jane kindlen, who found her, gave her the name iona., where a team of experts started her recovery. she was then moved to scarborough, where she made gradual and steady progress, putting on more than ten times the weight she had when she was found. most loggerhead turtles start their life in the gulf of mexico. it's thought iona may have been carried on the gulf stream to the inner hebrides. after spending time at sea life centres in scotland and then in scarborough, this week she was flown to the azores in the atlantic to be released into the wild. on the quayside, time for one last quick clean before being taken on to a small boat and fitted with a tracking device. when everybody�*s ready... and then, finally, the moment of freedom. the second it went back in the water, in the ocean, it was back to doing its absolutely natural behaviour, and that was...we were ecstatic to see that, to see how well it adapted instantly. it was a really lovely feeling to see her kind ofjust go i off into the big blue. and i think the biggest thing, . th

coach keeps us playing iona motto. we're going to be loose regardless of where we play. >> choice of a lifetime? >> can't wait. be the cinderella story of this tournament. >> the c wolves of stonybrook hit the road today. they're headed to des moines to take on one of the blue bloods of college bubble. kentucky, even though it's the first ncaa tournament for stonybrook. they don't seem intimidated by the wildcats. >> watched a lot of time, you have to play really good basketball. you have to be mistake free, they don't lose many games, it will be a home court for them as kentucky nation always travels. we'll have some of the sea wolf nation there too. >> in baseball news, the mets placed rubin taha ejada on waivers. if no team claims him by thursday, he'll be cut. >>> farley dickinson gets the big dance started in about 15 minutes as they open up the first floor against florida's gulf coast. >> at wagner, after all of the storming of the court, we met at half court, i told the team enjoy this, we're going to the tourna

amy: iona craig thank you for being with us.ll do part two of the conversation of posted online under web exclusives. iona craig for journalist who was based in sana'a for years, yemen correspondent for "the times of london." we willing to your piece for the guardian is titled, "bombed into famine: how saudi air campaign targets yemen's food supplies." that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed laura: this week on n "the laura i am coming to you from whitaker, north carolina. politics and monopoly capitalism, incarceration instead of peace, the worst of the united states has its roots in the south. but also, some of the best. if the country goes as the south goes, what grassroots progressives do here matters. that is why we are here

officers arrested 32-year-old iona hammon from oakland. henry lee is in san leandro with the bizarre happening. >> reporter: frank, this is unfortunate. the 12-year-old boy beginning his summer vacation. and with a relative at this bank when all of a sudden, no warning, this woman attacked him with the pair of scissors. >> a 12-year-old boy visiting from out of state was stabbed several times by a complete stranger at this wells fargo bank. and the suspect, 32-year-old iona hammon stole money from a customer and it started about 11:30 monday morning when the woman walked into the bank at 14th avenue. surveillance video shows hammon walking to a customer lounge where a 12-year-old boy was waiting for a relative without warning police say hammon pulled out scissors and began to stab the boy and he suffered two superficial wound and one complete cut. >> it was unprovoked. what i have been told he described to family and law enforcement officers that responded, he thought he had been punched in the back and being punched in the back is what wa

amy: iona craig thank you for being with us.ll do part two of the conversation of posted online under web exclusives. iona craig for journalist who was based in sana'a for years, yemen correspondent for "the times of london." we willing to your piece for the guardian is titled, "bombed into famine: how saudi air campaign targets yemen's food supplies." that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed

. >>> iona headed back to the big dance for the third time since 2012. they are the 13th seed, they will face iowa state in denver. iona ended monmouth's chances when they took the mac championship game a week ago. while this is a business trip, one gail is soaking up the experience. >> i'm going to seize the moment. it's no guarantee i'm come back next year. going to the tournament again next year or even the year after. so as of now i'm just living in the moment. it feels great. >>> let's not forget about the ladies. iona is a 15 seed and will play maryland. seton hall and st. john's make it. break, the night on ice. eyes, toes, noses. dogs know. kids know. kids who think they're dogs know. (howling sound) they trail 3-1 in the second. >>> the islanders were three behind the rangers. also the toughest schedule remaining in the nhl, 16 games in 27 days hosting the panthers tonight. the isles down a pair of goals in the third until they scored two in a span of one deck 21. the second, right there, josh bailey. with less than two minutes to go, cal clutte

