>> reporter: the das office would not speculate on how many cases they will reopen. the defense attorney believes it is in the hundreds, and he thinks some convictions could be overturned. >> he is a drug dealing criminal, like out of some old corrupt cop to movie. >> the former sergeant is accused of taking bribes, partnering with cartels, and tipping them off on police crackdowns. >> i know one instance where he specifically ordered the killing of another human being. >> the das office never found any charges. the a former assistant district attorney that work on the case as he believes wang is guilty, but his entire case relied on several drug dealers, like this guy who lacked credibility. >> i gave him 40,000 and he told me that he has a friend in las vegas that works with the casino and he said if you want to wash your money we can go do the thing. >> would not be able to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that the charges were true, given the evidence i had. >> reporter: the fbi and other agencies actually opened a criminal investigation into wing, but so

of honor, i believe in 25 distinguished service crosses, and so on the anniversary we're publishing this. >> three history books from da capo, politics, history and economics, from public affairs, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> here's a look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction audio books according to audible. topping the list, fox news host judge jeanine pirro defends president trump in "liars, leakers and liberalled" after that, pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter john carey's look into the rise and fall of the biotech startup in theranos. followed by the 48 lawed of power by robert green. in force is i'll be gone in the dark. the late true crime journalist's first hand account of the search for the golden state killer. after that, pulitzer prize winning author john meacham's thoughts on critical moments in american history and how to hey retreat today. our look at some of the best selling audio books continues without outliers, a report on the unique traits of high achieverrers. in seventh, jd vance rails his childhood in a rust belt town in ohio in hillbilly el gelling and then a rec

that's why the da's office launched an investigation of cases. >> he may have been one of five officers on someone's arrest. does that impact what the disposition was of the court. >> reporter: the das office would not speculate on how many cases they will reopen. dan horawitz believes it's in the hundreds and he thinks some convictions could be overturned. >> he is a drug dealing criminal like out of some old corrupt cop movie. >> reporter: the former sergeant spent 19 years at the richmond police department. >> so he's your friend. okay. >> he's accused of taking bribe, partners with mexican drug cartels and tipping them off on police crack downs. the das he cannot charge him since the entire case involved drug deals like this guy that is unreliable. >> i would not be able to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that the charges were true. >> reporter: the fbi and other agencies investigated wang for corruption but so far no one has filed any charges against him. in richmond, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> a dog that was abused by a man in bakersfield is now looking for a new home here i

that's the da's property. the 777 branon lease begins in august 2018 before the board comes back from recess. then the bryant lease for adult probation and hopefully one other office begins in november of 2018. so we have three leases coming up quickly and we want to get folks in as quickly as possible. >> maybe you could speak to the point that the bla just made, mr. rose in particular. >> can i just ask one follow up question? >> sure. i'm sorry. >> so the timing oh of -- of the hall of justice, if the funds were reserved would there be a delay in there? if we were paying rent on something that we are not in is my concern. >> understood. i don't believe that there would be a delay in moving. we do have -- if i can just clarify some of the numbers because some of the numbers that the bla mentioned at least to my ear didn't sound quite straight. so in fiscal '18 there was an $8 million appropriation to the justice facilities improvement program that -- through the capital budget that was approved. a little bit

field press which is a very successful imprint of books by women with feminism that folded into the da capo press umbrella even though they maintain their own editorial so if you put that all together we are pretty eclectic. >> see you are both employed x. >> so what are some of the books? >> the history books we have a few from ryan murphy with the incredible true story of a shipwreck and survival of a journalist it is a terrific story so the ship was carrying cargo with mostly german immigrants through liverpool to new york 400 miles offshore they strike an iceberg the whole ship sinks lifeboats are deployed before are never heard from them again nine months later one is found in there is one survivor named thomas and they found his journal and using the ships logs and newspaper articles he tells the story and iraq and the 13 that were on the lifeboat and then one survives. >> as a specialty of american history and has covered alan greenspan in the past but this is history and it stands out. it is narrative rich histories like lincoln and a couple of others who do that pioneering wor

