the detective hoped russel douglas' widow brenna douglas might shed some light on that, but that night when he told her the father of had her two children had been murdered the detective says he got a strange feeling. >> i never tried to judge how people are going react when i tell them thing, but her response wasn't what i expected. >> as in not emotional enough? >> she wasn't shocked, at least not visually shocked. it was a bit matter of fact and that did leave us at least wondering when we walked out of the house. yes. >> and so brenna douglas, as the wives of murdered men often do, became a person of interest, the domestic situation seemed unsettled. >> they were separated. russel was living in an apartment in renton. according to brenna they were trying to work it out and talking about getting back together. >> in fact, the new widow told the detectives that her husband had spent the holidays with her and the kids. >> she said the last time she saw him was the morning of december 26th. he left the house somewhere mid-morning and she thought he was going to run some errands. >> bre

he never calls douglas uncle fredd -sojourner. he never calls douglas uncle freddsojourner. he never calls douglas uncle freddy. [ laughter ] but it's because he's male and has a great deal of respect for him but i think you can have respect for someone, you can have respect for their opinions without being a true friend of theirs. >> it's interesting, his promiscuous use of the word "friends." you can see in the his letters, "my good friend, my deep friend, my intimate friend" is perhaps masking a uniform distance that he maintains. by the way, i'm going to hold out for four meetings with frederick douglass. i still think that -- i take douglas at his word that he met with him once at the soldier's home so i'm going to think four. doesn't a deep friendship make, but one more occasion. [ laughter ] >> and he certainly does miss the visit to the soldier's home when lincoln invites him for tea. >> exactly. and i think he makes great deal of there is no one whose opinions i value more than yours. and i think he's saying it to his crowd, lincoln is. so steve, i want to ask you a

douglas thought a great deal of it, but we have to remember who douglas was. douglas was a formerly enslaved man who was self-made. who was able to free himself from slavery. he ran away from slavery, came to the north and made something of himself. a grand something of himself. he was the leader of black america during most of the 19th century. and so he thought very highly of himself as well. so to be in the presence of someone like lincoln, who is treating him like a man, is a big deal to him. and i don't think it's at all unusual for lincoln to treat him that way. i think that's the way lincoln would have treated anyone who he felt had made something of himself. talks about lincoln's belief in the right to rise. douglas is one of these people who is the epitome of that theory of the ability of an african-american to rise. and lincoln certainly would have had respect for him in that regard. also, i want to mention that when truth comes to the white house, although she's made something of herself as well, lincoln doesn't treat her the same way he treats doug

. >>> actor michael douglas is denying sexual harassment allegations against him. the oscar winner came forward preemptively after being contacted by two publications, an employee worked for douglas more than 30 years ago said she was harassed by him. douglas is apologizing for any offensive language but he says he did in the harass her. >>> all of the money in the world may be raking it in the box office but too little money was paid to michelle williams. movie had already finish filming when sexual misconduct claims prompted replacement of one of its stars, kevin spacey film makers had to reconvene cast to reshoot space i's scenes. u.s.a. today reports that mark wahlberg was paid 1.5 million-dollar, while his co-star williams got $80 a day in per die em pay totaling less than a thousand. >>> kate joins us now with our forecast and still on that up and down, roller coaster. >> we're still on the up, today was a lot like yesterday , we had sound in the morning, more cloud this afternoon but temperatures once again above average.

douglas. they would go and speed would make the fire in the back of the store and the end of the day and the leading lights really in some way leading intellectuals in illinois if not the country were of different political persuasions would gather there and they would come because of lincoln. they started talking for a few weeks. the one topic off the table -- you couldn't talk politics. can you imagine abraham lincoln and steven douglas sitting in the back of a store and not talking politics. serious somebody said, we have to talk about this in a different context. then they agreed in january of 1840, to hold an 8-day debate in the local presbyterian church and each person had day and there were eight of them and speed remembered verbatim, he went to everything lincoln taught and wrote nearly verbatim the speech that he gave. what's so interesting in this context about his charisma, people were so drawn to lincoln, he would endlessly tell stories, he was funny, could listen to people and cou