amy: iona craig thank you for being with us.ll do part two of the conversation of posted online under web exclusives. iona craig for journalist who was based in sana'a for years, yemen correspondent for "the times of london." we willing to your piece for the guardian is titled, "bombed into famine: how saudi air campaign targets yemen's food supplies." that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for democracy now! is looking for feedback from peop today we visit india right in our jazzy kitchen. look at those beautiful colors. i'm gonna be cookin' up some delicious dishes with my good friend, filmmaker and author sri rao. you know, indians really believe in getting protein from non-animal sources. and lentils and legumes, beans, dahl-- you'll find them at every single indian meal. we'll feature an earthy warming stew. wow! this is fantastic! rao: oh, my gosh. a spicy veggie side... we're gonna get it right into a pan while it's nice and piping hot. a colorful quinoa recipe, and a soothing nightcap. i have a surprise for

and iona, headed for denver, colorado where they left campus and face fourth seed iowa state, thursday night. the gaels are in the dance for the first time in five years. they are the underdogs but for them, it is just a state of mind. >> i think you have to be confident in what you do and try to stop what they do. we know how high a level of a team they are and how good they are and in basketball you only have to be better in one day. >> and in basketball, being a underdog, it doesn't put a lot of pressure on you, and we are looking to play our way of basketball. >> we know we are the underdog on paper but we don't think about seton hall, and we go and play iona basketball and give it everything we got. >> a basketball game is a basketball game. teams make runs. anything can happen. >> a great sendoff for the stonybrook sea wolves, entering unchartered territory. they have never been to the ncaa tournament in school history. they came close the last four or five years before finally busting through on saturday. if there is a cinderella, it may be stonybrook, facing the kentucky wild c

iona's journey is just beginning. headed for denver colorado, they will face iowa state on thursday. by the way, three victories over ranked opponents in their history, their last in 2005 think they can do it again? >> we feel like we have a chance to win if we play our style of ask all. so definitely lower seat and we will be in the maroon jerseys but we are excited for the opportunity. >> try to stay focused and listened coach and soak up what he has to say because he's been there. >> it's the best if you're a coach and you love your players, nothing better than to give them this report. >>> big rally on long island for stony brook, the sequels entering uncharted waters. never been to the tournament in history but thursday, you can throw inexperience out the window. >> got to play good basketball. be mistake free. got a hall of fame coach, first- round draft picks, they don't lose many games. i know it will be a home-court for them. but we will have some of the t- wolves nation there too. >> we believe, coach. time

police arrested iona hammond. they say she was still carrying the scissors and had blood on her hands. jacob never saw her coming. jacob's parents got the call and had to drive to the bay area. >> shock. when you hear news like this you can't help but think it's a joke. the fact my son was in a different state was probably even worse. >> jacob had to have surgery on his back. he needed 50 stitches but he should be okay. >> tired and very painful. >> what hurts the most? >> my back. >> his mother says last night was rough. >> nightmares of course. which is hard to accept. >> there maybe no raleigh explanation why someone would attack a child for no apparent reason, but it happened. >> we will get through this, right? we will get through this. >> the family plans on heading back home friday, shocked and relieved. rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the woman accused of stabbing the boy made her first appearance in court today. that's her. 32-year-old iona hammond charged with attempted murder and robbery. police say she

we will speak with reporter iona craig. ,> the primary weapon sales armed sales are coming from u.s., saudi arabia. britain, other european countries are involved. canada is involved. i think it is very lucrative business for the u.s. and the u.k. amy: we look at a case that highlights was some are calling the palestine exception to free speech on college campuses across the united states. your fordham to educate the community about palestinian human rights, knows denied that right i am hoping g that for the other clclasses to come, they wiwill t have to endure the same heartache and issues that i went through. amy: we will speak with student ahmad awad, who assumed fordham diversity in new york, and dima khalidi, director of palestine legal. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump's former strategist steve that predicting president trump's administration could unravel as robert mueller finds evidence of money laundering. while accusing donald trump, junior of treason over a 2016 meeting in t

