is that fake news? is that people reacting to fake news?ss is too often, too many times, lost it's interest in fully informing people, and instead it's replaced by them stirring the pot more than providing the facts, and that's a problem. - [narrator] as the veracity of the news media is increasingly called into question, those in power can more easily dismiss press reports with which they disagree. - not you. - can you give us a chance? - your organization's terrible. - you are attacking our news organization. - your organization. - can you give us a chance to ask a question, sir? - go ahead. - obviously, i don't like to see my colleagues attacked for what often is aggressive, accurate reporting. what i really don't like to see is this russian propaganda theme. that we're surrounded by fake news. it's an attempt to dilute the influence of the american press and promote russian propaganda instruments like rt, like sputnik. - the press is biased in a liberal direction. they're biased in favor of conflict. but i don't use the words "fake medi

but in the mid—70s, you got a job in murdoch's new operation in new york.d to the boss, we moved from business to business, taking over newspapers, buying magazines, moving into television, and all the while professing not to give a damn about what the rest it was a very populist approach, not pulitzer prize seeking kind ofjournalism, wasn't it? it was very... i'm very happy with the description of that. i was there along with others. the american media, the american press were then, even more than they are now, they still are, are very self—importa nt. we came in with a sydney and fleet street style of popular newspapers and approach to popular newspapers, and they absolutely loathed it. and while there were many matters on which they had good cause to loathe it, there was still something quite wonderful about upsetting them so much. but that came at a cost, that kind of approach to journalism, because in 1995 you returned to london to write for news international, the uk division arm of news corp and that really brought about a real low in your career. i

but the news speakfor give us your analysis? but the news speak for itself.that you can then offer analysis then if you wish after the event. thanks for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on 0370 010 6676 or e—mail newswatch at bbc dot co dot uk. you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc, and do have a look at our website: bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello, good evening. if you're picking a week and for a royal wedding i suspect you might pick this one. the weather is looking in decent shape. what a fine weather out there and good spells of sunshine. strong sunshine at this time of yearand sunshine. strong sunshine at this time of year and gradually will turn a little bit warmer as well. most of us are a little bit warmer as well. most of us are seeing clear skies to take us through the rest of the night. chilly down towards the southeast and could ge

new york a.g. also highly visible in national politics because his state-level jurisdiction includes key figures in the russia investigation and some related legal matters. eric schneiderman's office has reportedly teamed up with the special counsel on the investigation into trump campaign chair paul manafort, who did business in new york. trump's long-time personal lawyer michael cohen, his home and office and hotel room were all searched last month by prosecutors after a referral from the special counsel. michael cohen lives and works in new york state. so much talk in washington that president trump will at some point fire his way through the justice department to stop the mueller investigation. new york attorney general eric schneiderman has been seen as one way to potentially keep the russia probe going. if the president fired everybody involved on the federal level or if he issued pardons to people for federal crimes. trump tower and close associates of trump have been based here in new york,

new at 8.ediatrician and her husband in ventura county are accused of creating a profitable theft scheme.(vicki) authorities searched their home and found stolen materials used to make target barcodes. police believe dr. elizabeth hopper and david hopper put cheaper barcodes on expensive items ...and rang themselves up at the self-checkout lane. officers say the couple has stolen from at least three target stores since january...taking 2400 dollars worth of merchandise. the couple was arrested...but are both out on bail...they are expected in court in a couple of weeks to face felony charges. (pam) a terrifying scene in chesapeake, virginia. school children... appearing to be climbing onto a stopped train. you can see a school bus with open doors... wait, and then drive off while the children are making their way over the train. a frightening sight for many... who thought at any moment, that train could start moving... and the children could get hurt. the video.. recorded by an alarmed driver..

