john bel edwards/ -d- louisiana: "prepare for the worst, while we hope and pray for the best."ropical storm cindy slowly makes its way towards the gulf coast, millions are already getting hammered by heavy rains, strong surf... and flooding. christina thornton/ montgomery county ema director : "that water has nowhere to go, our city drainage system can only take so much" cindy isn't expected to make landfall until early thursday morning, but already one death has been blamed on the storm. authorities in fort morgan, alabama say a 10-year-old boy died after a wave slammed a log into him outside the beach front condo where he was vacationing with his family. off the coast of mississippi, this waterspout caught on camera.perhaps a sign of what's to come.the national hurricane center predicts cindy may bring torrential downpours -- strong storm surge -- and some tornadoes. but it's not just those along the coast who should be worried. gov. john bel edwards/ -d- louisiana: no one should be under the belief that this is only going to affect coastal louisiana or southeast louisiana. t

be leaving to take a similar position with the los angeles clippersthe 79-year-old west does live in bels lived in the los angeles area on the eve of their championship parade... the warriors are losing jerry west... the executive board member an special consultant... who played a major role in not trading klay thompson and helping lure kevin durant to golden state... will be leaving to take a similar position with the los angeles clippersthe 79-year-old west does live in bel air with his family and has lived in the los angeles area since he played for and later was general manager of the lakers... he turned down an offer for that position with the clippers about two weeks ago(wipe to wariors parade route) check out this map of the route for tomorrow's parade the light blue line ... shows the route the parade will run right through the heart of downtown oakland on broadway.... and then end over by lake merritt for another rally. today the nba champs took some time to recap their season. steph curry and kevin druant...become free agents this summer but they're confident deals will get don

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louisiana governor john bel edwards declared a state of emergency on wednesday.gov. john bel edwards/-d- louisiana "we obviously continue to take the storm very seriously, and we urge everyone in louisiana to do the same."in new orleans......mayor mitch landrieu asked residents to stay alert.mayor mitch landrieu/-d- new orleans"rain could come over a period of time. but if it all comes at one time, we expect to have localized flooding."some 17-million people along the gulf coast are under a tropical storm warning...and forecasters say the coast could see winds reach 50-miles per hour.the storm has already claimed at least one victim:on wednesday a ten-year-old boy was fatally struck by a log that had been carried by a wave.cindy's wrath will reach farther than the gulf coast. the national weather service says heavy rains and flooding could reach all the way up to the ohio valley.the tropical meteorology project from colorado state university predicts there will be 11 named storms and four hurricanes this season, which ends in november. ( mark ) police have arrested a

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in march of 1941, patrick bel belenger co-authored a report and it is like he had gotten into a time machine and gone to the future. this is report his report theorized was possible he said if time were tense but there was yet no war, one or more japanese aircraft carriers might sail the hawaiiian waters and army service technology wouldn't detect they did show. they would launch airplanes and they could arrive over the fleet at dawn catching it in the harbor. lastly, the results could be disasterous. sound familiar? bellenger predicted everything that wound up happening. but through much of the worse week in december he was at home in bed, in oahu sick. he was reading the newspaper and knew the situation was declining. he didn't know washington sent the warning message about the possibility of war breaking out imminently. more importantly, he did not know radio eves droppers had lost track of four of japans ten aircraft carriers. in other words, the pieces were falling into place for precisely the scenario he had envisioned in march but no one was telling him that. the pacific fleet

kate bilo, nicole brewer and don bel bell. >>> millions of dollars in construction projects across the region are coming to a screeching halt. the union representing crane and other heavy equipment operators has called a strike against the general building contractors association. operating engineers local 542 says the decision to strike was the result of nearly four months of futile negotiations with the contractors association. members are asking for contract changes and no new talks are scheduled. >>> a new list is out ranking the states when it comes to drivers and courteous they are. causing some to question if drivers are downright rude behind the wheel >> alexandria hoff talked with drivers to see if they agree with the ranking. >> reporter: according to a new study, pennsylvania drivers rank among the least courteous in the country. coming in 42 out of 50 >> there's no courtesy people blending together on the roads. >> reporter: this polled 2500 drivers in 50 states and based the results on answers to scenario based questions for example drivers reaction to being tailgated whil

