"arrested development", now this.new generation of people recognizing you for a new role? >> well, i have -- i have -- i'm 70. gee, you don't look it. [ laughter applause ] that's your line. and you have to understand, i did "the ropers", i did "love boat", i did "kojack." i did everything. but when i did "the larry sanders show" they would call out, you know, what happens now is people say, "hey now." >> seth: yeah. but you have a catch phrase. >> or -- right. or if they saw "arrested development" they'll say, "there's always money in the banana stand." >> seth: right. >> or and lately now that i'm doing "transparent", once in a while we get, "yes, queen." [ laughter ] so that's all good. i mean, that's a career, is it not? [ applause ] >> seth: that's great. >> yeah. >> seth: is it ever awkward when you get recognized? >> no, i got -- i think because i'm bald, people think i'm a different. i was on the book tour, actually. i i was in, i think, seattle, and i was on the 40th floor. and the guy went, "oh, my god." and

this actress alia shawkat on arrested development literally first in first impression of. i thought abby was like a cool girl oh yeah a cool girl and i'd be someone along as dying to work with. yeah who do you think she's done and. laura linney. i believe it was on his childhood celebrity crush. rosie o'donnell own celebrity crush i did i was. like. you have to go i was obsessed i don't like rice there you were in italy could i live years you know who met your celebrity crush i think we had like a similar one was will smith oh yeah will smith sorry i meant like so every moment of that. this for each of your most embarrassing moment. oh my gosh i recently on and on a different project i had to throw something at a glass door and it was like so close and my body like i couldn't i think must have thrown it at the store forty times in front of like an entire crew and could have hit it and not shoot two and it was a five in the morning and i'm like this far away and i like my body i can't do it i was i wanted to die. and i was you almost it was you know we actually cover it thi

to ask you, what can be done, what ought be done, what are you working on legislatively to arrest this development>> yeah. so this is an issue arbitration that, tends to be one that you have democrats on your side already and not republicans. >> uh-huh. >> so what i have been diligently working on is meeting privately with republicans to try and get a bipartisan bill that's cosponsored. take the secrecy out of arbitration. i'm not asking for the whole thing. i'm talking about baby steps, right? so right now, the power of pendulum where you have forced arbitration is here's the perpetrator with all the power and here's the victim, the employee because it's secret. imagine if suddenly this person had a voice. maybe this person doesn't harass. and this person has more power and by the way, other people who have that same thing happen to them know about this now so they also come forward. and when i meet with republicans now, i say to them, do you want in this for your wife? for your daughter? for your nieces? for your granddaughters? sexual harassment is ans a political issue. before somebody harasse

winner -- who lived in maryland before moving to georgia -- has been behind bars since her arrest in may. new developments now: about white house officials- and their jet trips. this morning we're talking about treasury secretary steven mnuchin. a new review- saying he took 7 trips on government jets. the taxpayer cost of that - is over 800-thousand dollars. but- the review found that he didn't break any laws. it's the first major step toward passing the g-o-p tax reform plan.. the house approved a four-point-one trillion dollar budget yesterday. the budget plan includes cuts to agencies and programs. but the reductions are smaller than what the white house wanted. the senate is set to vote on the budget plan the week of october 16th. passing the measure would lay the groundwork for republicans to pass tax reform with 51 senate votes.. instead of the usual 60. california is now set to become a sanctuary state.. as of january first. governor jerry brown signed the legislation ye limits federal immigration police from detaining and deporting peopefrom public scho, hospitals, and courthouses. jail inmates wi

now, the developing police arrested a man who they say sexually abused a woman who thought she was going to a job interview. now they are trying to figure out if there were other victims. tim barber is live and rested with the investigation happening now. tim? tim: investigators say the suspect lured the victims to this reston business complex through craigslist. now two other accusers are coming forward. battery. abc 7 learned it's not his first time being accused of a sex crime. in 2010, he was accused of sexual a solicitation of a minor. he pled guilty, got probation, and is now a registered sex offender. the victim say that it not stop him from posting an administrative assistant job on craigslist to lure women to this reston business park on sunrise drive. the 44 euros suspect is accused of sexually battering victim on september 12. >> if anybody else know something or is a victim of crime, please give us a call. other women say a similar crime happened to them in may and june. >> he had multiple ads on craigslist for the same position. that herwife said husband has changed and she

