where the theft was. >> reporter: so cannon is linked to remor and now remor will be linked to michael young. >> and at that time, remor and his partner, young, were living together in the same house. >> reporter: search warrants are obtained. and a visit is paid to a quiet cul-de-sac in salem, oregon. >> a nationwide jewelry theft ring has been busted. >> reporter: it's taken a few years, but detectives hughes and mcdaniel finally meet up with the master criminal michael young. >> when i would talk to him and say, hey, you can't sell your stuff to me like you sell to everybody else, you can't manipulate me, you know, we've got your number, and you could tell, you're hitting it right on, because it was getting him frustrated, because he knew we knew. >> reporter: in a back closet, they find something familiar. >> i located the same orange sweatshirt. >> reporter: in the end, it was social media spotlighting anti-social behavior to caused michael young inc to be put out of business. >> greed. i mean, that's what got them was greed. if they would have just stuck to the plan but not showed the

former conservative party leader eurosceptic michael howard. vicki young is at westminster.e the highlights of what we joined today —— learn today? i think the letter and its tone is interesting. i think they are being very careful about the language because they are talking about a deep and special partnership, i think four orfive times, deep and special partnership, i think four or five times, that appears in the letter and the point really from the british government being that we are notjust any old third country trying to get a deal here, we are a country that has been closely cooperating and entwined with you for over 40 years. now, of course, that also means that getting out of that and unravelling it all is going to be difficult but i think one of the passages in the letter that was interesting was where theresa may said... now, what she is talking about that issue have the divorce settlement, if you like, thatis divorce settlement, if you like, that is one thing, so we might be given a bill for a certain amount of money, certain billion pounds of euros that we may h

michael cardullo, young right-handed hitter with power. valaika and tapia to follow. .333 average for the cactus league so far for cardullo. 2-0. the rockies share a spring training park with the diamondbacks, four miles from here, just up the street a bit in scottsdale. that ballpark, the die machine shuns are not nearly dimension are not nearly as expansive as here. here 430 to center. 360 down the left-field line. i asked about -- they don't list the die machine shun to right field. and guys who pitch here said right field? about 220. >> mike: seems that way. you don't have to have a strong wind to hit it out to right field. lots of carry to that side of the field. used to be so much fun watching barry bonds take batting practice in this yard. he would hit them where they would disappear into the night. >> jon: cain misses with the slow curveball off to the inside. 3-2 to cardullo. >> mike: key for kaine tonigcai don't be so concerned about velocity as you are location. >> jon: 88-mile-per-hour fast ball. we're used to cain being over 9

michael ellis. the other figure is the controversial young intelligence chief. after michael flynn was fired at nationals adviser, it was widely reported mcmaster was given free reign to staff the council as he saw fit. he would not be micromanaged by the white house nor would he be stuck with mike flynn's leftovers on the national security council. that promise apparently led general mcmaster to believe he would be safe and fine in firing ezra cohen watnik who had come in with mike flynn who reportedly was the source of strong objections from the intelligence area, particularly from the cia. mcmaster, he tried to fire that kid. but according to "politico," this protege when he found out the national security adviser wanted to fire him, he appealed directly to jared, the president's son-in-law. told him he should be allowed to hold on to his job and they agreed. so he was brushed back and told to keep this guy even though he didn't want him. "the new york times" describes him, the two of them as having played a role in providing this mysteriance -- mysterious inf

michael saunders and kendrick are available. they have hit a wall in the big leagues. they're going to give you some production, but not enough. and until the phillys really put that young process into play, they're not going to -- michael saunders and howie, they're not going to be the difference between winning 70 and 80. >> maybe agree with this. march madness, selection sunday. villanova likely the number one overall seed. what will it take for them to repeat as champs >>> unbelievable defense. defense off the chart. they have seven players in the rotation. and unless you're playing defense and stopping the other team, no chance to win. the rotation is short. knows it's short. he has to do his best coaching job in the tournament. i don't think they can pull it off. >> no. >> i would love to say they could pull it off. but with seven players, it's tough. >> temple needs to win the conference tournament to sneak into the ncaas. today in the regular season finale against south florida. rhodes with one of the his six stealses. and then the slam the other way. temple by a dozen. face east carolina thursday in the conference tournament. over to soccer, union opened the se

