>> announcer: this is an abc news special report. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. good morning, we're coming on the air right now because abc news learned that special counsel robert mueller has filed his first charges in the russia investigation, first charges filed against paul manafort. president trump's former campaign chair, you see him right there last year during the campaign. served as campaign chair for three months. want to get the latest from pierre thomas in washington. pierre. >> reporter: that's right, george. official washington was holding its breath but sources with direct knowledge tell abc news that former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and one of his associates rick gates have been told to surrender to federal authorities today. this would be the first fruits of special counsel bob mueller's five-month investigation into

whether anyone from the trump campaign colluded with the rugs in the 2016 presidential election. george, we believe that this is tied to whether his financial dealings were somehow tied to russians, not directly related to the collusion issue but we are waiting to find out what the specific charges are. >> we know he had business relations with russians for many years before he and rick gates joined the campaign. want to bring in jon karl. jon, this may explain some of the tweet storms from president trump over the last few days. this is big. this was a man who was president trump's campaign manager back in 2016 and rick gates was an instrumental deputy in the campaign as well. >> reporter: this is a big deal. he was the chairman of the campaign, george, somebody instrumental in trump clinching the republican nomination, ran the republican convention for then nominee donald trump, candidate donald trump, rick gates is somebody who stayed on the trump campaign even after manafort was fired over the summer and also was with the

trump transition team and the trump inauguration team so this cuts very close, although the charges themselves may be reeled to manafort's business dealings and not anything to do with the campaign. very close to the president. >> no question about that. remember, if we go back to the timing last year during the campaign manafort left the campaign just days after several of these business dealings were revealed including payments that he may have gotten from the ukraine. >> reporter: yes, and at the time, i was told by senior officials on the campaign that was very much part of the reason that manafort was fired, not the only reason but a big part of why manafort was fired because of that cloud. but, george, this is a bigs is s

it would not necessarily have anything to do or wouldn't in their view have anything to do with the trump campaign or with the president himself. >> that's clearly what they would say but, you know, one of the things we've learned with all of these investigation, all these special counsel investigations they start in one place often end up someplace very different. >> reporter: no question and you are starting at a place that is incredibly close to the president of the united states. this was the chairman of his campaign. and rick gate, not as major a figure in the campaign, but a prominent figure in the trump campaign who stayed even after manafort was fired. >> i want to bring back pierre thomas for more. we know special counsel mueller, again, we don't know all the details of these charges specifically right now but know he's hired a team that includes experts in money laundering. >> reporter: these are experts in money laundering, white collar crime, people who have experience in taking down members of the mafia, organized crime and, george, let's give a little bit of perspective here. manafort has been in the

crosshairs for months. back in august the fbi conducted a raid at his residence in alexandria and showed up, inside of his apartment with a s.w.a.t. team, tactical team to collect the evidence. it was a clear sign that he was someone that they had intense interest in and that this was serious business. >> and, pierre, on his own manafort is a pretty big person, a chairman as jon karl said of donald trump's campaign but the question would be after this indictment, do they use that pressure to get him to talk about other activities in the campaign to get him to talk about the president? >> reporter: again, this, we believe, is timed to financial dealings. you are required under federal law if you're acting as a foreign -- agent for a foreign government to notify federal officials of your activity. we know that manafort amended some of his records to indicate some work he had done. those cases aren't typically always prosecuted but in this case with the stakes being this high the man has been under

incredible scrutiny and now he's going to place -- face pressure like he's never seen before. >> the first charges are in from special counsel robert mueller against campaign chair paul manafort and deputy and business partner rick gates. we'll have a lot more all day long. right now we'll return to our regular programming. for many of you that's "good morning america." you just saw breaking news, paul manafort, who once ran the trump campaign, being asked to surrender to federal authorities this morning along with rick gates, his former business associate. >> we knew this indictment was going to come down. we knew about it since friday. we just didn't know the names. so far we don't know what the actual charges are. we'll continue to monitor this and jessica will be seeing what's happening on social media throughout the morning. right now over to mike nicco and look at the weather. mike? >> reggie and natasha, good morning. waking up cloudy with isolated areas of fog this morning