the u r l's of legitimate news sites can be used to give credibility to fake news so always check the web address. one report from a single unknown source is not reliable the bacon story was picked up by several media outlets. so always try to find the original source the bacon story came from a swedish news site you can use online tools to get a basic translation of articles that appear in foreign languages. the swedish man was fined for normally harassing them not for eating bacon in front of them. why do people spread fake news one reason is to generate advertising revenue. or they want to influence public opinion this information is an important propaganda tool. and now a nightmare for hotel guests hackers can use digital technology on key cards to break into hotel rooms around a million marks are affected worldwide computer crackers in finland discovered how it works. break in at a hotel room and i t expert shows how it's done all the thief needs is a hacked version of a room's key card and once he gets inside there are no signs of forced entry. you can read key cards you can wri

new director of the cia. she testified about her role in a controversial interrogation program after the attacks. she said that she would hold herself to a higher standard pledging to never again use brutal interrogation techniques. that was not enough for several protesters who had to be removed by capitol police for causing disruptions. >>> there were military airstrikes on syria overnight. they said nearly all of the installations and syria were hit making it the most serious confrontation between the two countries today's. both sides bracing for possible escalation now. >> it is completely up to iran whether they cease on aggressive allocations from the regime. >> the useless attempts to help terrorism are crumbling under the strength of our army. >> it was in response to a -- and iranian backed rocket attack. the white house that it strongly supports israel's right to defend itself. >>> journalists to report negative news about president trump could possibly have their credentials taken. in a tweet the p

here in new york, u.s. ambassador nikki haley defending israel, and then walking out as the palestinian representative was about to speak. here's our chief foreign correspondent terry moran tonight. >> reporter: ivanka trump and jared kushner bidding israel farewell today after opening the u.s. embassy in jerusalem with fanfare and fireworks. their work now behind them. they also left behind this. more clashes throughout gaza and the west bank. in bethlehem, israeli forces firing tear gas from vehicle-mounted launchers. in ramallah, we saw protesters hurling stones with slingshots in a running battle that lasted for hours. this is now the front lines here. the palestinians are throwing stones, the israelis responding with tear gas and the occasional rubber bullet. there have been several injured, no fatalities. in gaza, two protesters were killed today, but it was more a day for grieving the 60 killed here yesterday. a baby suffocated by tear gas laid to rest. they draped their flag on the little body. at o

dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> i'm ama dates, coming up at abc 7 news at 6:00 he's been on the job 18 months this week, but william scott's tenure as san francisco's police chief may be coming to an end very soon. tonight the possible reasons why he could bolt for los angeles. >> hello, park ranger. anyone in the tent in. >> a mile long and getting longer. we'll show you the steps a bay area city is taking to deal with a homeless camp that's crowding a popular bike trail. all that plus much more coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> we'll see you then. >> finally tonight it's a day of celebration for fans of marvel's black panther. >> tonight fans lined up to grab a special oakland edition of the popular comic. >> the shop owner eaten says when he learned that marvel was going to offer a special cover to local shops he did not hesitate even if it meant jumping through all kinds of hoops. >> i jumped thr

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> back on twitter last night a defiant roseanne barr said don't feel sorry for her. the repercussions from barr's earlier racist tweets have come fast and with consequences. her popular rebooted show was canceled by abc costing more than 200 people their jobs and several networks pulled the plug on roseanne's reruns. late last night barr returned to twitter to apologize to the hundreds of people and wonderful writers all liberal and talented actors who lost jobs. she also highlighted supporters tweets that attacked abc and others. earlier she apologized to valerie jarrett and all americans for making a bad joke. vladier duthiers has more. >> reporter: roseanne barr tweeted, taking aim at valerie jarrett. muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby. equals v.j. and within minutes barr dismissed a twitter using who said her post was race iist. >> ooh, my baby. >> reporter: only a week ago abc hailed as the highest rated and one of th

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adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >> what a reunion. we thank adrienne for that story.thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'll see you right back here k morrow night. tomorrow night.

hae has a new song out called "new life."budget so he took matters into his own creative hands and here's the result. >> oh, no. ♪ >> it is so low budget and so fabulous. so john says he had to get it done. he went downtown to a place here in new york that makes birthday and bar mitzvah videos and for 50 bucks in one hour cheese-tastic perfection, green screen, stock video. ♪ john wrote about it, every once in a while a song comes along so powerful it requires a music video fast where literally anything is better than nothing. i love that. and this, i got to say, is much better than nothing. in fact, now i can't imagine it being done any other way. >> so many others with their bar mitzvah videos are saying, hey, i have that background. >> i swam with those goldfish. >> imagine all the artists who spent millions on videos going for 50 bucks. >> it's literally already gone viral. >> brilliant. >> john mayer, we say to you, mazel tov. >> brilliant. >> finally, guys, "ocean's 8" is also in the news. imagine being part of a group

