here to explain what alan dershowitz really means is former harvard law school professor alan dershowitz of "ter tror tunnels -- e case for israel's just war against hamas." thank you very much for coming back. i am sorry we ran out of time last night. we're going to have more time. i want you to respond in whatever way you like. but what i'm hoping after what you saw in france today, you can at least now retract or correct the statement france rewards every terrorist. >> well, first, lawrence, thank you for having me back on. i'm certainly happy to make peace. i enjoy your show. what really got me angry is i felt a little bit as if i were blind sided last night. because i was asked to come on about one subject and then suddenly you threw this other subject at me. i can imp pro-vise. then you quoted this totally out of context. my point is when you reward any terrorist, you reward all terrorists. you can't pick or choose the way france has historically done. for year, france was releasing all the middle east terrorists that they were arresting because they were trying to protect their ow

gloria allred and alan dershowitz.ing it a little short because i have some breaking news i want to get to tonight. two nypd officers two nypd officers have been shot tonight in the bronx. one was shot in the arm. the other was shot in the back. the officers have not been identified yet. both are expected to survive, though. the shooter still on the loose tonight. again, two nypd officers shot tonight in the bronx. one was shot in the arm. the other shot in the back. the officers have not been identified. again, both are expected to survive. we're going to get more details on them, and we'll bring that to you as soon as we get them. in the meantime a hedge fund manager shot to death in his tony new york city apartment. his son is under arrest. what can be the motive here? the latest in this ripped from the headlines story when we come right back. well somewhere along the way emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which mea

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alan es mayor. >> mark es muy guapo. >> jeni con alan tatcher! >> 4 contra 1!a iniciativa lo vamos a hacer en guadalajara vamos a trabajar toda la noche, toda la madrugada por martÍn. es amigo mÍo el estaba antes en calibre 50... es una canciÓn de una mujer elegante que le gusta la buena vida, que la pasa muy bien, disfruta... voy a hacer por las escenas de disfrutar la vida. aunque sea por hoy. >> confiesa que siente una debilidad por la mÚsica grupera porque dice que es de sus raÍces. >> voy a tener una participaciÓn con los recodos van a hacer una canciÓn muy bonita para hablar de que queremos ser positivos y que queremos paz. soy del norte... gente de allÁ igual que ellos me gusta ir a los palenques y escucharlos. >> la actriz estÁ emocionada por el antagÓnico... >> ya empecÉ las grabaciones les pido por favor que sigan siendo asÍ de amables conmigo despuÉs de que me vean porque voy a ser muy mala, va a ser algo muy diferente. me estÁ costando muchÍsimo trabajo ya mÁs adelante que empiecen a ver imÁgenes van a decir ya entendÍ por quÉ. no quiere caer en rum

alan began with a -- alan's presentation was, people like peter and myself, allen never feel comfortable unless we see a well worked out model. of course that wasn't in this paper but as peter alluded to, i don't think it's there in the literature, even in alan's earlier work in 2007. when i was in graduate school and i learned that savings arguments, the effect of uncertainty on them depend on the third derivative of the side the political economy of how peter was reacting to and if this were a purely social reacting problem, this is a new problem. so what allen is doing is doing a disservice by sticking the neck out by making a strong proposal which i hope would lead to the research that would get underneath us. >> and you have not spent all of your life in academia and you have spent some time on the joint tax committee a and do you really think that members of congress even if we say, the median and above members of congress can actually distinguish between what's a projection and wa h's the uncertainty around that projection? are with we being a little bit naive here if we think tha

it was clear alan turing was human. to me that's an inspirational thing which is a great heroic person who makes us understand the nature of our humanity and how we have to respect each aspect of our humanity. that machine that he built with his team at bletchley park england was a great electronic machine called colossal which helped break the code. but it wasn't odd enough what you would call the turing complete machine at the because it only had one purpose which was breaking the enigma codes are the german codes. to be a rogue computer because i asked myself on the book who did the first computer and you think it would be easy since it's one of the most important events of our time. besides the computer at bletchley park there to computers that are in contention the united states very there's one in germany that gets bombed by the allies during during the warranty never completed or the one in the electronic computer. there's a guy at iowa state named john vincent atanasoff and this will illustrate the difference be