suffolk police allowed us to film the tablets douglas was taking before he died. they were delivered by his local boots pharmacy in this pack — a dosette box designed to make it easierfor him to take medicine at the right time. on the outside is douglas lamond's name. but on the inside, the prescriptions are for a mr lampard. douglas took more than 30 of mr lampard's tablets, including medication to reduce blood sugar levels, which he didn't need. to witness him going into heart failure and then to subsequent cardiac arrest — it's the most devastating and horrible thing to see. this is the pharmacy in felixstowe where the mistake was made. an error so serious, suffolk police considered a charge of corporate manslaughter. staff hadn't followed com pa ny safety procedures. i felt angry. i felt i wanted to throw a brick through every single boots store that i saw. i blame boots for... ..for my father's death. in 2011, one manager had been concerned about pressure in boots pharmacies. greg lawton reported to the superintendent pharmacist at boots headquarters. as

suffolk police allowed us to film the tablets douglas was taking before he died. they were delivered by his local boots pharmacy in this pack — a dosette box designed to make it easier for him to take medicine at the right time. on the outside is douglas lamond's name. but on the inside, the prescriptions are for a mr lampard. douglas took more than 30 of mr lampard's tablets, including medication to reduce blood sugar levels, which he didn't need. to witness him going into heart failure and then to subsequent cardiac arrest — it's the most devastating and horrible thing to see. this is the pharmacy in felixstowe where the mistake was made. an error so serious, suffolk police considered a charge of corporate manslaughter. staff hadn't followed com pa ny safety procedures. i felt angry. i felt i wanted to throw a brick through every single boots store that i saw. i blame boots for... ..for my father's death. in 2011, one manager had been concerned about pressure in boots pharmacies. greg lawton reported to the superintendent pharmacist at boots headquarters. as

when detectives in suffolk investigated douglas's death, they wa nted investigated douglas's death, they wanted to see boots' own internal investigation report. the company was entitled to refuse under legal privilege. while the detective in charge acknowledges that, he feels the company had a moral responsibility. do i feel that boots gave us full co—operation? no, i don't. i think that particularly big corporate companies such as boots have a significant responsibility to public safety and a moral duty to comply with any investigation. they also have a responsibility to the family. boots... is it said it wanted to apologise to the families of the three patients who died following dispensing errors. we wa nted following dispensing errors. we wanted to find out how many mistakes there are in community pharmacy, but it hasn't been easy. we know that in one year, more than 17,000 incidents involving medication were reported to the nhs across the industry, but that reporting is voluntary, so the realfigure could be higher. a new law has gone before parliament. it is hoped it will encourag

suffolk police allowed us to film the tablets douglas was taking before he died. they were delivered by his local boots pharmacy in this pack — a dosette box designed to make it easier for him to take medicine at the right time. on the outside is douglas lamond's name. but on the inside, the prescriptions are for a mr lampard. douglas took more than 30 of mr lampard's tablets, including medication to reduce blood sugar levels, which he didn't need. to witness him going into heart failure and then to subsequent cardiac arrest — it's the most devastating and horrible thing to see. this is the pharmacy in felixstowe where the mistake was made. an error so serious, suffolk police considered a charge of corporate manslaughter. staff hadn't followed com pa ny safety procedures. i felt angry. i felt i wanted to throw a brick through every single boots store that i saw. i blame boots for... ...for my father's death. in 2011, one manager had been concerned about pressure in boots pharmacies. greg lawton reported to the superintendent pharmacist at boots headquarters. a

was a cousin of stephen douglas. how is it that a stephen douglas man gets so close to lincoln and is so much responsible for the way we understand his sculptures? but this whole period is really difficult, subtle and even in art, it's just not -- it's not easy sometimes to get our minds around it. so, at any rate, let's get back to some paintings of abraham lincoln. this shows the first reading of the emancipation proclamation before the cabinet. lincoln has just stopped reading his new idea for the emancipation of enslaved persons. remember, this would only take effect in the states that were within northern control. so it couldn't free enslaved persons in the states that had seceded. nevertheless, this was a major effort by the administration. william h. seward who is sitting on other side of the table, closest to abraham, secretary of state said something like, sir, don't you think we should wait for a major victory before we unroll this? wouldn't that be a good idea? generally, the artist has arranged the progre

he was related to stephen douglas because his wife was a cousin of stephen douglas. how is it that a stephen douglas man gets supposed to lincoln and is so much responsible to the way we understand his sculptures? this whole period is very difficult, a struggle. not easy to, it is get our minds around it. at any rate, let us get back to some paintings of abraham lincoln. this one shows the first reading of the emancipation proclamation before the cabinet. lincoln has just stopped reading his new idea for the emancipation of enslaved. remember, this would only take affect in the states in northern control. it could create enslaved persons in the states that had seceded. nevertheless, this is a major effort by the administration. william h seward, sitting on the other side of the table right ,ere closest it abraham secretary of state, has said something like, don't you think we should make for a major victory? wouldn't that be a good idea? generally, the artist has arranged the progressives over on the side. then otherase, and figures over there, gideon welles, edward

