marriott, hilton, hyatt all report today we have tripadvisor and hyatt after the bell one part of the story is how they're countering the threat of airbnb hilton and marriott have been trying to unveil these new brands it seems to be working, but we want some further commentary or evidence of whether that continues to be the case the other topic is tax reform. we'll likely get comments from the companies on how much of a positive impact that lower tax rate will have >> it's crazy to talk about these types of things. you're talking about probably the most discretionary of discretionary spending people really go on vacations, go out to eat when they have that extra money in their pockets. maybe the tax thing becomes a big deal i remember a day when people would talk about time shares as supplanting hotels, then the hotels bought the time share companies. airbnb is a disruptor there, but you wonder how long before it takes before that model gets integrated >> marriott spun off their marriott vacations time share business, same thing for hilton and wyndham worldwide. that's an interesting

i'll meet you at the front of the marriott by the door. okay. love you. okay. that's my other daughter. >> reporter: thank you for taking the time. we really appreciate it. kind of take us through what happened. what time did you hear from your daughter? we were looking at the text messages that you received from her. >> i just felt like the whole thing was completely surreal. >> mom! sophie wants to talk to you. >> i'll call her right back. that's my other daughter. she sent me a text -- >> reporter: you should probably just run to go get your daughter. we appreciate it. >> it's surreal. very scary. i can't believe this is real. it doesn't feel like it's real. >> reporter: and some of the text messages were very -- challenging to read and to comprehend what was going on. we appreciate your time. we appreciate it. >> rosa, did you the right thing, let that mom deal with her kids. she's obviously going through a rough time. these are live pictures. you see, they're still escorting students out of the school. they're going from classroom to classroom, closet to c

high as students and parents reunited at this marriott in ma. they recalled what happened colleen her ninth grade daughter during the shooting. >> she said she heard a bunch of gunshots screaming but -- she heard them banking down momm scared, i'm scared. i said keal calm listenthey're . >> there were a lot of hugs and holding hands as students and childrenak sense of the violence they saw. >> you f like -- you don't expect this. someone could come in and bring in a gun and shoot up the school. until you realize it, just likey like i love you because you never know if you get shotlled . >> reporter: that young man just 17 years night, parents and students have been meeting here but it's also served as place for we've seen police chaplains and the red cross here to helparklax news. >> this is the 18th soo u.s. th. it is february 14th. president trump tweeting, my prd condolences to the families of the victims of the the terrible florida shooting. nyone else should ever feel unsafe in an >>> so how do police keep kids safe? our dave schratwieser j

let's listen in. >> a lot of the students are being taken to the marriott. a loot of parents have tried to get closer on this end, coming back without their child. they are taking the students once they have been cleared, like you said methodically to a nearby marriott. you said the trauma involved as students. some students are being released in this area as well as students are starting to come out, the one's closer to the gun fire. many showing us, they have smart phones. many of them showing us the pictures. some too graphic to put on television. blood, on the ground in the school. we also heard of a coach that jumped in front of several students to block them from students bullets. possibly passing away. inside of the school. so you're talking about trauma. doesn't even cover the surface of what a lot of the students saw here today. things that no one should ever see much less teenagers see inside of a place that they should feel safe, this happening here in parkland. you're seeing they're trying to clear this area. you're seeing parents coming out, man

ritz-carlton continues to to be the stand out for marriott which has approximate 1 brands it continues to prioritize max moxie one of the brands targeting the millennial audience something to watch for in the coming year. we will be on that conference call, which starts tomorrow. back to you. >> shares have turned around to the downside now anything on the wires that might explain that or we will have to wait and see. >> i think we have to wait for the conference call. we are looking at some of the tax impact on the bottom line. raps we are expecting a bigger bump there aside from that things look good. >> that's true seema, thank you mike, they were never up big, less than 1%. >> after hours, but more than doubled in 15 months. >> that may be the better -- >> the two names are a big contrast marriott is benefitting from the hollings cycle globally, the lodging cycle looks great for the hotels operators trip adviseror is emphasizing the non-hotel side of the business because the hotel benefit isn't working to their benefit because it is a tight market it is a deeply hated stock, that's