. >> after his arrest, miller developed a relationship with a woman he had known on the outside. >> yeahm involved with a woman. she takes care of me. she helps me, you know, keep my spirits up and keep a smile on my face. you know, she puts money on my books to help me. that way can i just, you know, not go without, you know? >> these are the cards my girl sent me. every time she sent me one, i read it and put it up along here, just get to look at them all the time. that way i know somebody's thinking about me and somebody loves me. >> we were interested to meet the woman who fell in love with miller and a short time later, we would, when deanna turner was booked into the jail herself. >> you started writing to him? when he was incarcerated for this current charge? >> yes. nobody would talk to him because of his charges. i knew he was pretty much alone. so i started writing to him and he was writing back. i don't know, we just kind of fell in love like instantly. >> ain't nothing going to happen with that relationship. that's my baby. whether i get life or whether i -- i believe that, i

arrests. autria: new developments from the university of maryland and police offering a $2000 reward for any informations. they say offensive drawings and worth were found three separate times in less than two weeks, all turning up in men's bathrooms at a dining hall. authorities asking for the community's help in finding who is responsible. adrianna: ebola northeast d.c. resident is being remembered after her tragic death -- ebola -- a belovedebola northeast d.c. resident is being remembered after her tragic death, killed saturday while crossing 8th street northeast. she was well-known for her generosity and her love of michael jackson's music. our notears we shed sad, joyful tears to know that our mother is recognized, it is overwhelming. adrianna: she worked at the u.s. capitol for three decades the scene. no charges have been filed but d.c. police say the debt is still under investigation. >> ♪ lean on me when you're not strong -- i will beriend your friend i'll help you carry on ♪ >> healing through music, at sunrise hospital in las vegas, michael drake performed at the route 91 festival two days 5

witnesses will come forward, evidence will be developed, arrests will be made, prosecution will be brought forth and they will be successful. >> rahimi still faces charges in new jersey for blowing up a trash can in seaside heights last year. >>> a u.s. soldier who walked away from his post in afghanistan pleaded guilty today to endangering his colleagues. you'll remember, beau bergdahl was in custody for five years before he was freed as part of a prisoner exchange. he faces a maximum of life in prison. >>> harvey weinstein has been accused of sexual assault by several women and meantime, the weinstein company has been seeing fallout but now a private equity firm says they are negotiating with the company. it could buy the company or just a portion of it. and al michaels quickly apologized after making a joke about weinstein during sunday night football. >> let's face it, the giants are coming off a worst week than harvey weinstein. >> michaels apologized in the next quarter for being a little flip and says it was not meant in that manner. the social media movement in the wake of the harv

. >>> new developments in the arrest of a man and woman accused of looting. police say he gave a false name. he's from mon ray county and was using someone's identity from there. police say he and christina marsh stole a flat-screen tv from a damaged area of the overlook apartments, then led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen pickup truck. he's now facing two additional felony charges for stealing someone's identity. >>> good news for trick-or-treaters, no rain in the forecast, at least not for right now. it is a cool night in the bay area and misty there on the golden gate bridge as you see h people coming out of the fog. >> and we'll have a similar-looking picture as we go to halloween evening tuesday night, but the good news, the rain that we had in the forecast will hold off. it looks dry for all the trick-or-treaters. you do notice as the clouds will build in by 5:00, partly sunny out there. the sun goes down at 6:12 on halloween night. into the evening hours we go, it will be a chilly night, in the 50s and 60s, but that's what we expect this time