mcneill and douglas finished 17th, leaving them 12th in the overall world cup standings. in the men‘s two—man event, bradley hall and sam blanchet finished joint 14th. that‘s all from sportsday. a quick update on the football,

he didn't win the seat that he was going for against douglas. douglas won. but suddenly he was a national figure. and if you had seen him in any of those seven places in illinois, this is how he looked. incidentally, we're going to see this thing that starts behind somebody who's having their photograph taken. it's called an immobilizer, and it's a clamp that goes behind your head. sometimes you see it in photographs of lincoln. it's it's not a torture device. if you backed up into it, then your operator knew that you were in focus, and it was a kind of a minder for your head, right? and so lincoln is so tall that he has to have a little bench behind him, and then the immobilizer, and here's one foot of it, is behind him. so there's kind of a rod that goes up, and it makes his collar kind of stand up a little bit. in so many of the photographs lincoln's tie is crooked, his share scruffy, his collar is ajar. so we'll get back to lincoln and his face and what maladies he might have had a little bit later. ok, in chicago, a sculptor, maybe our first professiona

gee because of our profession we see people at their worst it is good to see the other side of that douglas now is a motivational speaker about the impacts of driving drunk.and has a new outlook on life.sot i wanted to let them know i am going to spend the rest of my life as a contributing member of society and they were part of that he'll will be forever grateful, he says, for the compassion officers showed him during his darkest days,in alameda justine waldman kron 4 news. (james) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. ( james ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:look for mostly dry conditions today before a storm system brings widespread rainfall and breezy to locally gusty winds during the day wednesday to the north bay and through the remainder of the region wednesday night. after another period of dry conditions, a third system is possible late in the upcoming weekend. ( james )breaking news from overnight.16 people are displaced this morning after a fire tore through 8 homes at an apartment complex in san jose.(ááádoubleboxááá)

. >> it's been over a week since michael douglas go ahead of his own sexual harassment scandal. today his accuser is speaking out. >> he thought he was the king of the world and he could humiliate meet. >> susan brody worked for douglas and told "the today show" she was constantly subjected to sexual harassment. she claims during a script meeting he performed a sex act in front of her. >> one of my friends told me you better not tell people about him. >> michael douglas did not comment today. he denied the claims before they were published. he said this is a complete lie, fabrication no truth to it whatsoever. douglas has the full support of his wife catherine zeta jones who told us it was important to quash the story. >> he did a statement. he did it. i think it's clear where he stands. i can't elaborate on something that is so very personal to him. what i can say it touches all of us. >> the oscar winning actress is focused on her latest project which premiers tomorrow on lifetime the griselda bianco story. >> i wanted to play this role forever. >> it's based on the real story

. >> it's been over a week since michael douglas go ahead of his own sexual harassment scandal. today his accuser is speaking out. >> he thought he was the king of the world and he could humiliate meet. >> susan brody worked for douglas and told "the today show" she was constantly subjected to sexual harassment. she claims during a script meeting he performed a sex act in front of her. >> one of my friends told me you better not tell people about him. >> michael douglas did not comment today. he denied the claims before they were published. he said ts is a complete lie, fabrication no truth to it whatsoever. douglas has the full support of his wife catherine zeta jones who told us it was important to quash the story. >> he did a statement. he did it. i think it's clear where he stands. i can't elaborate on something that is so very personal to him. what i can say it touches all of us. >> the oscar winning actress iso which premiers tomorrow on lifetime the griselda bianco story. >> i wanted to play this role forever. >> it's based on the real story of the woman who was a pioneer

douglas, is it not time to change australia day? a lot of australians will wonder why and they will see it as an assault on the foundation of their nation and indeed it is. there are all sorts of arguments to be had about history. nobody would or could deny the mistreatment and maltreatment of the aboriginal peoples. but the problem is, as so often, the question is whether you are dealing with critics or enemies. a lot of australians will have heard of organised protests on their holiday talking notjust about the invasion of australia, but saying f australia, i hope it burns to the ground. that is not the language of the critic of a country, that is somebody talking as an enemy. is that not somebody who is perhaps in the end so frustrated as it were by the denial? but australia has not got denial about this. australia has had national sorry days, national signings of books to say sorry, all sorts of things. australia has not ignored is passed. what do you say to that, australia has not ignored its past? i think that douglas is talki