iona and monmouth and iona beats the hawks for a second time this season. goes down to the wire. monmouth has a good shot to get an at large according to our joe lunardi. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. enjoy your tuesday. for max, i'm the coach. see you later. >> thank you, guys. >>> up next in "the pulse," putting his body on the line. a dad saving his son's face from a flying bat. >>> and how not to carry a player off the field. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead to great days. to help protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. with the performance you expect from a monthly topical in a non-greasy collar... seresto® kills and repels fleas and ticks for 8 continuous months. seresto®. from bayer. ♪ >>> we're going to start "the pulse" with an amazing save. it was at the ballpark in orlando, florida. >> it actually happened during a pittsburgh pirates spring traini

that clearly happened and that's what i saw from the ground. >> and iona, a pentagon spokesman wouldicle. i think that's right. but they are strongly defending this decision to call in those air strikes because they say the seals were pinned down. what do you make of that claim? >> the seals i mentioned were pinned down because men in the village did come to fight, because they didn't know they were fighting navy seals. they didn't know they were going to have helicopter gunshot fire raining down as a consequence of doing that. but what they hit during that were civilians. i spoke to a 5-year-old boy who described running from that hillary clinton gun ship fire as he was shot at from behind as he ran with his mother and his mother was subsequently killed. and that's -- there were more than a dozen buildings that i walked into that had been hit or destroyed by those helicopters and air strikes. >> iona, i wanted to ask you because you tell us what you think you observed and brought back from the story, but i mean just being there on the ground and looking at the scene, what did you se

iona just hearing from shamil there saying that troops, pro-government troops are advancing on sanaathe same time houthis within the capitol are getting ready for what could be a protracted conflict for the city itself. are we likely to see an e escalation in fighting before the resumption of piece talks in three weeks? kwudz possibly will going on this week you have to look at the geography. coalition troops and pro-government troops have been coming in from the eastern side since august, september time. there was again a lot of care in september of a sudden wave of troops coming in to sanaa. they came in through the southeastern route and they hadn't been coming in northeast. these were two major routes. this week while the talks were go going on, they have been pushing in from the from the northeastern route. so from a military logistics point of view, it would is seem they need to push in from the west as well as coming in from the east. of course, everybody is sitting in sanaa, waiting for this to happen. that's a terrifying experience if you will just -- if you are sitting wait

amy: iona craig, thank you for being with us. iona craig has been based in sana'a from 2010 to as the yemen 2015 correspondent for "the times of london." come back, we will go to washington, d.c., as a muslim registry is being talked about in a trump administration with the model being the japanese-american internment camps. we will go to a man who grew up in one of those camps. he is currently a congressman. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. on wednesday, heads of the nation's top technology companies met with president-elect donald trump at trump tower. among those attending were apple ceo tim cook, facebook coo sheryl sandberg, and amazon ceo jeffrey bezos. the meeting was organized by trump transition team member billionaire peter thiel, who famously drove the news website gawker out of business, by secretly bankrolling a controversial lawsuit by wrestler, hulk hogan, against gawker media earlier this year. the meeting re

fdle agents arrested 49-year-old jesse william oller at his home on iona drive. investigators say they found he was downloading images of child pornography. he is also charged with violating his probation. and customers felt shaking and a little rumbling at a store but it wasn' ring. s beach store in clearwater beach today. city officials say hundreds of people were in the building, but no one was injured. the people standing outside on the second floor balcony when they felt the shift. hogan was holding an autograph signing, which was cancelled because the store had to be evacuated. tonight, an intense search is unfolding off the florida coast. for a passenger who reportedly fell from a cruise ship. and new developments tonight in that gryrocopter that landed on the lawn of the u.s. capitol. we will tell you just how close prosecutors say the florida man was to colliding with a plus, he tried to drive, run, and hide, but a local car theft suspect couldn' t escape the long arm of the law. eric: we are also tracking a wonderful night across central announcer: you'

we will speak with award-winning journalist iona craig. then we look at donald trump's proposal to build a registry of muslims living in the united states. >> we did it in world war ii with the japanese. call it what you will -- >> you're not proposing we go back to the days of internment camps, i hope. amy: he e will speakak with dedemocratic c commerce member e hondaa of c california who lived in a jajapanese american ininternment camps as a a child. and we will lookok at a "new yok times investigation looking at how the poor can often not afford the metaphysical programs which could lead to the criminal records being cleared. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynowow.org, the wawar ad pepeace report. i'm amy goodman. in syria, the chaotic evacuation of eastern aleppo continues amidst ongoing fighting punctuated by a series of short-lived cease-fires. this morning, the syrian civil defense, known as the white helmets, say a civilian evacuation convoy was atattacked by syryrian government fororces, killg o

