i could only think of my s anthony. i was not going to die today, so much to do with my son. off the other way. but i feel extremely guilty, because, you know, there, it happened so fast. i wish i could have done more to save those people's lives. >> reporter: and with that, chelsea battles with how to start recovering. >> i feel so blessed to be alive. and i just feel so bad for the rest of the people who didn't make it out. ha's definitely something ha i have to figure out how to overcome. >> that's what everyone's trying to do now is figure out how to overcome. the clarke county commissioner did set up a go fund me page. they have raised almost $3 million. we've seen mike tyson, florida hotels are offering free room >>> this morning on "world news now." as one survivor put it, it was literally running for your life. new details now emerging from the mass shooting in las vegas, from those who ran from the terror, the officers who ran toward the shooter and the arsenal of weapons, as police investigate his past for a possible motive. >>> plus, we'll look at how the world is

. >> reporter: bail for anthony o'donnell is s >>> and at 14-year-old boy who waved a handgun in the'e bay area this week involving students bringing guns to school. >>> a 2-year-old murder cold case is solved. but the suspect will never stand trial. >> this is a case that should not have happened. and is something that w forget about the fbi and oakla announced they found the navarr. the 26-y gig the golden bull nightclub in the early morning hours of easter sunday 2015 when he was hit by a stray bullet meant for somebody else. tips led investigators to dejour jammerson. he died in a car crash in placer county last year. >>> jurors heard today from the federal park whose. he was having dinner in san francisco. but someone stole the backpack along with clothing. attorney for the homicide suspect claimed the gun fired accidently after their client found it wrapped in cloth. prosecutors accuse him of firing deliberately, hitting steinle at pier 14. >>> president trump declared the opioid crisis a health emergency as federal officials deal with the epidemic. local officials are trying to

anthony: there you go. we should be playing some 70's music. okay, save some for me. . >> eric: okay, your turn. >> anthony: all right, watch how it's done. geez, i'm terrified. >> eric: go ahead. >> anthony: oh, its soft. hey, what's that called? it's called $1,000, my friend. oh, that's strangely satisfying. [ mooing ] so, that's my grand. i feel like a champion. >> eric: you don't want to do a goat, huh? >> anthony: so to speak. >> eric: i mean, yes. >> anthony: i think we learned something here today. >> eric: yeah, do it quickly. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: cheese. don't get me wrong. i love cheese. i adore it. but it's day three of non-stop cheese, and we haven't even scratched the surface of the many wondrous specialties of the region. hotel du buet has been around for many years. one comes here for the cheese. in this case, the iconic raclette and the equally iconic fondue. >> marie: hello, can i have a drink with you? >> anthony: please. marie anne chanel and her siblings are the third generation of her family to run this place. so this is a family business? >> marie: yes

anthony. >> mason: major garrett. s anks, major. there was no shortage of heroes sunday night at sunrise hospital. it is the closest trauma center to the las vegas strip and got the most patients as the injured streamed in. so did 100 doctors and 100 nurses. today, some shared memories of igat awful night. >> ambulances were just coming from everywhere. there were pickup trucks with patients just cutting in front of me, and just trying to come right to the emergency room. >> reporter: sunrise hospital tad medical center's icesnistrative director of nmergency services, dorita sndereker, e.r. doctor jason mitz, and medical director scott scherr, were in the middle of the chaos as the wounded flooded re. >> there was blood everywhere, and honestly, i want to say bodies on stretchers everywhere. >> oh, my god! >> patients kept rolling in and we were just trying to find placement for everybody. >> mason: scott, what did you pe? >> all penetrating wounds, whether it was shrapnel or whether it was direct hits. the sickest patients were the

s leeds. thank you forjoining us. elsewhere anthonyd put his world title dreams back on track, he faces another former world champion ricky burns in a lightweight contest on saturday, it could be make or breakfor on saturday, it could be make or break for both fighters and four anthony crolla in particular it is certain to be a night packed with emotion. it's a fight with world title hopes very much on the line. it's a fight worthy of topping the arena, it deserves. everything 's gone to plan andl deserves. everything 's gone to plan and i cannot wait. for anthony crolla it will be difficult to keep his emotions in check. boxing for the first time since the terrorist attack at the manchester arena when his 17—year—old cousin, thankfully unhurt, was a few feet from the explosion. along with other members of his family she will be ringside on saturday. there were a few family members there that horrible night and friends. it's their first time back at the arena. very fortunate to be back at the arena after everything that happened and i