. >> reporter: a big day for the designated graffiti fighter as the da announced 52 felony indictments against seven men said to be among the city's most prolific taggers. >> if they work in the confederation, a lot of these people challenge one another. they try to outdo one another. >> reporter: tyler kent ross, one of the indicted, managed to outdo himself with the notorious part simpson drawing that appeared around town. in fact, police say these seven men are responsible for a majority of the cities tagging -- city's tagging. police went to work collecting video evidence on every subject and taking it to a grand jury. >> the fact that we really established their tags this time around and showcase lots of evidence that connect them with multiple crimes. open and shut. i believe so. >> reporter: maybe this can put a dent in a costly problem. one tag can cost thousands and the annual graffiti price tag is about $20 million. >> we just hope that this has a good impact and people know that they are not as anonymous as they believe. we follow up and investigate thoroughly. >> reporter:

the da has charged him with murder and attempted murder in the attack. at this point there's no evidence of a hate crime and the motive is unknown. she called the killing vicious, brutal and ruthless. >> it's a very troubling case, a brutal horrific attempted murder so you know for our whole community -- not saying bart specifically but for the whole community, it's really an awful situation. and that's why we are treating it with the seriousness we have . >> the da says she could not comment on reports he was mentally ill and how that might affect the case. >> if convicted he could face two life terms and that could be double because of assault and robbery with a deadly weapon. he's being held without bail. >>> as henry told you the family was in court facing her accused killer and that includes her father. the family is still in shock. many for very emotional during that brief hearing. her father dismissed reported that john lee cowell is ill. >> i think it's an excuse. i hate to say that but why would they choose two young black girls? ? >> her father

. >> so in exchange for her testimony, the da offered liz a deal. e without parole, she could plead guilty and get a sentence of 25 to 31 years. >> we felt that was appropriate. offered joan the same plea deal that elizabeth had been offered. so that offer was extended by the state. >> no, i wasn't going to do it. >> why not? >> because when you're innocent, you're not going to say you d >> so it didn't sound surprising that liz would try to set up her mom like that. because as a child, if there was trouble, liz was usually there. but she always had to share the blame. >> she blamed somebody else? >> oh, yeah. >> even if she was caught red handed? >> absolutely. elizabeth always shared the blame. >> so now joan shannon's fate would be decided by a jury. da billy west told them about joan and david's swinging lifestyle. joan's affair. jeffrey wilson's claim she wanted to run away with him financed with insurance money from david's death. then there was the allegation that joan tried to poison david. and testimony from a young man who insisted joan ask

the da's office countered that coleman positively identified himself in surveillance video. romero's sister was in court today. she and the da say romero was a good man. >> he's an incredible human being, and he's no longer with us. he was murdered. and there's going to be justice for that. >> the arraignment will be next week. he's being held without bail. >>> a wildfire burning in yolo and napa counties, road closures west of highway 16 to the line of yolo and lake county, north of county road 40 and south of the yolo county line. state highway 16 has been closed between state highway 20. 30% contained. officials say it's holding steady at 86,000 acres. want to give you perspective on the size of this fire. if you overlay it on top of the city of san francisco, it would go all the way to the city of . abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman back on the fire lines for us tonight. wayne, the size of this thing is astounding. >> reporter: oh, it's big. you drive from one end to the other. it takes quite a long time. we're talking more than an hour from one end to the other. it's i

for twenty years the governments of believe yet backed by the da the u.s. drug enforcement administration sought to eradicate the plant. and in past. it would have been in place. in two thousand and eight the new radical government took an unprecedented step and throughout the day. today they claim to control production while respecting the traditions passed down by their ancestors. but drug traffickers have also adapted it. and they will soon perfect or will be very unfair for you we're going to be seeing is that we're not. going to. bolivia remains a help for international drug traffickers whose tentacles reach the highest levels of government. monday morning of the coulee from our couldn't believe us capital left us. isn't about. every week more than five thousand cocoa farmers come here to so believe for distribution around the country. and this to maybe a third of the population consumed the mightily bitterly forward stimulants and medicinal properties. there is no shortage of customers. no i've got a long time under. the uni shewn us was bolivia's fir

