on the right-hand side. anyone trying to get to baltimore that takes 95, you will see delays this evening. between 175 and route 100, those delays are moving quickly. i found a traffic camera that is looking at the right hand side with traffic trying to squeeze by on the left. the backups are beyond route 32. >> one small accident on greenbelt road westbound is impacting traf

wood ward told police he became angry when bernstein kissed him after they went to a park together >>> congress has until midnight friday to pass a new spending bill to avoid a government shutdown, democrats will not support the bill if it does not protect young immigrants from deportation under daca. the current proposal would keep the government open through february and extend the children's health insurance program six years. >>> apple said the tax cut plan pushed through by republicans in presid in part responsible for major investment they're making in the u.s. economy. apple said itser cporate campus hire 20,000 u.s. workers over the next five years. the company also plans to take advantage of a one be time tax break, and bring back to the u.s. most of the $252 billion it has in offshore cash. >>> and the stock market off to a stellar start in 2018, the dow jones closed 26,000 for the first time it's been just eight trading days since the dow closed above 2005,000, it closed up 26,115, the nasdaq added 74 points, the s & p 500 added 26, both those indices are also at record lev

blaze bernstein was home for winter break getting ready to go back to college when he disappeared. the search for the missing teen turned into a homicide investigation this week when investigators found his body after a grueling several days for his family. this morning, some answers and an arrest. a former high school classmate of a missing ivy league student is waking up behind bars. authorities in orange county, california, arresting samuel woodward on suspicion of homicide in the death of blaze bernstein. >> based on the condition of the body at the scene, the investigation evolved from a missing person case to a homicide investigation. >> reporter: bernstein's family reported him missing january 3rd after he missed a dentist appointment and wasn't answering calls. blaze was last seen leaving his parents' house the night before with a friend. investigators say that friend was 20-year-old samuel woodward. >> our investigators believe woodward picked up blaze at his residence the evening of january 2nd and that they drove to multiple locations and foot hill ranch before arriving

tonight, blaze bernstein's family is calling for acts of kindness in their son's name. david? >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> one more weather note tonight, after those deadly mudslides in california, there is concern tonight over rain on the way by friday. at least 20 dead, several missing. authorities say most homes are still without drinkable water. highway 101 still closed tonight. today, the white house releasing its first statement on the devastation, saying the president has been briefed and is monitoring the situation. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. we will honor dr. martin luther king jr. what he said just four days before his life was taken. also, the famous singer found dead today in a hotel. what we're learning about that tonight. >>> olympic gymnast simone biles. what she has just revealed. >>> also, the dramatic floor collapse caught on camera. look at this. giving way. dozens actually injured after this collapse. >>> and the remarkable image, the car going airborne, slamming into a second story building. police revealing h

updated reporters on the case saying that the recent heavy rain in california helped them find blaze bernstein's body. and they will not elaborate. they believe they are investigating a homicide. >> news came this afternoon that law enforcement in california are investigating the death of blaze bernstein as a homicide. his parents visibly overcome with emotion read a statement to reporters late this afternoon. we learned that the o.c. sheriff's department confirm that our family's worst fears could come true. >> the penn sophomore was home over winter break and last seen at 11:00 on january 2nd while entering the park not far from his parents house. he went to the parkway friend to meet a third person, all week deputies friends and parents searched the area and recent rain helped them locate the body yesterday. i can't comment on the condition of the body that is part of the active investigation but i could tell that you based on what we saw the sheriff's investigators believe this is a homicide. >> deb knew him from a club for foodies and she was the managing editor of the club's magazine. >> i

meanwhile, tonight, blaze bernstein's family is calling for acts of kindness in their son's name. david? >> gio benitez, our thanks to you. >>> one more weather note tonight. after those deadly mudslides in montecito, california, there is concern tonight over rain on the way by friday. at least 20 dead, several missing. authorities say most homes are still without drinkable water. highway 101 still closed tonight. today, the white house releasing its first statement on the devastation, saying the president has been briefed and is monitoring the situation. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. we will honor dr. martin luther king jr. what he said just four days before his life was taken. >>> also, the famous singer found dead today in a hotel. what we're learning about that tonight. >>> olympic gymnast simone biles. her brave words late today. what she has just revealed. >>> also, the dramatic floor collapse caught on camera. look at this. giving way. dozens actually injured after this collapse. >>> and the remarkable image, the car going airborne,