. >>> marriott's fourth quarter profit falling on a charge due to the new u.s. tax law and other issues adjusted earnings beat forecasts. revenue rose 8% as more people booked rooms at higher prices. >>> shares of tripadvisor surging today. the travel site reported higher than expected revenue in the third quarter. sales from the hotel segment fell but that was offset by a 26% jump in non-hotel revenue which includes attractions and restaurants. tripadvisor has been putting money towards experiences. so individuals looking to book a tour or an experience of some sort a cooking lesson while in italy. it's been really trying to build that part of its business. it seems to be working we saw monthly unique visitors rise as well, which shows you people are not only visiting the site to gain content but booking travel as well as experiences on the site monetization has been a big concern for tripadvisor. seems like they're getting better at it >> it seems like there's a haves and have-nots in hosity tall py lately hilton yesterday said they will better booking revenue

we will take you live to the winter meeting of the nga at the jw marriott hotel, live coverage on this sunday morning. enjoy the rest of your weekend. lies a coupleare of blocks from the white house at the marriott hotel in washington for the national governors association winter meeting, the second day, underway. we have live coverage right now, right here on c-span. relationship building, so i hope everyone had a good time with that. this winter meeting, we are privileged for marquis domestic partners's attendance, including governmental staff. their presence is greatly appreciated and we thank you for your contribution to our meeting. i will ask individuals to stand so we can recognize them. with regard to our former governors representing eight states, kentucky governor arnie fletcher, governor fletcher is here. maine governor john the current in -- john mccurn in. maryland governor parris clendenin. mississippi governor, ronnie musgrove. pennsylvania governor tom corbett. pennsylvania governor mark schweiker. top carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen, virgin

alliance literally you had a whiskey wine and policy winter legislative reception at the charleston marriott hotel two days before the public hearing lukas attended the purpose was according to them for legislators suppliers and other supporters will attend the event to network a discussion energy alliances legislative priorities so if she is simply spokes facts why were these little legislating snowflakes feeling so darn attacked well as lisa lucas put it quote if they feel attacked by mentioning their donors to me they shouldn't be taking that money and quote facts lisa true fact this is this is great because what this points out is exactly what everybody is harped on government across the land for doing especially here in the states are loads of national bedroll the whole bit because here you have a really great point you guys can go out of one cigars and hang out and talk about shale energies legislative priorities for hours on end but citizens get about a minute forty five of warning and each to get up there and just say with me i like this bill and yes and if the facts are a little too

today i was in ogden, lehigh, marriott, and utah county. tomorrow, i am going to 10 or so different towns and cities across the state. i will work it hard. the convention route with the caucus process as well as gathering signatures. i doubt anyone will work harder to get this nomination and to win the election than i will. >> someone said today that you are not really from utah. how would you respond? mr. romney: that is a fair question. i remind people that i had the occasion of attending college here for three years and i also came back for the olympics, which was a marvelous experience. after our campaign and my private sector work was finished, we decided to make this our home. we moved here full-time in 2014. it is about 10 years that utah has been our home. our first son was born in this town. we love it here, we love the people here and have had great experiences here. i think the people of utah know that i am a utah person at heart. i love the state i got to live in and serving as governor, that it is really funny. when i go to oth

do you like hotel stocks >> my pick is marriott >> you could hear more about buybacks if you don't want to address hotels directly. >> and they don't own as much as they used to, judge. in other words, they've outsourced it and put the brandon it, just like the president puts his brand out there, these guys put the brandon star wood or marriott hotels and they don't actually build the buildings. it is somebody else taking that risk so i like it i like the play. >> we'll do earnings after the close. now we have cisco, applied materials marathon and give me the read on cisco. >> i think barring a messup which i don't see happening, the stock should rally it had a great trend to begin with and in the last several quarters it is beaten by a few pennies and that propelled it higher it is a check stock but when you strip out the net cash down to 13 times earnings. and they are in the sectors that you want to see activity security and internet of things. they've de-emphasized the hardware sales that is part of the business but it is de-emphasized so the subscription software business is pickin