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s health worsening, time is not a luxury this family has. joining me now are anthonyrson and camellia, a.j.'s parents. also joining me are the family's attorneys. camellia and let me first say to you and anthony, thank you for being with us this morning and the attorneys. but when reverend told me about this, i couldn't believe it. you were told, camellia, that even though your son needs these transplants, this transplant, this kidney transplant, and his father sitting there, anthony, is a perfect match, because he had a probation violation, a probation violation, and was available to do the transplant, they were going to tell you that your son couldn't have the transplant for three month until he finished whatever his obligations were legally. i mean, how did this make you feel? and how are you dealing with this in terms of combatting this? >> i was angry. but i don't know. i was angry because i didn't understand, like, what him going to jail had to go with him, i guess, saving our son's life. but i just take it one day at a time and continue to do everything that's

stanton, her co-editor susan vienna -- susan b anthony, and her rival, lucy stone, who stanton attempted to exclude from the history of women's suffrage. in the 1880's, anthony had recruited a second-generation. and howard shaw and [indiscernible] were college educated and conservative. the third-generation, alice paul and her friend c burns, had imported out your taxes -- outdoor tactics. these tactics they learned when they were pursuing graduate .tudies in europe by 1913, stanton and anthony there was the generational mother-daughter conflict between cat and paul. most recently, african-american historians, like rossiter, have offered a different timeline. they argue that the women's movement began in 1830's in the abolition movement, a biracial call for universal suffrage as well as emancipation. sarah and angelina grimley, the daughters of south carolina's slaveholder, described the horrors of bondage and abdicated equal rights for blacks and whites and men and women. in general, white men were shocked by the golf as bought -- the gaul as by the fact that these women should address next six or -- mixed gender audiences. they were asked to stop

what we know is that the star trek actor anthony rapp has accused kevin spacey actor anthony rapp has accused kevin shony rapp has accused kevin spacey of this, which happened in 1986 according to mr rapp. he was a broadway star at the time, use only 14 broadway star at the time, use only 1a years old. he went back to a party at kevin spacey‘s house. he says kevin spacey carried onto his bed, climbed on top of him and made a sexual advance alsop he said he was able to squirm away and then left the house. kevin spacey has put out as statement, you he doesn't deny it but he doesn't remember it. this is his statement: deny it but in doesn't remember it. deny it but in the sn‘t remember it. deny it but in the statement 1ber it. deny it but in the statement to fr it. deny it but in the statement to say. that he knows there are other stories out there about him. he says that about himself, and then another statement he says he is also gay. he says he has had relationships with men and women but is now living as a 93v men and women but is now living as a gay man. and that has provoked something of a backlas

chelsea ‘s women will meet the swedish team rosenberg. anthony joshua will defend his title is.ve been sold and it will be his first fight since stopping wladimir klitschko at wembley. the ospreys scrum—half is has appointed he will not be able to play for wales when he joins: next season “— play for wales when he joins: next season —— the ospreys scrum—half is disappointed he will not be able to play for wales when he joins the french club toulon next season. a bullying scandal british swimming, and the ipcc have said they are fully aware of the story and they are in contact with the british swimming association regarding the matter, after more details emerged about the climate of fear that existed within the organisation. british swimming apologised to 13 of their para swimmers last week. england fly to australia later this month, for the ashes, butjonny ba i rstow has month, for the ashes, butjonny bairstow has already had to deal with the challenge two —— a challenge few of us have had to deal with, the suicide of his father. for the first time jonny bairstow has spoken abou

what we know is the star trek actor anthony rapp has accused kevin spacey actor anthony rapp has accused kevin smade a sexual advance. he was able to get away and he left the house. kevin spacey put out a statement. he doesn‘t deny it. he says he doesn‘t remember it. i honestly do not remember it. i honestly do not remember the encounter, which is as obviously would have been a long time ago. if he did behave like that, i owe him a sincere apology for what he describes as deeply inappropriate drunken behaviour and he is sorry too for the feelings he describes having carried with him all these years. he goes on in the statement to say that he knows there are other stories out there about him, kevin spacey says that about himself, and in a statement he also comes out as gay, he says he has had relationships with men and women and is living as a gay man. that has provoked something of a backlash from some people in hollywood who said why is he conflating these two things. people say he is almost suggesting this is an excuse for predatory sexual behaviour against a child. so it isjust the predatory