there are developments in the arrest of a man and woman accused of looting in santa rosa. they discovered his real name is jonathan leon lee connor from monterey county. he stole a flat screen tv from the overlook apartments and led police on a high-speed chase. connor is now facing charges. >>> the theme park's halloween haunt saturday night when about 20,000 people were in the park. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has the details. >> reporter: halloween haunt appears to be as big as ever. but on saturday night trouble arose throughout the theme park. police received reports of fights, one captured on video by a park guest and received reports of cell phone thefts. one victim was told by an officer there were as many as 50 phones stolen. >> and it's really rowdy, which i don't know teenagers like, i guess. >> reporter: she had been wanting to go with her friends. >> i've heard this kind of stuff happens too much. i made them go to the pumpkin fest when it's much safer. >> reporter: ten extra officers were called in to help the four already working at great america. in the

. >>> new developments in the arrest of a man and woman accused of looting. police say he gave a false name. he's from mon ray county and was using someone's identity from there. police say he and christina marsh stole a flat-screen tv from a damaged area of the overlook apartments, then led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen pickup truck. he's now facing two additional felony charges for stealing someone's identity. >>> good news for trick-or-treaters, no rain in the forecast, at least not for right now. it is a cool night in the bay area and misty there on the golden gate bridge as you see h people coming out of the fog. >> and we'll have a similar-looking picture as we go to halloween evening tuesday night, but the good news, the rain that we had in the forecast will hold off. it looks dry for all the trick-or-treaters. you do notice as the clouds will build in by 5:00, partly sunny out there. the sun goes down at 6:12 on halloween night. into the evening hours we go, it will be a chilly night, in the 50s and 60s, but that's what we expect this time

so it's young men in an arrested state of development. their sub adult males.his is about the grizzly bear who ate the man in the grizzly. they called him sub adult male. so i just drop my voice because i'm better names. it is young men who do not have yet taken on responsibilities of other adult life. they can sleep under their desk and bring their dogs to work. so wait a minute. get back to your book now. that's bad software engineering because banging your head into a screener stain under your desk all night preoccupied with one problem one set of problems will not get you anywhere. as you know in your book you have to back away. you have to introduced emptiness and boredom into your life. play frisbee so not only is it a way to express misogyny against women it's bad software engineering. >> why the concentration of these junior men assignment refer to them. why in tach? why there? it was fascinating. i was at google last week and gave a talk and i was waiting like i presented my ideas which are saying that we need to change our daily digital habits to get

arrested. still a developing story.ount of the boyles who saw one thing, pakistani military official. he was clear that there was no deal with the haqqanis. we know there's no prison exchange, no quid pro quo here. straight rescue operation. by the way, one thing that's important anderson, these rescue operations are often most dangerous things to happen to hostage. even with professional seal teams. fact this went flawlessly, osftn not the case. >> and david, said sending u.s. forces into pakistan was considered at one point. >> it was but concern about blowback. so much anger in pakistan after the unilateral u.s. raid that killed osama bin-laden. concerned about that and pakistanis had personnel in the area so decision was tell them to go ahead and carry out the raid. >> is it surprising that u.s. intelligence seemed to be aware of their location and pakistan was so quickly able to mobilize? >> i'm not surprised. i think it was lucky thing intelligence-wise. i think maybe an intercept or human source that told them th

developments. >> reporter: monica arrested and charged is 27-year-old christopher coon of hampton new jersey the he paid for the tv sound bar he allegedly tried to steal was a lot steeper than the price he would have paid at the counter and cost the life of his two-year-old riding in the car he was trying to make his get away in. the scene tonight as the suspect was brought from the hospital to the tullytown hospital for processing and clearly did not want his face on t.v. and began when he tried to steal audio equipment from the walmart here as he tried to get away traveling south on bristol pipe he blew a red light a short distance from the mall and an suv driven by someone else had the right of way broad sided his gold jeep he says i tried to brake but i couldn't, it was too late. he was moving so fast. upon impact the suspect's suv flipped and rammed another vehicle traveling north on bristol pike. >> the gold jeep with the suspect was driving had rolled once. the two-year-old approximately two-year-old child that was in the car with the suspect was ejected from the vehicle. >> reporter: inv