i -- >> i, lawrence douglas wilder do

last march, the inquest into douglas lamond's death was held in suffolk. staff told the coroner on the day the prescription went out, they'd been very busy and under pressure. they said they'd kept telling their area manager they didn't have enough space to do theirjob. the police report said that meant they weren't following the company's standard operating procedures. the coroner said they were operating in a difficult situation. boots told us it found no record of staff raising concerns with the manager. the pharmacist in felixstowe was eventually given a police caution for an offence under the medicines act. when detectives in suffolk investigated douglas's death, they wanted to see boots' own internal investigation report. the company was entitled to refuse under legal professional privilege. while the detective in charge acknowledges that, he feels the company had a moral responsibility. do i feel that boots gave us the full cooperation? no, i don't. i do think, particularly a big corporate company such as boots, who have a significant responsibility

stephen douglas stays there too -- lincoln's face was covered in plaster. after about 45 minutes, they andd the plaster loose, lincoln started getting teary-eyed. they laughed at that. volk had ahat, three-dimensional photograph almost, of lincoln's face. went to springfield, to lincoln's house, and lincoln allowed his hands to be cast. with bees, volk made a whole industry out of lincoln's sculptures. he is to my mind, the pieces.lptor of lincoln i have seen this online, it is called a death mask. there is no death mask of lincoln. they have done that of other people, jefferson, washington, the founding fathers, napoleon. when they could, they would. but this is lincoln as he 1860, 1859,ked in was the face and 1860 was the hands. withis a volk statue made the help of a mask. you can see how incredibly-accurate it is. these are plasterers which volk took out, he took out a patent. you could actuallyyou could acts of art in the 19th century. believe it or not. that ended. he patented batches of lebron lincoln. york, walkedto new into a shop -- he patented st

frederick douglas played a pivotal role. while he ensured african-american could fight in the union army, he was also pivotal in the role through the emancipation proclamation and ultimately the 13th amendment. when you visit you'll also see artifacts that speak to the efforts of one who educated many of the people who are at these contraband camps. you'll also see the story of harriet tubman. she also served as a union spy. and also you'll see the story of susan king taylor who not only served as a nurse but ultimately opened up her own hospital. so why don't we look at the artifacts that speak to the freedom of emancipation. how do you tell the people that they are now free? in fact those same men that frederick douglas fought for were responsible for carrying things such as this, this very important tiny but powerful handhold emancipation proclamation. they carried a handhold emancipation proclamation from plantation to plantation and told men, women and children they were no longer enslaved. what did that mean at this po

frederick douglas played a pivotal role. while he ensured african-american could fight in the union army, he was also influential in a constant dialogue with president lincoln to ensure that freedom came through the emancipation proclamation and ultimately the 13th amendment. we would be remiss if we told the story about the civil war and left out the story of women's involvement in the civil war. when you visit, you will also see artifacts that speak to the efforts of charlotte grimkey who educated many of the people who were at these contraband camps. you will see the story of harriet tubman. many of us know her with the underground railroad. she also served as a union spy. and also you'll see the story of susan king taylor who not only served as a nurse but ultimately opened up her own hospital. so why don't we look at the artifacts that speak to the freedom during the period of emancipation. how do you tell a whole population of people that they are now free? in fact, those same men that frederick douglas fought for to e

i talk about the lincoln-douglas debates. picture them on the podium getting ready to have a three-hour debate on the field, and i write "the optics of the debates were almost comical. lincoln was as tall and thin as the list was short and wide. douglas tended towards inflammatory language, while lincoln was calmer. lincoln was honest abe. douglas often arrived in town on a special train. lincoln rode coach. douglas was prone to histrionics, dogmatic exclamations, blatant pandering to white superiority, and lying without remorse. i'm talking about the lincoln-douglas debates, not last year's elections. [laughter] lincoln focused on making his key points clear to the often-large crowds." i talked to a lot of people. i knew this book would be well taken by the general public, but i have actually had a lot of lincoln scholars tell me that they really like it, too. and between the pictures and the writing, it is a different way of presenting the information. you have the graphics, the text, and the third way is simply the price.

