. >> reporter: today, the jersey city student finally got the news he's been waiting for. ted to the college of new jersey! >> thank you so much. >> reporter: he'll be the first person in his family to go to college, and he'll be going to his first choice. s( applause ) >> my top school. >> reporter: vladimir duthiers, cbs news, jersey city. >> glor: up next-- that is so tesome. up next here tonight, the upought is over and the desert comes alive. my dream car. it turns out, they want me to start next month. she can stay with you to finish her senior year. things will be tight but, we can make this work. ♪ now... grandpa, what about your dream car? this is my dream now. principal we can help you plan for that . i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. has me feeling super healthy. my new beneful superfood blend with salmon, cranberries... ...oh, but we are not done yet! here comes superfood wet with beef, salmon, and pumpkin. it's like a superfood sundae. on

kathy park, nbc news, jersey city, new jersey. >> and believe it or not the acceptance letters are still coming in. congratulations to dylan. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. as the evening commute gets busier and busier, one east bay city is thinking about dealing with it, by >>> right now at 6:00, as the evening commute gets busier and busier, one east bay sit is thinking about -- east bay city is thinking aboutng ferry. >> and thieves getting away from stealing clothes. why are they getting away with it. >> and the man admsion scandal. we talk with someone who knows him to find out more about the growing case. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us, i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm vicky nguyen in for raj mathai. we're tracking developments on the college admission scandal. today silicon valley cpg fired the ceo because of his involvement. >> and we're tracking the doo--e demand from parents and student in the case. and we're learning about the man in the certainty -- at the center of it all. rick budman. >> and we're here to see what he knew about the actions a long time. >> r

the jersey city teen set his goals high and met them.becoming the senior class presidt henry snyder highschool, and was inducted into the honor society.now he is to become the first in his family to go to college.it was his single mother's courage to ask for help from the non-profit "women rising" that dylan says wants him to do better.khadine phillip/mother"it has been hard financially, we have been homeless."dylan chidick/student "putting herself out there like that, that made me more determined to never let us get back in that situation again." roseann mazzeo/women rising "she is a great example in doing all that's necessary to help her children."among many things, the center has put them up in permanent supportive housing.giving dylan a safe place to on his last acceptance letter.dylan chidick/student"the college of haven't heard is my top school hoping that number brings him up to 18 choices. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and terisa estacio are and terisa ken wayne and terisa estacio are here with kron 4 news at six. thank you grant and vicki. tonight at 6

vladimir duthiers, cbs news, jersey city. >> ninan: and chidick tells us he's still waiting to hear backrom his top choice, the college of new jersey. and that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." and the news, of course, continues, always, on our at cbsnews.com. i'm reena ninan in new york. thanks for joining us. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> -- >>> a popular place for people to walk and drivers to speed. the push to protect pedestrians near san francisco's lake merced after a 14-year-old girl was hit by a car. >>> hundreds in the oakland community are celebrating the persian new year today. the new zealand massacre is not far from there months. we will have the story coming up. >>> people who live in their cars will soon be able to rest tv and one east bay city. >>> the bears are about to feel the burn as senator bernie sanders plant in san francisco stop. >>> would begin with breaking ws in vacaville. cruiser at the scene of a fire in an apartment complex on alamo drive near davis street. you can see the black smoke coming

kathy park, nbc news, jersey city, new jersey. what a great story. we need that one. he s plans tody political science and later become a lawyer, he says. eventually he hopes to help support his family and assist his mom in achieving her dream g of openi a caribbean restaurant. >> an impressive young man. >> yes. >>> tomorrow is supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg's devoted hday and her fans plan to celebrate in an unusual way. no cake or ice cream involved. no, people are planning to plank lick rbg while singing "happy birthday" on the steps of the supreme court tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. inspired by a recent interviewi which rbg called her trainer the most important person in her life. over 2,000 people have expressed interest on the facebook invite and more than 500 ve confirmed their attendance. >> we have seen her work out with he trainer. she is something else. >> she is something else. no wder he's the most important person. >> yeah, i'll say. how long can you guys plan'v gone three minutes. >> how long is the planking? you've gone threeinutes? >> have and it'