the show that's dr jeannie zeno head of research at applied tech nomics and professor of government iona college i want to collar you i want to call it thank you dr appreciate it. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us for you guys to you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust artie catch another time. cranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i can make fifty thousand dollars truck so it shows that there are people who rush to a small town in north dakota was i'm unemployed and rate of zero percent is like the gold rush is very very similar to the gold rush but this beautiful story. with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here slow down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a tough reality that. i did the war planning for the principle force provider command in the united states military for years i've worked on this region for

women's hoops, maryland hosting iona. the terps struggle that time, but they had too many weapons.rene moseley chipped in 15 off the bench. maryland wins, 74-58. going back to uva, the five biblical principles are sewn into the collars of their jerseys, so they really take that to heart. back to you. kimberly: thank kimberly: another live look at the bald eagle cam. just about 24 hours after the d, the secondhatche egg has done the same. or thelled it pipping, egg begins to crack. you can watch the process live at wjla.com. devon: a little bit of flakes. tomorrow night, d.c. united at rfk, bring the rain gear. flakes will be mixing in late. rapids. kimberly: thank you for joini >>> welcome to "world news tonight." protesters trying to stop donald trump in his tracks. taking to the streets in arizona, blocking the main road to a trump rally. the massive delays, the arrests and the rallying cry from phoenix to new york. >> while donald trump doubles down tonight. >>> the passenger jet plunging to the ground, killing everyone onboard. a fireball lighting up the sky, was the pilot diso

on the show that's dr gina zeno head of research at applied tech nomics and professor of government iona college i want to call you i want to call it thank you dr appreciate it. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us for you guys too you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust artie catch another time. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. ranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars each or. i could make fifty thousand dollars a year girl with a truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to gold but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a t

another teenager is charged tonight in the death of the iona student. brandon lawrence was killed in new rochelle sunday morning. >> he was struck by a bullet meant for someone else. today we're hearing from his distraught family. joe torres is at the park with more. >> brandon lawrence had his whole life ahead of him. 19 years old. he was a student athlete last year at lincoln high school in yonkers. he was studying mass media as a freshman this year at iona college. this weekend, those dreams, that future cut short by a bullet on a ball field. >> reporter: the lawrence family of yonkers tonight trying so hard to understand the incomprehensible loss of a son, a brother, a nephew. 19-year-old brandon lawrence was shot and killed early sunday morning on a new rochelle ball field. >> i love my son. i loved him dearly. and he was killed so senselessly. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> everybody who knew brendon knew he was a loved child, a quiet child. just full of life. 19 years old. >> reporter: police arrested 19-year-old steven sing dese

women's who, maryland hosting iona. too many weapons. had 15 points. that was off the bench for stop maryland wins 74-58. the wizards hosting the knicks at verizon. john wall missing, but the rebound slam. win,ngton goes on to 99-89. rg iii reportedly met with the browns today on an official visit. visit went well. so the jets, the browns. has not signed anywhere yet. we will see how well the visits are actually going. kimberly: we wish him the best. coming u kimberly: abc 7's leon harris was working ov scholarship celebration. this was in potomac. scholarship makes sure that students at the prep school are able to expand their scholarship opportunities. it's a partnership between the archdiocese of washington in several other organizations. -- and several other organizations.

jeanne zaino from iona college. on that note, that'll do it for this edition of "upclose." if you missed any of today's program, you can catch it again on our website, abc7ny. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter in for diana williams. and on behalf of all of us here at channel 7, enjoy the rest of

and iona spoke to him first. she said, "we need to talk to this guy". we put him on air.le i was talking to him, i was wondering, "is this...?" to be honest, i was wondering, "is this some kind of fantasist? "because this is just too extraordinary, "what he's telling me here," about not having just seen the shooter, that's one thing, but having spent several minutes trying to warn the police that he'd seen a guy with a gun on the roof. and to be honest... ..i hesitate to say this slightly, but i'm a blind reporter. i had no idea what greg looked like. now, i know now he's a pretty striking—looking guy holding a can of beer — i didn't know any of this. and ijust wonder, you know, in a different world, whether i would have been prepared to take him as seriously. but i listened to him, i tested what he said, i got him to repeat things. i wanted to sort of verify whether he was consistent, because we were live with him on air — this wasn't pre—recorded, we were live — people were seeing this. it could have done a lot of damage if he was talking rubbish, it could have been inf