etty atiff s aea breeze if you're trying to travel from east to west this morning. a look at the cloud cover at 280 and 17 over san jose. maybe even a little drizzle near the coast this morning. 49 to 52. grab a coat as you head out. as we go through your 12-hour day planner, partly sunny. some slow sunshine today. that's why we're only in the mid-50s to barely 60 at noon. 57 to 61. not many micro climates there. feeling like fall. heading out this evening grab a coat, blanket, whatever you need to stay cool or stay warm, i should say, 55 to 57 degrees. the big story after today the rain coming for the weekend. more on that coming up. here's sue. a live look at the golden gate bridge. your ride from the robin williams tunnel looking good. four lanes for your southbound commute. two lanes for your northbound drive. san rafael, taillights past the marin civic center and north gate mall moving all the way to

the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog that mike has been talking about but now down on the roads. all. we have an accident reported in san jose. a couple lanes blocked near blossom hill. we'll get an update when we come back. it's 5:07. developing news out of san jose. authorities had to break up this sideshow on hosteter road overnight. police say hundreds of people were involved and an officer was hurt when he was hit by a vehicle. they say he's going to be okay. several different agencies responded to the scene including morgan hill, chp and the santa clara sheriff. multiple people were taken into custody. happening today week two in the trial of a man accused of killing kate steinle. >> amy hollyfield live at the hall of justice in san francisco. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie. week two of a closely watched case. this case got national attention when it happened. a jury is trying to figure out

if jose ines garcia zarate should be convicted of second-degree murder. if he intentionally fired a gun at kate steinle two years ago. she was strolling along san francisco's embarcadero with her father when she was shot and killed. the jury last heard from the park ranger whose gun was used in the shooting. john woychowski testified that his gun was in his backpack in his car in san francisco and that he felt safe leaving it there while he had dinner with his family. when he came back the car window was smashed and the backpack had been stolen. the defense says garcia zarate found the gun under a bench and accidentally fired it. the gun was later found in the bay by divers from the police department. if convicted garcia zarate to face 15 years to life in prison. again, today is the first day of week two in this trial.

>> thank you, amy. the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a man in contra costa county. a man was shot multiple times walking in a residential area on wild drive in discovery bay. police say a group of men and one woman in their late teens or early 20s went through the neighborhood in two cars. a disturbance over speeding may have led to a confrontation with one of the drivers. >> from what i heard the gentleman had thrown a cup of ice at him and said slow down but they happened to make a round around the block and came back and shot him. >> the sheriff's department now looking for a newer gray dodge challenger or ford mustang and a red mitsubishi eclipse. police are reviewing video of the shooting. another bombshell in the harvey weinstein scandal. southwest airlines is treating passengers in flight whether they want to listen or

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weinstein are piling up. an actress said he offered her a million dollars in hush money. >> and now another actress is coming forward accusing the producer of rape. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" another weinstein bombshell. sopranos actress opening up to the new yorker contributor saying movie mogul harvey weinstein violently raped her in the early 1990s and over the next several years sexually harassed her repeatedly. also daryl hannah. recounting incidents against weinstein she says occurred in the early 2000s saying one time he tried to get her in the hotel room. he has denied all allegations and coming up at 7:00 a.m. we'll hear from designer donna karan since she defended weinstein on

the red carpet. it's a robin roberts' exclusive. scientists at stanford will study the brain of las vegas mass shooting gunman stephen paddock. he killed 58 people and wounded more than 500 others on october 1st. "the new york times" reports that the stanford team will analyze his brain tissue for signs of disease or trauma. the medical examiner found no signs of his brain being abnormal. the inmate who escaped a west virginia jail by disguising himself as a civilian is back in himself as a civilian is back in custody. he managed to ditch his orange jumpsuit for khakis and a pullover. >> this is either an inside job or it's just out and out incompetence.

>> u.s. marshals tracked him down. he was in jail for a carjacking and police pursuit. >> general motors has agreed to pay orange county nearly $14 million. those practices include concealing serious safety defects to avoid costly recalls and part replacements. gm failed to disclose defects including power steering, air bag and brake problems. those led to the deaths of people. new details about hilltop mall now. these renderings. the new owners say over the next 18 months the shopping center could have a whole new look. they're changing the name to shops at hilton.

city officials hope they can breathe new life into the mall that has struggled to keep its tenants. julia roberts could be watching us right this second. >> hey, julia. celebrating her 50th birthday in san francisco. at least that's what she told a at least that's what she told a research worker. she bought a shirt and pair of pants. maybe we should call her tailor snitch. the actress told the worker her husband planned the weekend and that her children surprised her in the city. i hope she had a great weekend. if you see her, leave her alone. >> that's not how we do here in the city. we gave her good weather. >> also, she doesn't want to take a selfie with you.