alleged rape allegation by the british actress lysette anthony — claiming she was sexually attacked by hollywood producer harvey weinstein in the 1980'ssunday telegraph says theresa may is coming under pressure by the dup — over the chancellor's position on brexit — suggesting he was trying to frustrate the negotiating process and that he should face the sack, unless he changes course. the observer reports on what it describes as a savage attack on the head of the nhs by the children's commissioner over the lack of children's mental health provision. and the sunday mirror has an exclusive interview with the husband of liz dawn, who played vera duckworth in the long—running soap, coronation street, in which he reveals her final moving words. we have to start, don't we, with the big story of the last hour and a half and it is harvey weinstein. there is something of an exclusive in the times. take us through this, john. in the times. take us through this, john. who would have thought this horrible case could take an even darker turn. the british actress, lysette anthony, who appears in the soap opera hollyoa ks, lysette anthony, who appe

s correspondy kaufman has that story. >>reporter: mar neek young was all anthony jr. was happy. it was yesterday that young and anthony watkins headed to holy cross hospital from their home in district heights. it's a one- hour drive and they found themselves stuck in traffic. all of a sudden right in the middle of traffic my water break s. that's when watkins pulled off the beltway and ended up in the seventh day avent isabella church parking lot. from there it was only minutes before little anthony jr. made his debut. the baby head was already out. watkins had 911 operators on the line and was trying to flag down help. we saw a man running around the car screaming. he was real animated . dr. yvette hef ron and her husband had changed their routine that day to meet a patient. this happened for a reason and we believe this little one was brought into the this world that way for a purpose. the doctor tapped him on the shoulder and said i'm a doctor. q. help b as he came out. she advised him to get something to cut the umbilical cord. he had a pair of scissors in his car. these tw

s. what do you hope someone like anthony in new zealand gets from this book what is the overall effect that you're hoping for that exactly the point you are making the point to we can't now deal with to realistic society or live within pluralistic society having very superficial knowledge so what we have as a responsibility what responsibility i have as a muslim scholar is also to provide a better understanding by talking to my fellow citizens the language again understand so translating concepts and notions from arabic to english trying to get a sense of what are the common values that we have and the differences that we may face in our daily life but also to get a sense of islam is not an alien religion it's not me it's a western religion and you have to get it you're going to deal with your fellow citizens and in fact we have to build the future together so. it's not only need to get a sense of who are the muslims but also what are we going to build together what e's our common rests what are our common responsibilities when it comes to the future and this is critical and i think that it

the under 20s want their world cup, the under 19 ‘s became european champions. the british boxer anthonye racist abuse he was subjected to an elite cup tie at the emirates night. the olympic bronze medallist receded bees from a fellow norwich fan. i was flabbergasted. again, being a professional boxer and successful in my life, i have often come across frustration as a positive and blocked the negative. i was really shocked and saddened. there were two more league cup matches tonight. tottenham face... everton head to chelsea. david unsworth, who wants the job full—time has taken on a caretaker role for the second time in the space of 18 months. he says his side need to take collective responsibility for their lack of goals this season. the team is got to chip in with the goals. we have got to playing a way that creates more opportunities, not just got to playing a way that creates more opportunities, notjust the strikers others the opportunity to score. the way i to play, i certainly want to create more opportunities than we have been doing notjust the strikers response but it's a team

actor anthony rapp accusing kevin spacey making a s advance toward him when he was this years old inhe 1980's. alison: if you have driven along leesburg area you have seen belmont tv a time or two or you remember the catchy jingle on the airways many years. employees, closing up shop for the final day comes with mixed emotions. >> an open sign now hangs dark. >> some boxes are packed. others dumped. >> it's funny. it didn't really hit me too hard until we started to talk about it like this. it's rough. >> rough. 20-year belmont tv employee tony says because the company was like family. >> 20 years of gas in hi car, roof over my head. >> customers call it a staple on king street in arlington. some stopping by on tuesday, a day after the doors officially closed for business. >> i heard from one of the managers that the door was closed and i couldn't go in to i was disappointed. >> i told him i was sorry he was leaving. >> the inside of the store sits empty. >> it's time to move on. >> time to move on the owner says after his father opened the shop 75 years ago. >> it is with mixed emot

