paul angelos, beneficiary of policy cg79485, written on the life of mrs. tina angelos, deceased. mr. angelos has requested expedited settlement and has agreed to a polygraph while giving his account of the murder of his wife and son. also present are detective bobby simone and andy sipowicz, and polygraph examiner jill hardstone. ok... no, it's fine. so everyone's on the same page, i'm going to tell in my own words what happened. gotelli: correct. she'll just ask unconnected questions to establish a baseline. all right. is your name paul angelos? yes, it is. are you a citizen of the united states of america? naturalized. yes, i am. which i assumed was my son, who's an invalid with heart problems. he doesn't sleep well. at a certain point, i became aware of a flashlight. i realized there was an intruder. i got up from the bed to intervene, i was struck on the head, and i recall vaguely a sharp pain in the stomach, which i assumed subsequently is when i was shot. when i regained consciousness, i saw that my wife and son had been executed i think i lapsed into unconsciousness one mo

angelos? what am i gonna do? we're sorry to press you on this, but, you know, you can give us right now might help to lead to a quick arrest. n of a bitch. about 5:00 this morning, i heard sounds... in the kitchen--rustling. but joshie cries at night. i thought it was just him rustling the crib. and this guy busts in. i get shot. i lose consciousness, then i regain consciousness. then i saw the same thing you did. hey must've heard or seen something. we haven't got off our canvass. i don't know what to tell you. well, uh, obviously, anything...k of let us know. i couldn't save 'em. i tried... but i couldn't. you rest up. fancy: so, what'd you get? simone: husband's gut-shot. wife and baby, 2 bullets to the head. only neighbor heard anything thought it was a war movie. husband gonna make it? he's all right. they're gonna release him a little later on. we're gonna look into him a little bit. the d.o.a. wife's mother's coming in. see what she thought of her son-in-law. sounds like you like him a little. this gentlem

though >> reporter: angelo's talk columbus's all they can do is to use than that. sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. -- those at joes tacos say all they can do is ... >> reporter: of these areas have been hit hard in the past. none of the problems fixed it seems that we will see more issues on thursday. >> reporter: business owners want no part of the rain. those that had to travel through it says they have no problem with that. >> reporter: when this speech has picked up dramatically in the last couple of hours. keep in mind, the wet roads caused a slew of accident out on the roadways. those at c h peak are hopeful that people will slow down on thursday. -- chp >> reporter: j.r. stone, kron4news >> steve: we will keep you updated on the breaking news with push of lords. >> steve:--push alerts >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: just after 9:00 two men were found with multiple gun wounds on their and one of the man died there at the scene and the other pronounced dead at a hospital. the shooter is still on the loose. >> steve: this video taken

we got word of the closing of the angelo-american school in russia.ny other measures in response to what the united states has done? >> reporter: on that angelo-american school. that has now been denied. that was something that was briefed on out of washington. the russian foreign ministry and kremlin denied any action taken against the angelo-american school. that is relief to the parents and children of families here in russia that attend that. in terms of what else, i expect there are plans under way in the kremlin and in the foreign ministry to take other measures as well. again, we are in an unusual situation because normally the kremlin would respond strongly to this kind of action from the united states. again, very aware of the fact in three weeks, the situation in washington will change dramatically or could change dramatically. i suspect we may see a limited response to the latest sanctions. >> matthew chance in moscow. thank you for the reporting. >>> as we go down the line of what the sanctions include and what president obama has imposed.

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this is angelo gutierrez. he spotted alameda deputies on patrol and knew they could help him get his letter to santa in time. they read the letter. and bought him exactly what he wanted.and more. angelo wanted a new soccer ball and a scooter.he also got a new helmet and some tickets to a local sports game. the deputies say sometimes even santa needs a little help getting presents to kids on the holidays. still ahead. a massive sinkhole shuts down a popular intersection in san francisco. find out when crews will finish the repairs. and if you have any last minute shopping. better do it early if you plan on stopping at walmart. the new time they will be closing on christmas eve. and after the break the berlin terrorist is dead but the investigation is now over. we'll explain. my message to the crusaders who are shelling the muslims everyday: by god's will, we will slaughter you, pigs. >> vicki:a declaration of allegiance to isis. from the terrorist who killed more than a dozen people at a berlin christmas market

