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they're executing a search warrant for an ak-47.y got here, they encountered cher's dog. jack, the doberman who adored cher, was already at bill's place. no one knew exactly how he got there, but the dog was anxious, pacing nervously. >> jackie was really animated and agitated, and just kept circling and running up into the jungle. >> and the dog would come down and like bark at the people that were doing the search, and run up the hill -- "follow me, guys" and the dog led them up there -- >> reporter: this hill right here?" >> right here. and went up into the back of the property. >> reporter: jack bounded up and down the hill, until police followed him. and there -- they found something shocking. a mound of disturbed dirt. they began to dig. cher's husband keith waited at the bottom of the hill. >> the police went up with shovels, and then they came down, about two hours later, and said, "we need you to come up and take a look. >> reporter: in a shallow grave -- hidden under a mound of garbage, the police made a horrible discovery

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and an act of premeditated murder his body was then cut into pieces and disposed of turkey's ruling ak party says the show she's murdered couldn't have happened without instructions from someone at a high level and the saudi leadership. divers in indonesia have recovered the black box of the lion their passenger jet which crashed on monday it crashed only minutes after takeoff all one hundred eighty nine people on board were killed investigators hope the flight recorder data will help explain why the two month old plane went down. in the saudi embassy coalition has sent troops to yemen's port city of her data despite growing calls to end the fighting the u.n. says it's backing the u.s. demand for a political solution special envoys yemen is relaunching talks with the saudi coalition and with the rebels in suite in the. end of next week's u.s. . president donald trump has kept up his rhetoric on immigration he warned of tough action against the approaching migrants. heading towards the u.s. border president trump said those trying to cross will be detained and not released earlier he sa

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then i think people will -- assumed --ake have one of lake havasu city's biggest attractions is the london bridge. we will learn about how this bridge moves to the newly formed as it city. >> the bridge into the desert do not belong together, and a bridge from london -- that is totally over the top. and it still attracts everybody. >> in 1968, lake have a sioux city founder robert mcculloch purchased the london bridge and moved it to his newly formed city. in 1831,y completed the bridge carried londoners across the river thames for 137 years. increased traffic caused it to sync and prompted city of london leaders to auction the bridge for $2.46 million. the structure was dismantled and its blocks were relocated to lake have a sioux city, where in 1971, it opened as a tourist attraction. while in the city, we spoke with someone about the history of the bridge and the impact it had on the city. mcculloch bought the bridge, he left the biggest part in london. he cut slices of it from the outside, and that is what he brought over. there were about 10,000 pieces of bridge, and he sold it in lon

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i will explain with the ak wa accuweather forecast coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >>> we are in the final 48 hour s before the midterm elections. president trump is going to be working rite down to the wire. he had two rallies saturday and two the more today and three tomorrow. meanwhile, former president barack obama is going to be rally norg democrats in chicago today. abc news white house correspondent tara palmieri has more. >> reporter: this morning the final 48 hours before the crucial midterm elections and the powerhouse candidates from both sides crisscrossing the country. president trump in the final leg of a 44-city campaign blitz. >> if this election is based on crowds, they might as well cancel it, because we won. >> reporter: trump rallying for the candidates in states that the he won. today, rallying in georgia and tennessee and tomorrow in tripling down in indiana, ohio and missouri. the president touting economic gains while admit nag the crotig kouds are more riled up about immigration and the border. >> we can talk about the economy, bu is, and we have tole solve problem

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try to use they statement that many politicians are angry that they're pretty chairman of the ruling ak party called donald trump statement comical and has accused the u.s. of turning a blind eye to murder tony berkeley has more now from istanbul. president donald trump's statement of support for saudi arabia was perhaps no great shock in turkey but there was derision. yesterday statement is just comical the cia would know not only who killed them but what color the consulate cats were. the turkish government has said nothing officially but privately is angered by the us president ignoring a horrific murder because of economic reasons and there are worries this could lead to other governments abandoning human rights if you have a situation in the united states where you have a leader which is hostile to principle if you have a situation that you have a new if you knew where many leaders who once. defending human rights principles are now indifferent or silent or abuses taking place for example here in turkey or elsewhere i think this is a very. damaging time for human rights principles

with us throughout the day and we'll beeeping an eye on the traffic and the crowds at the airport l ak for live reports at the next half hour. >> speaking of, we have an update on the fire that forced metro to suspend service along the green and yellow line last night this all happened at mt. vernon square when flames were spotted just outside of the station. service had to be stopped in the area for about an hour. no o was hurt. >> developing this morning, officials in chicago are vestigating aeadly shooting at a hospital. you're looking at a view of t mercy hospital on chicago's south side. officials say aolice officer and two hospital employees were killed in yesterday's shooting. the suspected shooter was also killed. it's not clear if he killedf himsr if he was killed by police. this morning workers and patients are telling their stories. devastatin just all of this happening days before thanksgiving. wehowed you the view of the scene from the sky. here's a look at what the terrified people had to deal with on the ground. one doctor described the scene e inside hospital as pure ch