i'm going to keep kicking them until they give up. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead tonight, diagnosing adhd. the new guidance for concerned parents to catch it and treat it in young children. >>> also, relive the magic and majesty with snapshots from the official royal wedding album. >>> we're back now with important health news. a potential major leap forward in diagnosing adhd in children. new evidence shows it's not just a behavioral condition but a brain development problem. >> reporter: nathan nbc's rehema ellis explains. was only 3 years old when his mother noticed something wasn't quite right. >> you really needed to make eye contact with him to get him to listen. >> reporter: by 5 he was diagnosed with adhd. >> adhd is a very real biological condition that is manifested very early on in life. >> reporter: in fact, as early as 4 years old according to a new study. researchers complained brain scans of 90 young children and found those with adhd symptoms had smaller brain volume, especially in the frontal lobe, the area that controls motor func

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. more protests are expected along the border with gaza. during violent mass protests yesterday, at least 58 palestinians were killed. that includes a baby who died from exposure to teargas according to the gaza health ministry. the palestinians have been demonstrating for weeks. yesterday's violence came as the u.s. opened a controversial embassy in jerusalem. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the trump administration insists it remains committed to restarting the israeli-palestinian peace process. as you mentioned, with more than roughly 2,700 injured yesterday, the international community is skeptical. palestinians are holding mass funerals today, part of three days of mourning after dozens were killed in protests with israeli troops. 40,000 people showed up to the gaza border monday, continuing weeks of protests over a new u.s. embassy in jerusalem as well as a blockade by israel and egypt. they set fires and threw fir

chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> glor: jag and summer are my new heroes. "cbs evening news." good night. over this photo. a man apparently shooting up in a station elevator. >> kpix5 news beginning with a bart worker fed up over this photo. a man apparently shooting up in a station elevator. not in san francisco, but concord. we first exposed the problem of rampant drug use in bart's civic center station, but it doesn't stop there. >> john ramos spoke to the concord station agent who wants everyone to see what is happening in the early morning hours. >> reporter: but now, you have probably seen this video of heroin addicts openly shooting up in san francisco's bart station. if that seems like the gritty reality of the big city, guess again. last week, concord station agent barbara was told there were people using drugs in the garage elevator. >> when i went out there, i had a feeling who it was because it is one of our regulars. so i had my camera ready. >> reporter: she snapped this photo of

niche journalism and new ways to bring news to people. continue to stand firm and push back against this whole wave of untruth we are seeing. don't relinquish. continue to come to the marketplace of ideas with a very tough commitment. i would argue, maintained your civility. -- maintain your civility. rosen, you focus on the role of social media. doesn't social media undermine the notion of the marketplace of ideas, that the truth will ultimately emerge from a multitude of voices? has social media increased theyization, and are undermining the ideal of the marketplace of ideas? >> there are wonderful things about social media. i just want to start with the positives. it brings us together. i can stay in touch with my fellow panelists, see pictures of babies and kittens and so on. that is the good part. thae bad part is people are polarizing. i don't think that is a newsflash for anyone in this room. e silo ine mor themselves. -- siloing themselves. they are not listening to the other side. they are not engaging in the same marketplace of

breg news. >> a series of fires in the east bay. seven separate fires broke out in eastern contra costa county >> you can see the flames destroyed several fires in the very windy out there. >> this is a live look at the scene right now. you can see that smoke traveling off of it, bus of that wind. good afternoon. thank you for joining us today. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. larry beil son assignment. all of the fires are in the area of byron and mountainhouse where 508 owe 580 merges with 205. >> the first report of flames came in at 1:00. abc 7 news reporter is on his which to the scene and joins you live from the phone. what you tell us. >> eporter: good afternoon, guys actually on highway 4 in route to the fires. now the multiple fires they started just after 1:00 this afternoon along the byron as you mentioned and the south discovery bay area. the fire officials say a total of seven fires burned a little more than 400 acres now. the flames have been driven by gusty winds. gusts we're told as strong as 30 miles an hour. so fa

bbc news, liÈge. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america."ill to come on tonight's program, new revelations about the former russian spy and his daughter poisoned in the u.k. medics told the bbc about the struggle to save their lives. youtube has deleted more than 30 videos as british police say are responsible for inspiring a surge in violent crime across london. they feature so-called drill music that includes lyrics that according to critics encourage and glorify violence. >> ♪ reporter: this is the type of the music that the head of the metropolitan police says is glamorizing violent crime on london streets. dark,described as fast, and often violent. it is a subgenre of british hip-hop. >> the music is responsible for the crime going on. reporter: the commissioners as her of his first have built a database of 1400 videos to use as intelligence tool to tackle knife and gun crime. detectives say some of the lyrics, gestures, and hand signals are used for rival gangs can which is why they have asked youtube the last two years to take goes do