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barbara angelo is the grandmother. she's outraged he will be eligible for parole in nine years. >> 30 years and they are taking 18 away and that makes no sense. >> reporter: he didn't mean to kill his friend. he was having problems around the time of the murder and he was sorry. he said i hope and pray one day the mcdaniel family will forgive me. the judge ordered him to undergo one-on-one anger management classes before he could ever get behind the wheel again. in rockville, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> we're following developments from berlin. nine people died when a man drove a truck through a a christmas market. now police are tweeting that the truck may have been stolen from a construction site in poland. they say the 8:00 at night lol time right when the market was packed. investigators don't have any indication of a motive at this point, but they have the driver in custody and they have not ruled out terrorism. president-elect donald trump just tweeted about the attack blaming islamic terrorists for a slaughter. a

cookie tries here best to impress angelo's mother.oing to go over some of the big moments in last night's empire episode. >> good morning, a lot of people still talking about the sixers game last night, or the lack thereof. been talking about it but more he can clues i have video when they were rowing to get the situation fixed. >> those who survived, have attempted to a new world. >> is the search for the miss call place called dry land. (movie clip). >> yep, there you have it. post on the game, so,. >> great to see the sixers out there. >> hey guys, everybody, grab a mop. let's go. >> the guy who did that voice over, he does all of the trailers, out in l. a makes a killing. >> really? i bet. >> pretty cool. >> in the world. >> all right, let's check out numbers. it is a higher number than yesterday, going six out of ten. maybe seven, as things change, the sun is back out. and we are drying out, as bus stop buddy does not have the umbrella any more. wearing nice warm hoodie, and he's drinking some eggnog today. of course, you know, n

. >> tom wants you to come over angelo arrived at cruise's home, they say two high-ranking scientology officials were there with tom and his new girlfriend katie holmes. >> he was forcibly kissing katie. i said, get a freaking room and i was written up for that. >> reporter: that's right. one of those church officials essentially tattled on her. she said church members regularly write knowledge reports on one another for breaking rules. answer the allegations in auditing sessions. >> does it create an atmosphere of mistrust? >> you can assume if you say something that is critical to the church, you will be written up. husband, wife, mother, daughter. it's what the group does to regulate itself. >> reporter: leah admits to writing knowledge reports herself. >> did you ever write up a report on your husband? about to hit shelves, the church hand-delivered a packet of information to abc news, containing a series of damning claims about leah, including that she was actually expelled from scientology for ethical lapses and claims that she tried to stay. leah insists the separation was her i

. >> reporter: while it is first tire slashing angelo cruise has experienced on this block he said petty crime is on the upswing. >> it is just getting war. crimes like this, yes. we have burglaries, car break ins, car theft and this is first time we have had tires slashed. >> reporter: as a result some are part of the community group to better the neighborhood. >> i don't want to say it was just a random incident if it is a personal matter, i don't know, but we will try to get a better unity and find out is what going on. >> reporter: as for person who caused all of this. >> carpal, karma will get them back. >> reporter: you're looking live at some of the damage, many of these neighbors have still not gotten their cars fix this say these repairs will set them back hundreds of dollars and that is why, some neighbors are stepping into help off set cost, i will have more coming up at 6:00 but for now live from north wood, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police need your help to catch this burglary suspect broke into the offices of a philadelphia restauranter. on december 9th arou

for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact that he had his younger cousin listening to him.e this time and time again. pairs of killers who urge each other and together they are extremely vicious and violent. >> is there any doubt this is a body? >> no doubt. there's a skull and jaw bone and everything. >> when did you first get word there might be some bodies buried here? >> this morning. >> had you had any indication before? >> the man behind the killings was dean corll, 33 years old. or was. he was shot and killed wednesday evening by wayne henley, 17 years old. henley was one of two teenagers who lured young boys to corll's home. >> dean corll would pick up kids and once he had them in his house he would incapacitate them, put them on what he called his death board, and rape and kill them. >> the texas sex and torture killings have now become the worst mass murders in american history. four more bodies of young boys were dug up today and that brings to 27 the number of bodies discovered so far. >> some people trying to make it appear the police department has not done al