when he came back out, bernstein had disappeared into a wooded area. that was the last time anyone has seen him. friends and family have been using drones to search the area where bernstein disappeared. meanwhile investigators are hoping for information that will lead to the teen's whereabouts. >> any sign of him, any clothing, obviously him, we're hoping to find him. hoping that he's just incapacitated in need of medical assistance. so that we can get him and bring him home safely. >> police do not believe that foul play is involved and that friend he met at the park had as now been rule out as is suspect. i'm iain page. lucy back to you. >> thank you iain. >>> it's battle of the birds this saturday at the linc. the eagles look to get one step closer to the super bowl but the atlanta falcons of course our kristen rodgers joins us live with look how the eagles are getting ready for the falcons much kristen. >> lucy, for the first time in nfl history the one seed, the eagles, are underdogs in their first play off game. falcons favored by 2.5 points righ

according to a search warrant the suspect told police he dropped off blaze bernstein. when they questioned him they couldn't remember his girlfriend's last name or where she lived and now he's been arrested. >> orange county sheriff's deputies marched him into custody. once a classmate, and now a suspect in the untimely death. >> based on inconsistencies of the story of the friend, our investigation focused on this individual as a person of interest. >> bernstein was a premed student at the university of pennsylvania home on break in california. >> we do believe mr. woodward was acting alone. >> reporter: the suspect told police he picked up bernstein at his home. they drove to several places before ending up at this park where bernstein's body was found one week later buried in a shallow grave. >> the friend who admitted to being the last person with blaze at the park. >> reporter: police did not release details as to the cause of death or possible motive. prosecutors have not charged woodward. his arraignment is expected early next week. the case attracted widespread

but bernstein's family says he was gay. they've arrested one of bernstein's former classmates. the suspect was formally charged yesterday. >>> now a full interview airs on the "today" show. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," hundreds of more electric vehicle chargers are coming to northern california. we're going to show you where they're going and how the state is doing when it comes to cutting those greenhouse gas emissions. >>> plus, the promises made by apple seem to equal good news for job seekers and the economy. that's not necessarily the case. adding 20,000 jobs and paying billions in taxes really can mean. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. a breather after yesterday's rally. futures are mixed. the dow surged more than 300 points to close above 26,000 for the first time. and that was sparked by continued optimism over earnings reports, economic data, and solid global growth. data on unemployment, housing and manufacturing. big earnings from morgan stanley, american express and ibm. jumping 322 points

when he came back out, bernstein had disappeared into a wooded area. that was of the last time anyone has seen him. friends and family have been using drones to search the area where bernstein disappeared. meanwhile, investigators are hoping for information that will lead to the teen's whereabouts. >> any sign of him, any clothing, obviously him, we're hoping to find him, hoping that he's just incapacitated and in need medical assistance. so that we can get him and bring him home safely. >> police say they don't foul play is involved here. they also say that that guy he met at the park has been ruled out as a suspect. in the operations center i'm iain, lucy, back to you. >> thank you iain. physical police are searching for a man caught on camera making an illegal withdrawal 43 an atm with a crowbar. the atm happens to be at the george smith towing company on the 3100 block of south 61st street. surveillance cameras caught a guy pulling up in a light-colored car, walk on over to the atm, pry it open with the crowbar and taking off with $5,000 in cash. i

i live at 2535 lake, almost directly across from the bernsteins. and oppose this proposed building in its current state for all the reasons that have been adduced and i want to remind you supervisors that if left unchecked real estate interests, and they're just about the same everywhere -- i used to live in manhattan. i even lived in greenwich village, which is pretty much destroyed now -- left unchecked, san francisco will be even more degraded as a beautiful environment and place to live and raise your children and you are the last line of defense. thank you. >> councillor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is marianne shell and i live at 2539 lake street. thank you for working today and my condolences to you and the city. i've lived on lake street since 1992 in a building adjacent to 218 27th avenue. i'm a retired san francisco unified schoolteacher of 35 years. i'm very concerned about the proposed construction at 218 for the following reasons. the new building is out of scale with the surrounding build