actually the mother of a witness who testified wom had worked with cosby's talent agsked her to lunch at a bel air hotel. it was in a hotelnl forced her to take a pill but checked under her tongue to make sure she swallowed it. she told the jury that happened that exchange. that witness also testified that she told her mother about the abuse, and that is why the judge will now decidr fe im that woma mother, as well. remember, the sex assault trial is about the witness we heard from yesterday is one of 13 women that the pse to show scheduled bad acts. he prosecution trying to skaeb pattern of behavior here, arguing that bloill cosby gaine the trust of his victims. on the stand, she began to try anday just her. she was humiliated and embarrassed. reporting live outside of the montgomery county courthouse, pamela osborne,>> thanks. >>> staying in montgomery county, dozens of homeowners in abington are still without this morning. others are under a boil water advisory because of a broken main that sent waterng into homes and yards. nbc10 is live this morning in the neighborhood of edgehill and abi

a lightning strike is bel >>> the death toll continues rise after raging forest fires rip through central portugal. a lightning strieb believed to have sparked the blaze that has claimed the lives of 62 people. many were trapped in cars as flames enveloped and it is the biggest tragedy of human life known in years. >>> and a tragedy on the high seas after seven sailors were found dead after their u.s. navy ship that they were sleeping on was severely damaged during a collision at sea. the navy destroyer uss fitzgerald was towed back to port in japan after it collided with a cargo ship. now the ship was hit where over 100 sailors were sleeping at the time of the accident. that led to a frantic situation where the entire crew was scrambling to try to save the ship from sinking and some of the sailors were trapped. there are several investigations trying to determine exactly why and how that collision happened. >> as to how much warning they had, i don't know. that is going to be found out during the investigation. but it was a significant impact that the crew had to fight very hard to keep

in fact, he shows that adjusted last housing boom.y're bel still, these prices are a bit old. a new deman reach ed another record high in may with e bu requesting home tours and a bigger jump in the number of buyers writing offers. i'm diana oleic in washington. >>> coming up, vicious virus. companies worldwide were victim of a new cyber attack and it seem. >>> a global cyber attack today hit companies and goths across the globe. computer systems in europe, russia and the u.s. were struck leave iing chaos in its wake. >> the trump administration offering support today as this sweeping global cyber attack continues to affect xaeps around the world. take a look at a list here of all of the different countries where companies and enter the is have reporteded they've been victims of this attack include ng the ukraine, a number of different xaeps and enter the is in russia as well. a state owned oil firm in the u.k., advertising and the law firm said they were hit in the united states. merck in france and in denmark, also, companies reporting they had been hit by this attack. here'

stars are traditionally very public about their liberal politics, but these incidents cross a linejoe beliety: "really, there hasn't been a call from the hollywood left to say enough is enough. and i think that need to come from hollywood. from the left wing. from somebody that can say 'hey, ya know i voted for hillary clinton but let's not incite violence against the president of the united states. i might not support him, but there is a fine line that we can't cross over."as for depp, the white house released this statement.. quote :"president trump has condemned violence in all forms and its sad that others like johnny depp have not followed his lead. i hope that some of mr. depp's colleagues will speak out against this type of rhetoric as strongly as they would if his comments were directed to a democrat elected official." depp later apologized. in a written statement he acknowledged it was a "bad joke" and "in poor taste." he also said it did ánotá come out as intended and he did ánotá mean to harm anyone. a new movie is out this weekend. still ahead...we'll tell you why it is expect

kate bilo, nicole brewer and don bel bell. >>> millions of dollars in construction projects across the region are coming to a screeching halt. the union representing crane and other heavy equipment operators has called a strike against the general building contractors association. operating engineers local 542 says the decision to strike was the result of nearly four months of futile negotiations with the contractors association. members are asking for contract changes and no new talks are scheduled. >>> a new list is out ranking the states when it comes to drivers and courteous they are. causing some to question if drivers are downright rude behind the wheel >> alexandria hoff talked with drivers to see if they agree with the ranking. >> reporter: according to a new study, pennsylvania drivers rank among the least courteous in the country. coming in 42 out of 50 >> there's no courtesy people blending together on the roads. >> reporter: this polled 2500 drivers in 50 states and based the results on answers to scenario based questions for example drivers reaction to being tailgated whil