developing now. police - arresting a man 2-years after he posted threatening messages online towards african americantudents at howard university. 26-year-old john rust threatened to kill blacks at the school back in 2015. rust - a registered sex offender posted alexandria. one reading - "after all it's not murder if their black". rust is due in court for a preliminary and detention hearing at the federal court house in alexandria today at 2. he faces up to five years behind bars if convicted. the head of a dc charter school says the school community is devastated after a student died after playing soccer. the executive director of the dc international school says the 10th grader had trouble breathing while playing in a game in southeast yesterday. the boy's coach called 9-1-1 and the teen was taken to the hospital, where he suffered cardiac arrest. one north carolina man's response to the recent n-f-l anthem protests are now making headlines. burnell tipton says he is a lifelong fan of the pittsburgh steelers until this year. on saturday, joined by members of his v-f-w, tipton burned his ben rothlis

arrests. doreen? >> new developments in the high profile murder of a teenager in virginia. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty in the case. nabra hassanen was killed walking to a mosque back in june. the jury indicted darwin martinez torres on capital and rape charges. prosecutors say her death was from a road rage incident and not a hate crime. the last death penalty sentence in fairfax county was 2011. >> this video has some calling for a prince george's county liquor store to lose its license. an employee at the store tackled a customer after a heated exchange. the owner eventually handcuffed the man and called the cops. but that customer says there is another side to this story, and thousands seem to agree with him. our bureau chief tracee wilkins is in largo to explain. tracee? >> reporter: well, i just spoke with that customer by phone. he doesn't want his name released because of his delicate job with the government. he tells me when he was handcuffed he thought it was being done by a store. well, now, thousands of people are saying that the owner of thi

witnesses will come forward, evidence will be developed, arrests will be made, prosecutions will be brought forth and they will be successful. >> reporter: the defense did not deny evidence linking rahimi to the bomb that did go off but asked jurors to question whether or not he intended a second bomb found just few blocks away to detonate. in new york, laura ingle, fox 29 news. >>> turning to the weather outside. i love it. the jacket weather has arrived finally. >> it's nice. >> it's gorgeous. it's a live look at center city. let's see if this cool trend is going to continue. meteorologist kathy orr joining us now. hi, kathy. >> well g afternoon, chris. what a day. temperatures struggling in the 50s today but looking very pretty and fall like along the parkway. really pretty skies. clear skies and that's the last time you're going to see any clouds for a long stretch in the seven day forecast. mount pocono at 47. philadelphia 59. wilmington up to 61. temperatures will be falling through the 50s by the 9:00 o'clock hour we're at about 54 degrees and then by 11:00 temperatures will be barel

arrested him. >>> coming up, the developing details on the deadly wildfires sweeping through parts of california. >>> a hollywood shake-up, the change that will soon come in the after math of the harvey weinstein scandal >>> an incredible gesture from a man who helped rescue a kid that i wanted teenager. >>> coming up o first lady takes a shot at the president's first wife. a relationship expert joins jim lokay to talk about the brother between i vana and milania trump. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up

luckily no one was hurt of the attack happened in august, but so far no arrests have been made. >>> to new developments now in russia's efforts to disrupt american leave, even aftife eve election. >> brian ross has ♪ black matters, u.s. >> reporter: a stunning claim about just who's behind the group in this video. black matters u.s. black matters u.s. was actually set up by the russians during the 2016 election to stir up racial tensions. >> it's not fair. i don't think it's fair. >> reporter: the st. louis rapper who wrote the music for the video said he got instagram messages from people he did not know asking him to write a song dealing with police brutality. >> i had no clue that it was russian, anything like that. no, sir. it messed me up. >> reporter: all part of a sophisticated campaign that included facebook ads, twitter posts and efforts to organize at least two big rallies, one against police brutality. u.s. investigators believe it was directed from this so-called troll factory in st. petersburg, russia. >> a way to suppress votes and stoke fear. i don't think we appreciated at the time. >>