kathy park, nbc news, jersey city, new jersey. >> and believet or not the acceptance letters are stillg in. congratulations to dylan. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank yofor watching, u -we're doing karaoke later, and you're gonna sing. -jamie, this is your house? -i know, it'much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is.se oh, buously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and aveo bundle from progres -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay. [ singing in spanish ] >>> lights, camera, "access." >>> howard is so hollywood right now. >> i'm just sick of her. >> tamest of howard's war of words with wendy williams. did he go too far? >> y worry aboutour husband, not

we have some very interesting cases, including the mayor of jersey city, who was convicted of bank fraudand some other cases. when he went up to the court of appeals in 1990, as a first assistant, i succeeded him. that made me about 36, 37 years old. david: what would the current michael chertoff tell the young michael chertoff who became a young u.s. attorney in his 30's? michael: i would say enjoy this because it's probably the best job you will ever have. it was really a great job. i did continue to go to court i , did not give that up, but it was the first job i had where there was a significant public dimension, where you announced cases, sometimes you had some controversies. we had the infamous kidnapping of the exxon executive who was killed, when one of his security people kidnapped him and locked him in a storage shed. may be the most controversial was the chief judge of the state of new york, who was convicted of threatening his girlfriend in order to basically try to manipulate her into reinvigorating their relationship. he ended up ultimately pleading guilty. that was a very

vladimir duthiers, cbs news, jersey city. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," california governor gavinirst live tv interview since his decision in january to suspend the death penalty for the duration of his term. >>> omar villafranca looks at cleanup efforts off the gulf coast for the longest oil spill in u.s. history. >>> in "a more perfect union," how the cleveland foundation is bringing arts to inner city kis with results that have been transformative. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning, everyone. we are taking a live look outside on this friday morning. we always say it is our favorite day of the week, because it is. >> saturday is mine. >> that is good. we get to sleep in on saturday. i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. it is 430 bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning, everyone. we are taking a live look outside on this friday morning. we always say it is our favorite day of the week, because it is. >> satu

vladimir duthiers, cbs news, jersey city.>> gr:d wo, dylan.s eveni . >>> take a look big flames, a fast-moving fire ripping through at least three homes on bethel island and contra costa county right now. >> a fire broke out on taylor road about an hour ago. buildings are on stilts backed up to the levy. the fires so big smoke can be seeing for miles. chopper five giving us a view of the fire. you can see what firefighters are up against. we have seeing them pouring water on the flames we have watched parts of the building collapse. >> is video shows one building completely ey

it happened in jersey city, new jersey. body of 45-year-old caroline cano discovered in a lake on sunday. prosecutors have not said how she died. >>> a close call for a florida deputy. a driver slamming into his cruiser as he opened the door. you can see he was knocked clear across the front seat. luckily he was not injured. this warning for drivers comes as illinois state police mourn the loss of trooper brooke jones. the 12-year veteran was killed wednesday when she was struck during a traffic stop. >>> overseas to a baby elephant rescue. park rangers finding them struggling in a mud pit. the rangers spending four hours using pickaxes cheering as the last of the elephants returned to the wild. >>> and this year's class of rock & roll hall of fame inductees is celebrating here in brooklyn tonight. ♪ janet jackson among the honorees. she's joined by british rockers def leppar, fleetwood mac's stevie nicks, getting solo recognition, the cure, the zombies, roxy music, and radiohead rounding out the group. rock on. >>> when we