>>reporter: the das office will not speculate on how many cases it will reopen. defense attorney, dan horwitz, believes that it is in the hundreds. he believes that some convictions could be overturned. >> he is a drug dealing criminal, like out of some old corrupt cop movie. >>reporter: the former sergeant spent 19 years at the richmond police department. >> he was your friend. >>reporter: he was accused of taking bribes. partnering with mexican drug cartels, and tipping them up the -- tipping them off on police crackdowns. >> i love one incidents where michael lang specifically ordered the killing of another human being. >>reporter: william slang says he is guilty, but he could not charge them, since his entire case relied on drug dealers, like this guy, who lacked credibility. >> -- he told me he had a friend -- working in the casinos. he said if you want to watch your money, we can go do the thing. >> i would not be able to convince a jury, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the charges were true, given the evidence i had. >>reporter: the fbi and other agencies i

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joined by the da's office and the state department of justice, search warrants were served at five other cafes, restaurants and other shops that were just storefronts posing as legitimate businesses. and gambling is leading to other crime says deputy d/a/ hanhi tran.hanhi tran/dep. dist attorney "....the community is the victim here because not only are we focused on the gambling aspect of this but it's all the crime surrounding this gambling enterprise, so we have all these crews who are jockeying to control these gambling places and there is crime and other drug dealing that is spilling into the community..."rob fladeboe/san jose ".....what's more the da's office says the vietnamese community is especially vulnerable to these crimes because there is a tendency to dis trust the police and therefore many crimes, like illegal gambling, go unreported. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (grant)(grant) the santa clara county fraud unit says its looking for more victims after arresting a man for providing fraudulent immigration services. gerardo duenes previously worked as an government im

to resign of course shows that the da is very much aware of the fact that. their success in the end is closely linked to anglo-american everyone who is against it will turn to the a of d. that's at least what the deal is saying ok is that perhaps that party is the winner in all of this if there could be a winner amid all of this crisis. with the latest from the german parliament where that debate is still underway thank you so much for your assessment. you're welcome . well now let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world rescue teams are searching for dozens of missing passengers one day after a hard ferry ran aground in indonesia at least twenty nine people died after the vessel filled with water maritime accidents are common in indonesia where boats are often overcrowded. in warsaw and other polish cities thousands of people protested against a judicial reform coming into force the controversial new law lowers the retirement age of supreme court judges forcing a third term of them out or rather forcing a third of them out. cr

joined by the da's office and the state department of justice, search warrants were served at five otherrants and other shops that were just storefronts posing as legitimate businesses. and gambling is leading to other crime says deputy d/a/ hanhi tran.hanhi tran/dep. dist attorney "....the community is the victim here because not only are we focused on the gambling aspect of this but it's all the crime surrounding this gambling enterprise, so we have all these crews who are jockeying to control these gambling places and there is crime and other drug dealing that is spilling into the community..."rob fladeboe/san jose ".....what's more the da's office says the vietnamese community is especially vulnerable to these crimes because there is a tendency to dis trust the police and therefore many crimes, like illegal gambling, go unreported. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. ( robin )for your health this morning... mosquitoes in contra costa county have tested positive for west nile virus. the infected mosquitoes were caught in traps in discovery bay .. and in an area east of brentwood. of

joined by the da's office and the state department of justice, search warrants were served at five other cafes, restaurants and other shops that were just storefronts posing as legitimate businesses. and gambling is leading to other crime says deputy d/a/ hanhi tran.hanhi tran/dep. dist attorney "....the community is the victim here because not only are we focused on the gambling aspect of this but it's all the crime surrounding this gambling enterprise, so we have all these crews who are jockeying to control these gambling places and there is crime and other drug dealing that is spilling into the community..."rob fladeboe/san jose ".....what's more the da's office says the vietnamese community is especially vulnerable to these crimes because there is a tendency to dis trust the police and therefore many crimes, like illegal gambling, go unreported. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (grant)new at ten: we're seeing and hearing the dramatic moment when a spray of "lava bombs" from the kilauea volcano.. hit a tour boat off hawaii's big island monday.flying chunks of molten rock puncture