alan dershowitz says he wants these accusers' lawyers disbarred.gations were false. >> well look when he comes out -- and you can understand if he's upset and i know alan as with well. in fact was just talking to him behind your studio about a month ago at length. had a nice chat. obviously, he is disturbed by this. the idea that somehow he is going to get the lawyers disbarred, i think, is far fetched. what he is trying to do is by filing the declaration or making public the declaration, he is also saying he's going to try to intervene in this lawsuit and, surprise surprise jeff and i disagree a little bit. the lawsuit is not that bizarre, because there is something called the crime victims act. they are alleging that what happened here is the federal government gave him a pass epstein, with an -- npa, nonprosecution agreement and flipped him over to the state so that he would do easier time and get out, basically and that they under the act, have the ability to sue over this. and now what they're trying to do is they're trying to add some other v

joining me now is alan dershowitz. professor dershowitz.oke you would have filed a complaint against these lawyers. they've now filed against you. but first, let's get right to where i know you want to go, which is deal with these specific accusations as we know them. what is your response? >> i was never on the island where she was. and i was never on a plane with her that can be proven by documentation. i am thrilled their' suing me for defamation. i'm interested in putting them under oath. because right now, they have accused me of these horrendous things without a single affidavit, without a single piece of evidence. they just threw it into a pleading in a case where i'm not even a party. it's like a drive-by legal shooting. my only response could be to get them under oath. i have challenged her to formally accuse me of rape and i will wave statutes of limitations and subject myself to prosecution. but if she accuses me of rape formally, she goes to jail for making a false charge. i have challenged the lawyers to go under oath and repea

alan dershowitz joins me now. professor, i think context is important in this case. am i right in saying this is a lawsuit in which you are not a named party but nevertheless you were named as having had sex with an underage woman? >> yes, i'm not a party and it was just like a drive-by shooting. they just said oh by the way, prince andrew and alan dershowitz had sex with this woman who i never met, don't know couldn't have been in the places that she said i was at the time. for example, she said i was in jeffrey epstein's ranch. i was there once for an hour with my wife and daughter and two friends. the private island i was there for one day with my wife my daughter a professor of harvard, four members of his family. it's literally impossible that it could have happened and the woman knows that and that's why she's refused to come on your show or any show and repeat her false allegations in public because she knows i could sue her. they've hidden behind the litigation privilege, put it in a document didn't give me an opportunity to respond, forced me into speaking o

had no idea about alan touring >> i know. not enough people do.double tragedy not only of his demise and how he was treated by the very government that he helped save but at the end of reading that script, the emotional impact of the story was raw but also the feel of anger and frustration. this man hadn't achieved recognition that he deserved in his too short life. and you know, it's a very weighty responsibility when you're portraying somebody who existed whose legacy is important to his family to the gay community to the science community. but also to people who have yet to meet him. this is a chance top shine a bit of a light on somebody and engage people and our version of the story and ask people to investigate. obviously a very complex man. leading andrew hodges beautiful biography which the script is basedo and it's about him building a machine to try and break the german enigma code. using an algorithm that's still employed with google search engines. this guy's legacy continues well into our lives and beyond. it's a story of the kind of

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live at the story. alan. >> dan and ama this is the suspect's home that he is accused of setting on fire. investigators say there is really no connection to the other homes. they say he simply went on a fire starting spree and randomly picked out his targets. >> the first fire erupted around 1:00 this afternoon on ashwood drive. flames were shooting out of the townhouse when the firefighters arrived. >> she said there is another fire over there. we look over there and it was blazing just like this one was. >> we need more hose. >> as more 9-1-1 calls poured in, police began to suspect an arsonist. >> we are talking about five separate locations with multiple fires. >> three townhouses were set on fire along with two single-family homes. >> i saw the martinez police a couple of guys had garden hoses and nozzles trying to help protect the fire pr spreading. >> earlier in the day police checked in on david boyle. he was being evicted and neighbors were concerned. >> then he started to be erratic in what he

alan? >>reporter: well the waves not exactly crashing over the sea wall rate now but we could see it this time tomorrow that's a concern because the warm weekend temperatures could attract a lot of people to the coast. >> sneaker wave actually a big one. >>reporter: al says never turn your back on the ocean. he was swept off a rock and injured while fishing and recently he experienced a huge wave while standing on the end of this pier in pacific came. all of a sudden just the waves. shake that if section over there and we have scared got out of here. >>reporter: high surf advisory to the big sur coast line in effect through the weekend. so you can expect frequent conditions in which 2 sets of waves stack up to form one huge rogue wave. >> just sheer power out there will really hold you down under water for a long time. >>reporter: ben says he will be surfing at mavericks which could get hair but says it's just as dangerous standing on the shore. >> really big swell and really high tide if t

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his name is alan turing. so i worked very hard, but next week benedict cumberbatch will do it a thousand times better than i'll be able to do, and it's a really cool movie called "the imitation game." and what alan turing did was threefold. first of all, he loves history. he understands ada lovelace. he builds on ada lovelace and the notion of a general purpose computer because he has to solve a very complicated math problem. as much as i love math, i won't burden you with the problem except it's how you figure out whether things are provable or not in math. and he wants to figure it out and he does a mechanical process to do so. and to do it he comes up with the concept of a machine that can compute any logical sequence. it's basically universal. it can do anything. he uses it to solve the math problem but frankly the math problem -- except for a few math geeks here -- is not the more important part. the more important part was this concept of the univ.al or total -- universal or total logical machine that c

alan? >>reporter: well the waves not exactly crashing over the sea wall rate now but we could see it this time tomorrow that's a concern because the warm weekend temperatures could attract a lot of people to the coast. >> sneaker wave actually a big one. >>reporter: al says never turn your back on the ocean. he was swept off a rock and injured while fishing and recently he experienced a huge wave while standing on the end of this pier in pacific came. all of a sudden just the waves. shake that if section over there and we have scared got out of here. >>reporter: high surf advisory to the big sur coast line in effect through the weekend. so you can expect frequent conditions in which 2 sets of waves stack up to form one huge rogue wave. >> just sheer power out there will really hold you down under water for a long time. >>reporter: ben says he will be surfing at mavericks which could get hair but says it's just as dangerous standing on the shore. >> really big swell and really high tide if t

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live at the story. alan. >> dan and ama this is the suspect's home that he is accused of setting on fire. investigators say there is really no connection to the other homes. they say he simply went on a fire starting spree and randomly picked out his targets. >> the first fire erupted around 1:00 this afternoon on ashwood drive. flames were shooting out of the townhouse when the firefighters arrived. >> she said there is another fire over there. we look over there and it was blazing just like this one was. >> we need more hose. >> as more 9-1-1 calls poured in, police began to suspect an arsonist. >> we are talking about five separate locations with multiple fires. >> three townhouses were set on fire along with two single-family homes. >> i saw the martinez police a couple of guys had garden hoses and nozzles trying to help protect the fire pr spreading. >> earlier in the day police checked in on david boyle. he was being evicted and neighbors were concerned. >> then he started to be erratic in what he

joining us now via skype alan dershowitz. he's want feeling well today. at harvard law school. alan, thank you for bearing up to do this tonight. >> well, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. lou: alan, let's start with the plea deal, if i may before we move to this. how in the world was a us attorney involved in a plea deal that was constructed by -- and largely by you as i understand it, and given such a light sentence, given the level of charges, and agreed to facts? >> well, i did it along with very good lawyers, ken star kay, republicans and democrats alike. they had a very weak case. they had to rely on the word of witnesses who had long records of lying. and so we were able to strike a plea bargain which my client didn't like. he thought it was too tough. i thought it was a good deal. the idea that i would be charged with having sex with minors is just outrageous. and, you know, she charged me with specifics. sex in a ranch in new mexico. i was once for an hour with my wife and daughter when it wasn't built yet. sex on a private island. i was

adam: alan, ask you a two-part question.st i was at the movies, every trailer seemed to be a disney film. the second thing is, aren't movie theaters yesterday's news given the fact we saw in the inter"view," everything will go into digital distribution? take first one. >> too cold to go to the movies in chicago. i don't think anybody will leave the house. that is disruptive technology. they get entaintment on their terms with some choices and so many movies. old style of paying money and sitting next to someone in movie theater, someone you don't know, i think will be ancient news. i don't think movie company stocks are in the future. i think technology will be displaced like it was in the brokerage business. just like it was in the banking business. better for the consumer. consumer has more choices to bring down costs but doesn't help movie companies. adam: give lori the last word on this one. lori, you know, whole generation of people miss out on joy of having your feet stick to the floor at movie theater. >> and throwing

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alan? >>reporter: well the waves not exactly crashing over the sea wall rate now but we could see it this time tomorrow that's a concern because the warm weekend temperatures could attract a lot of people to the coast. >> sneaker wave actually a big one. >>reporter: al says never turn your back on the ocean. he was swept off a rock and injured while fishing and recently he experienced a huge wave while standing on the end of this pier in pacific came. all of a sudden just the waves. shake that if section over there and we have scared got out of here. >>reporter: high surf advisory to the big sur coast line in effect through the weekend. so you can expect frequent conditions in which 2 sets of waves stack up to form one huge rogue wave. >> just sheer power out there will really hold you down under water for a long time. >>reporter: ben says he will be surfing at mavericks which could get hair but says it's just as dangerous standing on the shore. >> really big swell and really high tide if t

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live at the story.n. >> dan and ama this is the suspect's home that he is accused of setting on fire. investigators say there is really no connection to the other homes. they say he simply went on a fire starting spree and randomly picked out his targets. >> the first fire erupted around 1:00 this afternoon on ashwood drive. flames were shooting out of the townhouse when the firefighters arrived. >> she said there is another fire over there. we look over there and it was blazing just like this one was. >> we need more hose. >> as more 9-1-1 calls poured in, police began to suspect an arsonist. >> we are talking about five separate locations with multiple fires. >> three townhouses were set on fire along with two single-family homes. >> i saw the martinez police a couple of guys had garden hoses and nozzles trying to help protect the fire pr spreading. >> earlier in the day police checked in on david boyle. he was being evicted and neighbors were concerned. >> then he started to be erratic in what he wou

and there's a question about whether he could be forced or bill clinton could be forced, or even alan dershowitz acting as epstein's lawyer in this case, could any of these men be forced to give sworn testimony in this lawsuit? >> they probably could if the lawsuit moves forward. now, i am a friend of professor dershowitz and i believe his denials. how his name came in this, he was epstein's lawyer. >> i'm not saying he is innocent, i don't know what happened. but they sound like the denials of an innocent man. they're category -- they're unqualified denials. >> right. here's how i read this. this is not about the private life of prince andrew or bill clinton or professor dershowitz. this is about a government doing a favor for an admitted pedophile because of who his friends are. and doing it in a way that violated its own laws and its own rules and the statutes that it's sworn to uphold. what government did this? this was the george w. bush justice department doing this in 2008. this is not barack obama doing a favor for another democrat. this is bush's justice department doing this

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang is live where the stars are out tonight. alan?and they are shooting a scene right now. that's why we have to be quiet on the set. they closed down college avenue a few times already because the movie takes place in the 80s and they can't have modern day cars in the background. bystanders have been trying to catch a glimpse of the stars. >> rolling. >> for one night college avenue in berkeley is transformed into a scene from the early 80s where apple co-founder steve jobs and steve wozniak are brainstorming in a local restaurant. >> we heard they spent time down on telegraph avenue, the record shops. woes -- steve wozniak was a cal student. >> every detail including the license plate on this mustang has to match the period. this store owner is also an extra. >> did it help you get the job? >> they want the car more than me. >> seth rogen plays the waz. she appears to have met jeff daniels. >> i said hi but i don't think he heard me. it is cool. >> that is jeff daniels sitting in his car. >> that's his chin. >> that's his face. i sa

alan wang is live in san rafael along sir francis drake boulevard with the story. alan? >> sir francis drake boulevard is where you could hear them yelling at each other and honking their horns in frustration. the frustration can be felt all the way back to highway 101. and that is why there is an effort to put this project on a fast track. ask anyone about the eastbound commute during rush hour and this is what you will hear. >> it is bad. it stops up and it slows the rest of the traffic down. >> that's why mark levine has introduced urgency legislation to speed up restoration of a third lane on the bridge. currently it is an emergency lane. >> it would relieve highway 101 and a lot of people's headaches and frustration. >> commuters are forced to take a long slow drive down sir francis drake boulevard to get to the bridge. the back up also causes congestion on highway 101 for drivers headed north. >> when i was living in petaluma it would add another 30 minutes to it if i was coming from the san francisco area. it was backed up from the golden gate bridge. >> for local

alan wang reporting live from pier39. >> thank you alan. >>> another check on the weather and what has been going on in the east coast and the mild temperatures here. >> it did not hit as hard as some people feared. around here it is mild as can be. sandhya patel has the forecast. >> dan and ama, it is the tale of two coasts. it is a drastically different situation. the snow continues to pound the northeast. it is starting to wind down a bit. the blizzard did leave its mark. daily record was almost two feet and some areas got up to three feet. if you are doing some traveling bay back east the snow should be moving off the coast tomorrow late morning hours. live doppler 7hd it would be great to see some snow and rain. visibility is down between vacaville and fairfield due to the fog. it is back. watch out during the morning commute. san jose, driest january. when you look at 2015, you are right up there. it may go down in the history books as the driest ever. the average rain is over three inches. san francisco has gotten no measurable rain for this entire month. that will go down as th

nuestro querido alan. >> buenos dÍas! aÑo que viene podrÍa ser otro de nosotros anunciando un embarazo. vamos para allÁ. >> conmigo no cuenten! >> ya verÁn por quÉ se los digo. >> yo ya estoy viejo para eso, esperarÉ los nietos, y todavÍa no. >> suenan campanas de boda. >> vamos con las muchachas mejor. >> vamos hablar de un tema buenÍsimo. se dice que la distancia nace el amor. en este 2015, si ustedes quieren conseguir su media naranja, les vamos a dar unos pequeÑos gestos que podrÍan cambiarle la vida y enloquecer a los hombres. aquÍ estÁ la sexÓloga amor antÚnez. >> vamos a hacer que johnny tiemble! >> ¿cÓmo los gestos femeninos transmiten mensajes a los hombres? >> mujeres, una imagen dice mÁs que 1000 palabras. por otro lado, el sentido de la vista para ellos es muy importante. y esto va a servir tanto si yo estoy soltera buscando alguien en un espacio abierto como si tengo mi media naranja en casa pero quiero rescatar la chispa. nosotros tenemos mucho de picardÍa. lo primero, mi queridÍsimo alumnos, es agarrar un e

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang is near the scene and has the latest. alan? >> dan and ama sadly that man lost his life out here. firefighters pulled him out of the burning building and they took him across the street and tried to resuscitate him but he was already gone. let's go to sky 7hd live where it looks like they have the upper hand on this blaze. a large section of the roof collapsed about an hour ago. since then they have been pumping thousands of gallons of water on it. this was a massive four-alarm fire that had 125 firefighters battling the flames from all sides of the building. it started around 6:30 on the third floor which is mostly residential. people were seen scrambling out of windows and on to tire escapes. there were a boy and his dog rescued and a 5-year-old girl who was missing and then found. at least six people were transported to the hospital suffering from burns and smoke inhalation. there was a lot of panic and chaos out here. all the while firefighters were rushing into that burning building looking for more victims. one of the ten

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang is live where the stars are out tonight. alan? >> and they are shooting a scene right now. that's why we have to be quiet on the set. they closed down college avenue a few times already because the movie takes place in the 80s and they can't have modern day cars in the background. bystanders have been trying to catch a glimpse of the stars. >> rolling. >> for one night college avenue in berkeley is transformed into a scene from the early 80s where apple co-founder steve jobs and steve wozniak are brainstorming in a local restaurant. >> we heard they spent time down on telegraph avenue, the record shops. woes -- steve wozniak was a cal student. >> every detail including the license plate on this mustang has to match the period. this store owner is also an extra. >> did it help you get the job? >> they want the car more than me. >> seth rogen plays the waz. she appears to have met jeff daniels. >> i said hi but i don't think he heard me. it is cool. >> that is jeff daniels sitting in his car. >> that's his chin. >> that's his face.

alan? >> and dan, most of the restaurants we spoke to say they will have it on their menu by the end of the week. here at the dirty habit restaurant in the palomar hotel they say they gladly served it to about a hundred people tonight. >> we are doing a classic cold preparation. >> to celebrate the overturned ban in california, the chef created a four-course menu at san francisco's pal -- palomar hotel. each dish made with fattened duck liver. the state imposed ban was effective in 2012 after proponents argued that force feeding geese and ducks is inhumane. >> it involves taking a duck and sticking a tube down her throat and feeding her with so much grain her liver swells to 10 times its regular size. >> a federal district judge ruled california's law cannot trump federal regulations that oversee the inspection and sale of poultry. an l.a. restaurant who is suing the state say the ban cost them millions. >> it was definitely a loss, for sure. we saw a decrease in business. >> now it is up t

they went to alan witt park on monday to settle their differences and she was beaten. eye was fractured and she had cuts to her face that required stitches. >> called each other family. and for them to just like watch me get beat and be a part of it is a sad thing. >> her car was also damaged. >>> the protests on bart this morning may only be the beginning. san francisco protesters banged metal spoons on the subway pillars and blocked passengers from getting on the trains. there are plans to make it a weekly event every friday. protesters are demanding charges be dropped against a group who chained themselves to trains in november. passengers say there has got to be a better way. >> missing one day of work, i mean that's my cell phone bill. that's food in my mouth. they may as well take the food out of my frige. >> if the protests do become a regular thing four years ago the hacker group anonymous held weekly protests every monday on bart. >> a march and rally is planned throughout the martin martin luther king holiday. on sunday afternoon at 5:00 there is a homeless r

and after years in prison, we are overjoyed that alan gross is back where he belongs.

they went to alan witt park on monday to settle their differences and she was beaten. her eye was fractured and she had cuts to her face that required stitches. >> called each other family. and for them to just like watch me get beat and be a part of it is a sad thing. >> her car was also damaged. >>> the protests on bart this morning may only be the beginning. san francisco protesters banged metal spoons on the subway pillars and blocked passengers from getting on the trains. there are plans to make it a weekly event every friday. protesters are demanding charges be dropped against a group who chained themselves to trains in november. passengers say there has got to be a better way. >> missing one day of work, i mean that's my cell phone bill. that's food in my mouth. they may as well take the food out of my frige. >> if the protests do become a regular thing four years ago the hacker group anonymous held weekly protests every monday on bart. >> a march and rally is planned throughout the martin martin luther king holiday. on sunday afternoon at 5:00 there is a homele

. >> that's where alan wang is live tonight with more on this awful tragedy. alan? >> dan and ama, this story reminds us of how quickly a person's fate can changing. one minute the woman was standing on the corner minding her own business, and the next minute she was dead. police say the elderly woman was standing on the corner of third and b street in downtown santa rosa when she was killed. >> it is the longest time i have seen anything like that. >> witnesses say the woman was pulling a metal cart when she stopped in front of the building. at that moment the volvo station wagon took a left hand turn and clipped the on coming suv. it lost control and flipped over and rolled right on top of the woman. witnesses say she had no time to react of. >> you never know. these things happen and you never know where they are going to happen or what to expect. >> police say the 72-year-old driver of the suv and the 94-year-old driver of the volvo escaped with minor injuries. meanwhile police are trying to figure out who is at fault. the accident happened off old courthouse sq

speech among them this time alan gross. a u.s. government contractor. we saw him raising his hand a short time ago. he went with satellite phones and equipment in 2009. he didn't have a permit. he was arrested and convicted of acts against the human state. gross served five years if prison until he was released a month ago during a u.s./cuba

and after years in prison, we're overjoyed that alan gross is back where he belongs.

after years in prison we are overjoyed that alan gross is back home where he belongs.