. >> reporter: today, the jersey city student finally got the news he's been waiting for. >> you've beenpted to the college of new jersey! >> thank you so much. >> reporter: he'll be the first person in his family to go to college, and he'll be going to his first choice >> for the first time in seven years, california is drought-free, and the earth is celebrating. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: something incredible is springing up in the california desert. >> it's beautiful. amazing. >> it's hot. >> reporter: anza borrego state park is in the midst of a super bloom. weeks of rain have turned areas consumed by drought into a lush landscape. >> a super bloom like this really proves that the desert is full of life. >> reporter: the closer you get to these flowers, the more spectacular they are. and some people are getting very close, too close, and that's a problem. word spread about an area still recovering from a recent wildfire, and now awash in wild flowers. so popular are the poppies of lake elsinore, that they have brought a cavalry of cars, 100,000 hikers, and some on a misguided

kathy park, nbc ne, jersey city, new jersey. >>> what a amazing story.as we take a look at your 10-day forecast, mild out there tay th the high temperature of i67 degrees and a few spotty showers. if you're even southern maryland down through the northern tarea i caule out a thunderstorm or two this afternoon on in to the evening hours if that thunderstorm does terialize, east of i-95 we could see heavy rain a gusty winds. for the weekend it's breezy and cold on saturday and cold on sunday as well, erika. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> that's it for "news4 midday." thanks for joining us. we'll see you this afternoon at 4:00. >> you can get news weather updates any time with the app. have a great day and weekend. >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> oh! ♪ oh. ♪ >> woo! ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> well done! it is friday we are

vladim vladimir dutyier, sbees news, jersey city. >> that is the overnight news for this friday.back for cnew york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm meg oliver. president trump tweeted veto after congress rejected his national emergency declaration to build a border wall. they claim by shuffling funds around the president would be stepping on the constitutional power of congress to control the nation's spending. trouble is opponents don't have the votes to override a presidential veto. nancy cordes has the details. >> for me, this is a constitutional question. >> reporter: utah's mitt romney was one of 12 senate republicans who broke with the president today. >> the joint resolution has passed. >> reporter: voting against his emergency declaration. >> this declaration is a % dangerous precedent. >> reporter: the president responded with one word, "veto.d of miles of up s >> repor the splnhe president's party has less tntt. by declaring a national emergency, mr. trump gave himself the power to redirect billions of dol

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a boy living in jersey city, his mom one day hopes to open a caribbean restaurant and he wants to helpe model for his two younger brothers. that wraps up this hour. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. with ali vel shi. right now hallie jackson. >>> developments after the horrific terror attack overseas. it is 3:00 a.m. in new zealand. an anti-muslim gunman killed nearly 50 people in two mosques. the deadliest attack in the country's history. we have the latest on the victims, the survivors and the hunt for more suspects with the president this morning sending his condolences from the white house. some 2020 candidates are too, as we watch two campaign events back home live this hour. kiersten jill brandt in new hampshire. beto o'roarke in iowa on his first full day as a candidate. >> why shouldn't voters be concerned about voting for you with your lack of experience? >> that answer along with what he's saying about whether the president should be impeached. plus here in washington, a declaration of

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-okay. [ singing in spanish ] trish: free handouts for new jersey's largest city, newark, new jersey.e for residents whether or not they have a job, they get a paycheck. this is in spite of the fact it has been tried until other places and has had virtually no success anywhere. finland tested it and has scrapped its plan. as well as ontario, canada. the newark mayor says free stuff is would will turn his city around. >> we believe in universal basic income. martin luther king believed in universal basic income. especially at a time when studies have shown that families with a crisis of just 400 dollars in a month will have a setback that could be impossible to recover from. where a third of our city still lives in poverty. trish: just give them money. that's the left's answer to everything. they don't think about where that money is going to come from. it shows you just how far left this party is moving. joining me now is go pack chairman. mr. avella. you have a democratic candidate campaigning on this. he wants all america to have ubi, universal basic income. what path would that sen

. >> hey, i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down, and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was come down. thousands of people were cheering. >> you know, the police say that didn't happen at all. those rumors have been on the internet for some time. >> it did happen. i saw it. it was on television. >> you saw it with your own eyes? >> george, it did happen. there were people that were cheering on the other side of new jersey where you have large arab populations. >> the president was lying. brian class examines all of this in "the washington post" op-ed today. a short history of president trump's anti-muslim bigotry. brian, thank you for joining us. it's a meaningful piece that you've written and you're saying things that you think people need to understand, and that is that the mood is set as we discussed in the segment before this, the president did not take any opportunity today to distance himself from a killer, a terrorist, a person who took 49 lives of people who were worshipping. he didn't

jersey." a 60-year-old person is going, "i'm getting the [ bleep ] out of the city and i'm moving to jersey."s never going to be hip. >> rich: you know what? where does hipness stop? at what age? >> bonnie: hey, hipness is overrated. >> rich: yeah, it is overrated. you know what, i love living here. i love it. pine valley, the best golf course in the country. trump has a beautiful course here. >> anthony: now wait a minute, trump. i am not a fan. >> rich: who is? >> anthony: every minute that he walks the earth demands a certain complicity to not shout out, "will you look at that ridiculous looking [ bleep ] head." it's like if you have a disfigurement, that sort of tacit agreement that, "i'm just not going to bring it up." that's too much to ask of me in trump's case. i want to scream. >> rich: do you know why he puts his names on the buildings? so the banks know which ones to take back. okay? at least he's a humble guy. jesus. ♪ ♪ let's be honest: dealing with your insurance can be frustrating. but with esurance, just snap some pics and you could get back on the road fast! well, not that fa

one of the authors hosts a weekly show on the jersey city independent radio station wsmu. extensively researched, accomplished portrait of these iconic musicians, reverberates with the mastery that will appeal to both fans and everyone interested in the history of music. jesse jarnell. [applause] >> thanks. >> tim moore is the author of "burning down the house". an award-winning translator and collaborator on memoirs on different musicians. he's written for the new york times book review and new york magazine and was a staff editor at playboy. the new york times book review says "burning down the house" is an inspiring history of struggle in east germany. that's tim moore. [applause] >> the next author is a professor of african-american studies at princeton university. in a review, perry writes about how a song captured a culture and in turn become a culture held captive. hers is a work for adolescents and academics, for any readers interested in at least glimpsing a sense of a pulsing resilient black consciousness. highly recommend it. [applause] >> thank you all for bein

i find it interesting the mayor of newark, new jersey is proposing ubi even though he has no plans for how to pay for it just in his own cityrio abandoned their upi program after lawmakers found it wasn't sustainable. finland did the same. meanwhile in new jersey where this mayor is they are having a next us out of the state by high and middle income earners who are fed up with high taxes and costs of living. ubi would make taxes go up even more. if this mayor wants to make life better in the city he would encourage growth and attract good jobs, not recycle a failed policy, dependent on the government. heather: they have discontinued, here is what they said. the bbc to report how this turned out, the headline is finland basic income trial left people happier but jobless. did it help unemployed people in finland find jobs? not really. some individuals found work, they were no more likely to do so than a control group of people who weren't given the money. >> this is a policy you would have to figure out how to pay for it but it is driven by a sense of the need to help people living in poverty. more than a quarter of the city

, it's called universal basic income and it's one step closer to becoming a reality in new jersey's largest citytin luther king believed in universal basic income. >> do you know the price tag would be paying every american a thousand dollars per month? >> is about 1.8 trillion per year past current expenses but the way you get there, and we all know this, how much did amazon pay in taxes last year? zero. >> they paid a people a thousand dollars a year if they were 18 and over -- a thousand dollars a month, whether they work or not. so let's talk about this. the talked about people, this is such a party split on this, you can see right there democrats and republicans are absolutely opposite on this. why do you think this is a partisan issue? >> too long, democrats have been pushing proposals that literally pay people not to work and this is one of them. i find it interesting that the mayor of new york and new jersey is proposing ubi even though he himself has no plans on how to pay for it just in his own city. and these kind of plans have already failed around the world. ontario abandoned theirs

sister was spotlighted for apparently making pitches to attract $100 million in financing for a jersey city financing development at the ritz carlton in beijing about whether or not there would be the opportunity to get access to help with visas et cetera. there is a sense around the white house that this is a thing people may freelance to try and do. >> of course. there is a question about security at mar-a-lago. there is a question about trump's ability to keep secrets and not tell whoever is in his vicinity. i think she's obviously what you would call from a journalism perspective, a person of interest. i am sure now with the interest she's gained that other people within the national security apparatus is probably taking a look to see if there is anything else here. i think it definitely is a story that deserves more digging to see if there is anything deeper going on here than just a massage parlor owner selling access to chinese to the president's family. in and of itself that's maybe a great florida story. >> speaking of great florida stories and horrible and tragic stories, nicholas

. >>> the mayor of new jersey's largest city calling for a trial run of universal income, could it replacentitlements or tack on to what they already can't afford. peter suderman joins me next. stay right f here. hi, peter. ♪ and here comes the wacky new maid ♪ kennedy: welcome back. newark, nz pushing for universal basic income. a program that guarantee as no strings attached to low income residents regardless of their employment status in hopes of helping them offset their liflg exinlses. their living expenses. the mayor didn't say how he intends to pay for the program but saying that the city is launching an exploratory force. the trials did not work in finland or canada. is there any scenario where it can work in the u.s. joining me now, peter suderman. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: there are plenty of libertarian economists who say ubi is a great thing but there's a huge caveat. it has to replace the entitlement state. none of the mayors in these 50 united states who are flirting the idea have talked about replacing entitlements with ubi. >> if you want to make the c

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new jersey's largest city no less.task force to explore universal basic income pilot program, but with no details how such a plan would actually be paid for. joining us, ford o'connell, civic forum pac chairman and republican strategist. isn't that the question, especially when you have a $10.5 billion budget deficit in the state of new jersey, which is one of the largest in the country? how do you pay for it? >> i think what the newark mayor proposed failed just about everywhere it was tried from finland to canada. the reasons are very simple as you pointed out. cost sustainability and concerns about -- i think there is larger draw back here when you listen to the mayor of newark, that they're concerned about income inequality and unemployment but frankly the big drawback to universal basic income, it provides disincentive to work or work harder. joe biden said when it comes to jobs, they are a lot more than paychecks that has not stopped democrats to pursue this. susan: is this policy by slogan includes one from form

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. >> let me ask you about just new jersey, let's say. or new york city> new jersey is fine with me. the state local tax eliminated basically for higher end properties it's not meaningful are the bidding wars we saw two years ago prevalent as they were then, as frothy as they were then or has the beer gone a little flat? >> they're not as prevalent and of course, at an entry level, you'd have that in the beginning but i think that, listen, i live in new york but i'll speak for all the high tax states. jobs who does report put it as the new foreigner in florida is coming from a high tax state, okay, in the east. so i think, you know, there's a line and i think that last year, we couldn't, we didn't really see it because if you recall, you were allowed to take that one time, do it, file it ahead of time and do one more year so we had an overexcess of money. so this year is the first year you're actually seeing, you know, you're going to see the results and again, i think home ownership and the next generation of home buyers at peak age, 29, millennials, the

edward joining us from jersey city, good morning. caller: good morning. saw tom perez i on msnbc, i was not agreeing with it. is it really that bad at fox news? is fox news relief fake news? i want to discover more in the new yorker piece in the washington post piece. i don't think any media outlet should not be able to broadcast all the debates. that is so important. if you can give us more information, then we can make our decision. host: we should point out that is a 15er piece that ha page essay released late last week. it includes the following, as the president has been the set by scandals and talk of impeachment, fox has been his shield and his sword. the white house and fox interactive so seamlessly that it can be hard to determine which one is following the others lead. alex, you are next. on the democrats line from pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i have been a democrat for my life. my father was a roosevelt democrat. i have voted for both the republicans and democrats. i think this is a very stupid thing to do. if they want to get a message

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ark,w 49, new york jersey city. in columbus, ohio, mary jane. caller: hello. i worked 80 hours in one job every week. all my life until six years ago, plus a part-time job of 25 hours a week. now i am 68. i am a cancer patient. social security, $65,000, $20,000 every three weeks with infusion. $18,000 in medicare because they sent me a paper on it. i am going to have to stop my treatment because i don't have any more money in my medicare. i worked 80 hours a week as a security officer and 25 hours a week managing a building. host: how did you manage that schedule? caller: i did not mind it. i love working. i would still beginning at if i was not disabled. host: john in ohio. go ahead. caller: i am making a little bit more. i dialed the wrong number. i am on social security. here is what i wanted to do, i wanted to call and correct the man from ohio who said he was making minimum wage. $e minimum wage in ohio is 8.55. host: tell me about your job and work experience. security am on social also. i got the 2.8%. everybody on social security got that. if you look

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jersey man has finally celebrated his big day. christopher ferry's son put up this billboard in atlantic city, new jersey as a prank asking anybody who drives by to call dad and wish him a happy birthday. guess what they did? from all over the world, nonstop for almost two weeks. >> hello. >> hello. happy birthday. >> thank you very much. >> that is so stinking cute. >> hello? >> i just want to say happy birthday. >> thank you very much. >> woo! >> appreciate it. where are you calling from? >> florida. >> florida. so somebody from florida drove by atlantic city. yeah, and called dad for a happy birthday. even though ferry's birthday was yesterday, his boys say the billboard will stay up until april 6th. he'll probably still be getting lovely text messages and birthday wishes from strangers. >> if my son is watching, i do not want that. >> no? okay. >> no. >> very kind, very original and yeah. >> i'll just take some more green ties. >> there you go. >> happy birthday to that nice man. >> thank you, adrienne. >>> also coming up this morning, the new details in that brazen holdup at the bellagio casino in las vegas, and how a little

and we fell on hard times lived in jersey city my mom lost her job and we became homeless.ve like a really great group of friends and family that help and push me through that obstacle. so i wouldn't be here without them. rachel: you say it's your friends, your family. some people would say it's grit. like there is raw intelligence and then there is grit. that willingness to keep pushing through. do you think that is what is making you a better candidate for these schools? >> well, i think when they look at the old, like me as a whole person, like my extracurricular activities, my grades, gpa they can see the type of person i really am and they can see what i can bring to their college possibly. pete: very cool. we will show a list on the screen of all the universities you have been accepted to, super cool. while that plays, there is one you are waiting to hear from as well your top choice the college of new jersey. what are you hearing there? >> i don't know yet. but i should hear an official letter soon. pete: good luck: you are the college president. i have got to ask. c

newark, new jersey becomes the latest city to experiment with that brilliant radical idea of universal basic income. where are they going to get the money? we'll be right back with the washington examiner's byron york , stay with us. lou: newark, new jersey has come up with another radical idea planning to test a universal basic income program, newark has a 28% poverty rate median household income of $31,000, but the freshman congresswoman everyone's favorite socialistic, alexandria ocasio-cortez friday called the house oversight committee hearing a little boring, dealing with by doing push-ups during recess, and oversight committee chair elijah cummings can't be too pleased with cortez calling his hearing on the census citizenship question "boring." we'll see what happens, and the radical dems on the committee probably wish they hadn't tangled with the hearing star witness none other than commerce secretary ross who is the start its commerce secretary to serve in decades. joining us tonight, byron york, chief political correspondent for the washington examiner fox business contributor

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thoo's a live at ocean city, new jersey. not a beach day there. big storm and it's ready to race across the entire country, a coast-to-coast. we'l > first, a check of today's headlines. new developments in the wake of this week's summit between presidt trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. on thursday president trump said he walked away without an agreement because kim demanded the u.s. lift all of its sanctions. overnight north rea's foreign minister held a news conference to dispute that claim. he insisted kim asked only for partial s ictions relief exchange for shutting down the north's main nuclear colex. >>> n to florida where police are searching for a suspect in a dramatic hit-and-runrash all caught on camera. look at the kia minivan at thep f your screen, it takes a left into on coming fitr the van clips the car sending it air porn. it flipped at least three times. the 19-year-old driver of the audi was clinically injured. noek else was hurt. the driver of the van fled the scene. eb> big news from the bl diamond. all-star slugger bryc

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