narrator: these units come armed with satellite phones, night vision goggles, and ak-47s. elephants are also shot from helicopters, as was the case with 22 elephants killed in garamba in march 2012. hutson: we do know for certain that the elephants were killed from a helicopter used as a shooting platform. they shot the elephants through the top of the head. they first herded them, and elephants instinctively group to a circle, with the babies and juveniles in the center and the adults facing outward for protection. and that's how their bodies were found. narrator: more than 90% of elephants in garamba park have already been killed as a result of massive and continuous assaults. ruggiero: it's well understood that elephants have a sense of mortality. they understand that a carcass of, say, one of their family members has had its trunk cut off and its tusks are no longer there. they will go to an elephant that's died. if the tusks are there, they will remove them from the carcass and pass them around frequely and carry them off into the bush, for example. so they're cogniza

displaying images of seized ak-47s and rocket launchers and highlighting testimony of grisly murdersnd rampant corruption. >> it's not uncommon to have firearms involved in a criminal trial like this. what is uncommon is to have rocket propelled grenades and ak-47s brought into the courtroom and shown to the jury. >> reporter: authorities say the drug lord terrorized mexico as leader of the sinaloa cartel. but he's better known for his audacious prison escapes most recently tunneling out of a mexican jail. a mistake of invince bilt now shattered. he stands to spend the rest of his life in prison. matt bradley, nbc news, new york. >>> and as we head into the christmas holiday we want to check on the weather around the country tonight, including the possibility of a white christmas. nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer is keeping track of it all. dylan. >> good evening, jose. for those of you looking for a white christmas, we do have a couple clipper systems that will move through the great lakes. the first moves through on sunday, producing a little bit of light snow. colder temperatures wo

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plenty of sunshine breezy conditions sno until 7:00 a.m.wihe hhest aks packing at least 2' of snow. we're going to time it out for you on what you can expect for your christmas day and how long this sunny weather will stick around with us. >>> the san jose police department is investigating an early morning shooting involving several of its officers. this happened at around 2:30 this morning on fruitdale and lee avenue. about a half a dozen patrol cars arrived on scene. we don't know exactly what led up to this shooting. but it is believed multiple officers discharged their weapons in multiple situations. >>> and public transit is offering limited service today. bart will have what is normally a limited schedule. the same goes for muni and caltrans. as for golden gate transit ferries will not be running. sneef with extra trains and trips available until 3:00 a.m. it's partly geared towards larger clouds on the san francisco water front. >>> on this christmas morning organizations across the bay area are preparing meals for those in need. >> at their location. 3:30 ellis street in sa

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he was walking down the street with a gun that looked like a real ak-47. he was ordered to put it down and lopez turned around towards the officer and that's where he shot lopez multiple times. late this afternoon, the sheriff announced that the sonoma county board of supervisors and the family agreed to settle the case for $3 million. >> my heartfelt condolences goodbye out to the lopez family, i can't imagine what it's like for them to go through this. it's a difficult road for the family and sheriff's office and this community. it impacted everybody here. >> the board of supervisors unanimously approved the settlement in a closed door session, the district attorney appropriates office cleared gailhouse of any wrongdoing already. the news conference is scheduled to be held at 2:00 this afternoon, we'll bring you more on this developing story today on the 4, sentencing has been delayed for michael flynn, the former national security advisor in march. he asked for the sentencing to be postponed and they made the request to allow michael flynn to continue c

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footage of inside affiliate ktva's newsroom after an earthquake near anchorage, ak friday dimond high dimond high dimond high school student anna krsnak took these photos of damage in various parts of the school following the earthquake. krsnak, a senior at the school, told cnn the quake hit during second period and students were evacuated after the first main aftershock. krsnak took the photos when she went back to the school to get her belongings. earlier kron4's catherine heenan spoke to a siesmologist about the earthquake in alaska - and the aftershocks. aftershocks.the alaska - and earthquake in about the siesmologist to a heenan spoke catherine heenan spoke to a siesmologist about the earthquake in alaska - and the aftershocks. (grant) president trump tweeted today to those affected by the earthquake. it reads... "to the great people of alaska. you have been hit hard by a "big one." please follow the directions of the highly trained professionals who are there to help you. your federal government will spare no expense. god bless you all!" (vicki) and this is a picture showing th