she joins us from new york.of this play out on television today? today? yorker and had tell their stories and troops. this is a hearn. how much has changed. much has changed. what is changing now as a result of this public discussion? this public discussion? in the industry and in many industries in our culture. industries in our culture. people who held it, who held it over people. people. actually, i think a lot of men believe that too. believe that too. make it better for men and for women. women. person even now in power to speak out? has enough changed already? well, i hope so. forward, and not always believed the person in power. person in power. to try and figure out how to rectify these issues? these issues? though, a lot of the structural inequalities still that? inequalities still that? most producers are men, if not all? producers are men, if not all? most directors are men? directors are men? there is still a shift to come through, here? absolutely. this isjust the beginning. beginning. there is so m

coming up new tonight on kron4 news at six.about the factors driving up gas prices.... and just how much more you'll soon be paying at the pump. plus - also new at six -- parents know prom can be very expensive... now some silicon valley teenagers have rolled out an idea that could help others get that perfect dress for a fraction of the cost. and - we have the just released renderings of the new warriors arena in san francisco. that's all coming up next at six. (pam) bart and muni are teaming up to fund elevator attendents.... at two of their san francisco stations which have been plagued with human waste and drug use. (pam) hello everyone.. thanks for joining us.. i'm pam moore.. kron4's maureen kelly reports on what the transit agency is paying to try and tackle this unsanitary problem. compared to before it's really nice. what was it like before? very stinky today is a better day for bart riders like tom begley who need to use the elevator at the civic center station to get to the train.that's because he was greeted by one

now, and that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> making news in america this morning, questions for the president, a newly revealed list shows what special counsel robert mueller wants to ask president trump as part of the russia investigation from the firing of james comey to michael flynn, to the famous trump tower meeting. what the questions reveal about a possible obstruction of justice case. this as the white house fires back against a report that the chief of staff called president trump an idiot. >>> breaking overnight, border officials start processing members of that migrant caravan from central america as the government files criminal charges against others. so, what happens next? >>> a new twist in the golden state serial killer case. were there even more victims? this morning the murders of a mother and her young son now in the spotlight. >> those stories plus just how bad allergy season could be this year and how you can feel better. >>> and this just in, a massive fire consuming this high-rise building. flames pouring out of several floors. the latest on

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> in hawaii tonight, fears of more eruptions from that angry volcano on the big island. with the earthshaking more than 1,000 times in less than a week, lava has now destroyed more than 35 homes. forcing evacuations and now concerns about toxic gas in the air. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is in the sky and on the ground with the national guard there. >> reporter: with new fissures splitting open, spewing lava and toxic gas, the leilani estates are in the hot zone. at least 35 structures here destroyed. >> you can see, it's still smoking and hot down here. >> reporter: today the national guard checking air quality where we found the tsunami of lava that smothered homes. >> we've lost everything. it doesn't seem real. we walk our dogs up and down this street every day. >> reporter: from above kilaueua, rivers of lava on the move. those fissures have been breaking out miles away from the volcano. they're spreading out like fingers. we can see where they're moving into residential neighborhoods. at 1500 feet, even along the ocean. you ca

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headquarters in new york. the one thing security council members seem to agree on on this issue of palestine in israel is their frustration over the council's inability to get anything done the united states had called this meeting we called hoping to release a statement on behalf of the council condemning rocket attacks from gaza into israel and in fact many council members did condemn those attacks but while the united states put all the blame for violence in the region on the palestinian leadership others like the united kingdom pointed out the desperate situation of the palestinian people is playing a part restrictions on movement lack of access to electricity water and jobs is all contributing to the tension and kuwait who is calling for an international protection force to ensure the safety of palestinian civilians blocked a formal statement from being issued on behalf of the council but. as long as this occupation continues the palestinian people have the legitimate right to fight it and to defend their