it,akes you sick to look at but he was a very, very mentally ill person. [inaudible] president trump: well, he was a war veteran. he was in the marines, he was in the war, he served time and saw pretty bad things. a lot of people say he has the ptsd and that is a tough deal. we are spending, as you know, i have given funding to the vets for ptsd and for general health of ptsd. it is a big problem. people come back and it is a horrible thing. when they come back they are never the same. [inaudible] i don'tt trump: well, like abusing any privilege, but when i see something that we should do, i always do that, yeah. i always do that. i believe you should. president trump: when it is a worthy situation, i believe it. >> will matt whitaker be involved in the russia probe? president trump: it's up to him. >> do you want to rein in marburg mueller -- robert mueller? president trump: what a stupid question. what a stupid question. but i watch you a lot, you always ask a lot of stupid questions. will you be signing the birthright citizenship executive order? eventu

. >> anthony: is that an ak piñata?ata. >> anthony: wow. >> david: so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons, like, hidden throughout. i got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> anthony: you need -- you need a puppy, man. [ laughter ] >> anthony: you need a puppy. >> david: i do need a puppy. [ laughter ] i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> anthony: yeah, sure. >> david: all right, so, just sit. >> anthony: sit? >> david: right there. and -- sorry. don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> anthony: i want to know, and you were on record, you said, you know, young people, uh, looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> david: oh, okay. i try to be open-minded about things, right? but, well, i'm racist. you know, for me, i've given it a shot. and then i end up in a situation where i feel like i'm dating my mom. >> anthony: so, what characterist

consulate in istanbul his body was then cut into pieces and disposed of a spokesman for turkey's ruling ak party says that the show she could not have been killed without orders from senior officials. this is not an event that can be done without an order from a high level the organization is event has been premeditated that the saudi chief prosecutor stated and it has been done in such a brutal way as declared by our own chief prosecutor as well he was killed as soon as he entered and i was late to disband better how far in advance has the event been planned and who gave the order we are in a position to see this clearly from the start we haven't accused anyone but we will not allow a couple of. donald trump is facing increasing pressure from across the us political spectrum to take action against saudi arabia a bipartisan group of senators is calling for an investigation to be carried out as soon as possible why cannot reports from washington. president trump of days of silence on jamal khashoggi death after being asked whether he felt betrayed by the saudi denial of responsibility for i

someone aked to couple days ago, he said if executives want to do it, they would do it.ill see probably more consolation within the internal domestic market. countries like spain and italy come to mind. i'm not sure it will solve the chronically profitability's that some of those banks have. they ared of the day, very much dependent on the shape of the curve and the level of interest rates. we need to see how the qe will eventually translate in quantitative tightening next year in europe and if there is any hope, or eventually some rates rise, which at the moment does not seem very likely. anna: what do investors in the banking sector make of the possibility of a labour party government? resigned, werob saw rbs shares down by 10% or so. oversuggested this was concerns about the labour party's plan to interfere with the strategy at rbs. is a predominantly state-owned bank. they have a lot of capital. i think rbs would be one of the best out performers today. what are they going to do with this excess capital? that ak -- the risk is more, should i say, interventionist trea

ak >>> we have bg news coming to you at this hour. this is tragic news. officer hunterhe edwards of winchester police department was killed in a late night car crash. we're told he was in his police crg ser respond a call about a fight when thatrash happen happened. fficer edwards was with the department for fouars. he leaves behind a wife and stepson. >> today the roads andwi airway be really busy with people trying to get back home. >> that might be your loved heading out, too. folks traveling for the thanksgiving holiday but it's back to realy as the work week begins. derrick ward is live at reagan national airport. leading up tothanksgiving, we saw quite a crowd there. i'm wondering as folks are headed back home what is it lookinglike? >> well, we're seeing waves of folks. this is what you can probably expect to see if you're headed toeagan national. probably other airports in the area. a lot of peoplertdeg. d.c. -- >> we lost derrick ward, we'll reconnect wit it looks like a consistent flow, we saw surge of traffic going into reagan national which wa