all different corners of city and finally this young man 14-year-old michael carera mason disappeared monday in southeast. these kids are more than 700 missing people in the districts just this year. "fox5" is covering the story extensively as there has been concern that the number especially of children has been rising and it may be related to human trafficking. now d.c. police say they disputed that they say they're using more social media to get the word out and their tweets have garperred significant public attention. so tonight ward eight council member trayon white host that town hall meeting and it will be addressing all recent missing children and what to do about it going forward. and that meeting begins at 6:00 and it's on to anybody and it's being held at exel academy charter school in southeast. that's the latest here at d.c. police headquarters this local news". >> thank you. 7:07 you see the wind blowing and wind picked up overnight. and featuring step back to cooler air today. >> and one step forward -- i mean one step back and township steps forward on the weekend, rig

complexion, 5' 7" tall, 130 pound wearing a blackjacket and blue jeans and finally there's this young man 14-year-old michael carerra may sop missing since monday off kimmie gray court in southeast. >> he's a black male with light complexion. 5 feet tall. 120 pounds wearing black yatet and tennis shoes. "fox5" is covering missing children in d.c.. one of the first news organizations to bring you the story of what felt like apparent increase. however d.c. officials disputed reports of a growing number of minors that go missing instead attributing department's decision to use social media instead. so, each still, that has caused concern here in the community and that's why tonight at ward eight councilman treon white will host a meeting where are they now addressing finding these missing people. d.c. police top brass will be invited and start at 6:00 exel academy public charter school in southeast. that's the latest in northwest, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> thank you very much. anjali for that report. family of murdered dnc staffer seth rich is speaking out asking for the public help. they started g

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michael miser is the school principal. >> the two young men who lost their lives are two good men. a good circle of friends. always smiling gentlemen, happy. >> reporter: the horrific one-car crash that kills the two teenagers and leaves caleb marshall in critical condition happened this afternoon on smallwood drive near st. nicholas drive. a commercial area not far from their high school. the silver sedan appeared to be traveling fast when the driver swerved to avoid rear-ending another car that was waiting for the traffic light, then truck a light pole. >> we're, what, three months away, probably maybe 60 school days or so to graduation. it's really a gut shot to the families and to the school, the community, the teachers, the staff. >> reporter: the crash is under investigation by the charles county sheriff's office. anyone who mha in waldorf, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> a local mother is hoping for the best and trying not to fear the worst, after fairfax county police found two bodies in a park near her home. her 14-year-old son has been missing since september, and tonight she

and finally this young man 14-year-old michael carera mason disappeared monday from kenny gray court in southeast d.c.. these kids are part of more than 700 missing people in the district just this year alone and "fox5" has been covering the story extensively as there has been concern that number is rising and it may be related to human trafficking. now d.c. police have disputed that and they say they're using more social media to ge garnered significant public attention. that's why tonight ward eight counselenman treon white will host this meeting addressing recent missing children in the district and what all to do about it. that meeting begins 6:00 tonight and on to anyone and it's held at exel academy charter school in southeast d.c.. that's the latest at d.c. police heat quarters this morning. anjali hemphill, >> theer is search on for this missing elderly man. we're showing you this picture is rights now. 83-year-old william jackson apparently last sooen december capital avenue northeast and only reported missing this week. other news now, world famous ballerina misty copeland