(grant) we are now learning that the da's office has decided to charge the suspect.rom the hall of justice. it now turns out that orlando lazo, the man arrested for sexually assaulting 4 women in san francisco while posing as a rideshare driver, actually was employed by lyft, one of the two main rideshare companies in the city.in an email to kron 4 news lyft says "we have confirmed that this person did drive for lyft, but as soon as we were made aware of these horrific and deeply disturbing allegations, we immediately deactivated him. we are still investigating at this time, but with the information presented, we have no reason to believe these incidents occurred on the platform." meaning while lazo was on duty. however lyft did not say how long lazo has been driving for them.police say the 4 women who were sexually assaulted were picked up by what they thought was the rideshare vehicle they had requested outside bars and nightclubs mostly in the south of market area, only to be taken to another location and sexually assaulted. police say dna evidence has and june of

. >> but the da had someone he hoped would remember the whole story, if she chose to.an who accused her lover of murdering her husband and then resumed her affair with him. so under oath what would mary ann mcfarland say about janos kulcsar. the da didn't believe she was involved in the murder but now would she help protect her lover or prosecutor. for two days, the two duals over the relationship with janos. >> let me make it very simple. are you in love with him? >> no. >> you're not? over the past 30 years have you been involved with anybody else? >> no. we're friends and companions. >> ma'am, during that 30 years you were having sex with him, correct? >> yes. >> i assume you have friends and companions you don't have sexual relationships with, right? >> no. >> so he's the man in your life, is that correct? >> yes. >> mary ann, now 75 years old, seemed evasive, her usually sharp memory often fuzzy. >> that's all i recall. i don't know. i misunderstood your question. >> watching all this with mixed emotions was mary ann's son gary even after all these years their rel

joined by the da's office and the state department of justice, search warrants were served at five other cafes, restaurants and other shops that were just storefronts posing as legitimate businesses. and gambling is leading to other crime says deputy d/a/ hanhi tran.hanhi tran/dep. dist attorney "....the community is the victim here because not only are we focused on the gambling aspect of this but it's all the crime surrounding this gambling enterprise, so we have all these crews who are jockeying to control these gambling places and there is crime and other drug dealing that is spilling into the community..."rob fladeboe/san jose ".....what's more the da's office says the vietnamese community is especially vulnerable to these crimes because there is a tendency to dis trust the police and therefore many crimes, like illegal gambling, go unreported. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (justine) breaking news tonight out of missouri. where eight people have died in a boat accident. sheriff's in branson missouri say a tourist boat apparently capsized on a (justine) news.fladeboe kron 4 n

officials say earlier in the da 28-year-old gene atkins, shot his grandmother and pulled another person into the car. he held several people hoage, trader joe's. atkins sur rennered to authorities. >>> family dealing with a hit and run, they are saying that the brother argued and moreno t out of the car. that's when mike moreno ran over her. fnancy wasing to help her brother get much-needed >>help. she had a good heart. >> police caught uwith moreno. his surviving sister says she was at a casino gambling. he is charged with murder and h felo and run. >> we're looking at two photos that could help detectives swer a d.c. inside. >> there was a miller southeas detectives are not sure when that took place. but p these ttures of his car could help them locate the shooter. >>4:06, twiting an all-caps message, never, ever threaten united states againnd you will suffer con consequences. >> he saying, war with iran is the mother o all all presidents. pulling out of the selection deal in front of iran, >> a newbc news/"wall street journal" poll, say tha 20% disapprove. the summit heshows that the

. >> the da nmascus area, trying ge work to come down. >> take clarks bed. something like that. german down road would help you to 70 instead. the lanes are blocked because of in a sink ole. overturned vehicle. it is on the shoulder, so, that helps. >> the springfield ramp is blocked at that crash. >>> today, some metro riders are goin h toe to make travel plans. two stations are closed for r r re until in septemberlerd. free shuuses will help get people ay from the closures. >>> we're going to the latest in canada. >> let's get straight to some of the video of that scene. itappened on one of the busiest streets in canada and the shooter and young women are dead. he only shot a total of 16 people, including the young woman whoot died. hento a shoot-out with police. as far as a tive, police say it wasn't random we earnedre eed it. >>> a woman in ocean city was apaled in the chest with beach umbrella. we'reworking to get an update on her season this morning. the womas conscious. a gust of wind lifted that off of the ground. wind gustsreittle less than 20 miles per hour at that time