let her visit the city. can't she have a birthday? that's all. >> mike? >> great. let's talk about weather. she doesn't need an umbrella today. you can see some of the thicker clouds down to the south, even patchy fog. today by the afternoon hours, partly sunny and it feels like autumn with temperatures in the 50s and 60s for highs. cloudy, coastal drizzle. the rest of us 63 to 67 degrees. couldn't we're cooler. dust it off after a long, dry summer. friday through sunday, showers, isolated downpours breezy at times. highest totals up in our hills. friday morning could be wet with

drizzle to isolated light rains and that will continue through and that will continue through the 3:00 hour. remember the timing will change as we get closer. and then saturday by this model could be quiet. sunday morning light to moderate rain is possible. maybe 12 hours of rain. maybe a third of an inch to half an inch. with the next storm we'll get a total up to about three-quarters to an inch and a half. turn the sprinkler systems off. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. >> good morning. a look at our traffic maps as you make your way up and over you make your way up and over the altamont pass. ace train is running on time.

noll seeing a lot of slow traffic. i wanted to show you the speeds over the altamont pass. very slow traffic and a look at your drive times when we come back in a few minutes. finding out why a memory stick was found on a london street that contains 76 folders, some of which detail how to protect queen elizabeth and access restricted areas. a member of the public found the stick and turned it over to "the sunday mirror" newspaper. >> puerto rico's government will scrap its contract with whitefish energy once it finishes its current work. most of puerto rico remains

without power and some government officials question whether whitefish energy can handle the job. whitefish energy says this will restore power quickly. southwest in flight concerts are partnering with warner music to provide in-air concerts. live at 35,000 feet. it features country artists on acoustic instruments. this started in 2011. it means the concerts will continue, though, they stage about 20 in-flight concerts every year and for some people it is heaven if you love country music. for people like reginald, it is a nightmare. >> let me read my book. >> let us know if you can relate. the houston astros one game away.

plenty of home runs to see. >> this is the second longest game in world series history, 5:15. the teams combined for seven home runs. the final score astros 13, dodgers 12. the 25 total runs tied for the second most in a world series game. houston leads with game six tomorrow night at dodgers stadium. mike, if you spend time in the south you know it's not unusual to see feral hogs. >> oh, yeah, they're all over the place like turkeys are here. >> running rampant. a woman spot this had giant hog in eastern alabama. she stopped to snap a few pictures. it is unclear if the hog was feral. >> looks well fed. >> to be clear, i have also lived in the south but neither one of us has lived in alabama and that's a whole other thing.

>> okay. >> true. >> educate me. >> true. >> the seven things you need to know as you start your day. i'm happy to be out of the gym right now. coming up, a bay area boxing legend speaks for the first time since announcing he's retiring. tech conference coming to town. it will make getting around francisco a challenge. no pigs on the roads so far. no pigs on the roads so far. keeping you up to the

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getting hit by a car during a sideshow in san jose overnight. he is expected to be okay. police say hundreds of people were involved before they broke it up and made multiple arrests. number three, kevin spacey is accused of making sexual advances towards actor rapp. he was only 14 years old then. spacey apologized last night on twitter and says he doesn't remember the incident and also revealed he's gay. week two in the trial of the man who murdered kate steinle. that trial start add week ago in san francisco. the jury last heard from the park ranger whose gun was used in the shooting. number five, took all weekend, but i found autumn. temperatures two to seven degrees below average today. our coolest until the rain hits. number six, your monday morning

commute. we are monitoring metering lights. it's typically right around now. minor delays in the cash paying lanes. >> check out steph curry's halloween costume. jigsaw. a horror villain riding a tricycle into oracle arena yesterday. draymond green got a kick out of it. abc 7 news was inside hayward south land mall when box ee eerd ward stunned the boxing world when he announced his retirement last month. the light heavyweight champ described how he's staying in boxing without stepping back into the ring. >> my phone is always open and >> my phone is always open and available to them. >> he retired with an undefeated

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good morning to you. it is monday, october 30th. only 5:30 in the morning and already a whole lot of news going on. >> breaking news on the indictments coming out related to the russia investigation. first a quick look at weather. >> it is cloudy and even fog out there this morning up around santa rosa for now. exploratorium shows you the cloud cover.