i talk about the lincoln-douglas debates. picture them on the podium getting ready to have a three-hour debate on the field, and i write "the optics of the debates were almost comical. lincoln was as tall and thin as douglas was short and wide. douglas tended towards inflammatory and racist language, while lincoln was -- lincoln a rep was,. lincoln was on honest ape. douglas often arrived in town on a special train. lincoln road coach. douglas wase prone to histrionics, dogmatic exclamations, blatant pandering to white superiority, and lying without remorse. i'm talking about the lincoln-douglas debates, not last year's elections. lincoln focused on making his key points clear to the often-large crowds. " i talked to a lot of people. i knew this book would be well taken by the general public, but i have actually had a lot of lincoln scholars tell me that they really like it, too. and between the pictures and the writing it is a different way -- of presenting the information. you have the graphics, the text, and the third way

i talk about the lincoln-douglas debates. picture them on the podium getting ready to have a three-hour debate on the field, and i write "the optics of the debates were almost comical. lincoln was as tall and thin as the list was short and wide. douglas tended towards inflammatory language, while lincoln was calmer. lincoln was o honest ape. douglas often arrived in town on a special train. lincoln road bank -- rod coach. douglas wase prone to histrionics, dogmatic exclamations, blatant pandering to white superiority, and lying without remorse. about theg lincoln-douglas debates, not last year's elections. lincoln focused on making his key points clear to the often-large crowds. " i talked to a lot of people. i knew this book would be well taken by the general public, but i have actually had a lot of lincoln scholars tell me that they really like it, too. and between the pictures and the rising, it is a different way -- ting, it is a different way of presenting the information. you have the graphics, the text, and the third w

gee because of our profession we see people at their worst it is good to see the other side of that douglas now is a motivational speaker about the impacts of driving drunk.and has a new outlook on life.sot i wanted to let them know i am going to spend the rest of my life as a contributing member of society and they were part of that he'll will be forever grateful, he says, for the compassion officers showed him during his darkest days,in alameda justine waldman kron 4 news. still ahead at 8. a rare venomous snake turns up on a california beach. why it may be a troubling sign. and next. a rally around a teacher handcuffed at a school board meeting. now she is speaking out for the first time .. since her violent arrest. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give y

michael douglas, in his denial, said that susan braudy never complained. but she said she complained over and over. she would have gone to police but at the time, she did not think what he was doing was a crime. she says, i think so now. >> kate, thank you. >>> we turn over to al and get another check of the weather. what's happening out west? >> we're watching a couple of systems come onshore. as they do, they're going to bring rain and some much-needed snow to the sierra and the cascades, as well. the rockies, over this weekend. the two storms will come into the west coast with heavy coastal rain and increasing mountain snow. the rain extends into san francisco, and central california. you look at snow totals in the rockies. upwards of 20 inches of snow, into the cascades and the sierra. and right along the coast from san francisco, on into seattle, some areas could pick up to four >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a very cold start this morning, but we'll see a quick warmup into the 40s this afternoon. bright skies for philadelphia, 44. a

out on the ground and took him homesot they picked me up carried me up the stairs and put me in bed douglas admits he got 4 dui's in less than 2 weeks. the last time police clicked him in handcuffs, something inside clicked for douglas, it was time to sober up.sot i don't look at it as a negative experience, i look at it as the greatest helping hand i have ever been offered in my lifethe arrests, combined with the death of a close friend to alcoholism, motivated him to start his recovery. now almost 27 months sober, douglas came to the alameda police department to present officers he credits with saving his life a plaque of appreciation. sot for playing a major part in my life and more importantly the lives of innocent citizens in our communitythe police department is pleased douglas overcame his addiction to alcohol.. and will display his plaque with pride. sot lt gee because of our profession we see people at their worst it is good to see the other side of thatdouglas now is a motivational speaker about the impacts of driving drunk. and has a new outlook on life.sot i wanted to let them k

gee because of our profession we see people at their worst it is good to see the other side of that douglas now is a motivational speaker about the impacts of driving drunk.and has a new outlook on life.sot i wanted to let them know i am going to spend the rest of my life as a contributing member of society and they were part of that he'll will be forever grateful, he says, for the compassion officers showed him during his darkest days,in alameda justine waldman kron 4 news. you got me stanley! what are you doing (histarical alughter) you know better right (hahahaha) he know better he does that all the time if you build it they will go around i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (sports) (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've hav