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the new u.s.secretary of state sent a clear signal to the middle east washington wants to use all means to limit iran's power in the region and weaken its economy the sting of sanctions will be painful for regime does not change its course for me unacceptable and i'm productive path that is chosen to one rejoin the league of nations these will indeed end up being the strongest sanctions in history when we are currently. the u.s. aims to completely isolate iran economically it's threatening to find european companies that continue doing business with tehran the secretary of state used his speech to up the pressure on washington's allies. any time centers are put in place countries have to give up economic activity but everyone's going to have to participate in this the u.s. has tough conditions for a new nuclear deal iran must completely stop all uranium enrichment the g twenty foreign minister's summit is emblematic of the iran conflict here there is little sympathy for washington's position. havi

>>> big news about the benefits of a breakfast favorite. >>> and the new iphone case that weighs 22 pounds. >>> and good morning on this tuesday. we're going to start with the manhunt for several suspects in the killing of a maryland police officer. >> police outside baltimore have been using helicopters and trained dogs to scour the quiet suburb of perry hall overnight searching for as many as four suspects believed to be armed and dangerous. nearby residents have been told to stay inside and lock all windows and doors. >> the officer who was killed was responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle and may have confronted a burglary in progress. witnesses say the suspects then ran her over with a jeep. footage from her body camera could play a crucial role in this investigation. >> we have aviation units, we have canine officers who are assisting. the dark will not hamper our investigation at any point. we're going to continue to investigate this as long as we need to do to find these suspects. there was body camera footage. we're going to review that body camera footage, hopefully iden

you want delivered. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news at 5:00rts now. >>> she came off credible as a liar. >> the woman who accused 49er of beating her now says she made the whole thing up. what this means for his future in football. >>> new details about a terrible accident, the victims were celebrating a wirth day when tragedy struck. >>> flames shooting into the sky we are there as a freeway becomes choked by fire and smoke. >>> explosives eruption in hawaii. a volcano wakes up and now the sleeping giants here at home are getting a second look. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> explosives testimony today from the former girlfriend of 49ers linebacker reuben foster. she admits now she lied about him beating her up. good evening i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. the players ex-girlfriend says she lied because she was upset with foster. >> abc 7 news reporter chris wynn live at the santa carr hall of justice with the story. chris. >> reporter: against the advice of her own attorney reuben foster

news for donald trump. "new york times" first breaking the story now confirmed by nbc news that cohen's long-time business partner gene freedman has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors after pleading guilty today to stealing around $5 million worth of taxi fees from new york state. in exchange, free man will be avoid jail time and been assist government prosecutors in state or federal investigations according to a person briefed on the matter. friedman who faces a slew of lawsuits over alleged professional misconduct is quite the character. russian immigrant known as the taxi king once controlled as many as a thousand new york city taxi medallions the licenses that allow drivers to legally operate new york taxicabs which in the preuber days were going for $1.2 million a pop cohen was also in the taxi medallion business. in fact, new york state says taxi companies can owned by cohen or his family owe the city unpaid taxes. friedman has managed cohen's medallions for more than 16 years. they're tight describ

which is not news.eone might want to remind congressman mark meadows, who's officially requested a whole lot of reams. >> for us it's all about getting the documents, making sure that we actually get the documents that we have a constitutional right to have. a little over 12,000 documents have been delivered to our office out of 1.2 million. >> 1.2 million documents. that is more than 2,000 reams of paper. be careful what you wish for, mark meadows. so the strategy for congressional republicans fighting the trump russia investigation tooth and nail is twofold. part one, use document requests to see what kind of information they can dig up on the russian investigation to see if they can prove that the investigation is somehow biased or tainted. part two, if the justice department says no, try to freak out or even force out anyone who gets in their way. right now the document fight centers around this, a classified memo written by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. it's basically a road map for the r

abc news, new york. >> now to a courageous feat that hits close to home. christopher is opening up "you bet your life" came out this month and in the book spencer reveals personal details including the personal struggle with a gambling addiction saying it was a big problem in the 13 years forecasting the weather for "good morning america." spencer returning to the studio to discuss the secret he had been hiding. here's part of interview that aired this morning. >> robert, i still don't know how i was able to hide it as well as i did. i knew that i was living a lie. i was being deceptive. people had this one image of me which was a real part of who i was but i was hiding this other part of me just as real and was self destructive and damaging. >> spencer will be talking about his book at the commonwealth club on thursday, june 28th here in san francisco and tickets are available on the commonwealth club's website. >>> a 20-year-old from small town in iowa won america's vote and is the newest winner of "american idol." ♪ >> maddie poppe. >> she says she is l