joined by the da's office and the state department of justice, search warrants were served at five other cafes, restaurants and other shops that were just storefronts posing as legitimate businesses. the gambling was contributing to other crime in thse same neighborhoods says san jose police lt. paul messier.lt. paulmessier/san jose police "....a lot of the people who frequent these places have a gambling addiction and they may be feeding that addiction by coitting other crimes so when we take one of these operations down it has a positive effect on the surrounding neighborhoods..." the district attorney's office believes the gambling is being orchestrated by vietnames gangs,who may be coercing some legitimate business owners into providing cover for the illegalgambling. (rob live) the identities of those arrested were not public amid an on-going investigation. police saymore arrests are possiible. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) new tonight at 5... animal cruelty cases are on the rise in san francisco. that's according to san francisco animal care and control. the reason

mainly during the second half of the da the humidity is back on tuesday. mid 80s.n the 80s on wednesday and thursday with more cloudiness and rain at times. more rain on friday. it's not washout. it's kind of an annoying weather pattern. next wee keep it dry., let's >> yeah. >> be happy about the weekend we've got ahead. >> coming up, greatime ofear for sports, huh? >> when we come back, the latest from redskins camp in richmond and the nats l tko get back in and the nats l tko get back in thelayoff hunt in miami. p (birds chirping, a running brook,) and the nats l tko get back in thelayoff hunt in miami. p ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. "sportsdesk." >> the second day of redskins training camp belonged to the defense with the secondary swarming in a defensive line proving to be a menace. but there was another hahning presence down inmori. mother nature. here's she

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the da cited the officers specific intent to kill a person under an honest but unreasonable belief in self defense. >>> disturbing new details about the case of the rideshare rapist. lifted submitting the man charged in a series of bay area sexual assaults actually worked for them. 37-year-old orlando lazo charge last week in connection with four assaults dating back to 2013. san francisco detective say he use the cover of a rideshare driver to target women leaving bars and clubs at night. live says that the man did drive for the company and was deactivated as soon as they became aware of the allegations. lyft says they have no reason to believe the assaults happen what he was working on the platform. detective suspect there may be more victims out there. because of the length of time between reported attacks. >>> president donald trump getting blasted for comments about after his summit with russian president vladimir putin. mr. trump giving putin a pass on allegations of russian meddling in the 2016 election. political reporter melissa kane is there with that story. >> reporter: wit

now the da's office says there's not enough evidence to file charges against him. >>> san francisco homicide investigators have identified the man who died in a shooting in the mission district. police say the 34 year old of richmond died after being shot near the 16th street bart station. another man also shot and being treated for life threatening injuries. we don't know his name yet. police have not given us information about a possible motive or suspects or arrest. >>> police are looking for a group of women accused of straeling 17 thousand dollar worth of in fresno. three women are shown entering the store with large coast bags on sunday. they say the th bags with yoga pants before they made a quick exit. the similar of stores in the bay area. the suspects may be part of a statewide crew. >>> time is 4:38 breaking news from oakland. police investigating a homicide near the oakland coliseum on 65th avenue. lee martinez just arrived so what do you know so far? >> unfortunately there are very few details being released by police at this time. only one patrol car out at the scene. we just s

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first all-star game back in 1937.id prest roosevelt was on hand and members of congress brokey for the da catch the action. that stadium, since demolished was a stone'row from the capito dependinon how strong your are. since then, washington hosted the event three more times, and politics was never far away. >> the president's wife is away from the home, so the president goes to the ballgame. reporter: dwight eisenhower was a big baseball fan. he was invited to throw out the first pitch when the city hosted again in 1956, but was recovering from surgery and had to decline. jfk tossed the fir ball in 1962 at d.c. stadium, later named after his brother robert following his assassination. in 1969, vice president spiro fiagnew ed in for richard nixon. the president had other plans -- he was greeting the apollo 11 astronauts.ey thad just gotten back from the moon. ee last prent to hit mounds was barack obama in 2009 -- not in d.c., though. that was in st. louis. this year president trump is skipping the festivities. olhe is more interested in than the country's national pastime. asllor the gam