our 12-hour day planner. dress warmly this morning. partly sunny. 61 at 4:00. look at those 7:00 temperatures. definitely time to do the wardrobe shuffle and find the autumn clothes. sue? good morning, everyone. it's unusually quiet for a monday morning according to the chp. we have our typical slowing out of the central valley for about a 40-minute drive. an accident north blocking two lanes of traffic. chp is yet to confirm that. we'll get back having an update. travel times not bad. about a ten-minute delay to the tolls. a nice ride this morning and we'll check back. the metering lights have been turned on at the toll plaza.

major breaking news we're tracking. paul manafort and former business partner rick gates have both been asked to surrender to federal authorities in connection to the mueller probe. i am seeing online now reports that paul manafort has just walked in to the fbi field office in washington, d.c.. we are working to get you images from there. we're attempting to find out we're attempting to find out during the 2016 elections. his consulting work done on behalf of the ukrainian government. in fact, the fbi executed a search warrant at manafort's home at the end of jul

rick gates is not such a big player as we've seen or heard about when we talk about manafort we do expect to learn more on this story throughout the day. i'm working on getting those images of manafort going into that fbi office. i will have that soons possible. jessica, thank you. to developing news out of san jose where police say they've made several arrests after a sideshow involving hundreds of people. >> matt keller has the details. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. police say the sideshows can be very dangerous. they can easily, the vehicles, can easily lose control and crash into other vehicles and even people. that's what happened overnight. that officer is going to be okay. he suffered some my nor injuries. it could have been much worse.

this is near 680 in san jose. hundreds of people were involved in the sideshow overnigh several different agencies were ther they impounded several cars. >> with the advent of how well people can communicate with each other, the sideshows pop up all over the bay are san jose is just like any other san jose is just like any other in the bay are >> several took last place in saab jose. matt keller, abc 7 new

actor anthony rapp accused fellow actor kevin spacey and at the time rapp was onl old. >> i'm just an ordinary guy with nothing to lose. >> this morning actor kevin spacey is speaking out after becoming the latest hollywood figure accused of sooul misconduct. >> reporter: actor anthony rapp told buzz feed that in 1986 when he was just 14 years old spacey pushed himself on rapp after a party at spacey's apartment. rapp says, quote, i came forward with my story standing on the shoulders of the many courageous women and men who have been speaking out. overnight spacey responded on twitter saying, i honestly do not remember the encounter, but if i did behave as he describes, i owe him the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior. he goes on to say, i have loved and had romantic encounters with men throughout my life and i

choose now to live my life as a gay man. rumors have been swirling for years. he made numerous jokes while hosting the tony awards. hosting the tony awards. ♪ i'm coming out no, wait. >> i've been continuing to monitor twitter for the intense response. i have some new tweets to share with you here. this one from guy branum who says, quote, the classiest way to come out of the closet is as a pr smokescreen to distract people from the fact that you tried to molest a child. sarah harris saying i couldn't give two stuffs that kevin spacey is gay. allegations he sexually harassed a child is what we should be talking about. and julia wong saying part of the horror of spacey's cynical

ploy to use his coming out to deflect abuse allegations is how well it is working. rapp also took to twitter to say he has revealed everything he wants to about that experience in an article he released. he has no further comment at this time. >> jessica, thank you. an abandoned house was the site of another two-alarm fire. it started on sacramento street. officials say this house is known for homeless activity and was burned in a previous fire. investigators say the house next door was damaged. pg&e crews were called because fires knocked down electrical wires there. no one was hurt. three weeks after the north bay wildfires started all public school districts in sonoma county will be back in session. mark west, geyserville, and piner-olivet will resume classes since the fires. two schools in santa rosa are closed indefinitely, riebli and schaefer elementary are located

in the middle of the devastation. >> and we have an update now, the tubbs, nuns, and pocket fires are all 98% contained this morning and cal fire expects full containment some time this week. new developments in the arrest of this man and a woman accused of looting in santa rosa. this happened on saturday night. police say the man gave police a fake name. they discovered his real name is jonathan leon lee connor. he and christina marsh stole a flat screen tv at the overlook apartments and led police on a high-speed chase. connor is now facing charges of identity theft. cell phone thefts and fights nearly shut down california's great america over the weekend during the theme park's halloween haunt. saturday night about 20,000 people crowded into the park. an officer told one victim as many as 50 phones stolen. ten extra officers were called in to help.