john bel edwards/ -d- louisiana: "prepare for the worst, while we hope and pray for the best." texas to florida -- people brace for the storm.in some cases - filling sandbags. emergency crews warn -- those in the storm's path should make plans now -- before cindy strikes.christina thornton/montgomery county ema director: "don't wait till the last minute so fire services having to come out on a boat to rescue you. get out ahead of time. these first responders need to be responding to emergency situations, not things we could have prevented."mayor mitch landrieu/new orleans: "we have learned many lessons from many other storms and unfortunately have paid the ultimate prince in some instances for not staying vigilant."in new orleans -- i'm kristen holmes. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area...(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. (pam) coming up .. new information on the gunmen who fired on a congressional baseball game practice.. plus, an update on the representative who was hit and still faces several

one of two of my people go out to the location to refine the med mods l bel of having accesse and think team, i get to do that in the training process. >> do you think it's critical to have a company owned franchise. >> i think that's critical. i don't know how you train for something you haven't done. >> before you franchise, was everything buttoned up? >> i think for us it was very buttoned. it was everyone written down. there's things that as you do the business for a few years you might assume it's known so i think you're kind of fine-tuning -- >> write everything down. >> you're fine-tuning to make sure everything is written down. that's critical. >> what's the biggest mistake that people make in getting franchisees. >> they're anxious to grow the brand and might not have the standards that they need. but there's multiple criteria and it gets better with more franchisees. they need to have a certain amount of money, a certain skill set whether they're going to be in an operations role or a sales roll, whatever that is going to look like. and then have they led people. in our organi

and the economy, energy retailers, the single market with huge potential still to bel unlocked.ans the huge potential economic prize for scotland. it means a window of opportunity for young people, for brexit, and extreme brexit through all that at risk. that is why i believe so strongly that at the end of the brexit process, scotland must have a choice about her future, a choice between following the u.k. down the brexit path or becoming an independent country. [applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] there is just too much at stake for brexit simply no matter how damaging it turns out to be. a future must be biased, not boring. [cheers and applause] such as the democratic mandatece or scotland having such a choice. the recent vote. they win the majority in this election that will further reinforce our mandate. under the circumstances comment and the continued blocking the b choice, when the time is right and the options are clear would be democratically unsustainable. [applause] that will be a choice for the end of the train or process. i want to be clear today t

in the meantime, young adults like bel black will have to nagate their way on their own. >> being homeless is not fun. >> reporter: in san francisco, lean melendez, "abc7 news." >> "abc7 news" is proud to participate in the san francisco homeless project for the sond year in a row. last year w helped reunite a homeless woman with her family. find all of our stories and ways to help at abc7news.com. >>> the fmont police department has reopened a decades old missing person's case. 25-year-old sherry disappeared februa 27, 1989 on dakota road. e and her boyfriend had a daughter tether that was five years old. investigators reopened the case due to new evidence. they'reontacting known witnesses and asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> a class action lawit with plaintiffs from mtiple states claims a rental car company is routinely charging customers for charges they say they declined. >> now a viewer is saying she had trouble with the same company and came to michael finney for help. >> the lawsuit claims some pay less car rental companies were charged for services they said they

this is "after the bel" we have a very bessie hour ahead for you. james comey will say under oath tomorrow in one of the most highly-anticipated hearings on the hill. we have his prepared testimony describing conversations with the president in months leading up to the dismissal, details and analysis coming up. >>> meanwhile president trump is focusing on rebuilding america, returning to the white house moments ago after making the case

louisiana governor john bel edwards has declared a state of emergency.n response to the flash flooding and severe weather caused by tropical storm cindy. we will continue to update you on the system as it moves along with millions of residents in various states in its path. the heat is on tonight in the southwest. in phoenix, residents are experiencing the worst heat wave in years. >> the valley of the son living up to its name on the first day of summer. >> really important, how hot it is in arizona. people continue to drink water and stay hydrated. >> a crippling heat wave driving animals, humans, and air-conditioners to the breaking point. >> they will pay anything for these were units. >> las vegas 117, phoenix, 119. palm springs, 121. >> it's physically impossible for those individuals to carry enough water. >> utilities warned of blackout blackouts. crews battled wildfires in utah and california. in arizona, it was literally too hot to fly. >> the plane literally cannot take off. of course we don't want to be on it. >> american airlines canceled 45