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the big help one local man was given to make real his vision of ake h stick minora. >> we head to break with a live look inside capitol hill. president bush is lying in state right now. overnight mourners walk past the casket to pay their respects. casket to pay their respects. our coverage of the from the first loving touch pampers swaddlers, tchoiceyour of hospitals, be this comfortin# is 2x softer and wraps your baby in our most premium protection so every touch is as comforting as the first pampers the #1 choice of hospitals, nurses & parents >>> president george h.w. bush continues to l instate. all morning long mourner have passed by has casket to pay thecr re. >> it's 5:00 a.m. and so far thousands of people passed through the capitol rotunda. so coming from out of state all to pay tribute to the 41st president. we have a look at the memorial service held for him last night. a checknt to begin with on your commute and forecast. >> melissa with a look at the roadsnd rails for us. >> big change in the weather since yesterday. degrees for high temperature. we won't be anywhere near

on that day andy carried a pellet gun made to look like an ak-47. when the sheriff's deputy arrived on scene, he said he told andy to drop the weapon. instead the boy turned and began raising the muzzle. he fired eight times, kills lopez on the spot. >> the reality is our deputy was faced with a weapon that looked like a real weapon that day and we can't change the > >>> afterward they showed the photo of it but that did not stop the protests. >> it ooh's very dangerous job the deputies do out there. sometimes we make a mistake and have to resolve it. sometimes it's just the right thing to do for the community to settle the case. >> reporter: the board of supervisors in sonoma county voted 5-0. the sheriff hit hard on the dangers. he said it's inevitable what happened here will happen again and it will be a tragedy. >>> now to breaking news outside seattle where authorities are assessing the damage from a rare toernds that tore through the area this afternoon. >> dude. >> bro, get out your -- >> it's all on recording. >> holy -- holy -- >> resident

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. >> it's great to be ak back at school. >> reporter: micah and maisie lost their pet. >> i'm so grlad that the school opened up. and did what they had to do to get the school are back here live where you can see signs with encouraging messages at this location. i'm told the staff worked throughout the weekend to get the this site ready for today. twlaer there were a lot of smiles, some hugs and some tears as students returned to some kind of normalcy, jodi hernandez, earns about b-- nbc bay area news. >>> 2017 was an expensive year for cal. much of it spent on riots and security. at the end of last year, the young americas foundation sued uc berkley claim beiing its fre speech was violated. cal will now pay the group 70,000 and make changes to its campus speaker policy. >>> a case of stolen guns has a woman challenging a federal agency. the guns were taken from a labeled "official vehicle" parked outside a federal building. they were snatched during a smash and grab burglary. she cited burdemurders that havn committed with stolen weapons and guns unsecured in a car violates a law she

newri this morninge george's county police have released additional information in ake deadly w stabbing. police arrested robert jackson. he's accused of stabbing him to death saturday morning. they were roommates at a group home. jackson was arresd at the scene. police are investigating the motive. >> family and friends of a d.c. teen shot and killed in southeast are remembering him as a good personho always was willing to help another. the family of geralda watson hed candlelight vigil last night. they woreee shirts bearing his face. they don't know why two people wearing a mask would chase him hoot him airwell and several times. >> whoever is responsible for i this, forgive you. >> police urge anyone in the community with information about this case to come forward. >> two police ficers were hit and killed by a train. thisle happened whi the officers were chasing a shooting suspect. both officers leave behind young children. >> two young men. both fathers. this holidayill never be the same. >> both officers have been on the force for just over two years. >> two prince george's county