witnesses will come forward, evidence will be developed, arrests will be made, prosecutions will be broughtth. and they will be successful. >> woodruff: prosecutors said rahimi also planted a pipe bomb in seaside heights, new jersey, but no one was injured. colin kaepernick has filed a grievance against the national football league. the former san francisco 49ers quarterback says he remains un- signed due to collusion by team owners over his national anthem protests. kaepernick sparked a debate when he kneeled during the anthem last year, protesting police mistreatment of african americans. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 85 points to close at 22,957. the nasdaq rose 18 points. and the s&p 500 added four. and, it was a milestone day in the world of astronomy. for the first time, researchers say they've detected gravitational waves with a flash of light from the same cosmic event. the dual observation supports albert einstein's general theory of relativity. the ripples in space, and the light burst, were caused by the collision of two neutron stars. they were fi

new developments in the arrest of this man and a woman accused of looting in santa rosa.happened on saturday night. police say the man gave police a fake name. they discovered his real name is jonathan leon lee connor. he and christina marsh stole a flat screen tv at the overlook apartments and led police on a high-speed chase. connor is now facing charges of identity theft. >>> cell phone thefts and fights nearly shut down california's great america over the weekend during the theme park's halloween haunt. saturday night about 20,000 people crowded into the park. an officer told one victim as many as 50 phones stolen. ten extra officers were called in to help. one parent gave his son some advice. >> remain aware and keep close to his friends and know where the authorities are if he had to report anything. >> great america issued a staple, in part, the safety of our guests is our top priority. yesterday was the last day of the haunt. >> officials are investigating how an unknown amount of diesel fuel wound up in the creek. a crew placed absorbant booms. "the mercury news"

if your development is arrested at age 7, you are not going to get those qualities or have them. >> he'sgher marks for the way he has been dealing with survivors and family members in las vegas. he went to the hospital. he interacted with people and gave out hugs. the ceo of the hospital there said he was making people laugh. he was providing comfort. what went on there? why do you think he was not able to do that in the style in puerto rico but was able to do that here in las vegas? >> the minute he gets criticized everything shifts to how i react, dominate or submit, win or lose. it was a win/lose game there. when he can be in a position of total and complete authority then he can put on a show. that empathy is not empathy he's feeling from inside, he's an actor in that role. in certain situations, when e what -- when he's not under a threat he can be an actor. >> you try to capture the way people deal with him in a chapter in the book. you write in the hundreds of trump phone calls i listened in on with his consent and the dozens of meetings i attended with him, i never remember anybo

the reward will go to whomever can provide information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer. >> developing in northern california the massive wildfires have killed 21 people with far more missing firefighters are batter link monstrous flames right now with the fires exploding overnight. more than 20 fires more than 20 have destroyed entire blocks of towns. with evacuation orders standing in the tens of thousands. the sonoma county sheriff's department posted what you're seeing right there. heart pounding video on its facebook page. one of its deputies captured what residents are facing with the dash cam. embers flying, flames everywhe everywhere. officials say this fire storm is the most devastating natural disaster to hit northern california in modern history. >> i don't think people -- i think they under estimate how powerful and how dangerous it can be. if you got a place to go, go. >> weather forecasters say the low moisture and gusty winds that return to the area today are making things far more complicated for firefighters who already had enormous battle in front of them. >>> meanwhi

corruption campaigner was arrested last month after calling for authorised demonstrations developed he has held numerous rallies across the country since announcing his intention to stand in next year's election against president vladimir putin. well over ten thousand people have gathered here in berlin to protest against racism and hate in german politics the demonstration is widely seen as aimed squarely at the far right alternative for germany now dozens of deputies from that party are set to take their seats in the bundestag on tuesday after the party finished third in last month's federal elections. hate has no place in the people's house that was the message of today's demonstration as thousands marched on berlin's bundestag. and most of the protesters showed up because they're worried about the a.f.p. ninety two deputies from the far right party will enter parliament in less than two days from now. we must live together all people together and we must not allow this process most of these things to come to the. i think today is a german you hold a special responsibility to ensure