heather: we have a statement from iona presley, she has tremendous respect for her sisters in servicedecisions are made at individuals. someone that the squad would endorse. >> the socialist movement in the united states for decades, the squad is rewarding him for his efforts. what warren has been giving to the american people over her career that she is unelectable. looking at the situation and the landscape they will support the guy who is leading the socialist movement and they will support it. heather: 90% of their endorsement will hurt bernie sanders in the campaign. >> poles are good for you and bad for you. it will help for the moment. i don't know about the timing whether it would be good to endorse so early but i would advise them to say let's wait and get closer in the next three months and see what the endorsements will do to move the needle at that point. heather: timing is everything when it comes to these campaigns. have a great day. heather: the dea leaving no stone unturned. the la angels could face penalties and who agents are questioning in the overdose death -- lebr

congresswoman iona presley will introduce a resolution calling for impeachment inquiry against brettgh. rob: the cdc to combat the they thing prices have a seventh person dies from of apeing related illness. the governor there announced the use of flavored he cigarettes, the president is working on products and stores nationwide. donald trump says all fine point to iran's involvement in the unprecedented bombings of saudi oilfields. >> proof that iran is behind it? >> it is looking that way. i don't want war with anybody but we are prepared more than anybody, we wanted to find a definitively who did this in dealing with saudi arabia, the crown prince and so many other neighbors. we are talking about it together and see what happens. >> intelligence reports a sophistication of drone attacks prove houthi rebels didn't excellent. how will this escalate tense relations? rob: brett velicovich is live. how do you think the united states should respond? >> the latest attacks are proof the iranian regime is okay with upsetting the global energy supply and has no intention of stopping their d

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. >> reporter: iona diggs has lived in south l.a. for more than 60 years. her neighborhood has seen 74 more people shot in 2015, compared to last year. what kind of crimes have you seen increased? >> the shootings, drive-by shootings. >> serious stuff. >> reporter: all 21 lapd divisions are reporting crime increases. that's notable because crime had fallen dramatically in los angeles in the past decade due to a crackdown on gang-related crime. police attribute some of this year's crime spike to a resurgence of gang violence this summer. in august, lapd commander phillip tingirides told cbs news about a two-week span in south l.a. where 50 people were shot, 15 of them homicides. >> there were internal gang disputes, there were love triangles, there was domestic violence. most everything involved gangs in some way, shape, or form. >> reporter: since then the lapd has stepped up community policing. and made three times as many felony arrests. iona diggs says she's not going to let gangs take back her neighborhood. >> don't say this is your 'hood because it's n

joining me, we want to introduce jeanne zaino, professor at iona college. and ken, a recent graduate. are we voting for you? >> i guess so. i'm ready to go. ernie: are you excited about this? >> i am. i think what's going on here is nobody is really excited about one particular candidate. but everybody is excited about the process in general. we saw in 2008 people my age, 14, 15, 16, everybody got excited about it. we were very impressionable back then. we're ready to go down. our gears are greased. we're ready. >> our students are saying amongst young people. not amongst hillary clinton. she's not happy to hear that. on the republican side, students are spread more evenly. you don't hear a lot of the excitement and the fire you hear for bernie sanders. that said, they appreciate the entertainment factor. so donald trump has been very entertaining for them. as has bernie sanders has on the left. ernie: when you hear the fireworks and see the negativity in many ways, how do you and young people react to that? does it excite you? do you like it? >> fireworks

hearing room waiting for possible comments from democratic members of the committee and others as iona hill makes her way out. 202-748-8920 is the number to call for democrats. 202-748-8921 for republicans. and for all others, 202-748-8922. we'll get to your calls momentarily. again, there may be more from members. but this is it for hearings this week. in the house intelligence committee. the house itself and the senate as well both on break now for the thanksgiving recess. the house not become in -- back in session for legislative work, for votes, until december 3. >> you're not americans anymore! >> president putin is extremely strong and powerful. >> part of the scene outside the building where the hearings have been held across the street from the u.s. capitol. we'll wait to see if there are comments from other members. we haven't heard from democratic members yet of the committee. in the meantime we'll take your calls. 202-748-89 20. republicans, 202-748-8921. 8922. hers, 202-748- this is berenthea on the democrats line. caller: i've been watching the inquiry, i'm disturbed becau