douglas named his son after charles vermont. ward was living in syracuse during the rest you and helped file jerry's manacles off his body. he participated in the raid and died 18 days later. it was also germane logan who accompanied brown to meet harriet tubman. these leaders vouched for each other. they filled in for each other on the lecture circuit. the list of connections could go on and on. say a few pivotal actions took place outside of this black network. prompted questions about how others were doing in the movement, how their needs could be met. on a more personal level, they teased each other, asked about their health, their children, and their spouses. john brown made sure to meet with these influential leaders. totook his own son with him meet douglas, robert purvis, and stephen smith in philadelphia. john brown was not just meeting with black leaders, he was meeting with black people with financial means and resources and experience with armed resistance. it was during his meetings that brown was meant toward and c

michael douglas, in his denial, said that susan braudy never complained. but she said she complained over and over and over again. she would have gone to police but at the time, she did not think what he was doing was a crime. she says, i think so now. >> kate, thank you. >>> we turn over to al and get another check of the weather. what's happening out west? >> we're watching a couple of systems come onshore. as they do, they're going to bring rain and some much-needed snow to the sierra and the cascades, as well. the rockies, over this weekend. the two storms will come into the west coast with heavy coastal rain and increasing mountain snow. the rain extends into san francisco, and central california. you look at snow totals in the rockies. upwards of 20 inches of snow, into the cascades and the sierra. and right along the coast from san francisco, on into seattle, some areas could pick up to four inches of rain. >>> we did see a system bring some showers overnight, a live look over san francisco right now, the hour by hour outlook right now doesn't show

in douglas stan received a call for help from another slave labor. the cooler says he's working on a farm alexei asks if he knows his location. he's told by the man on the phone that there are two of them alexei wants him to take photos and send them to him so he can post them on the social media platforms to collect donations for their travel costs. alexei has voltaire and other revolutionary role models on the wall standing for freedom of thought even if alexei's himself dependent on others is sixty five year old pediatrician mother supports him financially to prevent classically i'm basically a positive person who says he should help others i just worry about him because he doesn't have a wife or children he has nothing no income fortunately i have a pension and i'm still working to. rashmi you have a i'm still rocking at sixty five that's how i managed to catch them myself and support him a bit. like. you know what else could i do on top of this you're not paying taxes or anything towards your pension don't intend to. you and your pension you don

tragic new years eve for law enforcement officials in douglas county colorado. five shot by a suspect, one deputy has died. this morning cbs news correspondent laura has new information about the gunmen. >> (gunshots heard). >> four sherrie deputies will police officer shot while responding to domestic disturbance at this apartment complex south of denver. twenty-nine year old deputy zachary parish died from his injuries, he leaves behind a wife and two young children. >> we are deeply saddened by the loss of zachary. when i sat with his wife and hell her hands, i could see in her eyes her life was over. >> this is a photo of 32 year old jeffrey pell, one of the deputies who was shot and is now in stable condition at the hospital. >> it was more of an ambush- type of an attack on our officers. he knew we were coming. >> sheriff tony says the suspect fired an estimated 100 rounds before being killed by return fire. that suspect has been identified by the douglas county kerr nerve as 38 year old matthew real. on twitter president trump wrote: my deepest condolance

a colleague in douglas stan received a call for help from another slave labor. the cooler says he's working on a family alexei asks if he knows his location. he's told by the man on the phone the two of them alexei wants him to take photos and send them to him so he can post them on the social media platforms to collect donations for their travel costs. alexei has voltaire and other revolutionary role models on the wall standing for freedom of thought even if alexei's himself dependent on others is sixty five year old pediatrician mother supports him financially. but isn't classically i'm basically a positive person who says he should help others i just worry about him because he doesn't have a wife or children he has nothing no income fortunately i have a pension and i'm still working to. harasser you have i'm still rocking at sixty five that is how i manage to care for myself and support him a bit too much with your family you know what jobs could i do on top of this you're not paying taxes or anything towards your pension don't intend to. and your pension you

douglas came forward to deny an allegation of sexual misconduct. douglas told deadline he anticipated an upcoming record would contain allegation by a former employee, that he acted inappropriately in front of her 32 years ago. set a generals said her husband's preemptive announcement speaks for itself and they are both behind the times up movement. >> michael is 110 percent behind this movie. he has been in this business working creatively with woman for over 50 years. very, very happy with what he had to do. and he did it in a very, very, concise, clear and personal manner. >> douglas decided to try to get ahead of the story by speaking to deadline calling the allegation a complete lie and a fabrication. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" we will tell you what is being banned at cvs pharmacy. >> something that the company hopes will inspire other co an initiative some say that could help with woman's body image, also ahead. >>> doctor martin luther king is often remembered as champion of civil rights but there is another group he for the hard