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now, the news comes a day after actor anthony rap accused kevin space made a sexual advance on him in 1986 when rap was just 14's space see said he doe issue the encounter but issued an apology for what he said wouldn't have a deeply inappropriate drunken behavior >> if you bought or ordered the newly released phone 10 you will have to wait until at least december to get it. apple said there's a five to six-week bag log for most iphone ten models for apple and the four major u.s. wireless providers. the iphone 10 is said to be released november 3rd with a price tag starting at $999. one dollar short of 1,000. >> thank you be tony >> thought we wouldn't notice that. >> they didn't always say hey, 999. >> that's a trick that a lot of people try to use. >> if it doesn't vacuum myself, i can't have it >> if it doesn't vacuum my car? $1,000? >> for a phone >> get out of here. >> they do do the forecast. >> glad you watch >> yes. >> we want thank you for that. >> better to get i person >> keeps me in my flip phone too >> all eyes on the forecast for tomorrow. a lot of trick or treaters >> most definitely. can you imag

and it's a sign, anthony, that even some in law enforcement may not have realized how much this law would tie the d.e.a.'sds. >> mason: nancy cordes at the capitol. thanks, nancy. and we'll have more on this tomorrow night. prw to the other end of pennsylvania avenue. the president called reporters into the rose garden today to watch him mend a fence. major garrett was there. >> probably now, despite what we read, we're probably now i think, at least as far as i'm concerned, closer than ever before. >> reporter: after a white house lunch, president trump and senate majority leader mitch o thnnell strolled to the rose garden to bury the hatchet. >> we have the same agenda. we've been friends and acquaintances for a long time. >> reporter: it was a change in tone from just 90 minutes earlier when mr. trump told his cabinet do-nothing republicans were to blame for his stalled legislative agenda. >> we're not getting the job done. and i'm not going to blame myself, i'll be honest. they are not getting the job done. >> reporter: mr. trump was in part echoing his former chief laretegist steve bannon, who this w

s betty yu has more on the reaction. >> i became an app. >> reporter: "star trek: discover y" actor anthony rapp that spacey made a sexualdvance on him when he was 14 in 1986. spacey was 26 at the time. they were both performing on broadway at the time. rapp said went to a party at spacey's apartment. at the end of the night, spacey picked me up like a groom picks up the bride and then lays down on top of me. i was aware that he was trying to get with me sexually." in a statement, spacey said he was beyond horrified by the allegations although he didn't remember the encounter but if i did behave then as he describes, i owe him the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior. but in the next paragraph, he says, quote, this story has encouraged me to address other things about my life. i choose now to live as a gay man. the board president of lgbtq center -- >> my reaction of him coming out as gay while sexually assaulting a 14-year-old doesn't go together. >> reporter: celebrities took issue with him conflating the alleged sexual misconduct with sexual orientation. comedian wanda sykes

s -- do you skate? >> david: yeah, we grew up on rinks like this. >> anthony: does everyone in -- in quebec?etty much obligatory. "here's your stick, kid." >> david: yeah. what else do you do? there's no reason to live here if it's no hockey. >> anthony: hockey rinks pop up all over this city to accommodate montrealers' desire to risk teeth, groin, and limb. and right behind fred and dave's restaurant, joe beef, a pickup game of chefs, cooks, and hospitality professionals is underway. some of these guys, to put it charitably, are a little long in the tooth to be out there swinging sticks at each other and, uh, uh, skidding around on the ice. this is a normal behavior? people actually do this for fun? >> david: yeah, yeah. absolutely. this is every day, québécois growing up, playing hockey. canadian national sport, man. >> anthony: right. and this young one is already being indoctrinated. hello, young man. >> david: you gonna play hockey? >> boy: yes. >> david: you're -- you're good at hockey? >> boy: yes. >> david: are you gonna be a goalie or a player? >> boy: player. >> anthony: wow. >> da