times" bernstein was found with more than 20 stab wounds. hundreds turning out for the memorial service for the 19-year-old upenn student who loved cooking and writing. >> he was a gentle soul. he would never hurt anyone. he was so -- he was just giving. >> reporter: bernstein's parents say their son was gay, and are questioning whether he might have been the victim of a hate crime. prosecutors are still investigating. >> we'd have to show that the reason for the murder was substantially for the reason that he was gay. >> reporter: david, a priest and family friend of the woodwards tells me the family is deeply religious, and that he last saw sam two sundays ago in church, just days after the alleged murder. his arraignment has been continued until february 2nd. david? >> kayna whitworth. kayna, thank you. >>> next, a former cia case officer under arrest tonight and now charged with illegally possessing government secrets. jerry chun shing lee left the cia in 2007. in 2012, an fbi search found he had notebooks that contained classified infor

bernstein's father says the family is devastated. >> from our family and from blaze, we thank you. this woman has been my rock this last week. our children. are so strong. and we just want to see resolution, and we want to thank the sheriff's department for all that they've done. >> bernstein attended the university of pennsylvania and was home in california on winter investigating several leads. >>> a school board in louisiana is now the target of death threats after a teacher was arrested at a meeting. >> the english teacher was confronting the school board and superintendent over his raise when a marshal insisted that she leave the room. >> reporter: it has people across the world upset and calling in threats to the school board. daysha hargrave speaking her mind in abbeyville, louisiana, frustrated that they were giving this man, the superintendent, a nearly $30,000 raise while handing out nothing extra to teachers. >> a superintendent or any person in leadership getting any type of raise i feel is a slap in the face of teachers, cafeteria workers. >> reporter: but the board wa

he stabbed 19-year-old blaze bernstein more than 20 times. the penn student's body was found in a shallow grave in a park a week later. bernstein was home on winter break when he disappeared january 2nd, the same night woodward picked him up and drove him to a park. nbc news spoke to his mother about the situation. >> i would like it very much if everyone could respect our privacy and the privacy of the bernstein family. this is a time of great suffering. and we would ask that you would respect that suffering. thank you very much. >> the orange county register has reported there may have been sexual overtones to the crime but the d.a. is still looking for the exact motive. >>> the city of philadelphia is trying to address's opioid epidemic by going straight to the source. the city filed a lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies that make and market addicted prescription drugs. leaders accuse the companies of deceptive marketing. that doesn't explain how dangerous the drugs could be. >> doctors were systematically giving false information abo

hour but let's go to the one, the only, carl bernstein, a cnn political analyst, who has been leading these conversations, leading these questions about the president's fitness carl, you and i have talked about this in recent months. has something changed in your view this week? >> yes. we're in a real constitutional crisis in an unprecedented place where we as a country and where we as journalists have never been before in which a huge part of the citizenry of our country and the leadership of the country in congress privately and in public openly questioned the fitness and stability of the president of the united states. so it raises a great question. how do we report on this reality? meanwhile, abroad, leaders are questioning the fitness of the president of the united states and whether or not the country is in good hands. this is a reporting challenge unlike any other. and it really is a story partly

wood ward told police he became angry when bernstein kissed him after they went to a park together >>> congress has until midnight friday to pass a new spending bill to avoid a government shutdown, democrats will not support the bill if it does not protect young immigrants from deportation under daca. the current proposal would keep the government open through february and extend the children's health insurance program six years. >>> apple said the tax cut plan pushed through by republicans in president trump is in part responsible for major investment they're making in the u.s. economy. apple said its planning to build another corporate campus and hire 20,000 u.s. workers over the next five years. the company also plans to take advantage of a one be time tax break, and bring back to the u.s. most of the $252 billion it has in offshore cash. >>> and the stock market off to a stellar start in 2018, the dow jones closed 26,000 for the first time it's been just eight trading days since the dow closed above 2005,000, it closed up 26,115, the nasdaq added 74 points, the s & p 500 added 26,

but bernstein didn't come back. during an emotional press conference, he broke into tears while he talked about his son. >> he was a charismatic man that shined lives in communities he touched. needless tsay our family is devastated by the news. >> police still haven't said how bernstein died but an autopsy is scheduled for today. blaze's father says he was planning on studying psychology at penn and then later medicine. live at the breaking news center nbc 10 news. >>> fever, cough, running noses, if you don't have it, flu is coming that's spreading across our area and only worse. widespread in pennsylvania and delaware, that means there are outbreaks across half the state. in pennsylvania, 1 deat8 deaths including on child, and in death of an unvaccinated 4-year-old. but not everyone who is sick right now has the flu. nbc 10 durante tells you how to tell the difference beten a common cold and flu and what could happen if you wait too long to find out. >> thanks for coming in for the exam. >> reporter: it's a sure