. >>> and developing news, the first arrest in the russia collusion investigation could come tomorrowports friday said federal investigators filed their first charges. gloria riviera has reaction from washington. >> reporter: president trump spending the day at his golf club in virginia, even after the information came about the first charges in the russian investigation. the president has yet to report to reports that a federal grand jury approved the charges in robert mueller's investigation. with an indictment and arrest possibly coming as early as monday, sources say. the spokesman for the special counsel's office declined to comment. so far no reports of exactly what the charges may be. those indictments are reportedly still sealed under if this was at the d.c. courthou courthouse, it would be sealed. >> our position hasn't changed since day one. >> reporter: mueller was appointed special counsel in may. the main part of his investigation is focusing on russia's interfeernrence in the 2016 election. he's been dealing with the financial dealings with a number of key trump financer

arrest. we will keep you updated with new developments.ob: donald trump taking matters into his own hands in a step toward repealing and replacing obamacare signing an executive order to make new options for the american people. >> reporter: the white house is describing this executive order as one of the first steps toward repealing and replacing obamacare on its own. donald trump directed the department of labor, treasury and health and human services to make it easier for individuals and small businesses to buy health insurance across state lines through associated health plans. rand paul was in attendance for the signing ceremony in the roosevelt room where the president said millions would benefit from the change and it will cost the government nothing. >> the cost of obamacare has been so outrageous is destroying everything in its wake. this reform if it works and goes as planned will allow millions of people to get insurance across state lines at an inexpensive price. >> reporter: those changes are a ways down the road. administrati

no word on any arrests or a motive. >>> developing right now, it was supposed to be a special performance for visiting men and women of law enforcement, but instead it ended with three drill team officers rushed to the hospital. event was part of the three day conference, so lets get out to the convention center where sabina kuriakose is with the latest on all of that, sabina? report report three were injured yesterday evening as they were taking part, in a drill team, performance, here, they were working the event as you mentioned at the international association of police chiefs convention, now all three of them were reportedly in stable condition , and we know that two of those officers have been released from the hospital. however, the third a little bit more seriously injured. we're waiting to hear back on whether he has been released just yet they were all highway patrol drill team officers performing their duties at law enforcement event here that has been center of protest throughout the weekend. this is where we are awaiting attorney general jeff sessions later this morning addre

jonathan: developing now, two arrests and a guilty plea surrounding president trump's campaign. the bombshell revelations we are learning at this hour. >> i have $35,000 but there is stilt $45,000 missing. michelle: his safe was stolen and there is money still missing. jonathan: a boat capsizes and a 13-year-old want of heroism. what he did after saving a life. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> did you commit a crime? >> any reaction, mr. manafort? jonathan: first at 6:00, a political trump's one-time right-hand man and campaign worker indicted on a dozen criminal charges. late this afternoon, former campaign manager manafort and his associates rick gates facing a d.c. judge and pleading not guilty. michelle: the charges range from conspiracy and money laundering to lying to investigators. tonight manafort's attorney calling charges ridiculous. >> there is no evidence they colluded with the government. >> they face millions in fines and prison if convicted. >> the charges give a glimpse inside the ongoing investigation. >> mr. manafort, did you commit a crime?