>>>'s special day for people who came to the dining room of saint anthony's. the people serving the meals were active members of the military. about 35 men and women who are in the bay area for fleet week volunteer to help out. we caught up with one marine who is based at camp pendleton. she said is a great way to give back. >> we wanted to be able to get back to the people. we cannot always have an opportunity to actually give back. a lot of us were excited to get an opportunity to do it. >> many of the very people they are serving our veterans who have fallen on hard times. today they had a chance to share their stories with active members. >>> read week is taking center stage this weekend. it is not the only show in town. rosemary shows us what is going on in our weekend watch.>> reporter: the weekend approaching in san francisco. fleet week festivities continue in the air and on the ground. including a full air show coast guard demonstration navy ship tours live music a parade, and of course the blue angels air show scheduled runs between noon and 4 pm fri

like praying ♪ s like praying" inspired by the west side story song "maria" cuts deeper. featuring jennifer lopez, gloria estefan and marc anthony8 towns. ♪ >> like many people i have family on the island, and what we all experienced if we weren't on the island was this terrible silence in the wake of the storm. and our social media feeds were full of the names of towns. >> reporter: it is the latest voice in the hurricane maria relief effort, stephen colbert raising more than an million dollars getting celebrities to post awkward adolescent pictures. a group rallying for the hardest hit south eastern coast. houston, still recovering itself from hurricane harvey. >> and we give back to any in need as the nation h us. >> reporter: to asbury park, new jersey today where supplies were rushed to the local food bank en route to san juan. >> it is devastating. >> reporter: dee dee montero grew up in puerto rico and didn't hear from her 75-year-old mother on the island for days after the storm. >> the pain is so deep that you can't even express it. i have cried so much in the past couple of weeks. >> reporter: but for puerto ricans, fr

anthony wrap was just 14. rap was invited to a party at then 26 year-old kevin spacey 's manhattan apartment. while they claims space i picked him up and laid on top of him. he said space i was drunk and able to squirm away. anthony rap was men for his role in rent but buzz feed said anthony rap about this, he came out with these allegation toss buzz feed and they wrote the article. he first told story in 2001 interview but didn't say who the actor was until now. anthony rap said he felt compelled to speak out in light of the recent events. >> with all of the sexual allegationness hollywood. kevin spacey tweeted a lengthy response saying he didn't remember the incident but went on to say quote unquote if i did behave as i described i owe him sincere apology for what have been deepen inappropriate drunken behavior famously private actor ended his tweet by saying he has had relationship with both women and men but now chooses to live as a gay man. >> he wants to deal with this honestly openly and that will start with examining his own behavior. >> um-hmm. >> all right. >> so, have you brush your

anthony wrath that year, wrap was 14. >> you're out here. >> wrap stars in star trek discovery. and was in the original cast of the broadway musical "rent." in 1986, wrap says she remember s -- my impression was he was drunk. he picked me up and he lays down on top of me. i was aware he was trying to get with me sexually. he says he was able to squirm away and left. spacey, star of the netflix series "house of cards" is a two-time oscar winner. and hosted the tony awards in june being choked about the long standing rumors about his sexuality. >> no, wait. no. >> spacey tweeted he doesn't remember the encounter, quote, if i did behave then as he described, i owe him the sincerest apology and the story -- i've had relationships with both men and women. i choose now to live as a gay man. >> people on social media are noting that coming out as gay is completely separate from addressing allegations of being a sexual predator. you could argue that coming out is gay in this particular moment, might deflect attention -- >> cbs news reached out to wrap's response to spacey's statement, but hasn't heard back. harvey weinstein -- she tweeted out, keep focus on anthony, be the victim

s. understood the bill's impact, left the dea anthony to go to the drug industry. >> nancy cordes, at thearino put out a statement saying he did not want to be a distraction and denied allegations of the whistle blower in the 60 minutes report and criticized the news media. the opioid epidemic fog more than 33,000 lives in 2015 alone. chip reid takes us to one especially hard hit part of the country. >> reporter: sasha and cane are members of the cherokee nation in northeast oklahoma and adopted luke when he was just 8 days old. his birth mother was addicted to opioid and so was he. >> i remember holding him and just crying, trying not to cry now. it is just so hard to see him go through something like that. >> and this was, this was every night? >> reporter: oklahoma has one of the most severe opioid problems in the nation and especially bad here in the 14 counties that make up the cherokee nation. it is devastating to our people. todd hembre, the charity nation attorney general earlier this year he sued america's three largest pharmacies and three largest prescription drug distributors.