iona presley is a founding member of the task force designed to stop project 2025. thank you for making time. you called project 2025 a far right manifesto. walk us through what you are actively doing. >> it is a frightening blueprint and a policy plan. it is a transition plan. with these extremists, they have proven, they do not make threats, they make promises. we have to do everything to stop it from becoming reality. it will dismantle the federal government as we know it and eliminate department of education and continue our march toward a national ban on abortion. a nation of forced birth. banning books and banning language, the word abortion, diversity, equity and inclusion. defunding title i. of course massive firings of dedicated civil servants and replacing them with trompe l'oeil is. this is a transition plan, they already have online portals to test the loyalty of people so they can replace public servants with loyalists. i have to call out the fact that the heritage foundation, they are saying it out loud. they deny that abortion is healthcare. one thing

jonathan: jeanne zaino there, of iona college and bloomberg contributor.the bond market, nothing. a snooze. treasury market going absolutely nowhere. it foreign-exchange, we have a weaker dollar, stronger euro. once we get past this debate, we clear the way later this week for economic data. payrolls friday is important. need to understand the degree to which the economy and recovery has lost moment in. we will get a snapshot of that little bit later this week. mckee talked to michael about this. he focused on the continuing mystery of thursday claim. this is not just about jobs report friday, the end of q3 and all of that to me, it is -- all of that. to me, it is about planes, and it is a mystery -- about claims, and it is a mystery. jonathan: 850,000 positive on payrolls is the median estimate right now. that range continues to be wide. the previous number, 1.3 7 million. lisa, can i throw this out there? stop playing it down. you were a great debater. we have seen the videos. we've seen it on vhs. lisa: i'll have what tom is drinking. i'll have one of t

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. >> that is a iona signoff. he is survived by his sister and son. he loved the giants. they are up top, and what a swing by alex dickerson. that is a grand slam. the giants led 4-1 but the wheels fell off at the six. they tie 4-4. and look right hear from dickerson. on the road to nowhere. that caused the giants two runs and they could not rally enough. in last in downtown denver, 7- 6. >>> they trailed 1-0 in the fifth. other batters went to the plate. they scored eight runs with two outs. it all came together for chris davidson. he cracked his first home run of the season and his first big game. he was one for 21 and the oakland a's have won three straight games. they leave the division for record of 6-4. >>> the nfl, there is one touchdown that is washington player jordan reed, he comes over and reunites with shanahan. shanahan was as offensive coordinator in washington. he had a 24 touchdowns and 65 games but has never played a full season because of injuries. >>> the san francisco chronicle says this is tiger woods at harding park during a practice round. he has an

"i'm very worried as a grandmother of will have to march off to war," said iona michaelis, will caucus for clinton. "and one of the big topics this crowd wants clinton to address is president obama's plan to use executive action to expand background checks for gun purchahas, " said deborah souverain for what the president called for this morning with his executive order," clinton says she would uphold those changes..and push for further gun control reform. deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: iowa senator joni ernst released a statement following the president's announcement saying quote: "i am opopsed to president obama's overreaching and unilateral actions; the american people should have a voice in this process instead approach that sidesteps congress and the people we were elected to represent. ernst says she remains committed to working to counter the president's decision locally, jenna: a lot of discussion surrounding president obama's executive action plan centered around strengthening gun laws to lower our country's gun olence. a gun kingsley iowa gununtore owner dave rem- en-s-s

ever be built patty klein al-jazeera washington or jamie zammitt was a political science professor at iona college she explains more about the challenges trump concise. he's not going to get his money until this is sorted out in the courts what's unclear now is if the courts are going to accept that the congressional democrats have standing to sue in this case it may be being that other people have standings to see with the state attorney generals for instance people who live on the border where this wall is supposed to be built in raise issues of eminent domain so it's unclear yet who the courts will see as having standing to suit he's not going to be able to use the money until this is sorted out in the courts whether it's expedited or not most legal scholars say this is going to take months if not as you mentioned the years it cut because we've never seen this happen before for all the states of emergencies that have been declared since the one nine hundred seventy s. about fifty eight it's never been done in this kind of situation where congress has considered and rejected the request