ake this storm strongerthis on friday, with closely to 1 and a quarterer inch. by this weekend, we dry out and maybe another chance of rain next tuesday. temps in san francisco, upper 50s and low 60s. the jacket and the umbrella as we head into the next couple of days. going to see aseeera, snow tomo. 8 to 20 inches expected, snow level around 6,000 pete. anything like this is great to keep the fire danger down. >> it will be nice just to breathe again. >> yes, someone asked me can i open my windows? based on the data, you can. >> thank you, 1ye6. >>> up next, the punishment for the rr after confronting a fan. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, we are planning catch phrase with michael strahan. and plus we have music. it's a great show. do not change the channel. it's a good one tonight. >>> happening now, big change coming to santa cruz county. the board of supervisors voted to get rid of those plastic shampoo bottles in hotels and motels, calling them aazaches. the ordinance goes into effect in 2020. this is likely the first ban of its kind in the country. l

m >>>aking you excited for mar madness, but this weather is a bummer. >> march is also a windy month. >> not this windy. >> never mind. i won't speak out of school. >> remember thi past march, march 2nd, friday, march 2nd, our windiest day in more than 20 years. howling winds all day long. so the march lion, you know -- >> yes. >> march madness. you know, some mornings are harder than others. 36 in washington. winds out of the northwest averaging 15 miles per hour but gusting a lotigherhan that mps these are current wind chills now. een drivens have back into the teens and 20s for most of the area because the winds are gusting between 25 and 30 miles per hour already. these wind gus will get close to 15 miles per hour this afternoon. the weather service has issued the weather advisory for all of thed.c. metro area and points north and west. all of th areas from the blue ridge, shenandoah valley.sc ning the skies, skies are partly to mostly cloudy. more clouds the you live or travel. there are some snowflakes flying in that nwithwest . not going to accumulate. there could be aassing sn

. >>> 5:38 on this saturday morning, springtime ak ccent in virginia town made for nice teather.el explain tha ahe'lad >>> well, they were some of the best seats in the house, to the town. >> that's right. nity artss long com project has come to an end. in the spring we told you about the love seats that louden county artistsere creating to set up. the seats were sponsored bysi busses that placed them on their properties. but tonight, those love seats are being auctioned off to raise money for future art projects around town, like these holiday decorations made possible from previous art projects. that is the money from all but eone of those l seats. this one was designed and d grove higtwo w school students and the proceeds from this love seat will benefit the charity alex's lemonade stand. the non-profit alex's lemonade stand started in 2005 by the parents of a little girl who died a year earlier from cancer. during her s battle, alextt opened up a lemonade stand in her front yard. she did it toey raise m for her own treatment as well as for other children's treatment. all thes

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. >>> 4:29.ak tragic bg news in bethesda. >> two people have been killed in an overght house fire. >> a neighbor called for help after seeing the flames. when they got there at 1:00, the home was well engulfed in fire. this is where it was located a few blocks away from the friendship heights metro block. it's on the d.c./maryland lines. our justin finch is busy now on the ground gathering the latest information and we'll have that for us live coming up at 5:00. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. it's 4:30now. also at this hour we are getting spady for another busy day of travelially at our local airports. today is expected to be one of the most congested days of the year when it comfl to ng. obviously you see the highways there pretty busy. if you're up early to catch a flight though or if you're will wantt today, you to leave extra time to get to the airport and through security. luckilyeather shouldn't add any extra issues for travelers unless you are heading for florida, you want to bundle up. wouldn't it be nice t head to chuck bell for the storm team 4 forecast. chuck, not qu

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>> reporter: special counsel robert mueller says the material was stolen by russians and spread by aks. tonight, assange's lawyer says it's a dangerous president to charge someone for l publishing truth information. richard engel, nbc news, london. >>> a judge ordered the white house to temporarily return a cnn's reporter press pass today. the white house had revoked jim acosta's cr entials after he angered the president with questioning and refused to give up the microphone as a news conference last week. a news conference last week. t a news conference last week. a news conference last week. t a news conference last week. >>> there is a turn to the russia investigation, we coulbe days away from president trump answering some of robert mueller's questions for the first time. peter alexander is here with us in new york tonight. what's the president saying? >> this does mark a new milestone in t investigation. president trump saying he's finished writing s answers to robert mueller's questions after 18 months of complaining about the russia investigation, the president insted at mueller

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. >>> more b aking newstonight. allegations from reporters that president trump is trying to shut out the media after one of the country's top political corresponden was barred from the white house. >> this evening, cnn's jim acosta tweeted out new video of a secret service officer taking away his credentials. check it out. >> i am in front of the white house, secret service officer is asking for my hard pass, obviously no hard feelings to thefi ofcer, but i am now giving my hard pass to the secret service. >> his credentia were revoked after a testy exchange with president trump a during news conference. the white house points to acosta's interaction with the intern handling the microphone here. acosta says he was just trying to ask a question. >> are you -- >> that's enough. that's prough. >> mr.ident. >> that's enough. that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. that's enough. >> you are a rude, terrible person you shouldn't be working for cnn. go ahead. >> several hours later, white house press secretary sarah sanders t

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