his father, anthony dickerson is a perfect match to donate but the hospital cancelled the hospital after finding out dickerson vie laid his parole in a weapons case. a.j.'s mother says the family was hysterical when the hospital told them. >> she was like, well, we need you to be on good behavior for three to four months before you can give your son a kidney and in january 2018 we'll think about re-evaluating you basically. >> wow. >> now a hospital says it needs evidence that dickerson has complied with his parole officer for three months. amg's mother says her son is in failing health and may not be able to wait. the hospital has not answered questions about that policy behind the decision. >> just unbelievable. >>> let's move on to smarts. on sunday night football giants got their first win of the season and beat denver, 23-10. >> more football and last night's highlights from our guys at espn. >> good morning, kenny and john. do you want to do -- >> you go. >> home run or see the vikings break aaron rodgers. down he goes, suffers a broken collarbone. anthony barr roughed him up. rodgers left the field right arm hanging. packers said it could be seaso

caused the north bay wildfires.( james ) kron 4's gabe slate met with cal -fire to find out what goes into an investigation of this magnitude. sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fire that is hard to hear considering these fires burned down 6,000 homes evacuated 100,000 people, and preliminary estimates put the damage of these fires at a cost of over 1 billion dollars. chris anthony used to be a fire investigator he is now a division chief for cal fire he said what caused these fires will determine how long the investigation will take. sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireso it could be weeks, months.. or years but the good news sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireonce they find the source of the fire that area can become like a crime scene sot - chris anthony / division chief cal firei asked chris what investigators are doing right now where do you start in trying to find the cause of such a massive fire? sot - chris anthony / division chief cal firein napa gabe slate kron 4 news. ( james ) we are learning more about how the fires in the north bay were so destructive. some experts are saying the blazes acted like a hurric

anthony mccore mac channel 6 action news. >>> turning to accu weather, we're hoping we were hoping to see the 80's today, and also hoping toee some sunshine but never quite broke through >> melissa magee has look what the we can expect >> unfortunately today, we were stuck in the clouds it was gray across much of the delaware and lehigh valley, yesterday's high 73 and so far today in philadelphia, maxing out at 71 to despite the cloud cover, temperatures slightly above the norm of 67 this time of you're. as we look outside now, it's 72, spiking up to that number in philadelphia. 61 in the poconos, 69 for allentown and reading, at the coast in cape may 73 down in dover, more on the way as sunshine temperature there, coming in at 74. so here's satellite 6 along with action radar, we got a fair amount of cloud cover. we had south to south westerly wind but not much of a wind flow to scout out the cloud cover in the lower levels to the atmosphere, and they hung on today, widen out the picture. we're tracking a cold front stretched out from the upper portions of new york state, the eastern great lakes region as well. this will

anthony. >> mason: david begnaud in montana. members of congress are calling for an investigation of the contract, which was awarded by puerto rico's bankrupt utility company. icre now from julianna goldman. s this is a contract that was determined by the local atthorities in puerto rico. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders distanced the president from the $300 million contract today, even as mr. trump addressed the controversy with interior secretary ryan zinke during a previously scheduled meeting. cr he did ask secretary zinke, just for clarification purposes, and he reiterated once again that we have no role, the federal government, and specifically he had no role in that contract. >> reporter: but the contract says the federal emergency management agency, or fema, meeviewed and approved," the agreement. today, fema said it was not emvolved and any language that thys it was is inaccurate. >> we're here ready to light up puerto rico. >> reporter: the department of homeland security's inspector teneral will perform an audit, but there's one aspect of the deal that appears to be off limits. the contract says federal and state officials "don't have the thght to r