one parent gave his son some advice. >> remain aware and keep close to his friends and know where the authorities are if he had to report anything. >> great america issued a staple, in part, the safety of our guests is our top priority. yesterday was the last day of the haunt. >> officials are investigating how an unknown amount of diesel fuel wound up in the creek. a crew placed absorbant booms. "the mercury news" reports the possible cause of the leak could be from people illegally trying to siphon fuel from cars nearby. let's talk temperatures. well start in our inland neighborhoods. 51 to 56. that is our spread. a little bit warmer on mt.

diablo. cooler down about 2,000 feet. about 54 to 56 degrees. cooler in los gatos. to 52 through the north bay. cloudy but not foggy. delays will get bigger and breezes faster. for mass transit cool. temperatures in the 50s this morning. as you can see in san francisco to barely some low 60s by 2:00. across the water over in oakland, average high 69. we'll track 60 to 61 degrees. around the state today 69 sacramento. 62 in tahoe.

when you're driving up there when you're driving up there friday don't need the chains. we'll take a look at rain out of the storm up next. hi, sue. good to know for tahoe this week. 5:26 this morning is starting to fill in and the golden gate bridge, they were reporting a van, so heads-up there. apparently a flat tire. slow traffic for about a 40-minute drive. debris in lanes and a couple lanes are blocked.

we'll keep our eye on this one. >> the dream force tech conference turns parts of san francisco into a bit of a traffic nightmare. >> howard street between third and fourth will close down. that's going to last until november 11. it starts monday and runs through the 9th. traffic changes are coming to the busy van ness avenue corridor. northbound lanes will shift on monday, november 13. now officials are warning you that traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction at times. >> neighbor helping neighbor coming together to make a coffin. >> the huge amount klay thompson

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welcome back, more on that breaking news and the video i promised you. just minutes ago and you see here former trump campaign chairman paul manafort turning himself in to authorities.

we learned this morning he was being asked to surrender to federal authorities in connection to the russia collusion probe. campaign member rick gates both asked to surrender. asked to surrender. this is a special counsel investigation into russia and the trump team in the election. >> oakland a's catcher bruce maxwell is out of an arizona jail this morning after being accused of pointing a gun at a woman trying to deliver food to his home. >> any word on your arrest last night? >> maxwell was released on $10,000 bond and ordered to stay away from all weapons and undergo alcohol testing. police have not said what caused him to pull the weapon. he became the first and only mlb player to kneel during the national anthem. a spokesperson says that the

team is disappointed to learn of the allegations and is gathering information from the proper authorities before making any further comment. this morning investigators trying to determine the cause of a house fire in san francisco that left a person dead broke out about 4:00 yesterday morning. on molimo drive. the victim was trying to escape from the front of the house. a neighbor shared this video with abc 7 news. firefighters were able to rescue a second person from the rear of the home that person is in the hospital. betsy devos is considering only partially forgiving federal lans for students defrauded by for-profit colleges. the associated press reports they confirm the changes being discussed now and such a change would abandon the obama administration's policy of erasing the debt and leave students with loans that they must pay for without receiving the education they were promised. klay thompson's shooting skills will do a lot of good for the north bay fire victims.

the warriors star finished his points with purpose campaign last night. he pledged to donate $1,000 to fire victims for each point he scored for three home games. thompson led the team with 29 points last night against the detroit pistons. now the warriors ended up losing the game. however, klay's score push his total donation to $69,000 and he's raised more than $300,000 from his fans online. >> he has said he wanted to get more involved with his community and it's nice to see he's doing so. >> that's how you lose but also win. >> so proud to see him do that. a look at what's going on at sfo. it is cloudy. slightly warmer tomorrow. the wet pattern develops for friday, saturday and sunday. definitely going to get wet. winds are picking up. 18 at sfo.

gusting to 28 at concord. 31 at fairfield f. you're trying to drive through the east bay hills, east to west it will push the car around a little bit. around the bay from san francisco to fremont. inland about 66 to about 71. most of us in the upper 60s. napa some of the coolest sports. fremont, palo alto, half moon bay, livermore. so there you go friday, saturday, and sunday. we're going to stretch out the storm over three days. in fact, two different storms. all day friday may get a break before a secondary push comes in during the overnight hours through saturday. look at saturday, at least by

this model showing mostly saturday dry and then sunday the secondary push comes in. secondary push comes in. a quick look at those rainfall totals and what you'll see out of the first storm, a quarter to a half inch. my accuweather seven-day forecast. sue? taking a look at a couple of trouble spots debris in lanes back to the coyote golf course there. westbound 80 near mcbride, a motorcycle accident.

