was this john wilson? only one way to find out.ctive johnston sent him an instant message ohis own. >> i said i need to talk to you about shannon starbuck and i bet it wasn't four minutes before my phone rang. >> he said yes, he knew her and they were seeing each other but. >> i asked him who i was speaking to? >> sounded a bit shaky, distrustful. >> it was obvious he didn't seem to believe i was with the sheriff's office either. >> and they scribbled a note to the detective. >> i told him we need have his name shortly or i will post this on the media and find out. >> at that point he told me his true name. >> suddenly wanted to cooperate? >> well, he didn't want to but expressed the fact that he was married and he was having an affair. >> hiding from his wife, he said. his real name was john kenline. he ewas a school teacher. he agreed to talk in person but asked to have the conversation at the office of of his lawyer, robert cossey. >> he is completely stressed out. he's completely worried about his personal life, his professiona

. >> last sunday in new hampshire, 2020 presidential candidates tulsi gabbard, john delaney, maryann wilson, bill wells came together to discuss climate change and the national debt. many talked about working across party lines to address climate change and the national debt. >> thank you. aloha. rep. gabbard: thank you. love you back. aloha. what a beautiful day to be in new hampshire. you have it going on, sir. it is wonderful to join you for this very important and relevant conversation. i want to say a brief thank you to my friend for the kind introduction and laying out what we are facing in the country. f. it is a choice that all of you have here as voters. first of the nation. i want to say thank you to nancy jackson for -- jacobson for her leadership and or ability to solve problems. that is what we are here for. [applause] solving problems, imagine that, what a concept. unfortunately, it is now a we are seeing very often in washington. the way we bring about this change is doing exactly what we are doing here today, coming together as americans, focusing on how best we can serve th

john cowell was accused of killing wilson and hurting her sister in july of last year. in august prosecutors said they were pushing for conviction of life in prison without the possibility of parole. a judge ruled cowell is competent to stand trial. >>> the family of the man stabbed to death trying to prevent a theft on b.a.r.t. is struggling to understand why no one else jumped in to help. oliver tyrone williams tried to stop another man from stealing the shoes of a sleeping passenger on tuesday afternoon. williams was stabbed with his own knife with jermaine brim. brim made his first court appearance yesterday. williams family was there and his brother is heart broken. >> he is a hero for what he did. he was -- he gave his life for somebody else. >> williams family has set up a gofundme page to help pay for his funeral. we have a link to it on abc7news.com. >>> the abc7 news i-team lea the trial for two bay area teens accused of killing an killing an police officer will be set for next year. italian prosecutors say elder confessed to killing the officer during a scuff

high-profile crimes on barred back in july of 2018 18 year-old nia wilson here was fatally stabbed in the neck allegedly by 29 year-old john lee cowl the seemingly unprovoked attack happened at the macarthur bart station. wilson sister was also stabbed. she survived. powell is a transit with a long criminal history right now, he's facing murder and attempted murder charges. and earlier this year back in march, there was a stabbing at oakland's fruitvale bart station. these are surveillance images released of a suspect the stabbing happened on a friday afternoon as the train was pulling into the station police say the man was fighting with another man which led to the stabbing police say the victim was stabbed once in the face and once near his neck that person survived. fortunately and less than a week after that police arrested another man for shooting and killing a person that incident started in city streets but ended in the west oakland station parking lot can have back to you thank you grant. >>there was no hoax a suspicious package found at a south bay high school on tuesday was an actual explosive device oak grove h

rick wilson, elise jordan, john, most of all to you for watching. i will be back at 9:00 a.m. the duration, you don't want to miss this tomorrow. "mtp daily" with the fabulous katy tur in for chuck starts now. >>> welcome to monday. it is "meet the press daily." good evening. i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd and we begin tonight with breaking news in the house impeachment inquiry. moments ago, house intelligence committee announced david holmes who delivered some damning close-door testimony about a presidential phone call involving ukraine will now testify publicly later this week as part of the impeachment inquiry. holmes told house investigators dung