expect more charges s ainst others as this investigation moves forward and what today makes clear is that when robert mueller has cases that are ready to go, he's going to charge them. anthony. >> mason: jan crawford. thank you, jan. chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes has the reaction on capitol hill where the house and senate intelligence committees and the senate judiciary committee are conducting parallel t vestigations. >> this is what bob mueller was tasked to do. >> reporter: republicans gave the special counsel a wide berth today. >> no reason not to trust him. as reporter: as democrats argued the indictments and guilty plea are proof of a pattern. >> people affiliated with the utump campaign lying about their connections with the russians. >> reporter: adam schiff is the cep democrat on the house intelligence committee. he told cbs news today that manafort's shady financial dealings did not end when he went to work for candidate trump. >> during the campaign, while he's campaign manager, he's trying to obtain more money for his work for these pro-russian interests in ukraine, money like that which he has now been indicted for laundering. >> reporter: rep

anthony claims that the winner made unwanted sexual and dances in a party in 1986 when he was 14 years old.'s base he would've been 20 six of the time. he came forward with the allegations yesterday. two hours later, spacey responded on twitter sink will, i do not remember the encounter but if i did behave then as you describe, i who him dozen serious the apology -- apology which would've been inappropriate drunken behavior. spacey revealed he is gay. >>> it is 6:39, hiring locals and how many workers san francisco is looking to recruit . >>> more robots could take over silicone valley. i will tell you about a proposal . >>> the market opened up 10 minutes ago. we will look at the board. the dow is down 48 points per we have an update on the financial reporter. aiming to boost the number of locals working on construction for the warriors new arena in mission bay. last april.. 41 residents began n intensive >>> san francisco city leaders are aiming to the number of locals working on construction for the new arena. 41 residents are participating in a job training program funded by the warriors

anthony: we are at a higher range now, perhaps that is something to get used to, we see these bounces and falls in crude. we were down to below the 30's and a lot of memories of the oil executives and ministers over here. i think the companies have been saying since the drop have started, since we came down from those 100, 100 plus levels, they had to get ready and get businesses ready to be able to be profitable and continue to invest at lower levels. i think they will still be doing that. if they prepare themselves for $50 oil and they are getting $55 or $60 oil, that is more cash to shareholders, more to investment makers. we are coming from a period where we had several years of little or no investment or money being pulled out, it will have an impact. a lot of the same in seconds are saying -- executives are synced with the end of this decade from these projects that should've of taken place before did not, there will be more oil in the market. they will be playing catch-up in the market. this is a market that moves, a lot of different moving parts. we saw some of a positive for the oil price push over the kurdish referendum last

s gabe slate met with cal fire... to talk about what goes into an investigation of this magnitude... and how long it is likely to take. sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fire that is hard to hear considering these fires burned down 6,000 homes evacuated 100,000 people, and preliminary estimates put the damage of these fires at a cost of over 1 billion dollars. chris anthony used to be a fire investigator he is now a division chief for cal fire he said what caused these fires will determine how long the investigation will take. sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireso it could be weeks, months.. or years but the good news sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireonce they find the source of the fire that area can become like a crime scene sot - chris anthony / division chief cal firei asked chris what investigators are doing right now where do you start in trying to find the cause of such a massive fire? sot - chris anthony / division chief cal firein napa gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) in the santa cruz mountains and across california... wildfire danger remains high. cal-fire says, it will not be releasing seasonal firef

s gabe slate met with cal -fire... to talk about what goes into an investigation of this magnitude... and how long it is likely to take. sot - chris anthonyivision chief cal fire that is hard to hear considering these fires burned down 6,000 homes evacuated 100,000 people, and preliminary estimates put the damage of these fires at a cost of over 1 billion dollars. chris anthony used to be a fire investigator he is now a division chief for cal fire he said what caused these fires will determine how long the investigation will take. sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireso it could be weeks, months.. or years but the good news sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireonce they find the source of the fire that area can become like a crime scene sot - chris anthony / division chief cal firei asked chris what investigators are doing right now where do you start in trying to find the cause of such a massive fire? sot - chris anthony / division chief cal firein napa gabe slate kron 4 news. (steve) we are learning more about the north bay fires... and how they spread so fast. some experts say the fires acted like a hurricane... swirlin