in sonoma county, philippe djegal, kron four news. '(ken)new at 6.isco's under construction central subway.according to city officials -- a contractor laid down three-point-two miles of the wrong type of track. apparently they used a lower grade material than what the contract had specificed.the city has ordered the contractor to remove and replace the tracks. this will delay the project by one month - it is now set to be completed january 2020.the city says the contractor will be responsible for the cost. when complete the subway will run from chinatown to the cal train station on 4th street. (pam) volcanic activity continues on hawaii's big island ... with plumes of smoke filling the air. new vents have formed in the kilauea (killa-way-uh) rift zone.. and they are emitting hazardous fumes. lava from the volcano now covers 116- acres ... and has destroyed at least 26- homes. 17-hundred residents have been evacuated near leilani estates... and the governor is asking for federal disaster relief. scientists say, kilauea's activity is very similar to wh

in san jose, michelle kingston, kron 4 news. (ken) also new at 8...esla says the autopilot was not engaged when a danville man drove into a castro valley pond earlier this week-- and died. in a statement today-- tesla says it was able to recover enough data from the car to confirm that the self-driving feature was not turned on at the time of the accident. the crash happened late sunday night on crow canyon road between castro valley and san ramon. 34-year-old keith leung was identified as the driver who died in the crash. investigators are still determining the cause-- but say speed may have been a factor. (topnatvo)(pam) in fremont, hundreds of teachers gathered tonight to protest in front of the fremont unified school district office. (pam) negotiations between the district and the teachers have been going on for more than a year .. and recently stalled over the issue of pay raises. (ken)kron 4's gabe slate talked with teachers who say they can not afford to live in the district they teaching

in san jose rob fladeboe ron 4 news (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news...ow a direct message on instagram lead to a fan meeting her hollywood crush. bay area. daytime highs will be a few degrees above normal today. expect a slight dip in temperatures this weekend until we warm back up early next week. no rain in sight for the next seven days. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) ( robin )okay ladies.. this is what happens when you take risk. a young woman by the name of slyvia... stepped out of her comfort zone.. and dm'd her celebrity crush.. and she actually got to meet him.this is sylvia... she's a 21-year old student at temple university in philadelphia... and when she heard michel b. jordan was filiming a movie on her university's campus... she did want any girl who is head over hills for michael b. jordan would do. áshe messaged him on instagram... asking could she buy him a smoothie. michael responed... no smoothie necessary... and that she c

he launches a new lawsuit against new york governor andrew cuomo. welcome to fox news at night. this is a fox news alert. breaking tonight the senate judiciary committee led by sen. chuck grassley demanding answers from deputy attorney general ron rosenstein and fbi director christopher ray, records of the intercepted calls between flynn and russian ambassador kislyak and the agent who took notes during the interview with michael flynn that led to his guilty plea for lying to federal agent. the issue came up during fbi director james comey's bookstore. >> did you tell lawmakers fbi agents to believe michael flynn was lying intentionally to investigators? >> no. i don't know what -- maybe somebody misunderstood something i said. i didn't say that. shannon: there is the possibility someone in donald trump's campaign was a secret fbi source. catherine herridge tells us what she is hearing tonight. >> reporter: a source close to the matter says there is a renewed interest by congressional investigators in the 300 page testimony from glenn simpson, the cofounder of fusion gps. the st

the new war new warning about a alarming surge in bug bites. what you need to know as the weather heats up. and kanye-versy. >> you didn't hear about slavery for 400 years. 400 years? that's a dhoichoice. >> what he's saying "today," wednesday, may 2nd, 201. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it is a wednesday morning. so happy you are with us. so happy spring has sprung at least. the northeast. >> first day i walked out and did not grab my coat. first day is today, though in the midwest they're expecting some rough weather. >>> will the special counsel robert mueller force the president to testify under oath if he refuses to be interviewed voluntarily in the russia investigation. we've got two reports this morning. let's start at the white house, nbc's kristen welker is at her post. >> reporter: good morning. the president's former lead attorney john dowd isn't denying a new report that special counsel r