. >>> the man accused of killing nia wilson at an oakland bart station is on a fast track to trial. john lee cowell pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity today. he's also charged with attempted murder for stabbing wilson's sister who survived the attack. the trial is set for january 6th. >>> don't eat romaine lettuce grown in selena, that's what the cdc is saying after a e. coli outbreak. so far 40 people in the 16 states you see highlighted here have gotten sick. four of those people are in california. it's not just heads of lettuce, salad kits with romaine can be contaminated. >>> pack your patience. today is the busiest travel day at sfo. the airport expects around 170 passengers today. some of that is holiday travel but also many who attended the dream force conference in san francisco. the weather didn't help, 99 flights were delayed this morning because of low clouds. 7 million people are expected to travel through sfo from now until the new year. >>> lyft built a track to test its new self-driving cars. you can see skyranger overhead today getting a glimpse of the test track. >

wilson at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station will be back in court for a plea hearing. johnee cowell is accused of killing wilson and injuring her sister last year. in august prosecutors said they were pushing for a conviction of life in prison without the possibility of parole. cowell's attorney said he has mental health issues. a judge ruled cowell is competent to stand trial. >>> the family of the man stabbed to death trying to prevent a theft on b.a.r.t. is struggling to understand why no one else jumped in to help. oliver tyrone williams tried to stop another man from stealing the shoes of a sleeping passenger on tuesday afternoon. williams was stabbed with his own knife during a struggle with jermaine brim. brim made his first court appearance yesterday. williams family was there and his brother is heartbroken. >> he is a hero for what he did. he was -- he gave his life for somebody else. >> williams family has set up a gofundme page to help pay for his funeral. we have a link to it on abc7news.com. >>> the abc7 news i-team learned the trial for two bay area teens accu

rick wilson, elise jordan, john, most of all to you for watching. i will be back at 9:00 a.m. for the duration, you don't want to miss this tomorrow. "mtp daily" with the fabulous katy tur in for chuck starts now. >>> welcome to monday. it is "meet the press daily." good evening. i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd and we begin tonight with breaking news in the house impeachment inquiry. moments ago, house intelligence committee announced david holmes who delivered some damning close-door testimony about a presidential phone call involving ukraine will now testify publicly later this week as part of the impeachment inquiry. holmes told house investigators during his deposition on friday that he overheard the president tell one of his top diplomats, gordon sondland, that he wanted to know if ukraine's president had agreed to quote, do the investigation. which, in this context, was a clear reference to an investigation into the bidens. holmes testified that sondland told him point blank that president trump did not give an ex-playtive about ukraine and that he only cared

has been set for january for the man charged in the deadly stabbing of mia wilson at the macarthur bart station last year. john cowell entered a plea by reason of insanity not guilty. he is charged with stabbing wilson to death and attempted murder for injuring her sister. his trial will begin on january 6. >>> she watched a deadly attack on a part strain train and try to save him from attack. the student tried to comfort him during his final moments. henry lee talked to that woman today. an incredible story. >> reporter: it is a story. mia humphrey said she is heartbroken that the man she tried to save died here at the south hayward station. she is grateful he didn't die alone. >> i do want to be a nurse, that is the dream >> reporter: 22-year-old sophia job. humphrey got a taste of what it would be like to be a nurse when she rushed to help the good samaritan who was stabbed on a bart train in hayward. >> it gave me confidence that i can think straight in the middle of an emergency situation. >> reporter: she saw this man, jermaine stealing a shoe from a homeless man on the train. oliver williams told him to

. >> last sunday in new hampshire, 2020 presidential candidates tulsi gabbard, john delaney, maryann wilson, bill wells came together to discuss climate change and the national debt. many talked about working across party lines to address climate change and the national debt. >> thank you.