is sadly in the home and john major is there to read the book as he will douglas heard quoted in this book seems to back up your recall recollections here saying in a cabinet of a cabinet meeting three items parliamentary affairs home affairs and xenophobia this was not just hurts coming in the you know was she was lady thatcher xenophobic as douglas heard a bit later thatcher had i mean i don't i don't i don't want to you know was he a racist or whatever they think of him pretty or politic they want to give the impression that i'm universally critical of lady thatcher who is wrong no it doesn't come out with was you raise the mark was right minister but one thing that did disturb us in the foreign office numbers i think of considerable. a considerable problem in our foreign affairs was her dislike of germans. now germany was and is now even more so a very very important member of the european union but then it was extremely important on the chancellor co margaret thatcher never quad a relationship the chancellor merkel which could remove being called so possible and could changing re

. >>> former eagles great hugh douglas works in atlanta and taking us behind enemy lines ahead of the playoff showdown with the falcons. >>> it is thursday, january 11th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha getting us outside the door, this thursday, friday eve. >> good morning, happy gateway we are looking outside. everything has been looking good, very wet, we have a few accidents and story is water main breaks all over the place right now. >> that is right. >> yes. >> interesting, temperatures finally rebounding too in a very substantial way, but at lee at the moment storm scan is still empty, you are likely to see more activity on satellite then you will certainly not in the radar but not seeing a ton of son as a result of that. regardless it looks like a nice day. if you don't mine seeing bright sunshine and blue skies , included are there but we are warming up in a huge way, where we are standing. we could not break out of the 20's, so the last two mornings so that allowed for icing. this morning look at mount pocono we are warmer then in allen

douglas says a former employee is accusing him of the act more than 30 years ago and cim denies. >>> the recent revelation apple deliberately slowed down older iphones is getting the attention of prosecutors. authorities in france say shortening a product's lifespan is a crime and looking into apple's actions. the company insists it only slowed down the phones to prevent random shutdowns caused by aging batteries. 13,000 tourists have been stranded in the swiss alps because of heavy snow and avalanche. some dramatic photos showing the snow that crashed into these apartments at a ski resort in the italian alps. it burst through doors and windows. many roads are closed right now so helicopters are being used to air lift some people but it's not all bad news. they were given some cheese while they were being evacuated. no wine? just cheese. >> only in the alps. >>> all right, coming up, bats invade walmart. we'll show you. >>> also ahead a teacher handcuffed while protesting her boss' raise. what the school is now saying >>> and the gender pay gap in hollywood. an eye opening new exampl

. >>> and the new headline about michael douglas this morning. >>> also ahead, the avalanche danger that's leaving thousands of tourists on a ski vacation stranded. >>> and the astronaut who claimed that he grew more than 3 in >>> we're back to show you a car literally pounded by the weather. a chunk of ice and snow fell 21 stories off a building in new york city and made a direct hit. nobody was injured. >>> new sexual misconduct allegations against james franco have forced "the new york times" to cancel a planned event with the actor today. franco appeared on stephen colbert's show overnight. he was asked about claims against him made by several women including actress ally sheedy. >> i had nothing but a great time with her, total respect for her. i have no idea why she was upset. she took the tweet down. i don't know. i can't speak for her. i don't know. in my life i pride myself on taking responsibility for things that i've done. >> franco said if he's done something wrong, he will fix it. one of the women accusing franco claims he assaulted her and tried to lure a teenage friend of he

douglas says a former employee is accusing him of the act more than 30 years ago and claims blackballed her both of which he denies. >>> the recent revelation apple deliberately slowed down older iphones is getting the attention of prosecutors. authorities in france say shortening a product's lifespan is a crime and looking into apple's actions. the company insists it only slowed down the phones to prevent random shutdowns caused by aging batteries. 13,000 tourists have been stranded in the swiss alps because of heavy snow and avalanche. some dramatic photos showing the snow that crashed into these apartments at a ski resort in the italian alps. it burst through doors and windows. many roads are closed right now so helicopters are being used to air lift some people but it's not all bad news. they were given some cheese while they were being evacuated. no wine? just cheese. >> only in the alps. >>> all right, coming up, bats invade walmart. we'll show you. >>> also ahead a teacher handcuffed while protesting her boss' raise. what the school is now saying this morning. >>> and the gender