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angelo cruz owns two of them. >> upsetting, you know, on christmas eve, christmas. who needs that? >> reporter: the video is too grain flee to identify the vandal but it appears he or she is riding a bike stopping at each car just before two. a crews spent the day as she ising th -- assession the damag. >> i'm going to try to do away without the insurance. >> sad to see people have no heart, no feelings and come out and damage someone else's property. >> i'm offering free tires. >> reporter: when he heard about the story on "action news," bob everett of two sons auto salvage in southwest philadelphia offered free replacement tires to those affected. >> i couldn't believe people actually do this this time of year. it's the season of giving. we're hoping here at two sons to give back. >> reporter: and right now police have not publicly said whether they have a suspect in this case. if you know anything about who may be responsible for this is please give police a call. reporting live in north wood, jeff chirico, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you jeff. >>> wilmington police

the who was in my office as well and now works closely with the filipino community center and also angelo you who has worked with the cdc and i got to work with her first trip time and she was a tremendous ruler. [inaudible] media and communications strategist i know she will continue to do great work but not only with people power and media but in our richmond district as well. i think nick avalos those that i worked with for many years and i often think of eric cassatt up beside me and i always think could i do what eric aspired to and i also picture of eileen hampton and i always aspired to do as much she did not that long ago. and i'm just so lucky to have worked with him especially on extremely complex legislation and i hope that i haven't left anyone out. but, i would just say thank you to angela for everything and all of the staff of the clerk office and john is a great, great dad in person and i'm so lucky to work with you as well. >>>lastly, i just wanted to say that i am so happy to be leaving city hall because i need to become myself again and is hard to be yourself when you ar

. >> reporter: angelo cruz who lived on the 900 block of foulkerod street for eight years has to replace his tires on both of his cars. >> i would say about eight, maybe 800. a setback. >> yes, financially. >> reporter: neighbors say quiet block but recently, things have taken a turn. >> it is crimes like this, yes , we have burglaries, car break ins, car thefts. >> reporter: that is why north wood civic association is stepping in. >> fifty dollars for a vehicle , help them replace tires. >> reporter: just a small gesture to spread christmas cheer. >> we want to try to get better unity and find out what is going on. >> reporter: another live lot damage on this block. you can see this entire row of cars, has punctured tires, and many of these neighbors still have not been able to go get their cars, repaired, anyone with any information is asked to call northeast detectives. for now live from northwood i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. >>> we are hearing tonight from the family of the 81 year-old woman gunned down on christmas eve. she was killed while working

the who was in my office as well and now works closely with the filipino community center and also angelo you who has worked with the cdc and i got to work with her first trip time and she was a tremendous ruler. [inaudible] media and communications strategist i know she will continue to do great work but not only with people power and media but in our richmond district as well. i think nick avalos those that i worked with for many years and i often think of eric cassatt up beside me and i always think could i do what eric aspired to and i also picture of eileen hampton and i always aspired to do as much she did not that long ago. and i'm just so lucky to have worked with him especially on extremely complex legislation and i hope that i haven't left anyone out. but, i would just say thank you to angela for everything and all of the staff of the clerk office and john is a great, great dad in person and i'm so lucky to work with you as well. >>>lastly, i just wanted to say that i am so happy to be leaving city hall because i need to become myself again and is hard to be yourself when you ar

everything is going fine but what we don't see coming is that the great phylicia rashad who plays angelo taye diggs mom is about to join forces with lucious so laughs the plot thickens it would not be empire if the plot didn't thicken." snd full: empire season 3 clip 11 304 cookie prepares for date cookie until next season... they can find actress taraji p henson on the big screen leading the new film 'hidden figures'. henson says: "playing a role that has become such a phenomenon like cookie people forget that i have a history and i'm cookie all of the sudden. and i'm always constantly looking for films that have characters that are polar opposite of her to remind people that hey i'm a talented- i trained, i studied, i'm a character actress." snd full: empire season 3 clip-cookie preps for date "empire" 's season finale airs in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. you can watch the winter finale of "empire" right here on fox six at seven tonight. special visitors at trump tower --- with one visit making a lot of headlines... kanye west stopped by to meet with president elect donald trump

[ clapping ] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, brian gum ble. [ clapping ] >> the great michael angelo who was no stranger to fame wrote that ultimately people forget what you said and people forget what you did. but no one will forget how you made them feel. as applied to muhammad ali. the march of time may one day diminish his poetry, butterflies and bees. it may one day dull the memories of the thriller in manila, and the rumble in the jungle. i doubt any of us will ever forget. how muhammad ali made us feel. i'm not talking about how proud he made you feel with his exploits. or how special he made you feel when you were privileged enough to be in his company. i'm talking about how he tricked our hearts and our souls. and our conscience and made our fights his fights for decades. people like me, who are somewhat semigifted in black, will never forget. some of us have pride in being black, bold and brash. and because we were so unapologetic, we were in the eyes of many way too upity. we were way too arrogant. yet we revelled in being like him. by stretching society's boundaries as he

if you're a hispanic voter in texas and there's reason to polarize voting between angelos in texas, it means that your vote is zero. where as we know from a long line of cases in texas, both under the constitution and under the voting rights act, if you had any other office in texas that was at large at that level, given a certain level of p polarization of the voting, so i think that the problem b with the electoral college is not that it's a distortion from pure democratic forms. leaving the site, larry always crusading idea that he's going to overturn the last five elections or some number of last elections, but leaving that aside, the problem is not that it's such a big departure. it's less of a departure than the senate. from equal population, but the problem is the winner take all aspect of it is completely discordened with where our law has moved in the last 40 years. >> into a liberal desperation to avoid a trump presidency. it fits in with with the jill stein recount and other aspects and going back to the never trump movement, that people are looking for ways to get around th

d' angelo russell finished and julius randall had 13 points and makes the steal and takes it all thes up by 16. williams came off to score 14. 111-102 is the final. they lost 11 straight to the clippers. >>> in an san toneio, this baby reindeer was looking a little lost. not so with the spur who is had no problem with chicago. the former st. mary's star patty mill and la marcus aldridge made 15 of his 20 shots and the spurs win 119-100 and they are 25-6. the knicks fans were hyped up for the game with boston. the celtics with a christmas delivery and 15 points. new york went on a reason late in the fourth and carmelo anthony ties it up. with under a minute to play, marcus smart puts it on top for good. 119-114 the final. the knicks lost the last four games on christmas. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> get them next time. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. change who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in

star of "nothing's easy" david angelo.is dedicated his life to opposing the tierney of the north. he has also written about north korea. "observer" columnist, michael mallace. they say dress for the job you want and he wants to be a church usher. tv host greg johnson. let's start the show. he wants usher. okay, let's start the show. vladimir putin has once again topped forbes magazine's list of the world's most powerful people, i guess exerting your influence on the world and hacking into the dnc is powerful, but i've done more. and federal reserve chair, janet yellin, and steve the dell dude, still up there. in picking putin, his reach has magnified in recent years, that reach extended to our election. on wednesday, u.s. officials told nbc news they have a high level of confidence that putin was personally involved in a covert russian campaign to interfere. back to the powerless, it randomly ends at number 74, he explained, we got tired and hungry, pretty interesting, right? michael, i want to talk about this putin thing,

. >> barbara angelo is the grandmother.ged he will be eligible for parole in nine years. >> he never once, not once did he apologize to the family. >> reporter: he said he didn't mean to kill his friend. he was having problems around the time of the murder and that he was sorry. he said i hope and pray u one day the mcdaniel family will forgive me. but the family was not convinced. >> we just got the 911 call that it his mother made to police the day of the murder. we're going to play that for you coming up on news 4 at 6:00. in rockville, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> in the district, fire investigators are trying to figure out what cause d this to become fully engulfed in flames. chopper 4 was over the scene along eastern avenue over th d.c. line. firefighters got. the fire under control fairly quickly. but you can see that smoke for several miles. >>> investigators in prince georges county are trying to figure out why a mail truck veered off the beltway u. that truck ended up in a retention pond. two people inside had to be

again, my chef angelo -- >> water? >> my chef thought of this idea. oh! put it right on the bowl. >> right on the bowl. >> then cook it likes that? >> we're going to seal it. >> awesome. >> and then add this -- wait, wait, wait. add to this. close this up. >> hold on. >> your assistant is coming. >> yeah. here we go. fresh out of the oven. >> 8 to 9 minutes later what it looks like. pop this open. >> what happens? >> you pop it. >> fold this back. >> oh, my gosh. get a fork! >> get after it. >> get out it. >> after it! online. there's more! >> pasta with shrimp. >> can't even talk! >> come on. >> feast your eyes on this. legendary tony bennett, everybody. >> oh, my gosh. we're eating. >> yes. >> delicious! ♪ i'll be home for christ we rely on our courage. the kind of courage that shows up when we need it... and when cancer is least expecting it. courage. just one reason more of us are surviving cancer than dying from it. give now to the american cancer society. at progresso, we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone-free white breast meat chicke