has been set for january for the man charged in the deadly stabbing of mia wilson at the macarthur bart station last year. john cowell entered a plea by reason of insanity not guilty. he is charged with stabbing wilson to death and attempted murder for injuring her sister. his trial will begin on january 6. >>> federal agents made to arrest in connection with the mass shooting in orinda. five people were killed at a halloween party at an airbnb rental. officials have not released the names of the suspects or how they were linked to the shooting. atf said it's database linked the gunthe shooting two other shootings in the bay area. five people were arrested last week but four of them were released days later without being charged. >>> several parents and protesters are filing claims against the oakland unified school district after violent clashes with police. parents were protesting plant closures and mergers of several schools in the district and many had rallied at a school board meeting on october 23. the district said a barricade was set up for safety because similar protests at previous meetings show prot

john krasinski. no mindy kaling. >> who is most like their character? >> blaine wilson. >> who is the least lik their character?e only has one cat. >> who is most likely to date someone they metn set? >> me. i met my boyfrie on the set. he's not a actor. he's the nbc still photographer >> who is most liking to join "dancing with the stars" yet? >> phyllis or oscar. oscar can really shake it. he's got the moves. >> yourig break was on the office. you had been working as an actress long before. we at "enrtainment tonight" interviewed you in 19. >> i'm kate flannery. i play carole brady. >> in myefense the theater was huge. there was 2,000 people. >> i want to get into our favorite meredith moments, but >> which actress was told she s. would oy be able to play alien roles because of her height. allison janney, gwendoline christie or uma thurman. the answer when we come back. he them. that's the myth that i think if you use that word that we forget the humanity in that last personwhat we do because it's like that saying which >>one o2 is on the mend out the statement but one or 2 people is a. s that the to stick. y

killing mia millson is set to be back in court for a plea hearing. 28-year-old john lee cowell is accused of killing wilson of last year. in august prosecutors said they were pushing for a conviction of life in prison without the possibility of parole. the cowell's attorney said he has mental health issues. a judge ruled cowell is competent to stand trial. >>> the family of the man stabbed to death trying to prevent a theft on b.a.r.t. is struggling to understand why no one else jumped in to help. oliver tyrone williams tried to stop another man from stealing the shoes of a sleeping passenger on tuesday afternoon. williams was stabbed with his own knife during a struggle with jermaine brim. brim made his first court appearance yesterday. williams family was there and his brother is heartbroken. >> he is a hero for what he did. he was -- he gave his life for somebody else. >> williams family has set up a gofundme page to help pay for his funeral. we have a link to it on abc7news.com. >>> the abc7 news i-team learned the trial for two bay area teens accused of killing an italian police officer will be set fo

. >>> the man charged in the fatal stabbing of mia wilson is scheduled to go on trial in january. john lee cowell entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. he is charged in the death of wilson and attempted murder for injuring her sister, latifah wilson. the trier trial is scheduled for january 6. >>> the contra costa das office has made two arrests. the da file charges against frederick johnson of the lay how for being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition. he also faces child endangerment charges. d'amico guns faces similar charges. five people were killed in that shooting at a halloween party at an airbnb rental. it is not clear why the two men are not facing charges directly tied to the orinda shooting. the district attorney declined to file charges against the five suspects arrested in the shooting investigation. four of them were released. >>> police arrested the murder suspect for the november 15 shooting. nunez was taken into custody on 30 thursday. he was accused of shooting a man on robin lane. the victim died at the hospital. police did not say if the m

last year police arrested john cowell after investigators say he stabbed nia wilson at oakland's macarthur b.a.r.t. station. there was already a motion to dismiss the case which a judge sealed. now the non-profit group first amendment coalition is firing back, saying that the motion should be made public. it says more public access and transparency is the best way to reassure that the community and justice will be done. >>> 5:24. hundreds of cars are now seized after a sideshow in gilroy. it happened at the beginning of last month but authorities are only now showing pictures of the cars. police say there were about 500 cars involved. it happened in a target parking lot. police say many of those cited are from monterey, santa cruz and santa clara counties. the cars were impounded for 30 days. >>> next week, san jose leader also consider cutting or reducing developer fees to build more residential high-rises, but housing advocates are saying not so fast. >> housing advocates held a rally yesterday outside city hall before storming the offices of the mayor and city council. they believe deve

is the best tool to help me do that now by the way you know wilson whom you mentioned earlier was also very much concerned about humanity johnin information and he believed that the world in the future would be run by synthesizers people who can discern the right information the important information quickly who can process it critically and make wise decisions but when i look around modern day politics by the way it's in the u.k. in the united states or even in russia it doesn't seem to be the case do you think wilson was wrong on that do you think these synthesizes really stand a chance in governance or in politics these days well that used to be the role of the media right there the media was there to edit and they were trusted sources the trouble is that the hierarchy of trust the collapse somewhat not only do we have too much information moment we have we have too much opinion and not enough filtering the trust has has largely collapse and that's deeply problematic so i don't necessarily agree with i mean one book to think about in the context of 29000 from the office future shock which is 50 years old next year and mos

wilson homicide case. the 18-year-old woman was stabbed to death last year. johnal is charged with murder and attempted murder. the first amendment coalition made the move after filing a secret motion to try to get the judge to throw out all the charges. the next hearing in the criminal case is set for november the 22nd. and the city of san jose will be using new grant money to improve bike and pedestrian savings they call it san jose's vision zero traffic 16 pedestrians died in san jose this year and eight others were severely injured between january to july. >>> homeless navigation center is adding 20 new beds. mayor london breed working to add 1,000 new beds for the homeless by the end of next year navigation centers and traditional housing centers. but there is a need for more. since 65% of the san francisco's homeless population is still sleeping on the streets. cutting the value of its investment in san francisco based juul labs by a whopping 4.5 (500) 000-0000. that move lowers the value of juul from 38 $38 billion down to 34 $34 billion also concerned that

wilson was killed on the platform aft mac arthur b.a.r.t. station, her killer has entered a plea and a court date is now set. eric thomas has the story. >> the attorney for accused killer john lee cowell entered his plea in court today. we were only allowed to record the audio. >> those words confirmed what many suspected, that he will argue that he mentally ill when the killing took place. she was stabbed in the neck in july of last year at mac arthur b.a.r.t. her sister was wounded in the same attack. >> i think he's finally realizing that reality is attempting to do for us, pleading insanity is not going to fall in his favor. and i think he's finally realizing that. >> also today for the first time cowell spoke in court in a brief, but testy exchange, when the judge told him he had a right to a trial in 60 days, but didn't clearly hear the response and asked it again. >> i never ever heard him say anything before or since these proceedings began. >> it was very strange and weird. >> earlier the judge dismissed a defense motion to have the charges thrown out. the mother said it was tough listening to it. >> it don't get easy, it get harder because it's like you carry some

. >> rick wilson, what's your reaction to the republican senators lunching with the president today? >> well, it's like the jurors in the middle of a mob trial going to rayo's with johnotti. they know they're going to have to face him in the senate. i find it astounding. if they were going down there to do a howard baker, that would be one thing. but they weren't. they were going down there to rub elbows with this guy and let him lobby them. i find it astoundingly bad judgment, frankly. >> and let's take a look at what congresswoman will herd said today because he's the only republican intelligence committee who doesn't go on the attack. he tries to present himself as someone who is carefully evaluating the evidence. let's listen to what he said. >> an impeachable offense should be compelling, overwhelmingly clear, and unambiguous, and it's not something to be rushed or taken lightly. i have not heard evidence proving the president committe s bribery or extortion. i also reject the notion holding this view means supporting all the foreign policy choices we have been hearing about over these last few weeks. >> paul, your reaction to that. >> very disappointing. i thin

john devoy, a key leader behind the uprising that led to the founding of the irish free state in 1922. but of equal importance i would argue where the political aims adopted by the president, woodrow wilson, as the u.s. entered the great war in 1917. i quote one of his speeches, "no nation should seek to extend its policy over any other nation or people, but every people should be left free to determine its own policy, its own way of development, unhindered, and threatened, unafraid, the little along with the great and the powerful. " i am proposing government by consent of the governed. now, wilson did not have ireland in mind when he said this, but he created an international framework in which an independent island was a reasonable demand, as a considerable number of new states took shape around the end of the war. in fact, about a third of our european partners are states founded between 1917 and 1919 -1921. i suppose we were founded in a formal sense in 1922. during the war of independence, the reddish prime minister lloyd george was most concerned about american -- british prime minister lloyd george was most concerned about american opinion, given britain's need for congressional

wilson: on saturday we marked the fall of the berlin wall. this day marks a turning point in history and i'm thankful of the leadership of president reagan with pope john paul ii. veterans worked to put their vision of democracy into action with victory over communism. u.s. military veterans can cite we have more countries living in freedom and democracy than in the history of the world. yesterday we observed veterans' day and freedom is not free from tearing down the berlin wall to the recent operation in syria, the continued resolve our service members have toll protect american families is steadfast. we will honor these veterans and military families and will be appreciative. god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: in schools across my home state, career counselors provide counselors with the needs to if th

wilson center's kissinger institute on china and use. he served a diplomat in beijing, an interpreter for chinese and american leaders for president carter and henry kissinger picky as the net of china programs johnshopkins, syracuse and the universe a look at my favorite part, he was a producer of chinese language version of the sesame street. he's widely recognized as an expert in u.s.-china relations and lecturer for an wide all over the place. melissa griffith, you've heard cited before, her research deals with the intersection of security and technology and focuses on national defense and cyberspace. she's worked in cybersecurity, transatlantic relations and how small countries, small states can defend themselves in an increasingly dangerous digital world. chose a phd candidate in political science at uc berkeley and affiliated research at the center for long-term cybersecurity. daniel kroese is a deputy assistant director at the national risk management center andy focuses on public-private partnerships to annette cybersecurity and the resilience of critical infrastructure, his work also deals with efforts to manage risks in the global supply chain, something that was talked about earlier, a

wilson joseph. hussein kim. edwin navalas. >> congratulations. >> sam lee sam. >> congratulations. >> ming lee. lindval, lindsey. >> congratulations my fellow american. sir, congratulations. >> alex kiarmo. kirkpatrick townsend. johni, mr. houghton, lee greenwood. special thanks to "fox & friends." this concludes our ceremony. brian: good job, well done. [applause] do you mine if we talk to the newest american citizens. steve: what is your name? stand up. thank you. >> ali. steve: tell us how you feel. you have been an american citizens for two minutes. >> privileged. i feel honored of course, looking forward to my future. >> tell us about your story. tell us how you served our nation. >> i've been serving for a year-and-a-half. i've been working as construction engineer. and, that is it. steve: where are you from. >> egypt. >> you're from egypt? >> yes. >> what would you like to say to people watching right now, how important it is to become an american citizen? >> it is very, very important. to be, to be a part of this great nation. and, serving in the armed forces already, feels like an honor. i'm looking forward to it. steve: congratulations. brian: what is your name, sir? congratulations. stand up. from haiti

shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, and listening to it all is the chief executive of the treasury, a rising star in the tory party. i will be talking to that wonderful actress ruth wilson as they say in the lovely story, it is more to do with the fact that there are more gamers and therefore maybe it is more appropriate to carry around a kindle than book. let's look at the sunday express. you have chosen this one about online games and gambling. talk us through that. yes, so it is not always the positive side of it. naming itself, of course, is a huge phenomenon, a £1 billion industry, but what they are saying here is, you will have heard about fifa and all these other things, things called loot boxes which they can get after purchasing the game, which can be a gateway into gambling. more importantly, the amount of money actually being spent on these loot boxes, because you don‘t know what you are going to get until you open it, which is a bit naughty of the gaming companies. i think they should be more highly regulated. they have done a study that 50% of the cost comes after you have bought the game, you spend on these loot boxes. if you are giving these loot boxes. i