there is no place to buy ake potato, there is no place to get a cup of coffee, to have a sip of tea.n buy a salad here. if you want to buy a salad in o west dayton, ty place you can get it is a burger king or a mcdonald's. ♪ >> macllis: as west dayton has been falling behind the rest cities like dayton have been, falling behind the more prosperous parts of the country, going back decades. >> if you look at the decline of manufacturinand the decline vibrant, the real turnints is the late 1970s.e starting in te 1970s, corporations started to muchiv more aggrey push back against labor unions. and they did so in part because the economy was becoming a bit more global, so they were able to threaten that they would move production overseas. and so we saw a plummeting of the role of labor unionsec ely at the time that inequality was rising. (cheering) >> macgillis: and then the reagan era ushered in tax cuts for the wealthy, and a wave of deregulation. at the same time, shareholderser started exng more influence on the way companies did business. >> you had bankers sitting inrk new corporat

they jumped into action after a man suffered att heart ak while waiting in line tovote. a former school employee collapsed there. they grabbed the schoolto defibril and shocked him twice to get his heart beating again. >> our responders are going to get there quickly, but there's bystander cally a there first, right? your neighbor, co-worker, that can be there first and render assistance. >> mayor bowser also recognized the first responders that took over from the good samaritan. >> today abeac t that serves alcohol will be opening up. this is what the taco bell cantina will look like. it's set to up open on the waterfront. you can choose from a variety of alcoholic drinks. beer, wine, and sangria. shareable appetizers and other fan favorites. and chalupas and gordidas. interesting. >> you can now shop at a secondh wae in the district. it's a block up from m street. you'll find the signature hoagies and coffees along with ble bulldog d shot. it's a double shot of express sexpresso and caramel and whipped cream. up next columbia heights, adams morgan, and here. >> you can

i think it is still too soon to .ake implications some of the big questions, still and canada and the.k. about whether to use their equipment. the u.s. will not use them. in terms of the timing of this, do you think there was a sense of urgency around arresting this executive if there have been violations of sanctions? sanctionslook at the questions, they came out in july. the timing of this, we can go through multiple theories if we like. number one, u.s. trade talks with china. number two, you have the 5g rollout. it could just be the first time that the chinese -- the company cfo was out of the country and an opportunity where she was able to be arrested. perspective, we think longer-term in terms of 5g equipment, this could be a potential negative impact for the company especial with the 5g rollouts coming out. had many warnings from security experts in the u.s. and canada about the use of the technology. it already exists across the world. do we need to worry about older technology? is it only the next generation? >> in terms of intellectual property infringement, the company has

ak weather seven-day forecast, cold morning, mild afternoon. scattered light showers.orth bay drops. that's about it. monday, it comes a level one. so we're getting some storms in here. that's a good thing. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> tomorrow on "good morning ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> firefighters in western german town were called out to an unusual emergeny this week. yeah, a tank at a chocolate factory overflowed, causing it to run out on to the streets. >> sounds like you're going to cry. >> it was tragic. firefighters eliminated the danger with shovels and muscle power. just slip and slide. >> with mout open. >> warriors were slipping and sliding all over. shocking tonight. > absolutely. the team with the best record in the nba came to oracle tonight, and the warriors didn't do anything to prove >>> warriors, raptors, round two tonight at oracle. klay thompson said he wouldn't be surprised if this matchup turns out to be a pr

so c -ak e >>> someone must have wischrist. one is flying close to earth right about now. christmas comet. it was first spotted more than 70 years ago. and it is back. astronomers are very excited. jeff, you're probably very excited. >> a cool name, right? nasa says there have been only ten other close comets that have approached this close. it came very close to us, about 7 million miles from earth. you can see at this time next few days but you may need binoculars. >> are you sure it is not santa? >> it might be santa. >> i'm no nasa scientist. >> i like where you're going with it. >> you can see, as we head through tomorrow, 61 degrees. a slight chance of a spotty showers in the north bay. a better chance of seeing it tomorrow. the christmas comet or santa. thanks for joining us. have a great day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- lin-manuel miranda --