arrested. this is a developing story. we have the account of the boils.istani military official. the pakistani military official was very clear that there was no deal here with the ha can anys. we know there's no prisoner exchange. there was no quid pro quo here. this was a straight rescue operation. one thing very important is these kind of rescue operations are the most dangerous things that can happen with a hostage. often the hostage is killed by the hostage takers or inadvertently by the people rescuing. so the fact that this went flawlessly i think is something to underline because often that's not the case with these operations. >> i know you spoke to u.s. intelligence official. i understand they told you accepting u.s. forces spew pakistan was considered at one point. >> it was, but there was concern about below back. there was so much anger in pakistan after the u.s. raid, unilateral raid that killed oh samba bin laden. there was also an issue of timing and the pakistani had forces in the area and so the decision was to tell the pakistanis and ha

in developing news, the first arrest in the russia collusion involving the president could come tomorrowing friday said federal investigators have filed their first charges. abc 7 news reporter gloria riviera has watch from reaction in washington. >> one the special prosecutors start going, it is very unsettled for white houses. >>> the president has yet to react. reports that a federal grand jury approved the first chargers in the robert mule earn mueller case. so far no reports of what the charges may be. the indictments are reportedly sealed under ordered from a federal judge. >> we know that attorneys for mueller's office were at the federal courthouse here in d.c. on friday. >> reporter: trump long dismissed the russia probe as a political distraction and denied any collusion with the russian government. >> the whole russian thing was an excuse for democrats learning the election. and it turns out to just be one excuse. >> the white house is echoing that message. >> our position hasn't changed since day one. >> reporter: mueller was appointed special council in 2016. he's also looki

developments on the arrest of an after-school worker at carter rocks spring elementary school in potomac. the "washington post" reports that roy simmons iii was a part-time school district employee working in the school at the time he allegedly touched a 10-year-old girl. he turned himself in thursday to police. jonathan: increasing patrol at d.c. metro station after there were reports of children being mugged on the way to and from school. stephen tschida has details. what is happening out there? stephen: we have d.c. police. you can see them over the shoulder milling around here at the brentwood metro station. this is as the parents called police to keep them safe from other school children. when school get out of d.c. adults avoid metro. they f htened forruly teenagers or their kids. in the brentwood neighborhood they say the children have been bullied, assaulted and mugged. after an emergency meeting the d.c. police agreed to step up patrols around the brentwood neighborhood. in particular the metro station. >> being visible is important for children, parents and the community. i don

arrested. >>> we are following the developing story out of southern california where a brush fire is forcing evacuations. the fire began in the cleveland national forrest in riverside county. that's a city being evacuated. according the website it's home to 32,000 people. firefighters say at least 250 acres have burned so far. luckily no reports of any homes or building being burned. >>> here at home more signs of recovery in the north by. a slice of the burning man festival is now in santa rosa to help fire victims. it's an oassist of housing. thom jensen is in santa rosa with some unique and much needed housing. thom. >> reporter: and raj it could happen quickly according to organizers and owners of the property. the trailers could be temporary housing for families displaced by the fires as early as a week from now. >> i got a cholg in front of me and we're making it happen. >> the pete lum contractor will prepare a courtyard in the center of seven trailers. temporary housing for up to 75 people. >> a business community stepping up trying to take kir of people. >> reporter: the trailers co

arrested those guys. there was a sequence that develop from that that you get on tv. ms. casey: you can join the conversation by using the #postlive. martino.to mr. you got thrown out of his office. >> i do not know how many you saw on the broadcast. i am sure a lot of you did, because it was one of the most-viewed broadcasts in recent history. when we walked in and bill turned to the poor guy sitting behind a desk and said, we're with "60 minutes," the guy looked like he was going to faint. i have been covering washington for 17 years, and i have interviewed lots of members of congress and lots of people. a lot of people will hang up on you or slamming door. i have never had the police called on me. ms. casey: does that happen to you all the time? >> only in new york. it never happened before in washington. we have done a number of these situational walk-ins. frankly, most of the time the congressman comes out and tries to make the best of it. this was really extraordinary in terms of the reaction. mr. higham: to be clear we made numerous attempts to set up an interview