the work for the da's office at 350 rhode island has already commenced. what we need are the funds for these two allocations so it's $5.4 million rather than the $7.9 in the first year and those funds will be applied towards the design, the tenant improvements and the actual moves for the various departments including adult probations, police along with the da's office. this would help to exit from the hall of justice which will then help us to demolish and rebuild that building. >> for what reason are you not interested in seeing these funds placed on budget reserve? i understand that there's just -- there's not a detailed spending plan. >> so we provide many pages of detailed planning for the budget analyst. what the funds are needed for are essentially to facilitate the work now. we have some of the leases that are becomiing active as of july 1st. by having these funds available it will allow us to now do the

think that the action that the president has taken now is going to be the end of the sentence of the das at the end of the sentence or are we going to see some effort by republicans to try to rein in the president to try to put more strictures in the way that he does to force some if you like to stick to the script more often because as you quite rightly say these words are rhetoric but they carry weight around the world and they're analyzed in every part of the world when it comes to specifically a summit like russia and america well as much as congress would like to think that they can rein in the president and and help him remain more scripted they really have very little at their disposal to do that i mean obviously they can hold hearings they could restrict appropriations that limit his ability to spend money they could pass resolutions or a law demanding higher sanctions although donald trump has already implemented some pretty tough sanctions on russia. i mean the reality is is that. donald trump is the chief executive and he is the primary executer of america's foreign policy and

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the sale of the leonardo da vinci was also a result of what we have done it christie's over the lastnvested a lot in digital in asia to conquer new collectors and buyers, and i'm sure in the coming months and years there will be successes. we are not victim. we are building our own success. caroline: talk to us about how blockchain may be affecting your business. talk to us about digital chart -- art as an asset itself. digitale: 10 years ago, was not seen as a major asset on the art market. it was even seen as a threat on the art market. the thing that could maybe disrupt the art market. it is another channel. online sales, for instance, contribute in a major way in acquisition of new buyers. the social media, instagram, facebook, are the main channels we use for our marketing. can you imagine last year for the da vinci sale, half a million people followed live the sale, which is extraordinary? starting from an auction business is about people in a room, half a million. caroline: in terms of the disruptive forces of the art season and the startups, is this something that changed you

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. >> wilbur ross the commerce secretary was on cnbc earlier in the da he sai there was no particular level in the stock market that the white house was looking at understood to change its tariff related behavior. >> there's no bright line level of the stock market that's going to changepolicy. the president is trying to fix long term problems in a should have been dealtith long time ago, weren't. and they're obviously is going to be se pulli and tugging as we try to deal with very serious problems. >> the president has said again and again that heo does want get out of the world trade organization, not clear how he would put that into practice, though. and also, they feel strongly here at the white house that with the economy a i strong as is, even though the stock market hasn't been as strong, now is the t te to makese moves that they're making in terms of tariffs and global trad they feel with a strong economy, the united states has the tondation that it needs now make these moves which they say will pay off in the future. >> for nightly business report, amman javers >> the largest

>> i think at the end of the das pr and fighting back is the american way. is the most american thing you can do, is use your vo >> reporter: but is all this good for football? >> that's not my concern. i mean, we can talk about social issu and still hav a great game. we talk about domestic violence for a whole year. we talk aboutt cancer for a whole month. every year we wear pink on the field, no issues with that. we start talking about black issues and issuesowf race, all of a sudden we just want football. we don't want the extra stuff. we just want to watch the game. >> can't have it both ways. >> no, you can't. >> some players have taken knee. others like yourself held up a clinchedfist. has that run its course? >> i think it's starting to shift. i don't think it is as important. the purpose of all of the demonstrations was to create dialogue. it's moreno about the wor >> reporter: in addition to his social activism, jenkins spent part of his off season running camp for kids including this football camp at his old high school. >> i want to make sure that

the da i i i so those in the last sixteen stage now finalizing which teams are in the quarter final lineup on friday all to look forward to it all to play for as they say coming up elsewhere in the headlines morning less than half of. it in the u.s. say the extremely proud of being americans an all time low the for the poll by gallup. but still separated now instead of being united i'm in that category i am extremely. good morning just a. i tell you i mirror moscow with me kevin owen you're watching our team in life from our studio h.q. this wednesday the fourth of july the boys had lines to come but of course nothing huge not just mention of russian world cup football to talk about. the big news on that is that england and sweden have advanced to the world cup quarterfinals wrapping up the knockout stage in switzerland and colombia have been sent packing eventually england won a penalty shoot out the nerves of both sets of. the a it were as the a as the were it the we were as were were writing their particular singular brick games or both being added carrier war and meeting with you becom