and some of them were very young like sean penn and madonna, michael jackson, so we had this whole mixturepeople. haslinda: of course the smoked salmon caviar pizza was a draw. what people may not know is that back then, when you came up with the idea, it wasn't on the menu. you had to send the pizza to them. wolfgang: well, spago, first of all, was a lot of firsts. we had an open kitchen. i built it that way. that way i can see the customers and manage the restaurant at the same time. and then one day, when i served smoked salmon, normally we used brioche, and then it came into my head, i will just cook the bread, the pizza dough, maybe some onions, because smoked salmon and onions go well together. and i will put some dill cream, some fresh dill, and shallots on top. hot and cold goes well together. the soft and crispy goes well together. and then i tasted it and said, wow, a glass of champagne with that would be perfect. so i ordered the glass of champagne and everybody tasted it. and then i used to send it to all the people that i know. the never saw anything like that. haslinda: next

down on the desk, and i was right, one of the few young children who furious.auschwitz 2 soledad: with soledad: help from his daughter debbie, michaelenstein shared his truth in a book called "these survivors club." i think it's important for me that my children and grandchildren know what we have been through and to know that this can happen again. this would've been taken before the nazis took over. soledad: his story starts in poland in the 1930's with the germans invading the village and the family's happy life. your book starts with the story of what your mother witnessed at a graveyard. >> my mother was hiding behind a tree, and the nazis were making a jewish family dig a pit. after that, the nazis asked the family to hug, and they killed them all and got them into the pit. my mother talked about that all the time. it was very, very difficult for her. soledad: talk to me about indications that things were going the wrong direction that many people ignored. >> they just didn't want to believe it, and eventually, they saw what was happening. my mother was very optimistic. she always said things would get better. soledad: but thi

michael: it happened because he is an ambitious young man, and when he got into the business, he seemsood sense of business and is an entrepreneur and decided he wanted to make more money, and he found out there are buyers out there willing to buy any gold you bring to them to feed this black market that exists. he found ways. it wasn't very hard. he started googling gold producers in peru. he had heard that in peru there is a huge underground black market for gold, and he found a guy who introduced him to other people, and he started making buys. he found sellers and buyers and became the middleman and figured out how to do it and it didn't seem to be that hard come until he got caught. oliver: speaking of law enforcement, in the security section, a cybersecurity startup is using virtual reality to catch hackers. d. lawrence. >> it was obviously different, and something i could literally, visually understand, which is unusual. which is the whole point of it. because, often when you are talking to people about cybersecurity, you are talking to companies and people affected by cybersecu

young as 10. the brother of 57—year—old michael dunn has called the sentence lenient, given the attacks spanned almostr police force has referred itself to the independent police complaints commission, concerned it missed chances to arrest him. police investigating the disappearance of raf gunner corrie mckague have arrested a man on suspicion of attempting to pervert the course ofjustice. the 23—year—old airman went missing on a night out in bury st edmunds in september. a landfill site will be searched in the coming week. two women have appeared in court in malaysia charged with murdering the brother of north korea's leader. one is vietnamese, the other‘s from indonesia, they're accused of smearing a nerve agent on kim jong—nam's face. neither has yet entered a plea, but one told the court she was not guilty. they face a mandatory death sentence if convicted. more than 1,000 jobs are thought to be at risk at ford's bridgend plant over the next four years. a leaked document, seen by the bbc, reveals the company's concerns about a slowdown in work. ford won't comment on the document, but says it "full

and finally, this young man, only 14 years old michael carera may sop disappeared on monday from kenny gray court southeast. these kids are part of more than 700 missing people in the district just this year. "fox5" has been covering the story extensively as there has been concern the number is rising. and it may be related to human trafficking. now, d.c. police have disputed that saying they are using more social media to get the word out and their tweets have been garnering significant public attention. man tre white will host a town hall meeting addressing the recent missing kids and what to do about it. that meeting began 6:00 tonight at exel academy charter school in south iingt. that's the latest here at d.c. police head quarters, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> 5:33 now let's get to the latest on rain allegations at rockville high school last night. concerned parents packed the school for heated pta meeting a major source of contention was the fact the two suspects are here illegally. school leaders apologized to parents and said this is not a conversation about immigrati