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how to look at this new turn so before the new act in two thousand and seventeen we have the certain danger ok so the certain danger was. when you had a situation where a man was smoking at a gas station. filling up his tank and it's very likely that in that very close future the cigarette will light up the gasoline and the whole gas station blows up so that's a certain danger on the other hand now with the impending danger is my understanding that this is situation would be we have a man at a gas station filling up his tank he isn't smoking yet but we know he's a heavy chain smoker and he can't make it without a cigarette for five minutes. ok so is the impending danger that well now let's give power to the police to intervene. so i want to bring into the conversation nicole get into she is very a managing director of the new feud in of c.s.u. that instead leading political party in the very end we asked them to join the conversation they were unable to do that but they did want to explain to us what it is about very a task act that is important have a listen please task act of unica

stone kron 4 news. investigation...under the crash is (grant) the eastbound lanes of interstate 80 in fairfield are back open tonight-- after a c-h-p officer and three others were injured in a two car crash... it happened just before 4:00 this afternoon on the eastbound side of the freeway... investigators say the white mitsubishi mirage crashed into the patrol car that was parked on the shoulder. the three people in the mitsubishi suffered major injuries. and the chp officer was rushed to the hospital with moderate injuries. the crash is under investigation... (vicki) another big story tonight...joseph deangelo, the accused golden state killer, is now being looked at as a suspect in yet another murder case ... this one where an innocent man spent nearly 40 years in prison.police in simi valley want to compare his dna to evidence from the 1978 murder of rhonda wicht and her young son.as catherine heenan reports, police in the ventura county town made a quick arrest ... but it was the wrong man. sfxthirt

this is bbc news. revive a summit between donald trump and kimjong—un. trying to gauge what life is like inside north korea, the bbc hears direct testimony from a network of dissidents. the father of a 5—year—old boy who died in the grenfell tower fire said his son would probably be alive had he not followed the advice of firefighters who advised him to stay where he was. speaking at the public inquiry, paulos tekle said he had to live with the guilt after his family was repeatedly told to stay in their 13th—floor flat. 72 people died as a result of the blaze at the block of flats in west london lastjune. our special correspondent, lucy manning, reports. five—year—old isaac paolos was an arsenal fan, just like his dad. he was good at maths and reading. his name meantjoy and laughter. today, there were only tears. i am broken and now the only thing that can make the whole again is to fight for truth and justice in isaac's name. isaac was seen running happily around his flat. but the night of the fire, t

this new regulation secondly they don't want to lose any customers because in a nutshell the new the new law basically says nobody is allowed to do anything with a doctor that you didn't consent to previously so. they have to ask for your consent on everything from please let me send your newsletter to. reforming like customer portals online. to setting up to data protection watched over their representatives and their company when they have over nine employees so it is a lot to do. with these emails being sent out since you have to give your explicit consent it means it is the easiest way to get rid of all these companies and services that you never use it's just a do nothing and so of course these companies know that and they wanted to wait until the very last minute so they can keep you as a customer a loss or of course only good if they can be enforced so who is now in charge of enforcing this yeah i think this is really why it's the way it's handled now because it's not like with copyright protections for example we have a barrett of lawyers behind it just waiting to dish out fi

this is bbc news.d face—to—face talks to discuss how to keep a potential summit between donald trump and kim jong—un on track. ireland's prime minister says he hopes a new abortion law will be passed by the end of this year after more than two thirds of voters in the country chose to overturn its abortion ban in a referendum. the champions' league final in kiev has ended in a 3—1 victory for real madrid over liverpool. it's the spanish team's third consecutive title, but for liverpool players, and thousands of travelling fans, it was heartbreak. andy beatt reports. two giants of europe head—to—head for the most prestigious prize in clu b for the most prestigious prize in club football. 63,000 fans crammed into the olympic stadium of their to be back home, thousands more travelled to the bernabeu and anfield, expectations high. a bright start for liverpool with early chances for mane. and then a devastating blow for the egyptian magician moe salop, falling heavily with a dislocated shoulder. 43 goals th

national political news and news about scandal involving our new president because of a lawsuit that was just filed by the cofounders of that league against investors in that league. so check this out, this is a sworn declaration that ice cube's business partner jeff kwatinetz has fired, quote -- quote continues -- by way of introduction, right. now we get to the reason of the lawsuit. quote -- and now here's the reason for the lawsuit, quote -- definitives only funded $6.5 million said they would put 20 over could you haved up only 6.5. quote continues now at this point i need to tell you the defendants in the lawsuit are four guys, supposed dead beat investors said they would give this money and didn't hand it over, four guys from the nation of qatar and the leave investor is the lead investigation that governor uses to spend money all over the world. his name is akmed. r. the lead defense in the civil law enforcement at this point of the lawsuit he becames the main character. quote -- quote continues -- now, this guy, who helped found this basketball league, had a previous busines