. >> we have to say they have a concert tonight with bel, davo e. >> they are en vogue in philadelphia as well. >> i was looking at them, as well. >> you are just distract. >> welcome to philadelphia, ladies. >> thank you, we're happy to be here. >> how did you get the names sisters with voices. i'm just kidding. you chal evening me to make them mad. >> yes. >> our sisters for the voices. >> yes. >> you know you are in the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. >> yes, that is right. >> so what is this, i'm good. >> yes. >> do you want to hear a little bit of it. >> sure. >> why not. >> sure. >> ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> this is why i love this. >> i like it. >> it is a song that was produced by, producer rock cassidy. >> this is what i have learned in therapy, ladies, you've got to learn to love yourself first. >> that is right. >> before you can love another person. >> there you go. >> yeah. >> or else how would you know. >> he is like oh, my god. >> yes. >> but i'm a big fan for a long time. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it we love thaw are back making music again. how dit feel to

--ore the election turnout is put up 44%, the lowest ever for a french election, and 10 points bel theous recor new zealand says the u.s. has signaled it is open to a free-trade agreement and does not see any major issues. the trade minister spoke after talks in washington with wilbur ross. new zealand wants 90% of its trade to be covered by fda's by 2030. the u.s. will be an important part of achieving that goal and his talks in washington were encouraging. it does not miss out on big ipo's like alibaba. the operator poses to make a new exchange that would let companies list before they have made a profit. take it to wall street. the new plan will help broaden the types of startups a can attract your global misconduct 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am shery ahn. this is bloomberg. anchor: thank you. a group of japanese investors are winning the race for toshiba's flash memory chip unit. sources say their offer is lower than that of broadcom but has the japanese backing that is seen as a vital to getting this done. our r

stars are traditionally very public about their liberal politics, but these incidents cross a linejoe beluno, variety: "really, there hasn't been a call from the hollywood left to say enough is enough. and i think that need to come from hollywood. from the left wing. from somebody that can say 'hey, ya know i voted for hillary clinton but let's not incite violence against the president of the united states. i might not support him, but there is a fine line that we can't cross over."as for depp, the white house released this statement.. quote :"president trump has condemned violence in all forms and its sad that others like johnny depp have not followed his lead. i hope that some of mr. depp's colleagues will speak out against this type of rhetoric as strongly as they would if his comments were directed to a democrat elected official." (pam) depp later apologized. in a written statement he acknowledged .... it was a "bad joke" and "in poor taste." he also said... it did ánotá come out as intended.... and he did ánotá mean to harm anyone. (steve) new at ten: a man has spent every day at dis

he invited her, according to her, over to his hotel, the bel air, for lunch.he was there she was given what she described as a large white pill that left her incapacitated. now on cross examination she faced some tough questions from the defense team that went after her sequence of events and her memory of them. she was shaken. she was crying. today testimony will likely continue. the judge is going to decide whether her mother can take the stand to corroborate her story. back to you guys. >> stephanie gosk live in norristown. >>> jury trial starts in the sex e montgomery county elementary school teacher. he's accused of inappropriately touching five female students over several years. he taught at clover leaf from 2000 to 2016 and coached junior varsity baseball in burtonsville. >>> this next story might have you question how secure your home is. two men got into a woman's home in the american park neighborhood. nicole boozer says the noise woke her up and the man threatened her claiming he had a gun. when she tried to make a run for it one of them punched he

he takes a job as a doorman in 1983 at the posh hotel bel-air and keeps it for the next 27 years. >>g for a job and then the letter [chuckles] -- i refer to it as "the letter" -- comes. this is the original letter from the attorney saying, "you don't know me, but i represent ray e. fulk. he was a hermit and a hoarder and a farmer here in illinois." and don behle, who wrote the letter, goes on to say, "if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam." >> turns out kevin once worked with the second beneficiary in ray fulk's will -- fellow actor peter barton. >> i did a movie in 1980 called "hell night," kind of a campy horror story, but became friends with most of the cast members, including peter. >> peter now lives in upstate new york. so, you really don't hear much about kevin until you find out somebody died and you're the only two "friends" he names in his will. >> from the moment i opened that up and i saw kevin's name, i was like, "somebody's scamming us." >> the two men discuss what to do next. >> i said, "peter, i believe it. i believe it, and i'm going with it for