finally they had words and said, hey, you need to go to marriott hotel. i said the special needs goes to the marriott. why can't i go closer to him. i understand the situation. i understand the protocol. but as a paeurprent of a specia needs child, it was hard. >> i can imagine how hard it was. were you fearing the worst? >> i was fearing the worst. i didn't get any information. i didn't get any news. i didn't get any phone calls. >> there was so much traffic while you were trying to find justin yourself, you had to at some point get out of the car. >> i walked the rest of the way. i walked one mile just to try to get any form of information just to find out if he was safe or not. it was -- i don't know. words just can't express what i was going through. and, you know, my heart guess out to the families. i didn't know anything that was going on. it was best that i didn't know. when i got home to find out how many people that were affected. >> tell me about the moment that you saw justin. >> oh, my goodness. so i went into the marriott hotel. and the first

. >> reporter: there was a lot ofhi es marriott here in parkland where students and parents were still being mae shooting. a lot. was, um a lot. yeah. thank you for letting me know. s reunite width her haven't-year-old daughter lea, she didn't >> i'm thinking about home schooling. i'm thinking about becoming re letting her leave my sight, and how much i loveer. and -- okay. >> i'm going to take her home and hold her her. >> emotions were running high as students and par marriott in pa. a make shift meet up point. they recalled what happened colleen coleman was textingringe shooting. >> she heard a b of gunshots. s. but -- she heard them banking she said mom, mom, i'm scared, i'm scared listen to what they're telling you. >> lot of hugs and holding hands as children struggled to make sense of the violence they saw. like you dont expect this. someone like could come in and spring a gun and school. until you realize it. just like, you teching your fami love uh-uh never know if you ged there. >> reporter: that young man just 17 years night, parents and students have been meeting here but i

they made it clear that they don't feel that large hotel chains, the marriott's of the world, the hiltons of the world, are welcome on their site. they are going to smaller hotels, boutique hotels, mom-and-pop ones come in somewhere between. this looks very promising for hotels because they are charging such a low commission, about 3% to 5%. hotels, great for the compared to expedia or booking.com, which takes on average about 17%. emily: what do you think it means for the major hotel chains that this will not include, like helton, like marriott, many of whom, if you try to pick a room, it is not a seamless process. the user experience is not that great. kevin: olivia made a really good point here in differentiating what kind of hotel airbnb has added to the platform. we think they made it clear they are positioning themselves against the big hotel chains and really try to attract boutique hotels. we were looking at their commission rates a low differently. 13%,re all intake rate of that is airbnb. it is still cheaper than the online travel agents offering. that will be attractive. they a

gigantic winner i bet they are going to have a terrific quarter which is why i recommend buying any marriott last time reported we got a sensational number and the stocks rallied the entire semiconductor -- is a winner down here at these levels worth nibbling on going into the quarter. i mentioned this morning that i told club members that it was time to do some buying at least into weakness today. we were waiting to apply some of our stock hoard. and we did just that we expect that waste management is going to report an excellent quarter thursday morning i think waste management is a good name. construction drives the most trash. and friday we have our biggest quarry of earnings, coca-cola, kraft times and deer coca-cola has a new ceo and when the stock comes way down by the way, that is a great level to buy historically. kraft heinz has been a huge stinker. deere stock has pulled back. and after years of pain management deere has become adept. promising synergies and good times ahead. eight total and unmitigated disaster and now former ceo has teamed up with the activist fund to try to thr