the slow traffic to highway 4. all the way into the bay bridge toll plaza. about a 15-minute drive into san francisco. that's adding up to a 47-minute drive so far. a neighborhood in el cerrito pitching in to repair a halloween display. >> delights hundreds of people every halloween. graveyard ghouls and ghosts all handmade. pretty cool. a wooden coffin was stolen over the weekend. >> it makes me mad and more than anything it hurts our feelings. we do this for everybody out here. it takes a punk to ruin the spirit. >> building a new coffin as quickly as they can.

>> that woman still wants the old one back. donna karan sitting down for her first interview after making comments about the women who accused harvey weinstein of assault. saving lives inside a new home. and who let this villain into oracle? the

and just moments ago we got some of these new videos of the powerful storm hitting new england overnight. right now 1.2 million people are without power. there's wind advisories from western north carolina all the way up to maine. this video here from

massachusetts. i also want to show you this video. there were a ton of power lines and trees that came crashing down in the boston area as well. damage there being reported as well as many other states. also dozens of schools across the area are closed and they're going to be dealing with this all day long, right, mike? >> the storm will be there all day, jessica, causing more of that damage you showed because there will be waves of rain, moderate to heavy at times. windy conditions will continue and the best threat of flooding will be in new hampshire as we head throughout the rest of the day. i checked the airports and laguardia is dealing with flight arrival delays. friday through sunday, showers, breezy at times and our highest amounts in our hills. before we get there, clear the leaves from your drains and gutters. check your tires and wipers. and by all means, please slow down. the rainfall potential again in case you missed it just a few minutes ago possibly two-thirds of an inch of rain to an inch and a half. sue? >> we'll take a look at some

trouble spots for your monday morning commute. first back to the san jose area northbound 101. only one lane is getting by. that is the left lane near bernal. traffic is stacked up back to morgan hill. not a good alternate. i'm sorry i don't have an alternate route for you there. it's not a particularly good scene. we had a motorcycle accident now, fire department is on scene with that one and it is blocking the right lane, the slow down. it's backed to highway 4. very slow and go. our 3d maps gives you the exact volume for about a 35-minute drive from highway 4 into the mcarthur maze. sue, thank you. 5:55 now. patients and neighbors caught a peek at the future when one of the world's premiere medical centers showed off its newest building. abc 7 news was in palo alto at stanford. yesterday's visitors included a young liver transplant recipient and her parents. >> i think the best part of this

new hospital there's truly a focus on the family. it's really disruptive, difficult and scary when you have a child in the hospital for them and for the parent. the new rooms are very big and they're great for the whole family to stay. >> young patients and siblings can enjoy play stations all around the hospital. the new building opens in december. a lot of people talking about this, even big-time professional basketball players are getting in on halloween fun over the weekend. ♪ >> this is a really fun video. so, who is it? who is it? wait until you see who opens the door. this person was dressed up as the jigsaw killer from the new horror movie slowly riding that tricycle into the arena, and there you can see draymond green opening the door and he realizes it's steph curry. so everyone has a good laugh. draymond told steph he thinks he has too much time on his hands.

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my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. and from our live desk this morning, thank you for joining us. we have major breaking news out of washington. paul manafort, president trump's former campaign manager, has been indicted in the investigation into alleged russia collusion in the 2016 election. and i want to show you that video we got within the last 15 minutes or so of this is manafort turning himself in, walking into the fbi washington field office. white house correspondent john

carl spoke about it with george stephanopoul stephanopoulos. okay, we don't have that sound. we're working on getting that for you. manafort was fired shortly after the republican convention because of questions about his dealings with russia. so he was certainly a big player in the trump campaign, and there have been questions swirling about his involvement in europe, in ukraine, and with russia for a long time now. also important to note that this morning also indicted was rick gates, a manafort business associate as well as a member of the trump campaign team and i was just looking at my computer, i do have an update here, the associated press is now reporting that gates has also turned himself in. i'm working on getting images. there's a lot happening in the news this morning. i'm tracking all of that at our live desk for you throughout the morning. >> so far we don't know what the charges are so we're still waiting to hear that and how this could then b