murray hosted the show and music legends like sam moore, jackson browne, michael mcdonald and aaron nevertheless teamed up with youngackie green all to raise money for this organization that provides meals for people who are too sick to cook for themselves. the show's finale featured all of the stars coming together to sing "a little help from my friends." >>> finally a new foodstand at south by southwest is attracting quite a bit of attention. take a look at this. it is a full scale replica of los pollos hermanos, the infamous chicken chain known for cooking a lot more than chicken on the amc show, "breaking bad." the real-life version is serving food and promoting sequel three. customers presumably will not be able to get any meth there but you can get curly fries. >> presumably. >> and some lucky fans will be able to meet bob odenkirk and giancarlo esposito. i don't want to presume. the line was around the corner. >> really. >> on day one already. >> family entertainment, tune into "gma" for meth jokes often saturday morning. thank you very much. we may not see you back here tomorrow morning but appreciate it. gr

for really young users that is an addictive kind of combination that is the single biggest thing drive enthe success. stuart: you tell me, michaeldo you make money with a very young demographic? >> i would say through their parents. that is the currency of the realm. snapchat has a large people of small, young people with not the disposable income. it is popular with people with college age kids and older who do have that, and advertisers are chasing those demographics all the time. the company is also, in addition to kind of using their discover channel, those things, they're getting into creating media. they partnered with a&e to do a reality show. they do a batchelor postshow analysis. i think they have one other show. they're looking new kind of avenues to advertise to pull in a bigger audience and presumably an older audience, like "the bachelor" appeals to people in their 20s, 30s, gets you into the prime advertising michael. stuart: it surely does, michael. that is a fact young man. stay there. i have a lot more. a lot of our viewers will be interested in snapchat. i think they're interested in where this huge overall sto

clip from the new film of the novel, a man's spiritual journey as he copes with the loss of young daughter. michaelgood to see you. >> good morning. maria: big names, octavia spenser, tim mcgraw, what do you think? >> i think this could do pretty well. probably everything that manchester lacks from my point of view. octavio spencer. maria: she's so good. >> one of the hardest-working actresses in show business. maria: is that right? >> a really good job at targeting christian and faith-based communities and tend to be loyal to projects, this thing 10 to 12 will do better than that. maria: let's talk lowingan for a second. the latest chapter in the xman franchise. what do you think? >> number one, this weekend, probably the best tribute xmen movies and one of the best box office of wolverine ever. hugh wrapping it up. i was logan premier was friday night and i had to be in oscars. let's see how she did. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as a comic book fan this is as close as we will get to the old men log and story line in the comics. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i read all logan when it came out, i read everything about it. that wasn't the i

young trump administration. remember, two weeks ago, national security adviser, michael flynn resigned over russian contact. it means instead of reviewing the policy, trump and his team is on the defensive, which is likely to further anxiety with the lowest public opinion approval at this point in history. >> the next story line could be tonight or tomorrow morning. thank you, larry. >>> what do you do when you can't trust the water from your faucet? we investigate why thousands of californians don't have safe drinking water. >>> when you cross the golden gate bridge, you could be facing extra fees. i'll show you what's behind the fees, coming up. >>> right now at 6:30, a legal battle involving the iconic golden gate bridge. paying your fair share to cross or perhaps you were overcharged. a lot of people may get an extra fee if you are in a rental car. hertz overcharged thousands of customers. sharon is at the bridge with the story. >>> you can see all the tourists enjoying the golden gate bridge. imagine heading into the city thinking it is only going to cost you $7.50 to cross the bridge, instead, you rec

michael inaga. >> calling my name, and the students were cheering. it was just a moment that i will never forget. >> this young man has made dunbar proud. >> a lot of people ask me why dunbar, and i point to michael as an example. he's why. >> michael's on track to be valedictorian. >> we are so happy and thankful. >> and wants to study mechanical engineering. >> i knew from the moment that i wanted to go to college that i had to find a way to pay for it, and it's really expensive and nobody in my family can do that for me. >> borned and raised in eatope yeah, he could never imagine an opportunity or surprise like this. >> i'm really thankful for it. >> michael applied to several schools so he has a decision to make, but what happened here at dunbar today probably makes that choice a whole lot easier. at dunbar high school, kristen wright, news 4. >>> tonight at 6:00, images of horror as police launch a terror investigation in london. a man used a car as a weapon to plow into a crowd of people, and moments later, a knife attack outside parliament, then gun fire. all of this coming on the one year anniversary o