is sadly you know him and john major is there to read the book as he wants but douglas heard quoted in this book seems to back up your recall recollections here saying in a cabinet of a cabinet meeting three items parliamentary affairs home affairs and xenophobia this was not just her coming in the. was she was lady thatcher xenophobic as douglas heard a bit later thought she had i mean i don't i don't i don't want to you know was she a racist or did this give him prettier politics i want to give the impression that i'm universally critical of lady thatcher who is wrong no it doesn't come out with was you raise along with dr minister but one thing that did disturb us in the foreign office numbers i think of considerable. a considerable problem in our foreign affairs was her dislike of germans. now germany was and is now even more so a very very important member of the european union but then it was extremely important on the chancellor co margaret thatcher never acquired a relationship the chancellor merkel which could remove being called so possible and could changing relations wit

is sadly you know him and john major is there to read the book as he will douglas heard quoted in this book seems to back up your recall recollections here saying in a cabinet of a cabinet meeting three items parliamentary affairs home affairs and xenophobia this was not just hurts coming in the you know was she was lady thatcher xenophobic as douglas heard a bit later thatcher had i mean i don't i don't i don't want to you know was she a racist or did they think of him pretty or politic they want to give the impression that i'm universally critical of lady thatcher who is wrong no it doesn't come out with it was she a raise along with dr minister but one thing that did disturb us in the foreign office numbers i think of considerable. a considerable problem in our foreign affairs was her dislike of germans. now germany was and is now even more so a very very important member of the european union but then it was extremely important on the chancellor co margaret thatcher never quad a relationship the chancellor merkel which could remove being called so possible and could changing relati

what do you make of the michael douglas move here? >> it's a risky move. because if he did engage in inappropriate behavior and misconduct with other women, having a statement like this could inspire them to speak out. he did seem to want to get ahead of the story. he picked an outlet i assume he perceived would be friendly to him. and tried to kind of -- control the narrative. control his destiny. howie: so many of these hollywood cases, are the media having a burnout and not getting as much coverage? or is it that the latest allegations are not on the same level? >> i would say the franco allegations do not rise to the level the weinstein allegations do, a criminal level. i am not sure there is a bit of burnout, if you watched the golden globes. clearly women in the film and television industry feel motivated to speak out. they feel this is an important moment and they feel certain this will lead to substantive change. howie: james rosen, fox's chief worse yentd left just before the holidays. there were allegations he made sexual to have twice kid a repo

joining me now presidential historian douglas brinkley and national correspondent for "the atlantic." gentlemen, good evening to you. thanks for joining us here on saturday evening with the government shutdown. let's talk, james. jeff sessions announced that daca would be rescinded. he didn't have to do that, but he's a hardliner on immigration. is this shutdown a self-inflicted wound, do you think? >> i think the internal dynamics of the party have been the main driver here. if i could just say, what's striking to me, i was actually thinking about other presidents at this stage of their presidency. douglas brinkley is the historian, but in my role as amateur journalist, it is remarkable if you go back to the last six or eight presidents, uh have the list, by the time they were one year in, almost everything that was important or going to accomplish had already been done. if you apply that kind of marker to donald trump, it's not simply that no other president has a shutdown in his first year, approval ratings below 50%, nobody had protests, but all the others had essentially gone tow

douglas said this is a complete lie, fabrication, no truth to it whatsoever. i don't have skeletons in my closet. >> he did a statement. he did it. i think it's very clear the way that he stands. i cannot elaborate on something that, you know, that is so very personal to him. what i can say it touches all of us. >> last week at the golden globes catherine was solo without her husband who was a first time grandpa. that is michael and catherine's kids dylan and kerris with their niece. catherine's new role is playing a drug lord and a grandma. she reveals michael gave her one bit of acting advice before she went to film the movie. >> nobody. >> he said you are at your most terrifying when you do nothing. i said tanks. i'll remember that. >> i think that was a compliment. i don't know. >> was it a compliment? >> i don't know. she's great though. >> yes, she is. coming up tom cruise flirts with disaster again. his new stunt after that mission impossible jump that left him with broken bones. >> plus ben affleck and jennifer garner back together. we'll tell you the