s gabe slate met with cal -fire... to find out what goes into an investigation of this magnitude... and how long it's likely to take. sot - chris anthonyl fire that is hard to hear considering these fires burned down 6,000 homes evacuated 100,000 people, and preliminary estimates put the damage of these fires at a cost of over 1 billion dollars. chris anthony used to be a fire investigator he is now a division chief for cal fire he said what caused these fires will determine how long the investigation will take. sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireso it could be weeks, months.. or years but the good news sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireonce they find the source of the fire that area can become like a crime scene sot - chris anthony / division chief cal firei asked chris what investigators are doing right now where do you start in trying to find the cause of such a massive fire? sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fireslate kron 4 news. ( darya ) the las vegas hotel used by a gunman to kill 58- people... must preserve evidence. a judge ruled the mandalay bay must hold on to photos... surveillance video and gam

s corey coffin has the incredible story. >>reporter: mar neek young was all giggles when we visited her in the hospital. hees ' just so happy little anthonyng and anthony watkins helded to the hospital from their home in district heights. it's a one-hour drive and they found in traffic. all of a sudden right in the middle of traffic my water breaks. that's when watkins pulled off the beltway andenned up in the seventh day a vend isabella church parking lot. from there it was only minutes before little l anthony yr made his day beuvment the baby head was already out. watkins had 911 operators on the line and was trying to flag down help. we san francisco you a man rubbing around the car screaming. he was real animated . doctor i vet hef ron and her husband had changed their routine that day to meet a patient. this happened for a reason and we believe this little one was brought into this world that way for a purpose. the doctor tapped him on the shoulder and said i'm a doctor. doctor help ran caught anthony jr. as he came out. she advised the new dad to get something to cut off and tie the em bill california cord. and he took off his shoes

officials say michael anthony crips gets paid to dress up in costumes, mickey mouse, elmo, barney and attends your child 'sdelaware county district attorney has charge him with rape, sexual assault of five boys throughout delaware county, some as young as five years old. we are told he would start off , with maybe dressing up in the cost many in the in the party and bee friend parents and get in the home, spend time with the kid and even living with the parents at some point. >> that is right, quite devious. >> also in delaware county darby boro police are searching for two men in the murder of a retired postal worker. brad heyes was found inside his car in front of the pen wood middle school one week ago. the 57 year-old had been badly beaten. investigators believe heyes may have known his killer because he let them inside his car. they are considering robbery as a motive. >> coming up on 8:07. kevin spacey's taking heat for allegation of sexual misconduct. we first told but this yesterday. >> he is getting criticism from fans or former fans now, and the hollywood community. tomorrow as has the details. >

s. they had to build it with trusses and pieces that could fit in the confines of an lc-130. >> male pilot: it's a fun job, and it's important to scientists, it's fantastic. >> anthonye ross ice shelf, fly up the beardmore glacier into the heart of antarctica the polar plateau. how many miles from mcmurdo to the pole? around -- >> female pilot: 735 miles. >> anthony: scott walked that? what was going through his mind? >> male pilot: they loved to suffer. >> anthony: the first explorers who got here or came close, raced across the continent, striving to be the first. amundson made it before anyone in 1911, beating scott by only 34 days. amundson wisely used huskies to pull his sleds across the ice. scott didn't and his team never made it back alive. the south pole. what you might not know or be prepared for is the south pole is high, like 9,000 feet above sea level and it's cold, real cold, but you knew that. you feel the altitude. today, the base at south pole has the feel of a space station, a warm comfortable bubble in the middle of well, the great void. it can be incredibly harsh out there with winds reaching as high as 50 knots and temperatures regularly droppin

anthony? record highs but we did see the dow move higher on friday. >> i think the equity market is anticipating something better is coming third quarter will be weak the consensus is 2.8% for se earnings get beat anywhere from 3 to 5%. i would not be surprised if by the end of the third quarter we're actually looking at 7% growth for the third quarter obviously the insurance industry because of all of the hurricanes are mostly responsible for the short fall, but the rest of the centers -- >> a lot of these companies have been raising estimates and still you think there is the opportunity to beat analyst estimates? >> i do. we still satisfy the dollar is weak that's a good tail wind for s&p 500 earnings when we see the dxy. the value of the u.s. dollar the euro is still pretty strong again the dollar. >> now as a financial economist, you're kind of blending the worlds of markets and economics together there are a lot of things you look at with regard to how things could look down the line. as you look at the tea leaves right now, what is the trajectory of the markets overall? we talked to bob earlier the path of least resistance is to the up side what exactly is your thought