ake a look at this mural in northeast d.c.eet artist is partnering with the toms shoe company to call for an end to gun violence. e ceo recently announced the company would donate $5 million in an effort to curb gun violence. that includes the cation of murals in the district and other major cities. tomss a company where if you buy a pair of shoes, it donates a pair to the children in need. >> the d.c. council is expected to pass new legislation today because of a investigation. they revealed a scheme by food truck operators at a take perm nan --ermanent hold of rea estate. it's now spread and some leaders want to put a sto toit. >> here with all the federal office cplexes and federal workers, food trucks do big business but what you see me is not what it appears. here's what happens just before lunch. a news 4 i team investigation reveals the truck operators have an elaborate plan to nab these parking spots each day. they park at public meter spaces and they swap in clds to hold the spaces overnight and then they bring the fo

now from abc7, live breaking ak news. >> tonight san jose city council meeting erupts into chaos. protests are chaining themselves tols chairs. police using bolt cutters to get them loose. >> several dozen more protesting outside over a proposed plan to sell land to google. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. that meeting started more than nine hours ago just at 10:00 p.m., council members returned to chambers to work toward a vote. >> kate larsson has been at city hall all night. what's happening now? >> reporter: >> no vote. no sale. >> reporter: so there's still discussion going on right now. we do not have kate for you at this moment. but they're having discussion on this because they said they would continue with the meeting once all the protests were taken care of. >> this involves land being sold to google and the debate over 50 acres of land. a lot of people want it used for affordable housing. so anyway, this was really unexpected that it turned into such a raucous event. again, that meeting is still going on right now. if we get update appearance a vote, we'll bring it

as we continue to remember the war hero this week, we also acmember the ak that happened 77 yrs ago today. this afternoon those that died in the attack will be remembered at the world war ii memorial here in washington. as part of the, ceremo 20 world war ii verans and survivors will place wreaths at we freedom wall. 2,400 americae killed in that attack. >> 4:33ight now. amber alerts for missing children and silver alert for missing seniors. they voted unanimously to create alert system for missing adults. it would use tv and radio broadcasts to share critical information with the public. the house takes up this bill. it's named for t prince george's county native. she was 19 years old when she vanished last year. she was too old for an amber alert and too young for a silver alert. after 11 days her body was found. >> a former school principal has been arrested for raping two girls decad ago. police say there could be more victims. he is charged wh multiple counts of rape and sex offenses. two years ago, she says he exually assaulted her in the 1960s. she was 14 years old at the time. ano

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that system moves out,akes that chance with it. no white christmas for us.peratures tomorrow are going to be in the low 40s. thing is, it's not going to be windy, it will take the bite out of it. won't be too cold. let's talk rain. we're going to stay dry through the top of the week. we move into thursday, that' when thehance starts to creep up. it's going to be thursday night. you'll notice thert clouds s billowing in and the rain begins late thursday and then your friday,hat could be bit of a washout, a bit of a soaker. here's a look at your hol aay travel how this weather is going time pact it. tomorrow, driving house to y house, if're going for food or for gifts, you should be fine, easy drive.av friday, delays are possible, whether traveling by air or by road, we are going to bete seeing this s making its way from the southeast, up 95, into the trstate area. everyone is going to be impacted by that rain. and then, if you are going for a little new year's eve turn up, oake sure you are bundling up. it is going be cold out there and we could be in for a l

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>> and questionably i think some of these ofanges the law and to accentuate the number of ak ballots that it in, those are in thes republicans will express concerns about. what we saw is trends getting worse for republicans in a lot of ways. where president trump did well teu look at indiana, missouri. those trends got b and here in california it got a whole lotorse. this effect and back lash arly in southern california we saw this in spayeds. so th elekds wction about furthering the trends we saw. >> so how can the republican party repair itself? or is it salvageable in its curent form? >> it's very challenging ins. suburban are southern california starters. but there's also an infrastructure party. it hasn't been focussed on message more broadly or the bigger question of how to compete state wide. i thing those are the sorts ofh things take time and ultimately may be itmp it sible in the trump era. >> the chairmanf the democratic california party now says he plans to resign in the wake of sexual misconduct claims against him. >> the allegations include things like unwanted touching