with an open mind he says he is not the killer and claims his co-defendants make plea deals with the da when i look at this case i immediately know something is seriously wrong there are no fingerprints or d.n.a. or any other evidence that clinton committed the two murders only statements based fellow suspects mark darnell and de fit which show substantial discrepancies. they realize all the stuff i have they don't want me to get it before the course so they'll know it when i see it's not about justice it's about. the statistics i wanted your vehicle power. ok the best four years i examined testimonies and got a good health information such as crucial ballistic research i also talked to involved parties and witnesses i hope to get an answer to the question could it really be that the wrong man is on death row. get in a vehicle. still put your eye on him and this dear he'll. the is no excuse. but. my the fence is i didn't kill nobody and i was on the way we're supposed to that you know who's going to go buy some blunts marijuana so yours you know and things took a turn my gosh. and then

. >> reporter: the da said she can't -- and she can't comment on reports that cowell is if co he could face a double sentence because of the previous charges of robbery and possession of a weapon. >>> wilson's family was also in court to face were accused killer for the first time. many of them were very emotional during the short hearing. earlier in the day need a's father dismissed reports that the defendant was mentally ill. >> personally i think that's an excuse. i hate to say that, but why would you choose two young black girls. that's all i want to say, two people of color to do this to. >> police haven't determined a motive for the attack and so far they say there is no evidence to suggest it was a hate crime. >>> the threat of a looming ifi which would put rther trade ta as talks continue. >> we agreed today first of all to work together towards zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non-auto industrial goods. >> i had the intention to make a deal today and we made a deal today. >> president trump says he wants to increase options from a variety of product

been run the ball over should be reserved go back to the seventy's or get go but the trend is that the da is beating the people we will give it the governments it has never had people or bush who got in there and people stopped but also to say we would be transparent and clean. on these blatant rigging results based on rigging will each one be repairable loss we do not accept it we reject him on the book if. you pull my whichever government comes to good for us we want water gas and electricity. and also coming up on the program of europe and the united states declare a trade truce in washington has younger rebooted the relationship can trump be trusted we will ask the u.s. ambassador to the united states plus the trauma of separation some u.s. doctors say that migrant children torn from their parents could suffer lifelong damage. the younger they are the most vulnerable they are so we see change in their stress hormones you see changes in their brain development the long term that also can manifest as mental health illnesses. we begin in pakistan where imran khan has claimed victory in t

adapted from a critically acclaimed novel to make to set -- it is set in the da underbelly of mumbai,here politics and crime come together. it was announced in india as it works to make a dent in a promising but competitive market >> we are commissioning more shows and films in india relative to the time we have been in market than any other territory outside the u.s. >> netflix is facing fierce competition. homegrown apps like hot star are dominating the market. amazon prime, which entered the market last year, has more customers than netflix. o muit comes down to price. the cheapest package offered by netflix is more than double that in hot stars. the video streamg market in india is valued at $300 million and that is expected to more than double by 20 22. sohe battle to sign up new customers will only keep going. jane: it is amazing how mh our viewing methods have changed. thanks for watching "bbc world newsmerica." ith the bbc news app, we work aroundst your lifee. you can swipe your way to the news of the day and stayo- up-tdate with the latest headlines you can trust. n downlo f

as the da he'll still indescribably good. once only crane operators could enjoy this heavenly sight. now called not to have spent the whole night in the crane. so how was it to log in the morning shift you sleep wonderfully in this crane apart from one thing at night it's odd when the elevator goes up and down you hear it and think something's moving you sense that the cranes moving a bit anyway but we're still in the same place as the four of them did not act like instead of the fall. and nights in this crane hotel is an unforgettable experience . and with that we come to the end of another special edition of euro max now don't forget to check out our web site or like us on facebook to keep up with the program for me my amazing producer robin merrill and the rest of us here at euro max thanks for joining us and well seeing and tomorrow. next time on your own max special. how your own max reporter hander developing fares and survival training. surf first from all over the world had to an aquatic park in wales to catch the perf