she describes where h she was beckoned to cosby's bungalow at the bel air hotel in about 1996 and saysforced her to take a white pill and that she says left her, again, dizzy, falling in and out of consciousness. she says she later woke up, hours later, perhaps the next morning, on a bed with cosby where he was forcing her to do a sex act. but she says she tried to resist the pill, put it under her tong, only to have him look under her tong and force her to swallow it. she said she thought she would lose her job. the defense questioned her timing. they say there is a deposition that exists in a workers compensation lawsuit she filed where she said show went to the hotel with cosby in 1990. so six years apart open that. they questioned her on other details. for instance, they said, didn't cosby give you $400 for your grandmother's doctor's appointment? she did not testify to that. she says she never remembers him giving her money, though she remembers him referring her grandmother to a doctor's appointment. so they're pointing out inconsistencies, some small, maybe less small in their s

and aeronautics the advanced global leadership by developing and transferring key technologies.gned a bel we were awarded contract for detailed aircraft design, build a validation of a low boom flight demonstrator to demonstrate quite supersonic flight opening a new market to industry.g 20 spa in science were currently using 20 space bar missions to study the earth as a system. while we supply earth science data for weather forecasting, farming, water management andns disaster response.this this request supports two new missions by 2018. the mission to attract water across the planet by measuring the earth's gravitational field. and then it measures ice sheets, clouds -- to make 22 daring dives under the gap of saturn and its rings as part of its grand finale into mission maneuvers.earth on the journey to the asteroid and in 2023 will return a sample back to the earth. the we launch mars insight lander in may of 2018 to study the structure of mars and to launch the next mission in 2020. we continue on schedule for the 2018 launch. what will be a giant leap forward to understand thee unive

johnson testified that cosby invited her to his room rat the bel air hotel in 1996 and said he told me it looked as if i needed to relax, offering her a large white pill. after taking it, she said i sat on the couch, i felt like i was under water. drugged, johnson says cosby molested her. the defense hit back hard challenging johnson's memory at one point asking you did anyone tell you to get selective amnesia in this case? the defense will also go after andrea constand's credibility when she takes the stands. during opening arguments the leading attorney pointed out inconsistencies to her testimony to law enforcement including initially telling police she didn't contact cosby after that night, but phone records show otherwise. she called him 53 times, the defense shouted in court, sometimes 35 to 40 minutes a pop. the trial has only just begun. it's expected to last two weeks. the critical moment will be when andrea constand takes the stand, and if what we saw from this defense team is any indication, that cross-is going to be tough f.stephanie gosk, norristown, pennsylvania. >>> if y

the witness who worked at cosby's talent agency told the jury she was invited to lunch at a bel air hotely and the assault occurred in a room after cosby forced her to take a pill. remember, this is a sex assault trial about andrea constand. in opening statements, cosby's attorney said what happened between constand and cosby was consensual. constand said that it was not, and the prosecution is hoping that witness testimony will establish a pattern that they say cosby was gaining the trust of these women, drugging and assaulting them. the defense hit back questioning the witness' credibility. they wanted to know why she didn't tell anyone until decades later. she began to cry and told the jury that she was humiliated and embarrassed. she told them cosby was the biggest celebrity in the world and at the time, she thought it was just her. we're expecting testimony to pick back up at 9:30 this morning. we'll be inside of the courtroom and bring you updates throughout the day. reporting live outside the montgomery county courthouse, i'm pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >>> new, philadelphia police

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they tried to discredit her because at a deposition in 1996, she said the incident at the bel air hotelok the stand, the room really went to a hush. this is the woman why the criminal case prosided. we have never heard from her before. she's the only person to come forward to police and publicly avail herself back in 2005 when she said as an employee at temple university, bill cosby mentored her, befriended her, she trusted him, and she was betrayed by him, that he drugged her and sexually assaulted her and she had the inability to be able to consent. the statements by cosby strengthened back in 2005 where he specifically and really very similarly talks about when andrea would come to his home, but the statements diverge when he said it was consensual activity, that they partook in this together, that they were friends but had romantic interludes also. and now, fred, it's onto the defense on monday. the defense is confident at this point, they say, and they have a list of what they call special witnesses, and they are yet to know who they are for us, but we will see come monday. fred? >

back in the united states, louisiana governor john bel edwards is poised to sign legislation that would cut the state's prison population by 10% over the next decade. the state estimates the measure will save taxpayers more than $260 million over the next 10 years by shortening prison time for certain nonviolent and drug offenders. louisiana imprisons more of its residents per capita than any other state in the country, leading critics to declare it the incarceration capital of the world. in sylvester, georgia, high -- 900 high school students have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit, alleging they were groped after the local sheriff ordered school-wide pat-down searches. the student say on sheriff's april 14, deputies searched hundreds of students for drugs, with some officers groping students' breasts and gitalia. in an interview with local media, worth county sheriff jeff hobby said he believed the searches were legal because school administrators were present. the pat-downs did not yield any illegal drugs. in new jersey, video has emerged showing jersey city police assaulting a man

louisiana governor john bel edwards: >> this will be a severe weather event, primarily consisting ofeats of rain and flooding, but there is also a potential for wind damage as well. no one should be under the belief that this storm is only going to affect coastal louisiana or southeastern louisiana. this storm is going to affect the entire state. >> sreenivasan: a ten-year-old died on the alabama coast, after being struck by a log washed in on a storm surge from cindy. a jury in milwaukee has acquitted a former police officer in the shooting of a black man last august. dominique heaggan-brown had been charged with first-degree reckless homicide in the shooting of 23-year-old sylville smith. it happened after a traffic stop and a brief foot chase. smith had a gun, but appeared to be throwing it over a fence. the shooting sparked two nights of riots. the c.e.o. and co-founder of uber has resigned. travis kalanick stepped down overnight amid turmoil at the ride-hailing company. uber faces allegations of sexual harassment and theft of trade secrets, plus a federal investigation into whet

stars are traditionally very public about their liberal politics, but these incidents cross a linejoe bel variety: "really, there hasn't been a call from the hollywood left to say enough is enough. and i think that need to come from hollywood. from the left wing. from somebody that can say 'hey, ya know i voted for hillary clinton but let's not incite violence against the president of the united states. i might not support him, but there is can't cross over."the white released this statement.. quote :"president condemned violence in all forms and its sad that others like johnny depp have not followed his ( steve ) depp later apologized. in a written statement first reported by people magazine he said it was a "bad joke" and "in poor taste." he said.. quote... "it did not come out as intended, and i intended no malice. i was only trying to amuse, not to harm anyone." (pam) a military jet .... practicing for an airshow in ohio was involved in an accident today.. an f-16 thunderbird... crashed at the dayton international airport about one- this afternoon. the u-s air force says, the crew mem

>> translator: i bel policy of the united states or that of president trump.ems to me that president trump has the criticized the failed former policies of his predecessor administrations and on that pin the i have the same view as president trump. >> but it is not clear that even under president trump he will agree to allow you to negotiate with the north koreans without any preconditions? and you want to do that? you want to start a dialogue without any concessions by the north koreans? aren't you giving into them? >> ooh have never mentioned a dialogue with no preconditions whatsoever. i believe that first, we must vie for a freeze of north korea's nuclear and missile programs and then, as a second phase, try to achieve the complete dismantlement of north korea's nuclear program. i believe there are voices, supporting a step by step approach even within the united states. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you. thank you so much. >> so, as you just heard there has been a lot of news made out of this interview. there has already been a diplomatic kerfufle ah

you can't repeal where we're agreeing, 50%, pre-existing bel many things.tart over. we can't get 60 votes. >> it looks like a conflict. do you believe, yes or no, that conflict can be solved before the 2018 election? >> i believe it has to be solved. if it doesn't, god help america. we can't continue down this road and you can't go back to what we had which is nothing. >> senator manchin, thank you. >>> we'll bring you full coverage of comey's testimony thursday at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central on cbs. >> will you be available on friday to talk to us? think that over. >>> one of the architects of obamacare has a new prescription for the new >>> the mt. everett snapchat climbers logged more than 130 miles on their journey to the top of the world. they'll be here in studio 57 of conquering mount everest together. what it's like to be back at sea level. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ for those who create their own path. always unstoppable. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medi

huj-mile -- 800-mile-long engineering marvel that runs from the north slope of alaska to tide water in bel deldeze. it's a long history. this afternoon in the interest of time i will abbreviate the history, but i do want to start the story of our pipeline in the late 1960's. believe it or not, this was a pretty bleak moment for oil exploration in alaska. and despite great promise, many companies had given up on exploration on the north slope by some account at that point in time there were at least 14 dry holes that had been drilled before arco and humble oil company decided that they were going to sink just one last well. and it was actually an arco executive who described it more as a decision not to cancel a well that was already scheduled rather than to go ahead. but that well crudo bay state number 1 would prove to be a game changer for alaska. we had discovered oil. we discovered oil on the north slope and a lot of it. we quickly learns that prudhoe bay would be one of the largest oilfields in global history, by far the largest ever discovered in the united states. early estimates at