prior to the crisis and this was seen as a floor in the system but now it's proven to be a strain ionas here which allowed us to take appropriate measures and then. in a further effort to contain the spread of the virus the government also increased testing capacity germany didn't want to make the same mistakes as france or italy. there's always an element of luck no clearly and i think we were lucky that the crisis it's the 1st time is served as a warning to the general public this wasn't touche it's because i'm going to be also got lucky with so close not because it causes a lot of other virus. to fall on the computer sucking. led by chancellor merkel who holds a doctorate in quantum chemistry the german government followed the advice of experts as it said about tackling the epidemic. by now the epicenter of the crisis had shifted to the us. new york city began digging mass graves for its countless victims. the white house also consulted with experts. but unlike in germany their advice wasn't always heeded. maybe it's a president trying. to figure fast. and then i see the disinfectant

fdle agents arrested 49-year-old jesse william oller at his home on iona drive. investigators say they found he was downloading images of child pornography. oller is also charged with violating probation. new information, police arrest a minor in connection with the murder of a father and stepson. this was last month. investigators tell us the suspect is charged with one count of murder in the shooting last month in the winter park at the end of 46-year-old frank february. freeman and 24-year-old jordan ingram were killed. customers felt shaking and some rumbling but it wasn' t , coming from the ring. they were at hulk hogan' s beach store in clearwater beach today. this video just into wesh 2, you can see city officials saying hundreds of people were in the building but no one was injured. all of a sudden there was a shift on the second floor balcony. hogan was holding an autograph because of the evacuation. new developments tonight in the direct copter that landed on the lawn of the u.s. capital. when wesh 2 news at 6:00 returns just how close prosecutors now ,

sister station fox 28 tomorrow night with "i on the sister station fox28 tomorrow night with i own -- iona hawks. >>> tom brown's opening statement at media day today said it off, i like argos, and that's what the hawks are looking to get back nine out of the eight championships no national championship since 19 -- 1910. >>> the team says it's all about ownership and accountability up -- accountability up and down the woster -- roster. >> it's not about winning the singlet as a member to my vote -- above the 17 more as a guy who broke the line of it's ownership of the week class where you are competing for the top spot. every time every time out. >> what i am feeling i see now the camera to -- cammarata revis a lot better than in the past years and they train hard, accountable, holding me accountable that's -- that's good . >> because i -- i'm a leader doesn't night don't i'm not held accountable. something to prove the season even after making back -- back- iowa to be in, but clark told me that if he feels that way, a lot of other guys on the team feel that way too. covering the cooridor

iona, we know these talks are going to reconvene january 14th, just a couple of weeks from now. why will this next round succeed where previous rounds of talks have failed? >> they may not. i think really, all that's happened this week other than obviously lifting the siege and getting humanitarian aid in there which is import is agreeing to the next round of talks. so that's agreeing on agreeing to talk really. that's as far as we are getting at the moment. as you were talking about the fighting there, really, it looks like the coalition is trying to pick up pressure once again we saw this in september and the conflict got bogged-down. at the moment it's hard to be optimistic that really there are any closer to reaching a political deal or settlement that will result in a long-term cease-fire at the moment. >> in terms of changing the dynamic, it just seems as though every time they come to the table, there is a complete lack of commitment or political willingness to really engage with each other. we have seen now an escalation in the airstrikes in sanaa. it just seems as thoug

the youngest member of the team is swimmer iona winnifrith.i can't come because i've got a competition, which sometimes it can be a bit tough. but like i say, i have to deal with it. i'm going to be the highest competition in the world. and rachel choong will make history as the first female british para—athlete in badminton. it's crazy that i'm that person. but hopefully people, women and girls, can see what i'm doing and maybe be inspired by it. and, like, they can think that they can make badminton into a career of theirs and have a have a successful career. and i always say that although i'm the first, i won't be the last, and i think that's really exciting as well. and it all starts tonight, when 50,000 spectators will watch athletes parade down the champs—elysees to here, the place de la concorde, in what promises to be a spectacular opening ceremony. the paralympics is the biggest stage that there is. it's the ultimate goal. i'm hoping that i canjust pull out a performance of my life and get the gold. i'll be ready to fight, and hopeful