typically, if you book a marriott hotel on an online travel platform, you're not guaranteed that. >> if you have a problem with the booking or the air or whatever, it's much easier to solve it if you're dealing right with that -- with marriott, with whom you booked, as opposed, because they're not going to say, oh, go talk to trip adviser about that >> that's why it's a huge challenge for the online travel platforms which have been a winning part of the consumer discretionary sector but in the past six months, you have seen disappointing earnings from the three big names >> you changed from the segment. >> i know. >> just ahead, a look at how hedge funds are positioning their portfolios into 2018 plus, we'll take youto south korea where carl quintanilla sits down to talk food and a new netflix siri with chef didav chang. jealousy all around the newsroom today. i'm sue herera here's what's happening at this hour suspected high school shooter nikolas cruz making his initial court appearance on murder charges this afternoon the judge ordered him to be held in jail without bond cruz has

the event at the marriott city center attracted thousands of high school students. the aim is to increase college enrollment among african americans. today: >> thousands of high school students were attracted to the marriott city center. many kids got on the spot acceptances to historically black colleges across the country. >> i'm not going to call my mom or grandma. i will wait until i get home to tell them so they get more excited. they might cry. they really might cry. i wan to surprise them. >> as children continue to grow, so do their income. then the income comes right back to these communities. and helps these communities to flourish and prosper as well. >> today, wells fargo announced scholarships for some lucky recipients as it has done for 15 years. >>> well, new at 6:00, it has been just over a month since a pleasant hill teen was paralyzed from the neck down during a high school wrestling match. and college park sophomore ryan joseph is already making remarkable strides on his long road to recovery. the 16-year-old is currently recovering in colorado. >

susan: tell me what is happening here at the marriott over the next couple of days. james: we have 4500 historians who are here to discuss one another's work, to share ideas, to resurrect old friendships and to be historians. ofan: what is the breadth the kind of historians who attend? james: it includes college undergraduates, college professors, graduate students, high school teachers, people who are not professional historians but are interested in history. and think it is interesting to time talking and listening to historians. it includes historian to work for the federal government, who work in museums, think tanks. even people who have advanced degrees in history that are working and doing other things. susan: if we had dropped into this conference 10 years ago, what would be different then versus what is happening now? james: first of all, the diversity i just described would be different. the number of undergrads is unprecedented. we worked especially hard this year in trying to bring undergraduates to our conference. they have a special poster competition.

. >> reporter: emotions running high as reunited at this marriott in parkland. a make shift meet up point. they recalled what happened colleen coleman was teching her shooting. >> she said she heard a bunch of gunshots.ing but -- she heard them banking down doors. and s mheom, i'm scared, i'm scared. i said keal calm listen you. >> there were a lot of hugs and holding hands as students and me of the violence they saw. >> you-- you don't expect this. someone could come in and bring in a gun and until you realize it, just like, uh-uh start love you because you never know if you get shot or hat young man just 17 years old. throughout night, parents and students have been meeting here but it's also served as place for support services. we've seen police chaplains and the red cross here to help out. in parkland, darrell nail, fox news. >> this is the 18th school shooting in the u.s. this year. it is february 14th. president trump tweeting this afternoon, my prayers and condolences to the families of the victims of the the terrible florida shooting. no child, teacher

today marriott announced it's taking over the property and plans to open the drew las vegas. when complete, it will have about 4,000 rooms and sweets. >>> takata reached a settlement agreement with those injured we exploding air bags. the deal paves the way for the japanese company to exit chapter 11 bankruptcy. lawsuits, multimillion dollar fines and the largest recall in automotive history forced takata into bankruptcy. the faulty air bags have been linked to at least 21 deaths and hundreds of injuries. takata now plans to sell most of its assets to a chinese rival for $6.1 billion. >>> we sat down with ari what it's like to look for love in the public life. an inside look before the show heads to tuscany. a live look through our emeryville camera. gorgeous. still a little windy. nothing like yesterday. we're going to talk to meteorologist ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera

it happened at the marriott on shellmound street. a woman told police that the man... identified as james cornn... was knocking on her door. when police questioned him... he admitted that he had a gun. he was arrested for felony possession of a firearm. ( darya ) a man is behind bars after bringing a loaded gun inside a berkeley restaurant. it happened at a restaurant on shattuck avenue. the man was standing at the cash register when officers arrived... they saw a gun in his back pocket, and arrested him. ernest ochoa-tavares was booked into the berkeley city jail. ( james ) billy graham lying in honor at the capitol ( james ) a man accused of shooting three people in the shooting three accused of a man ( james ) a man accused of shooting three people in the east bay is arrested on the east coast... and is now facing attempted murder charges. jermaine hicks was arrested in atlanta. he is awaiting extradition to the bay area. the shooting was on market avenue in north richmond on january 22. police say an argument led to the shooting. ( james ) the men arrested for kill

a woman at the marriott near union square is accusing smith of assaulting her saturday night. university says it's also conducting an investigation. it released a statement, quote, our values as a faith-based institution call upon us to proceed with justice and compassion. our prayers are for all of those impacted by this situation. >>> now back to that snow that fell in parts of the bay area today. sky 7 was those who wanted to get a look were out of luck. >> reporter: from sky 7, you can see the snow on the mountain ridges northeast of san jose. a pretty picture and not one we're used to seeing in the south bay. certainly a surprise for these cows that were once grazing in their green pasture. about ten miles away, the hillsides were covered in white. >> oh, it was coming down pretty hard. it was really wet and just clumping on the ground and sticking. >> reporter: those who live up on the mountain work at the observatory and for the most part were the only ones able to enjoy the view. about three inches of snow fell, making state they turned away dozens who wanted to play i

>> i wanted to tell randy bring them over here because the patriots hotel it right behind us at the marriott. bring them over here and have them play the drums. tom brady likes to go to bed at 8:00 p.m., so that'll be a good idea. >>> so philadelphia leaders are showing their pride in the eagles. >> watch this. ♪ fly eagles on the road to victory ♪ >> talk about loud. i don't think i've ever seen council so loud. council members and their staff sung the fight song. here's another way for you to get into it. our eagles road to victory bus will be rolling in today. it has free swag. you can sign the bus. this morning it'll be at the federal reserve bank of philadelphia at independence mall. the bus will also stop at the moore town mall at noon and xfinity live at 6:00 this evening. >> nbc 10 is your officiale eagles station and the only place you can watch super bowl lii on sunday. we'll bring you all the coverage and inside access no one else can. and we turn back to rosemary conners in our nbc 10 studios. >>> 5:37 right now on this friday. a person is dead this morning after being struck

this is at the oakland marriott city center on broadway. for more information you can visit the bureau of cannabis control. their website is bcc.ca.gov. i've been working trying to get licensing numbers for the bay area. we have numbers for santa clara county. there are seven licensed retailers in san jose for recreational use. none in campbell, cupertino, milpitas, santa clara, north sunnyvale. and there are no delivery licenses issued for recreational pot in santa clara county so far. >>> also happening today, fremont's new emergency alert system goes online. we first told you about this last week. many other cities in alameda county use the system. this allows police and firefighters to send target alerts to land lines, cell phones, and emandela-mail addre. people can send it from a single interface. and we have -- have you seen these signs right here? they're popping up in san francisco. in fact, 450 are up in the south of market area right now. they are from local street artist who says the signs are meant to protest what he calls over

the university of san diego basketball coach was staying at the marriott near union square with the team over the weekend. they were in town for a game against usf. a woman at the hotel called for help yesterday morning. she was hurt and taken to the hospital after she said she got into a fight with smith. >> he stated that the person that she had the physical altercation with and supposedly caused her injuries was someone she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> smith was arrested at the airport in oakland. he bailed out of jail and took a flight back to san diego last night. the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. the university of san diego says it's aware of the accusations against smith and is investigating. >>> in the south bay, deputies are looking for three suspects in a rash of burglaries. the santa clara county sheriff's office released these photos. investigators say the trio is wanted for some break-ins the los altos hills areas in the latest weeks. they're offering $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> happening today, a heads

thousands of high school students converged on the oakland marriott city center. the aim is to increase college enrollment with african- americans. many got on the spot acceptances across the country. >> i want to wait until i get home to tell them so they are more excited. they might cry. they really might cry. i want to surprise them though. >> at last year's event, students got more than 4,000 college acceptances on a single day. wells fargo announced scholarships for some lucky recipients. >>> we have been waiting all year for it. the girl scout cookie season. but the scout known to set up shop outside the green cross dispensary may be calling it quits. >> half a dozen volcanos are waiting to blow in iceland including the biggest one in the country. on the ground. the chopper hit a pair of vans... as it tried to land last night in a small tow >> assessing earthquake damage, a helicopter crashed in southern mexico. it hit a pair of vans as it tried to last land night in a small town. three children were among the dead. they and their crew managed to escape inju

marriott bell, reported stronger than expected revenue as the hotel operator said results were helped by an increase in more exnsive bookings. profits though slipped from year earlier. marrowott shares initially in the extended session but they did end the regular day up 3% at $145.24. according to a regulatory filing warren buffett's berkshire hathaway took a new stake in tel aviva. shares of tel aviva rose adding a 4% gain during the regular session. >>> inflation is inching ,high when that happens dividend stocks are less ttractive to investors. what should you keep in mind when investing in dividend ru(si us through that i a guest. what are things you should look atntn the environwe are in right now when considering whether to add a dividend ping ock into your portfolio? >> you want to focus on the fundamentals. ulthe dividend sbe ancillary to what it is you are investing in. there are some things we do look at. wwant to focus on low payout ratios. coverage ratio, how much cash flow is available to pay out the dividend. we also want to be mindful of arverage ratios. companies that

susan: tell me what is happening here at the marriott over the next couple of days. james: we have 4500 historians

i was going to head over that way but she told me to meet her at the marriott. >> hearing from a relieved parent right there. so many parents so desperate to be in touch with their students who were inside that school to know they were safe. they use their phones, they text. martha raddatz, you're saying the students should not tweet? >> i don't think it's a good idea at all to tweet, especially if they still had an active shooter in that school or they didn't know what was happening and considering they were still on lockdown when they were tweeting, it's not a good idea. anybody can read those tweets. the shooter may have been reading the tweets. >> martha, we've seen that in the past with the orlando shooting now more than a year and a half ago. we know the shooter was following the coverage. >> exactly, following the coverage, listening for the sounds from the classrooms. it is a very dangerous thing to do. i know young people are on social media all the time. we're all on social media all the time but you shouldn't give anybody any information. certainly if you're in a place where yo

the main to the marriott to screen such a large volume of travelers while meeting the various needs of the public can be ale challenge it is our duty to keep travelers safe and also to treat with respect so we remain focused to be aware of the diverse needs of travelers. so to able effectively carry out those requirements so that screening process it established the academy iny early 2016 with the new hire training is conducted at the training center with a that centralizes training new so wallace like the student and with those social into reading tactics and how to effectively influence those procedures. this but then to ensure the travelers are educated about her as part of a event to have new but anything larger than a cell phone but the tso designated provided critical face-to-face elements and communicate the requirement travelers and to answer questions and prepare them in the process. >> they may be supplementing such efforts and tsa utilized social media and industry as partners to inform the public about the changes to be better prepared for the checkpoint security forces. we

. >> competing with marriott and marriott shareholders -- or i should say starwood shareholders happy to thank much higher price than marriott had to pay there but that shows how crucial they were and expansive they were in terms of desires around the world. buying long-term dated assets here, robert, with short-term money over there, things as i said earlier like anbang longevity sure win number one wolf management product. >> that engenders confidence, doesn't it you're absolutely right. remember mitsubishi in the late 1980s spent $2 billion on rockefeller center and they effectively walked away from that entire investment in a bankruptcy and a lot of people likened the shopping spree with the chinese inc.companies to the japanese. we'll see whether we see a similar fate in the next year or two. and you're right about starwood, they were a competing bidder it will be interesting to see from an m&a perspective whether starwood comes back in for those strategic hotel and resort assets which again include the new york essex hotel, hotel coronado, four seasons in d.c., there's a lot of

lies a coupleare of blocks from the white house at the marriott hotel in washington for the national governors association winter meeting, the second day, underway. we have live coverage right now, right here on c-span. relnsartisan

. >> reporter: police say they showed up to this marriott, just after midnight. officers spoke to a woman who was hurt and had to be taken to the hospital after she said she got into a fight with smith. >> she stated the person she had the physical altercation with and who supposedly caused her injuries was someone she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> reporter: sfpd arrested smith for domestic violence, assault with force to create great bodily injury. he was held at county jail until sunday night. on saturday before the alleged assault took place he coached the game against usf, which san diego won. he coached at both santa clara and st. mary's. >> the woman's injuries are reportedly not life threatening. the university of san diego says they are aware of the accusations against smith and are investigating. >>> students at a florida high school where a gunman killed 17 people are getting ready to return to their classrooms. marjory stoneman douglas held an open house for students and their parents. they were allow today come on campus and make change

over my lifetime, i have come to know the marriott family very well. my mom and dad were very close friends in washington, d.c. some time ago, and bill had a love of people in the concern of his customers, particularly about his associates, and his son carries on that sink tradition. and interestingly, of the 170,000 people who work there, there's genuinely a different rapport between them in the leadership of the company and their customers. it is amazing, the impact of one person. that is true and government, that is true and enterprise. i'd also note that just like businesses, states compete. we compete as a nation with other nations for jobs, for technology, for innovation, but states also compete. i was not governor very long when a fellow republican governor came to my state and put billboards up around the state telling people to leave massachusetts with their jobs. this was arnold schwarzenegger, my republican friend, and he had billboards of him in a t-shirt going like this with his big muscles, saying "come to california." so i put billboards

it happened at the marriott on shellmound street. a woman told police that the man... identified as james cornn... was knocking on her door. when police questioned him... he admitted that he had a gun. he was arrested for felony possession of a firearm. ( james ) california fire chiefs are asking for more money to prepare for wildfires. they say reinforcements were too slow to arrive during last year's firestorms. they're asking state lawmakers for 100- million dollars to call in extra firefighters when weather conditions are ripe for a fire. the chiefs say the state's "mutual aid" system for sharing resources just can't keep up. santa rosa's fire chief said it took 12 to 24 hours before crews arrived from outside the area to help with the fires burning in somona and napa counties. those october fires killed 44 people. ( james ) a tire thief is on the loose in fremont. police say someone stole all of the tires off three cars parked in the ardenwood neighborhood. officers responded to the area just after four tuesday morning after getting calls about a suspicious person

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[inaudible conversations] >> they had to put me in a marriott down the road. they didn't say anything too ridiculous. i'm not writing about the actual substance of the speech. >> it was great. >> it was really elegant. [inaudible conversations] >> where do you live? >> i live in westchester, new york. [applause] >> good evening. thank you for coming and i just flew in literally from colorado. it is not often that i would rush from my mountaintop in the rocky mountains to come to the swamp. [laughter] as many of you know i am a refugee from this swamp almost 10 years ago and made a decision to leave after being here for nearly a decade to raise my family out in the rocky mountain west. but i would pretty much crawl over broken glass to do anything that james o'keefe asked me to do because he is in my view one of the most important figures in modern american journalism. apopka this is my copy of "american pravda" and is you can see i do something that most tv interviewers with the exception of c-span most tv interviewers do not do when they have authors on. i ac

the washington marriott today, there were so many people living there congressmen and senators from both parties or supreme court judge and henry wallace when secretary -- signature loan -- secretary of agriculture lived there and then and then showing each other how to use a boomerang but at the same time vanderburg is railing against the agricultural adjustment act and wallace is a symbol of the new deal access to problem crops to drive up prices so that interaction was so continuous it certainly allowed them to bond. talking to one congresswoman when her husband was going through divorce jerry and betty ford would have him over to dinner they built those relationships that so few congressmen have today it has to be more difficult. [inaudible] >> and operating in a cocoon in those respects. >> for the next election. >> yes. >> is there any hope? >> part of the challenges compromise gets you in trouble today. like we say about our political leaders could they get elected? yes but then could they get nominated to the primary? >> who is the democratic senator you have the closest relation

the west 12th street prostitute barge, and organized crime thing, that was closed down because of the marriott. be river key was supposed to family-oriented, clean. freddie the name of became the unofficial mayor. the mob needed a joint somewhere. the key was over the throughway. they wanted to develop and dominate it. thereby, a struggle, violence, murder. is the boiled down to mob trying to take over the river key. jonathan bender: the will leave it to microphone questions -- we will leave it to microphone questions. we will put it in the sequel. wlliam ouseley: they wanted to put in these x-rated movie houses. freddie and the artisan down the shop, with his glass who would go down there? that would be the end. jonathan bender: go ahead. >> i grew up during this time. my father was u.s. attorney. he was dealing with a lot of this. our family got a lot of threats. did you get any threats on gore family and your life as you were family andng -- your your life as you were investigating> ? wlliam ouseley: not really. this organization didn't use those tactics. in sicily, they killed policeman. t

they were waiting at the marriott hotel. it was really difficult. i had to wait for a while. they knew i was safe. i just wanted to see them. once i saw them, it was a relief to be in the car going back home after all of this, hours of thi this. >> shannon: i am quite sure for them as well. believed to have you back in their arms. lawrence know, we thank you and we glad you are safe. our prayers will continue for everybody impacted by this. as you way through this and return there. thank you, lauren. the suspect has been identified as nikolas cruz, a former student at the school was taken into police custody this afternoon about a mile from the scene. trace gallagher has been tracking this. he's joining us with everything we know so far. good evening. >> these reports saying the shooter wore a gas mask and had smoke bombs. 19-year-old nikolas cruz was enrolled at stoneman douglas high a few months ago before he was expelled for disciplinary reasons. his former classmates say he would have known most students would be on the third floor and by pulling the fire alarm as many st

." >> they had stayed at the marriott, and we was able to verify later that they had, in fact, had. found the receipt -- the hotel receipt -- where they had checked in on the 29th and gotten room service twice. >> reporter: one of those room service deliveries, food for two, was right around the time police believe elizabeth's parents were murdered. what did she say about her relationship with her parents? >> she said that she loved her parents very deeply. and that she was very fond of them. >> reporter: but elizabeth's uncle, louis benedict, nancy haysom's younger brother, says the relationship between mother and daughter wasn't as rosy as elizabeth described it. >> because of my sister's bullheadedness, i would say that they locked horns. >> reporter: and elizabeth's parents didn't appear to be happy with their daughter's new boyfriend, jens soering. >> they did not like the young man and did everything they thought they could to try and separate them. >> reporter: as police continue their investigation into the haysom's double murder, they find the agreement for the rental car e

the university of san diego basketball coach was staying at the marriott near union scare with a team over the weekend. they were in town for a game against usf. police say a woman at the hotel called for help yesterday morning. she was hurt, she was taken to the hospital and after she said she got into a fight with smith. >> stated that the person that she had the physical altercation with and supposedly caused her injuries was someone that she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> sfpd arrested smith at oakland airport. he bailed out of jail and took a flight back to san diego last night. the woman's injuries are not considered life-threatening. the university of san diego says it's aware of the accusations against smith and is now investigating. >>> happening today, it's the start of the slow return for school for students and teachers in parkland, florida after 17 people were killed there. >> many students went back for a voluntary campus orientation. the building where the shooting happened will be torn down. the school will likely build a memorial park there. >> feels sad