. >> reporter: some neighbors like jennifer aniston in this exclusive bel air community complaining tohe time about sprawling properties like this one. but city officials say this megaproject is plagued with violations ranging from unapproved stairwell, illegal partition walls and even an unpermitted and uninspected imax theater. looking up at this hillside city leaders say he dug into the soil illegally causing massive erosion. you can clearly see how much ground has already been lost and lawyers for residents in the area say they're in danger because of that. the mogul pleading no contest this week to three misdemeanor charges stemming from those violations. now facing up to three years summary probation, $3,000 in fines, plus penalty assessments and the possibility that the strada will be torn down. hadid's fate will be decided at the end of the month. for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >>> going to be following that one. >>> coming up here in two minutes, jennifer garner speaking out about a new cover story on her divorce. we'll tell you how she is

that extra funding would bel crumbs that you be like trading trading like trading land for a couple of come like trading a cadillac for a tricycle. we will not be fooled. we know it took republicans more than a year to agree to providing the funding for emergency opioid response in pictures bill. one can only imagine how long it will take to get any money republicans as a consolation prize out to the communities who need it. we know info for trumpcare is a vote to perpetuate overdose deaths.. passing this bill will be just aiding and abetting one of public health most wanted and most notorious serial killers. americans from both political b parties are not fooled by president trump's tax-cut shell game on the backs of families and communities that have been ravaged by opioids. that's why democrats will continue to be a public megaphone and shout from the rooftops that eviscerating medicaid to give a tax cut to the healthy, wealthy is mean, it is inhumane, it is immoral, and we're not going to stand for it, and the american people are not going to stand for it. the best vote i ever cast

delay from urbana to the bel eltway. take look at 66 next. back to you. >> sounds good. accused of sexually assaulting female passenger over memorial day weekend due in court. the alleged victim says she got into the cab along u street early sunday morning the woman admits she had been drinking and quote blacked out. she says when she woke up the cab driver was assaulting her. she managed to fight him off. she then opened a window and began screaming for help. passers by heard her along 16th street, called police. úofficers then pulled over the cab and arrested the driver. >> also happening today, gaithersburg man accused of impersonating a police officer due in court. 35-year-old it tan, is facing gun charges. montgomery county police say he was arrested february 22nd after she found out he had been impersonating an officer on multiple occasions. police found assault rifles and body armon ammunition in his home. they recovered a baltimore county police badge and according to documents he was also in falls church wearing an ic >>> attorney general mark herring will annou

there could bels the first battle of brexit negotiations.sh prime minister theresa may will outline how the u.k. plans to treat e.u. citizens after the breakup. the u.k. stands on the 1.4 million citizens is expected to fall short of the you expectations. on capitol hill, republican leaders are working on a bill to replace obamacare. it would cut hundreds of billions of dollars to medicaid over the next decade. the congressional budget office has yet to review the sonnet bill and it would lead to 22 -- 22illion americans million more americans without health insurance. trump aides want to replace janet yellen after her term ends . they want to install their own person, however one positions as president trump likes yellen and feels no sense of urgency in the matter. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. voting from opec members is kicking up. the kuwait oil minister saying opec, non-opec compliance was 160% in may -- 106% in may but the

johnson testifies that cosby invited her to his room at the bel air hotel in 1996. and said, he told me it looked like i needed to relax, offering her a large, white pill. he would not tell me what it was, she told the jury. after taking it, i sat on the couch and i felt like i was under water. drugged, she says cosby molested her. >> to relive what she alleges what mr. crosby did to her was difficult. >> reporter: the defense hit back hard. asking, did anyone tell you to get selective amnesia in this case? the defense will go after andrea constand's credibility when she takes the stand. during opening arguments the lead attorney pointed out inconsistencies in her testimony to law enforcement. including initially tell police, she didn't contact cosby after that night. but phone records show otherwise. she called him 53 times, the defense shouted in court. sometimes 30 to 40 minutes a pop. at the end of the day, cosby left the courthouse leaning on his cane and the cheers of his supporters. the trial has really only just begun. it's expected to last roughly two weeks

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