tom: erik nielsen is too young to remember this, michael mckee, but we can go back to 19 78. "tax reform" or is this a modern fake tax reform? michael: you could say that the reform is ripe for some changes. expensing, 100% expensing upfront would generate additional spending by corporations. but the idea of an overall tax cut is certainly not going to happen in the timeframe we are talking about. remember the name of the book that was written about the 1986 tax reform? allaven't even heard from of the lobbyists yet who will line up outside the ways and means committee to get special tax breaks for their organizations or industries. this will be a long, hard slog for the president. tom: for global translation that is k street? north of the white house? the gucci store is near the washington bureau. gucci gulch is near the bloomberg. francine: there you go. i'm sure they are looking at dollar dynamics. although i think the designers can do no wrong at this point. let me bring you to my terminal. the probability of a rate hike in march is 82%. telling us officials that march is

two other women were abused or raped by him, one as young as ten or 11 years old. michaelntrolling. one of his houses was filled with cameras, locks, and alarms. his victims if they wanted to go to the lavatory, had to ask for permission. if they challenged him, he beat them. let me tell you why the independent police complaints commission is investigating this. one of the girls reported her abuse to the police in 1993 but she was told it would be taken no further. her impact statement said, i did not feel believed by the police and social services. i had no self—worth. any man could do what he wanted to do without consequences. the court heard she had attempted to take her own life. when sentencing, thejudge told michael dunn, who often shook his head like you still deny responsibility. you say you have done nothing wrong. what you wanted you have got. it is unlikely that personality will change when you are in custody. he was sentenced to 27 yea rs in custody. he was sentenced to 27 years in prison. tomorrow, voters in ireland will go to the polls again. the green energy

young girls to choose from. >> reporter: it's a reality soka lived through. at 7 years old, she was sold for sex to this man, michael joseph pepe, an american former marine living as an expat in phnom penh. >> what did michael have to do with you? >> he wanted my virginity. he's the first guy. >> when you were 7 years old? >> yes. >> an american? >> an american man. >> why did he do that? >> i don't know. good question. >> where can i find sex with young girls? >> reporter: you're looking at hidden camera footage. western men soliciting sex with underaged girls. >> how old do you want? >> 10. >> 10 years old? okay. >> 8, 9, 10, 11. >> these were shot over the last two years. >> how old do you want? >> you know. under 10, all of them. 10. >> reporter: the video was shot by agape organization, an organization dedicated to stopping child sex trafficking in cambodia. >> this makes me want to throw up. this is your people asking what age they want. someone wanted a 10-year-old. >> would have taken an 8-year-old. 8, 9, 10-year-old. >> reporter: former pastor don brewster and his wife bridget founded aim to protect cambodi

who may have thought what happened between the police and michael brown, is this a case where the police were making assumptions and treated a younglack men unfairly. as you heard from martha, bill, there have been investigations done my obama justice department, the fbi, state authorities, and he wants to ignore all of them. >> bill: they all failed but he didn't. >> i mean, come on. >> bill: martha maccallum did a good job in keeping her composure. >> i would like to see you. >> bill: the police would have had to been called with that guy. i would have cut his microphone off. that's what he wanted. he would want that. that would have been all over the web sites and o'reilly brutalized him. that kind of thing. i would never have had the patience or the professionalism that martha had. but i am not going to put myself through that anymore. i guess some viewers may be disappointed because for years, i was known as the guy who slayed the dragons. >> martha tried to give this guy the fact that he wouldn't hear it. all he cared, he is a no-name loser who is using this video to try to get name recognition. that is all he cares about. l

young players she's never met. >> brandi chastain showed that anyone can be a professional not just soccer, but sports player. >> reporter: michael reed was at that famous game nearly 20 years ago. >> i mean that whole group did amazing things to put women in the spotlight. >> reporter: in san jose betty yu, kpix5. >> elizabeth was there. >> i was. >>> we have a victory over the weekend. about 75% of it will be dry including tomorrow. kpix5 hi-def doppler, still pouring around mop ray and hollister, a -- monterey and hollister, a few heavier showers over marin county heading toward vallejo, american canyon and napa. a lot of activities this weekend. the good guys get together both tomorrow and sunday. we're dry saturday, could be a few showers late day sunday, low to mid-60s. the rock and roll half marathon early this year this sunday in san francisco, mainly cloudy skies. most, if not all the race, will be done before any showers move through. one more chance of rain, the big rainfall that we had this morning, upwards of 2 inches of rain for the north bay. that moved out. the front is gone. we have one more chance of showers off

old missing since march 17thch from the area of first street sr southwest and finally, a young man 14-year-old michaelrera mason. ma he disappeared on monday from fo kimmie gray court in southeast.t now, fox5 has been covering this story extensively as there hasrh been concern that the number ofo missing children in d.c. is id.i going up, and it may be relat to human trafficking.. well d.c. threes last weekst wee disputed that, saying they areta just using more social media too get the word out and their tweets have garnered significana public attention.on. well tonight, ward eightgh councilman tray i don't know white will be hosting that townn hall meeting here at excel at ex academy he hopes to discussiscu again with dc police's leaders e and what to do next, how to movv forward with this.. how to get a handle on thiss issue if it is in fact a growini problem here in the district.t. that meet log start atstat 6:00 o'clock tonight and allll members of the public ar intended to join. that's the latest here inhe late southeast, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news. >> coming wyclef calling forwyec racial p

(mark) the manager says there were too many incidents of young kids crying screaming and misbehaving. < michaelmills "sometimes the children become rowdy, and some of our other guests, it has made them upset because the parents don't do the right thing of taking the child out.">(darya) the manager says the feedback has been relatively positive, however they have received some complaints from parents. (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. (will) breaking news this morning... crews are on the scene of a gas line break in alameda that was caused by a car crash. i'll have the details. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. (darya)(mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... we're look

michael? i don't see those people that kudlow, young holland knew. >> exactly.uts, which he had lots -- he democrats and republicans. had all kinds of bipartisan civility.d this is a new world and let's adapt to it. e don't have any of those people you talked about so what can you get? low hanging fruit may simply be corporate tax cut that they can get that through. repatriation of the cash to appease the democrats. you chael, what happens if can't get that? is there a danger that the more stration turns protectionist or they think they can win it back? yeah, i think that's exactly the danger. f they don't get it, i think then the animal spirits are gonna start to get dampened a little bit. this, at the base of there are a number of articles on bloomberg talking about the for this stock market around the world, how the markets are reacting has a lot corporate profitability and the things getting a little bit better for companies around the world. so i think that overall, the arkets will be once again they'll be helped by what's going on in the real world. would

young people. >>> tax day is coming up fast. "7 on your side" michael finney answers your irs questions during our tax hotline. this happened yesterday. tax experts answered more than 320 questions. you can still your question answered, just use #askfinney on social. >>> microsoft announcing it is shutting down its little known social network >> socel, that's super confusing, was launched nearly five years ago as an experimental content sharing network aimed at students and younger people. many believed microsoft was announcing a program to compete with facebook. it's going to close down one week from today in case you cared, which you don't because no one was on it. >>> hey, mike a. little more sunshine stay, right? >> it's going to sit next to my space in the museum. >> and friend ster. >> lot more sunshine today, natasha, and that makes you happy. here's a look at wam and you can see looking south on 680, pretty clear here but a little more fog is possible in the next couple of mornings. more sunshine and warming today, one of our bigger jumps is going to happen today. a little bit more fog, ev

michael is not a drug dealer. what happened at that store is common place. the young store didn't want to tell the old guy at the store what was happening and they still don't want to tell the old guy at the store what's happening so they lied to him and now he's like to the lawyer and he didn't know what happened the night before and it's in the second half of the video. the st. louis county police wanted us to see that made it look like there was some altercation that looked like michael robbed when in fact michael had a close relationship with the store and regardless of what the store says that video shows that. also this is not about the video. my film is really about the physical evidence that shows that darren wilson ordered michael brown. the video is a distraction. >> just to be clear. a lot is your suggesting and not our reporting. >> let me just say something -- >> let me bring in the panel. i'll get back to you in one second. if taken on its face as in the document it would go to the suggestion that mike brown wasn't there to steal he was there to do a tra

young people. the former boxer michael watson says he hung on "for dear life" as he was dragged several hundred metresg a violent carjacking in east london. watson, who suffered a near—fatal brain injury during a fight with chris eubank in 1991, spoke to the bbc‘s crimewatch programme about last month's attack. it came like a nightmare. i couldn't believe it, that it could actually happen. i was hanging on for dear life. evil thugs, that's what they are. they are evil and senseless. and you can see that interview in full on crimewatch tonight at 9pm on bbc one. this programme has found that nearly 80% of gcse students who are forced to resit maths and english, fail the exam. since 2013, it's been compulsory for students in england who fail to get a c grade to keep trying in further education until they turn 18. schools and colleges are warning it's putting teachers and their budgets under pressure. victoria will be speaking to students and teachers about the impact of re—sits a bit later in the programme. fbi directorjames comey has rejected president donald trump's claim that his predecessor, barack

so, when young people stand up, i think it's a good thing. >> yep. thank you for that, michael lomax and stanley nelson. >>> coming up, once again, president trump goes on the attack, and once again makes allegations without offering any proof to back them up. is this the new normal? we'll be right back. this is "politicsnation" on msnbc. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >>> waebl. welcome back. for a while, after his mild address to congress tuesday night, i began to wonder if donald trump is maybe turning a corner into normalizing his presidency, but the

michael finney is here to answer your top questions. >>> a woman accused of conspiring to murder the father of her two young children. a story you'll see only abc7 news. good evening. >> thank you for joining us. the main suspect in last year's hills bury case is trying to post bail for $35 million by putting up her family's extensive holdings. while prosecutors are asking the judge for a tougher monitoring system. >> the $35 million bail highest in the county. there just happens to be a defendant who has the money to post it. one who is an extremely high flight risk. >> they are reviewing the property list she has submitted. they have on verify that there's enough equity to postpone bond by using property instead of cash. >> they have to submit property and we can it, even double the money set. >>

michael caine's real name was maurice mickle white. which is very strange name, he told me a story about when he was a young actor in 1954 he went to phoned a new name he was going by michael white at the time mickle white. you can't use michael white. someone already has that name. wait until you hear how he came up with michael caine. watch this. >> go to specific phone booth every evening and phone night agent to see if i got a job because i was broke a around. one day she said to me you've got a job but you've got a join equity actors trade union and she said you can call yourself michael but you can't call yourself white because -- >> there is michael white. >> there is a michael white. >> and so she said, i want a name now. because i want -- there was hum agree bogart in the canin mute knee. i said caine. michael caine. i said -- she said how do you spell that. >> c-a-i-n-e. [ laughter ] >> she said okay. and it always occurred to me because -- glad i was in the odie. if i'd gone to the square theater i would have been michael 101 dalmatians. [ laughter ] >> all right. michael caine you know him probable of the most from batman fil

michael brown had experience in that store. what if your clients told you what they knew of the young man? they told me was the truth and that's probably that he had never been in the store before that evening. that's another false premise that this documentary filmmaker put out there. they didn't know michael brown. they didn't have a relationship with him. and if you watch the unedited footage, what you see is a very heated argument going on that evening. not one between friends, but one between a store owner and somebody that's trying to illegally purchase material, merchandise with marijuana. and it just didn't happen. >> so there is no battering there, there is no weed trade there. michael brown did not have a relationship with the people there. they didn't know him? that's what you're saying? >> that's right. that's right. that's the truth, chris. and the problem is, the filmmaker, himself, never came to the store, never talked to the clerks, never talked to me, never talked to the owners. he just took this video and o chopped it up into 20 seconds and then attached an outrageous sto

michael cited on the loss of coverage. the state of alaska will take an enormous hit. even from tom cotton, the youngservative rising star from arkansas saying slow down, it couldn't pass the senate. signing there are problems. you don't get mitch mcconnell, the sense that he's waiting for it and impatient to get it over there to pass it because i don't think he thinks he can. >> woodruff: what do you see as the prospects? >> i think it had a rocky start and will get rockier particularly because of the cbo estimates mark is right could show-up wards of 12 million people losing coverage and that will dominate discussion of this bill in the next stage, and it gets very unfavorable to the administration. >> woodruff: you don't think the administration will be able to, again, discount, dismiss and say, well, you know, they were wrong before? we heard that from the white house press secretary. >> well, they could try to conduct a campaign, go to the districts of members, pressure them, call out their internet legions. they could try to press on this, but if it happens that way, it will only happen through

young nurse murdered. they need the public's help, next. >>> and then it would -- >> it's the irritating noise that drove an east bay man crazy. new at 6:00, 7 on your side's michael finney investigates the mysterious sounds from not o >>> a spy satellite launched from vandenburg air force base in santa barbara county was carried aboard a rocket that lifted off this morning. the satellite is described as a national security pay load for the pentagon. it's all very hush hush. >>> a san francisco-bound flight had a four-hour delay today because a mouse was spotted aboard the plane. passengers were buckled up and waiting to leave when the crew told them planes couldn't take off with the mouse onboard. you've heard of snakes on the plane? this time it's a mouse. one passenger tweeted just had my flight to sfo cancelled because of a mouse onboard the plane. could it not get a visa? get it? british airways apologized and said they were satisfied that only passengers with two legs were on the flight. the flight should be arriving any minute now. >> it probably didn't get security screening either. >>> all right, they are cute but marine biologists are putting out a warni

young trump administration and already we have mention of the word immunity. the "wall street journal" first to report tonight that the president's former national security adviser, retired u.s. army three star general michael flynn, has told the fbi, the house intelligence committee, and the senate intelligence committee that he is willing to testify in the russia investigation in exchange for immunity. nbc has confirmed flynn made that offer to the senate intelligence committee. flynn, an adviser to the trump campaign turned national security adviser to the white house, resigned last month after misleading vice president pence about his conversations with russia's ambassador. flynn's lawyer released a statement. quote, general flynn certainly has a story to tell, and he very much wants to tell it should the circumstances permit. back in september, the issue of immunity came up when our own chuck todd was talking to michael flynn on "meet the press" about aides to hillary clinton. >> the very last thing john podesta said is no individual too big to jail. five people around hillary clinton have been given immunity to include her former chief of staff. when you are given immunity, that means you have probabl

says that a six two-year old man michael stout had pointed this sawed off shotgun at a neighbor and his family while that family was having a barbecue in their backyard. young kid were at the barbecue and that neighbor shown here. in spanish he told us he had never had a problem with the man, he still confused a toss why his neighbor decided to point a gun at anyone but police say the man shot probably wasn't in the best of his mind. >> michael stout's blood alcohol level was .306 which is almost four times the legal limit. >> reporter: six two-year old was ultimately killed when officers arrived at the scene and say michael stout pointed a gun at them. it turns out that the gun wasn't even loaded but stout's own daughter believes officers did what they had to do. she asked authorities to read this statement. >> he was a troubled man, he was a hard man but he wasn't a bad man. i'm sorry for children that were scared, i'm sorry for the officer that had to take a life. >> reporter: district attorney also told us today that it is extremely important for authorities nowadays to be completely transparent, when it comes to these officer involved shootings. that i