next rain chance is christmas eve, and that could be a widespread ak rainfall. over the weekend concord and fremont 60. san rafael and san francisco upper 50s with afternoon sunshine. the extended forecast calling for dry weather most of tomorrow, all of saturday and sunday. monday looks wet. that's christmas eve, and after that we dry out once again. cooler weather, highs in the 50s. wake up with our team for the latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30. as you mentioned, this is not a big weather event, but the timing with the critical part in that so many folks want to get up, head out to the mountains, do this and that. slow because of the rain. >> we always see that here. just a little rain slows things down. >> doesn't take much. >> thank you, paul. up next, while almost every letter to santa -- where almost ♪ the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you won't want to stop for anything else. [ barks ] ho! lease the c 300 sport sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> if you're one of the mil

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van hollen: to my knowledge that is th case, although we also know that presiennt trump has aking things up like that michael flynn was framed by the fbi, something michael flynn himself acknowledged he committed a crime and did it knowingly. , the president has been tweeting about different investigations. he can have his own views, but the facts are different and the judge laid down the facts today. ura: if we moved to the question of russians and social media, as targeting american voters, the russian operatives tried to target special counsel robt mueller himself and to discredit him. what do you make of that? sen. van hollen: it shows the ongoing campaign by the russian government to try to disrupt and sow seeds of division te the united s we know from that report that there was additional evidenc that russia interfered in our16 lections and did so to help donald trump, and now were know ts a continuing pattern including trying to undermine the special counsel.s this is serisiness. this is why senator rubio and i introduced legislation which would make it very clear up front, not af

the president tonight arguing mi his ake was ever hiring him. >> in retrospect i made a mistake, because what he did was o l unrelated to me except for s twthe that are not criminal and shouldn't been on there. they put that onto embarrass me. they put those two charges onto embarrass me. >> reporter: president trump also appeared to undercut his defense that cohen was acting a torney. >> very low level work. more public relad ons than he w. he was okay on television. >> reporter: tonight the "wall street journal" is reporting that federal prosecutors are investigating president trump's inaugural committee including whether it misspent donations. tonight the white hoys that has nothing to do with the president or the first lady. >>> a woman accused of being a secret agent for russia changed her tune and admitted that she i conspired nfiltrate the nra and relay intelligence on american politicians to the russian government. pete williams has the surprise twist. r: >> reporaria butina admitted today that when she was seeking to influence american politics, urging better re tions between th

political point people were submitting fake research in order to expose what they believed was a bias in ak and damia some of the fake research got through. or . go. and one trend we saw throughout the year was fact checkers retracting their fact checks what could be more embarrassing those who claim they are stopping the spreading misinformation actually spreading misinformation themselves and admitting to it based on what we've seen throughout the year it seems pretty clear that fake news will be well alive in twenty nineteen. r.t. new york. kind of hope for some rest spine from the fake news shenanigans as it is just after eight am on christmas morning at the white house. for. a. good. hollow. man. teacher it's. great that they have. bit of christmas cheer here on. your presents too quickly but she will a very merry christmas and happy holidays stay with us i'll be back in around ninety seconds. seemed wrong. just don't all. get together to shape our disdain you can't get the ticket and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common g

. ♪ >> aking the extraordinary statesman that surfed as vice president and president to join baseew anhe bush family even his service dog watching as the former president was honored by a 21 gun lute. at the capitol as the sunset, his flag draped casket arriving, another solute hands over hearts, an emotional outpouring, a parade of american dig tarries, his friend and former secretary of state, s jaker and former defense secretary dick cheney and colin powell, all there to say good-bye. >> today on behalf of the first family and my family and the american people, we offer our deepest sympathies and respects to your family and we thank you for sharing is ndpecial man with our nationhe world. >> reporter: the former president's passing marks the end of an era, the last of the greatest generation to occupy th oval office. nearly a half century after enlisting the navy, serving as the commander in chief that helped peacully end the cold war. >> the old ideas arew ain because they are not old, they are timeless, duty, sacrifice, commitment and a patriotism that finds its sion in taking par