fox news has aired. but this is giuliani with laura ingraham from last night talking about dirt that comes into campaigns from even foreign sources potentially. >> when i ran against them, they were looking for dirt on me every day. i mean that's what you do. maybe you shouldn't, but you do. nothing illegal about that. and even if it comes from a russian or a german or an american, it doesn't matter. and they never used it is the main thing. never used it. they rejected it. if there was collusion with the russians, they would have used it. >> so, counselor, is he right there when he says it doesn't matter if it comes in from a german or a russian or what have you? >> well, i'm not sure i'd agree with the former mayor on that particular point. look, he is a very experienced lawyer, and he was brought in, i think, as you said in your last segment, the president wants more effective tv lawyers. and certainly him being on tv over and over and over again spreading the message, preaching the gospel of trump, c

i'm diane macedo, abc news, new york. >>> it's 5:16. details on a big mix-up with a central subway project in san francisco. the city is blaming the contractor, tuitta perrinie, for installing the wrong steel. "the examiner" reports the contractor says it's in full compliance. yesterday we told you crews may need to replace miles of track, further delaying the opening in chinatown. the city says the contractor is at fault, buying and installing standard-strength steel instead of high-strength steel. >> we'll likely hear it on the committee i chair at government audit and oversight committee. we have to get a hold of these runaway contracts. >> the contractor stalls or does anything that is not specified within the contract, it's up to them to replace that. >> the contractor says the agreement with the city did not call for high-strength steel on that portion of the track. e-mails obtained by "the examiner" show sfmta knew what kind of steel the contractor planned to buy back in 2015. >>> it's 5:17 now. the alleged kingpin of robocalls j

steve patterson, nbc news, hawaii. >>> a carnival cruise ship docked in new orleans today after video emerged showing water shooting into a hallway on board evoking that high seas fear from passengers of being on board a sinking ship. we get more from nbc's maya rodriguez. >> reporter: the carnival cruise ship "dream" returning to new orleans today after a watery nightmare for some passengers. >> i was going to get my life jacket. >> reporter: hundreds of gallons of water spewing out of a broken pipe in a hallway leading to staterooms. passengers capturing the unfolding mess. >> we were just walking down the hall to go to dinner and all of a sudden we heard this pop and all of this water starting to drain through the ceiling. >> reporter: the water line break happening on thursday coming from the ship's fire suppression system. crew members forming a assembly line to clean up. carnival says the flooding impacted about 50 staterooms and that the company offered those passengers a full refund and a discount on a future cruise. in a statement to nbc news carnival added, quote, we appreci

(vicki) new at 8...o appears to show a crying toddler being forced under a plastic container. and as reporter tommie clark explains what makes it more disturbing-- is in the video it seems day care employees are laughing. this video appears to show a child being forced under a tote at a daycare center. concerned parents sent the video to kcci - including the parent and former traditions daycare worker we spoke with... concerned parent: "all you can see is a tote being held down by one of the staff members. there's a little girl she pops up and you can see she crying." she posted the video online after seeing it on snapchat - saying she wanted parents to know what happened.concerned parent: "i did my part because i am a mandatory reporter so i did contact the worker."this video was shot a month ago.but kristen netteland, the daycare owner we spoke with, says she only found out about the incident this week.in this email to workers she writes... "when the video came to the attention of the director, both in

tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. you you >>> coming up, new at 6:30, people at a bay area brewery getting more than a buzz from the beer. the ingredient in one of their beers that got them in trouble with the federal government. >> and harvey weinstein turning himself in tomorrow. what we are learning about the charges he is facing after dozens of reports of sexual misconduct. >> what we're looking for is whether the d.a. is going to charge him with anything else. the children of california. tony is a leader , slips through the cracks. sure california's schools are the best in the country. every child in california has a fair shot. i'm tony thurmond, and i'll lead california's fight against donald trump and betsy devos's anti-education agenda. please vote for tony thurmond for state superintendent. >>> new at 6:30 federal officials have ordered i brewery in san francisco to stop making beer with marijuana compounds. they are producing toke black mountain that contains cbd. a compound has calming and medicinal benefit