arrested. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. developing kevin spacey facing backlash for his response this morning to serious allegations. >>> this after a fellow actor accused him of sexual harassment when that actor was just 14 years old. anthony rapp says spacey made an aggressive sexual advance to him in 1986. spacey was 26 at the time. he says he does not remember the incident. spacey apologized if he did behave in the way rapp has described. spacey explained he is currently living as a gay man after having relationships with both men and women. many saying that he is using his sexuality as a distraction for the serious accusations he is now facing. >> a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> i've been watching that criticism grow throughout the criticism grow throughout the morning on twitter. kevin spacey has immense wealth and fame, and yet never came out as a gay man until he needed a distraction from this story and sympathy. kevin spacey is gae was news in 1997. and anthony rapp's announcement is new in 2017. and, dear news

and the russians who were promising dirt on hillary clinton, this was a significant development because he was arrested while back and is fully cooperating with the special counsel. >> this is very significant. look, paul manafort who was the president's campaign chair and rick gates, maybe people who are not political junkies may not know the name, but he was a significant player for a period of time. they are the names. the white house said from what we know what they are being indicted for. that's separate from trump campaign work. this papadopoulos indictment and the affidavit that goes along with it is not. it is a direct alleged contact between somebody who the president had called, a foreign policy adviser, and the russians. specifically if you go through it, somebody who was trying to get more connections between putin's people and people inside the campaign. papadopoulos had connections and contact with an unnamed senior campaign official. campaign officials had discussions among themselves about this offer. they had discussions about what to do about dt, donald trump, and maybe sending a low

barcelona that's where our correspondent barbara vigil is following developments for us tonight good evening to you barbara so the arrest of these two separatist leaders it has really inflamed the situation there hasn't. really because it's been relatively quiet throughout the week and it was like a standoff situation every side was looking at the other and waiting what they would be doing however after the high cards in madrid decided. to independence leader is. really an independent movement the spokesperson people are trying everything to release the fire they are now. that there will be more demonstrations in the days to come this is the first one it was entirely peaceful some ten thousand people behind it candles chanting liberty and free free the call these. two leaders that are now in jail however we will see the showdown on thursday when the decision will fall whether madrid will impose direct rule over cuts alone you are not yet and that is the big question and if you consider what we're seeing tonight knowing that this new deadline is basically what forty eight hours away i mean it looks like this crunch time

. >>> also developing this morning police arrested a man they say tried to run down a sheriff's deputy on the south philadelphia street. action cam was at the 900 block of johnson sleet when suspect ditched his white grand prix. he was arrested a few moments later at broad and snider. investigators say late last night driver tried to hit the sheriff deputy at seventh and big letter. a 14 year-old runaway girl was in the grand prix and they are still trying to figure out y we know the girl is okay, so is the sheriff's deputy. >>> 6:03. just waking up with us philadelphia police investigating a murder this happened at a recording studio that scene north third street and northern liberties. "action news" reporter jer chirico is following the case. >> reporter: usually opened around the clock the recording studio is inside this building are still off limits. earlier in the evening, homicide detectives were on the scene to investigate the shooting death of the 30 year-old man, it happened in the basement of 444 north third street, when police arrived around 7:00 a.m., she found, and, and, s

arrest. they do believe he's armed. >>> there are new developments in the alleged hazing of a college football player in illinois. five players from wheaton college accused of duct taping the hands of a freshman teammate, beating him and leaving him naked on a field in 2016. they were allowed to keep playing for a time. four of those players pleading not guilty at their arraignment toda officers injured in philadelphia. three officers on their bikes were hurt, performing stunts during a police convention. two members of the drill team were injured when they were knocked to the ground. a third was hurt while being dragged down the street. all three are expected to be okay. >>> and the new hemedical headle tonight. 65 gene mutations linked to breast cancer. the findings may one day help to identify more women possibly at higher risk of breast cancer. those findings published in "nature." more on our website tonight. >>> when weapon come back, america strong. the army medic. his courage under fire, and the heroic story that was kept secret for years. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical p