angelo still lives at home with his dad.rdable housing and the cost of living means he's unable to fly the nest. whilst i'm working, i've got to have a car. car insurance nowadays is ridiculous. but my second year is likei,700 quid. my rent with my dad, that's another couple of hundred quid a month. that's half my wages gone, i've not even touched them. i can't see myself moving out for another three or four years now. there's no shortage of issues facing millennials. the challenge is ensuring their political voice is heard. contrary to popular belief, we are actually quite engaged our lead story concerns president emmanuel macron. he has travelled to berlin, his first foreign trip as president. still pretty impressive given he has only been in thejob for 2h hours or so. he says he wants to reinvigorate relations with germany and what he is calling a historic juncture germany and what he is calling a historicjuncture for germany and what he is calling a historic juncture for europe. germany and what he is calling a historicj

. >> i know this sculpture gives us the pizza and city another sense of place, time who angelo was. >behind the project commissioned this 92 foot stainless steel statue at a high rise develop in san francisco. >> set to the sounds of frankieavalon, officially opened to the public this afternoon. people not only celebrating the project but also remembering the man who worked hard to make it happen. he died year and half ago at the age of 91 widow spoke briefly to the crowd that came today. >> this really was something that took every ounce of himself to put forward. >> the development has been under construction for the past nine years. artist lauren is proud of the sculpture now on display for all to see. >> it is the magic of your creation with everybody else that's put it towards and their efforts and risk taking. >> a community coming together to rerevise allies the area. >> stunning. >>> the u.s. marines are known >>> the u.s. marines are known as an >>> the u.s. marines are known as an at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why

the plays are filled with situations in which he or she is cornered, isabella talking with angelo, i know they equipped themselves they find a way to turn that situation, they see something with words that are very special and they do with words what physical contact cannot. they can sneak around behind. and grab someone from the point they are not expecting. part of what words can do is reframe the situation. forcing the listener to approach a topic in a different way. i think about the opening act of king lear were edmund, the pastor begins to talk to his father about his brother we will see if he likes trip. he sister's father, talking about the beginning action of the play actually put something very quickly on this topic and his father says what is a so quickly near pocket. why are you so quick pardon me, in the is a letter from my brother that i have not over read. and for so much i found it not sick for your overlooking. of course that creates curiosity and curiosity leads to suspicion. the sense that he does not want to show it applies that he is withholding something somethi

. >>> we'll wrap this up norma de angelo before she became a fitzgerald.s is her high school graduation. i loved more and more these old pictures of mom, and it strikes me when i look at this how identical she is to my niece chelsea. those are fun to see >> going back to the older photos are so much fun. >> they're fantastic. try the perm >> come back. >> of course we want to see your photos of your mothers, we've been enjoying them quite a bit. >> post them on social media. use the #fox 5 mom so we can see them >> we'll take a look some of them right now looks like. you can see them on your screen rotating through some of the wonderful photos we've had from you guys, #fox 5 moms. we love seeing them, keep them coming. ♪ ♪ [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. >>> brody logan warming story. >> reporter: volunteers from the williams group and the rock solid foundation worked through the rain and mud to build a sanctuary to smile for one little girl >> a little rape compared to what she's

steel, sits in a new one acre plaza in the market area, the high-rise development was the work of angeloo died a year and half ago not able to see this opening but his widow was and spoke to the crowd. >> this really was something that took every ounce of himself to put forward. >> the venus culture is about the same size as the statute of liberty if measured heel to crown. it was under cobb construction nine years and features 1800 apartments. >> not a lot of doubt we're in a bay area housing crisis. >> tonight, where we could find $300 million to help fix that problem. >> next, hear from the parents of murdered teenagers why today was one of the most difficult days in court. >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> it was reliving the whole name. >> the mother and father of morgan hill teenager sierra shared their nightmare of their daughter. and the jury decides to give a death penalty or life without parole to the convicted killer. >> in court today as the parents bared their souls. >> reporter: they knew as they arrived at the courthouse this would be an emotional day, time fo

filled with moments where a situation is taken in which he or she cornered, isabella talking with angelo, or a fellow accuse of a venetian senate and they acquit themselves. they find a way to turn that situation. they do something with words that is special. they do with what words what physical contact cannot. they can sneak around and grab someone from the point of view they are not expecting. words are force you to approach a topic in a different way. i think about the opening act of king lear where they talk about edgar, the brother, who is legit. you will see a trick here. he says to his father, as he is talking about the beginning action of the play, he puts something quickly into his pocket. his brother says what is that? why are you so quick to conceal that? it is a letter from my brother that i have not all read and i find it not fit. the sense he doesn't want to show it implies he is holding something, something that therefore must be truth. push comes to shove, his father takes the piece of pape from him and says i have heard him maintain it be fit that sons at a perfect age,

angelo torres may face the death penalty depending on what the jury decides. michael kent, the former prosecutor says closing arguments by the prosecutor and the defense will be important. >> what the prosecution is going to say is when you look at this mountain of evidence, that there's no other rational explanation, then mr. garcia torres kidnapped and killed sierra lamar, there's no other way we can look at this that makes sense based on all the evidence. >> reporter: sierra lamar is 16 at the time and the focus of a large volunteer effort. it has been an emotional case, but the jury will need to set aside those thoughts and focus on the law. >> when they get back in there, they have to put the emotion aside and look at this in a very intellectual and factual way when they make this decision, regardless of the emotion, regardless of sympathy for sierra lamar's family and for garcia torres what's facing the rest of his life or the death sentence. >>> hosts for air b and b and it's rival have now reached a settlement. property owners will now be able to regis

angelo torres may face the death penalty depending on what the jury decides.t, the former prosecutor says closing arguments by the prosecutor and the defense will be important. >> what the prosecution is going to say is when you look at this mountain of evidence, that there's no other rational explanation, then mr. garcia torres kidnapped and killed sierra lamar, there's no other way we can look at this that makes sense based on all the evidence. >> reporter: sierra lamar is 16 at the time and the focus of a large volunteer effort. it has been an emotional case, but the jury will need to set aside those thoughts and focus on the law. >> when they get back in there, they have to put the emotion aside and look at this in a very intellectual and factual way when they make this decision, regardless of the emotion, regardless of sympathy for sierra lamar's family and for garcia torres what's facing rest of his life or the death sentence. >>> hosts for air b and b and it's rival have now reached a settlement. property owners will now be able to register on line inst

steel, sits in a new one acre plaza in the market area, the high-rise development was the work of angeloied a year and half ago not able to see this opening but his widow was and spoke to the crowd. >> this really was something that took every ounce of himself to put forward. >> the venus culture is about the same size as the statute of liberty if measured heel to crown. it was under cobb construction nine years and features 1800 apartments. >> not a lot of doubt we're in a bay area housing crisis. >> tonight, where we could find $300 million to help fix that problem. >> next, hear from the parents of murdered teenagers why today was one of the most difficult days in court. [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> it was reliving the whole name. >> the mother and father of

writer and comedian david angelo. [applause] she is always the first to think the worst. the fox news specialist, catherine tim. [applause] and -- actor and former bodyguard and plus size model and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [applause] amanda, welcome to the show congratulations, hope you don't scrub. obviously the media is going crazy over this. maybe the rollout of the firing isn't that great, what are your thoughts? >> the rollout wasn't great, i kind of wish trump had gone more in the unconventional direction. instead of leaving comey in l.a. and firing him from afar i wish you would've let him come back to the dca come into the oval office, given him an atomic wedgy and let him try to feel his way out of the white house. and by the way, you're fired. >> gregg: that is pretty cool. an atomic wedgy. >> it's not pleasant at all -- >> actually my major in college. greg: yes, yes. [laughter] >> very good at it. no, i was definitely the giver. wedgie specialist. greg: there you go. lioujj5

they converged on this tiny home with a replica of michael angelo's david until the front yard. apparently nothing more than a coincidence. what now appears to be a false alarm unnerving enough has shut down a major hospital er for much of the afternoon. >> the chemical was a regular hazard. and the hospital will be going back to normal operations. >> reporter: it was all over a household chemical. the question is whether this was an intentional mail in attack or some sort of bizarre accident. investigators are still look into it in frederick. reporting live in frederick scott broom wusa 9. >>> police in virg that happened eight years ago. jamie lane was stabbed to death in his home in 2009. a neighbor was the killer. lane's family is finally relieved to have closure. >> it's been a devastating eight years for us. not knowing who it could have been. living in fear. not knowing who to trust. but they prayed up and know my dad is looking down. >> leesburg police believe he was responsible for several attacks in virginia. he's also linked to five murders in michigan and serving a l

wit so dry i soak up unsightingly spill writer comedian david angelo. [applause] .is always the first, to think the worst. co-host of the hot news show fox news special katherine kim. [cheers and applause] >> and, actor former bodyguard plus-sized model my massive sidekick. all right, amanda welcome to the show first time on congratulations. >> thank you. >> hope you don't screw up. what do you make -- i mean, obviously the media is going crazy over this may be the roll out of the firing was not that great what are your thoughts. >> the rollout wasn't great. but i kind wish trump had gone a little more in the unconventional instead of a of leaving come yoo in l.a. firing him from afar i wish he allowed comey to come to d.c. into oval office given him -- then seeing him like, try to feel his way out of the white house, by the way, you are fired see you later. >> that is pretty -- >>. >> you are applaud atomic wedgy what insign people are you apparently never given atomic wedgy not pleasant at all. >> nobody could give you atomic -- >> i was definitely would definitel

they were created by michael angelo so long ago. the president said when he was meeting with the italian prime minister, how much he appreciated his time with the pope. >> he is something. really great. we had a fantastic meeting and a fantastic tour. it was beautiful. i like italy very much and the prime minister and everybody. it's an honor to be with the pope. >> interesting to note that as the president was departing his meeting with the pope, he said i he never forget what you told me. why haven't found that was. we're trying. >> shepard: the president is lawyering up, if you will, in response to this russia probe. >> yeah, you mentioned that he's hired mark kasowicz. he was involved in trying to get a story retracted from the new york times. he will be leading up the legal team that will handle the stuff with the outside counsel, robert mueller. one thing his appointment does, it takes joe lieberman out of the running for the fbi director. he's a partner at the firm that kasowicz is with. david freedman is now the ambassador t

. >> angelo carusone, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> still to come, best and worst tweetsbest and worst tweets. what do we have? carol, i'm happy to hear him out just as i did relatively to bill o'reilly. to me, its does reach the realm of censorship and i think it would be right to say, hey, here's what they're doing. maybe you want to change the channel. except for right now because i'm coming back in just a moment. point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. be the you who doesn't cover

they are filled with moments for an improvised their work he or she is cornered talking with angelo and a fellow accused of the senate and find a way to turn that situation. they do something with words that were very special. they do with words of physical contact cannot. they can sneak around behind and grab someone from the point of view where they are not expecting. part of what words can do is reframe the situation, forcing the listener to approach a topic in a completely different way. i think about the opening act of king layer where he begins to talk to his father about his brother who is legitimate. you will see it trickier. he says to his father as he is talking about the beginning action of the play. he actually put something very quickly in the pocket. what is that? why are you so quick to conceal that? i defeat you sarah, pardon me. a letter for my brother that i have not read for so much i have careers, i found it now takes from your overlooking. of course that creates curiosity. the same that he doesn't want to show it implying that he also is withholding something that t

<angelo miller, visiting from san jose: "somebody fell off an atv and we were just trying to get her be safe and the atv started to roll and i was holding her down, wasn't paying attention and my leg got caught between the two tires."tiffany marco, visiting from san jose: "i tripped and fell and he got smashed. i fell underneath the water and it felt like i had 80 people holding me down.">( mark ) construction workers helped pull them out of the water and no one was seriously ( darya ) dozens of great white sharks are spotted off the coast of orange county while hundreds of people were in the water. a sheriff's helicopter flying overhead spotted about 25 sharks and stared broadcasting from a loud speaker... telling people they were paddleboarding next to great white sharks. lifeguards then started telling people to exit the water calmly. another group of sharks was later spotted off the coast of long beach. people are being told to enter the water at their own risk. ( mark ) still to come. a 6-year-old hit by a truck in the east bay and the driver leaves the scene. we will show you t

. >> yeah, yeah, i think he won -- angelo, i think that single won -- >> jimmy: the grammy?fferent. in fact that was a great sketch on "snl," too. >> yeah, that was cool. the "twin peeks" thing. >> jimmy: jan hooks was on fire. and victoria jackson. it was fantastic. >> yeah, it was fun. >> jimmy: so can we say -- we don't even know? >> can't say a thing. no, i can say something, but i'd have to kill you. [ laughter ] what i can say, what i can say is this one thing. it was damn good coffee. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm going to go nuts! >> no! >> jimmy: i'm gonna to go nuts. i'm gonna go nuts. i'm gonna go nuts. i saw you on it is instagram, i want to say and somebody asked you to describe the "dune" plot. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. they asked, they said, "could you explain 'dune' to me." and i do my account and i follow along and i help people. i said, gosh, i said, "that's going to be a tough one." then i just started fiddling around with emojis thinking that might be the way to go. this is what i came up with after a couple glasses of wine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that

>>> and -- >> inmate tee angelo was segregated due to his enemy status. >> i've done a lot of thing in my life i'm not proud of. >>> from its seawall to historic downtown landmarks, charleston, south carolina, is a picture of southern charm. but not everyone displays southern hospitality. and for some, that could mean time at the county jail better known as the sheriff al cannon detention center. most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. and each one entered the jail through the intake department. >> take shoes off. >> it's a steady flow from body search to fingerprints. >> all right. you're all done. >> and a booking photo. and for those who will be here for a while, the important step of determining where to house them. >> i'm officer teagarten, i'm doing classification interview. >> william jarrett began his stay here in a unit largely considered the most desirable -- minimum security, general population. there are no cells. so inmates feel less confined and have more privileges. but 16 days

jim dark angelo began his faculty career at the united states naval academy.e set the standard for what it means to be a faculty member at the naval academy. as a role model and mentor, as a colleague, and as a friend. jim left us much too soon the spring, so today, we remember jim by leaving a seat for him where he would've sat, of course, as a leader for all to follow, the very front. me inthat you join probably recognizing his outstanding service of the naval academy into the nation. [applause] dr. phillips: now, candidates, please rise. admiral carter. admiral carter: on behalf of the faculty of united states naval academy, i present these candidates for the baccalaureate degree and recommend that this degree be conferred upon them. as you have successfully completed your course of study at united states naval academy and has been recommended by the academic board, as superintendent of the united states naval academy, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by the congress of the united states, i confer upon each of you the baccalaureate degree with al

>> greg: after jesse 10:00 saturday, my show, i got amanda head, david angelo, cat and tires.it's time for this. number out. >> jesse: that's a soul. there you go. >> greg: i want to thank leanne johnson. gave me these. isn't that great? >> kimberly: move it like that. does she have a web site? >> greg: i think she's found them and purchased them. these are unicorn high cops. >> bob: did you get those out of the southern part of manhattan? >> kimberly: that was so weird. here is a story we'd like to commend, first responders for the work they do and put their lives on the line every day. some of you may have seen or heard about this story. take a look at this dramatic rescue video from yesterday showing the moment when heroic first responders in southern california saved the life of a woman who had threatened to jump from the roof of a 22-story building. >> there they go. whoa! yeah! yes! >> kimberly: ok. well obviously very excited to save a life. the woman was eventually brought down from the building safely. god bless you, first responders! you always show up and save the d

heavy rain moving over an area to the north of san angelo. heavy rain through st.ouis with another round moving in shortly. flash flood watches for most of the eastern half of kansas stretching into western of arkansas. there will be heavy pockets rain. three to four inches. isolated higher amounts in missouri into oklahoma. we could see some flash flooding because of that. the severe storms through the middle of country. dealing with snow across the eastern rockies where it's continuing to pile up. the west coast looks good. the it's hot up and down the east coast. we'll be close to 90. here's a peek out your window. >> good morning. it's a warm and humid start. another hot afternoon. 71 in the district right now. 66 gaithersburg. 67 in manassas. mid 80s by lunch. scattered showers and storms tonight. by happy hour, 90. this weekend we'll cool down. mid 70s saturday. low 70s sunday. cloudy with a chance for isolated >>> any time check out the weather channel on cable for your forecast. >>> coming up, cher gets personal. what she's saying about her career and her r

angelo still lives at home with his dad.insurance nowadays is ridiculous. but my second year is like1,700 quid. my rent with my dad, that's another couple of hundred quid a month. that's half my wages gone, i've not even touched them. i can't see myself moving out for another three or four years now. there's no shortage of issues facing millennials. the challenge is ensuring their political voice is heard. contrary to popular belief, we are actually quite engaged and we actually do see through the lies and the political tactics that a lot of the politicians employ. the young generation has got their heads screwed on, we know what we're doing but we definitely need to remember that we need to vote to achieve what we want. elaine dunkley, bbc news. you can find information on each of the party's policies, along with detailed analysis of what they mean in practice, that's on a special section of our website. visit bbc.co.uk/ reality check. fans and players have been invited to a big party in gloucestershire tonight following fo

angelo stand, a veteran of the state department of the national intelligence council, thinks the great focus on russia has complicated any detente with moscow donald trump may have planned. >> because all of these russia investigations that we have going on have meant that president trump and those around him who believed that it was time to have a new relationship with russia, they have had to spurn the same delay it. >> as things now stand, vladimir putin will be among the last major leaders that president trump will meet with since taking office. the schedule look like the two will not sit down face-to-face until july. >> bret: . >> bret: the breaking news tonight, robert mueller, former fbi director has been chosen by the deputy attorney general bob rosenstein to be the special counsel in this investigation. changes the dynamic dramatically. let's go back to john roberts. john. >> it definitely changes the dynamic. there is no question about it, bret. you look at at the statements coming from capitol hill, the universal praise of rod rosen started his decision to appoint fbi direct

heavy rain north of san angelo. and rain moving through st.another round to move in shortly with lots of lightning. but flash flood watches for most of the eastern half of kansas, stretching into western missouri and oklahoma and parts of arkansas, too, because we're going to see heavy pockets of rain that could last for a period time. three o four inches. higher amounts from missouri into oklahoma. we could see flash flooding. still dealing with snow across the eastern rockies, where it's continuing to pile up. the west coast looks good. and it's hot up and down the east coast. might not break records today but we wil.l >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. >>> a muggy morning, another hot afternoon. 90 in philadelphia. there is a chance we'll see scattered showers and thunderstorms in philadelphia. isolated storms possible in the suburbs after a dry morning. 89 degrees this afternoon. and up to 90 degrees for new jersey with a chance of the afternoon storms. we'll hit 85 with sunny skies for the jersey shore. lehigh valley and del

it was the scariest thing i ever experienced in my life," said angelo miller, who is visiting from saned over. i had to jump off and grab onto one. my wife was just going back and back and back, she had to jump off. my brother and i, we had to carry her over to safety to get on one of our atvs. one of the other couples, they went through same thing. we held on for dear life. we got stuck in water for 20 minutes. it felt like three days, that's what it felt like.""i'm still petrified. i could bust out into tears right now, but my stomach inside is literally still shaking. i don't believe we made it through it," said tiffany marco, also from san jose. "my husband doesn't know how to swim. he (gestures to someone else) doesn't know how to swim. all i could think is if they fall, they're done. it was deep water, not shallow water. if you were in it, you were going to be sucked under. "i fell underneath the water and it felt like i had 80 people holding me down, and my face was underneath the water, and they all pulled me back up, and that's how everything started," marco added.the visitors

piazza angelo at trinity place in the mission will officially open to the public.pture. >>> raffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. 8:27. we have been tracking an accident along 680 all lanes clear and you can see traffic getting by in both directions. this is in walnut creek and you can see those taillights on the right side of the screen there. that is heading southbound as you make your approach towards highway 24. just a very crowded ride in that direction heading over to oakland 880 still in the red. 50 minutes northbound on the right side of your screen from 238 to the maze. if you are heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, whoo! you'll be in good company. 34-minute ride away from the maze into downtown san francisco. good luck! roberta? >> good morning, everybody. 8:27. let's go ahead and take a look at our live weather camera. this time around from the transamerica pyramid. we're looking due south around the peninsula. and it looks like we have a little bit of sea haze out there. but i'm looking at a lot of blue skies. currently 4

he played football at harlington high school before playing at angelo state university. after graduating in 1971, the coach became an assistant coach in san antonio. in 1974, he landed his first head coaching job in dilley, texas, and four years later he became the head coach at hampshire high school. in 1984, he took on the challenge of turning around the football program at calallen high school which had not reached the playoffs in 23 years. he led the wildcats to 32 straight playoff appearances, 19 district championships, 11 trips to state semifinals and two state championship appearances. in his 43 seasons of coaching, his overall record stands at 432 wins, 108 losses and four ties. the coach's record breaking success is a testament to his hard work and the thousands of lives he touched while coaching the wildcats. i offer my congratulations to the coach, his family and everyone at calallen. with that i yield back, sir. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. bass, for five minutes. ms. bass: thank you. hank you, mr. speaker

. >> that was tense moments between cookie and, angelo and diana.o the season three finale before the season wraps up the cast is out with all new album filled with some of your favorite song from the hit musical drama. adam housely has more. >> ♪ >> reporter: all of the hit songs from season three of fox's hit show empire are available on a new sound track. >> ♪ report. >> you got jesse who is full of soul and he's giving me prince and then you got yaz with all his hiphop but i think this season yaz is like turned it around and kind of giving a positive hiphop. >> i always loved the music but there's some songs that i get that i'm just like, yes. this is it. this is -- you know, this song right here is, makes me feel a way that new music is supposed to make you feel. >> reporter: like the song star light. >> have you heard star light. >> oh moo goodness. i got to play for you. that's like, like, two night waiting for today come and take my hand... >> i'm a king and you a queen teyona hakeem. >> the cast says the full remaining -- four remaining epi

<angelo miller, visiting from san jose: "somebody fell off an atv and we were just trying to get herhe atv started to roll and i was holding her down, wasn't paying attention and my leg got caught between the two tires."tiffany marco, visiting from san jose: "i tripped and fell and he got smashed. i fell underneath the water and it felt like i had 80 people holding me down.">( darya ) construction workers helped pull them out of the water. the tourists met with kailua ranch management for an hour. kailua ranch says it is conducting an internal investigation. ( darya ) the oakland raider cheerleaders have reached a settlement with the team in a lawsuit that claimed the cheerleaders were denied minimum wage. the settlement was worth 800-thousand dollars plus attorneys fees. in addition to claiming they were denied minimum wage, the raiderettes also claimed that they were denied overtime and forced to pay some of their own business expenses. ( mark ) take a look at this.... a family member of a shooting victim charges at the man who pulled the trigger in cleveland. the shooter pleaded g