blade bernstein was visiting over the weekend. samuel woodward took bernstein to a park and killed him with a knife. bernstein's parents said the murder may have been a hate crime against their gay son. >>> this flu season is outbreaking. every area showed widespread activity. this year's strain is particularly dangerous for older patients but everyone is at risk. in california, 42 people under the age of 65 have died from the flu this season. dr. tara narula reports. >> you just don't think that a healthy 40-year-old woman is going to die from the flu. >> reporter: that's what walt oxley says happened to his daughter katy oxley thomas. he said the california mother of three was in excellent health. she practiced yoga and ran three marathons. >> she was in the peak of her life. >> oxley visited the hospital twice. she was admitted to intensive care just days later and died within hours. >> the flu had gone to pneumonia that had gone to septic shock, and it consumed her so quickly, it's hard to grasp. >> thomas is one of 42 people

bernstein's parents say they are touched by the outpouring of support. >> wow. it means a lot to plea becaume reminds me that people are good and people care about each other. >> this is a story of hope that for the future that has come from a tragedy that no one would ever wish on their worst enemy. >> you can see the entire interview on the "today" show starting at 7:00 this morning. >>> in north philadelphia, two masked gunmen stormed a corner store and shot a man eating a sandwich and took off. when police arrived after 7:00 last night, they found the victim in an aisle of the store. his body was riddled with bullets. the 22-year-old was pronounced dead after officers rushed him to the hospital. police say the man who was killed often went to the store at north 6th street. and they believe he was the target. >>> shot while waiting at a bus stop. philadelphia police say someone rattled off more than a dozen bullets in northern liberties around 9:30 last night. one of them hit a woman in the hip. investigators do not believe she was the intended target of that

bernstein parents reported him missing the next day. one week later, his body was found in a shallow grave in this park. investigators say woodward had scratches and dirt on his hands. while under surveillance, he returned to the crime scene and also cleaned his vehicle. >> generally means they're trying to -- that person is trying to destroy evidence. >> reporter: he was a rested friday. police say no weapons had been found. and they are still trying to determine the motive in this case. but according to an affidavit obtained by the orange county register, woodward told investigators he became angry after bernstein, who was gay, kissed him the night he disappeared. >> could there be a consideration for a hate crime in. >> that's certainly an open question and that's -- we are, in fact, looking for evidence that might support that. >> reporter: bernstein was studying psychology and worked at a campus culinary magazine. his friends and family gathered at a memorial service earlier >> now, this bright young soul, with the world at his fin

. >> the thing about bernstein that i think you captured so well was his assuredness about how right he was. you know, at the same time totally intuitive, totally instincti instinctive, where he had to push woodward. and you're rewriting me because you're a better writer. and you do it without even thinking how bruised it's going to be. >> woodward was, if the right word is, didactic. he would go a, b, c, d in his investigative work. and bernstein would go a, b, h. >> we had the luxury of a fat dynamic institution in the "washington post," it was right at its peak. >> there has always been some chicanery in american politics, you're always going to have some underhanded dealings. nothing comparable to this. >> ended up that woodward and bernstein ushered in a new era of journalism that opened up the white house in a way that would have made lbj and jfk and fdr very uncomfortable. >> marcus, everyone asks the question, could the "post" do a story like watergate or do watergate now? what is your -- >> you know, in today's world that story would catch fire much faster. the minute the br

blade bernstein was visiting over the weekend. prosecutors say samuel woodward took bernstein to a park and killed him with a knife. bernstein's parents said the murder may have been a hate crime against their gay son. >>> this flu season is peaking, and for the first time the cdc says every part of the continental u.s. showed widespread activity. this year's strain is particularly dangerous for older patients but everyone is at risk. in california at least 42 people under the age of 65 have died from the flu this season. dr. tara narula reports. >> you just don't think that a healthy 40-year-old woman is going to die from the flu. >> reporter: that's what walt oxley says happened to his katie oxley thomas. he said the california mother of three was in excellent health. she practiced yoga and ran three marathons. >> she was in the peak of her life. >> reporter: oxley said thomas visited the hospital twice. she was admitted to intensive care just days later and died within hours. >> the flu had gone to pneumonia that had gone to se