attorney seth goldstein represents benson's family in their suit against the school.seth goldstein, bensonorney"this party is just another example of their lack of acknowledgement of the wrongfulness of their acts." goldstein says he hopes his clients don't find out about the party.hirsch says she knows how much it'll hurt them. karen hirsch, benson family friend"it's just like a slap in the face to max's family. i mean he was a real person and sometimes i think that gets lost in all of this so i hope people remember max too." (pam) the person who started that 'go fund me' page, is the son of the for the party. but that's after the page raised more than a thousand dollars. (pam) in national news... special counsel robert mueller's team says, former trump campaign manager paul manafort deserves to spend up to 24-and-a-half years in prison. the sentencing submission - made today - gives the special counsel's office a chance to summarize manafort's criminal activity, the remorse he has shown, and the help he gave to the government. special counsel prosecutors specifically said, manafort's age

benson has already talked about that there is not a specific schedule of performance in this d.d.a. and has already talked about that piece of it here. we actually are recommending approval of this because it's consistent with the documents from the board's prior approval of the pier 70 agreement. this is in the financing plan, but i'm available to answer any questions that you may have. >> supervisor fewer: transgender very much. colleagues, any questions from miss campbell? seeing none, let's open this up for public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> supervisor fewer: colleagues, this is a huge project, and it's been in the works for a while. i gave you a copy of the amendments that i would like to propose. item six, striking lines 9 through 19, adding in on page nine, line one through four. and i will read aloud the amendment that i'm adding, further resolve that the board of supervisors urges to the executive director the mayor's office of housing and community development to re

. >> news 4's jackie benson is live on the scene for us tonigh jackie, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, very string, and right now there are more questions than answers. the gruesome discovery was made t 5:30 p.m. by someone at a metro bus stop on the southbound side of old georgetown road near bethesda.rive in >> they saw what appeared to be a body just off the side of the road over there in a tarp or some sort of covering. we responded and we did find a deceased body. >> reporter: the sectionf old georgetown road where the diovery was made has no houses close to theroad. it's not clear how long the bag or tarp was there before it was noticed by someone police descbe as thpasserby. police response, which included homicide detectives, required the temporary closure of one southbound lane of the road. >> right nowt is an undetermined death. we're still very early on in this, so we're going to say undetermined death forow. >> reporter: the cause of death will be determine by the medical examiner. we expect to hr more fro montgomerie county police after that. live in bet

benson. >> brad benson, the director of special projects for the port of san francisco, representingfor director wayne forbes. and thank you for the chance to speak. the port, all of the port's projects are really trying to connect to sfpuc clean power. and we are always navigating this issue about interconnection with the p.u.c. system. i can speak to our major development projects along the port, primarily mission rock and pier 70. we have one affordable project at 88 broadway. we have our chief harbor engineer wab washana who can speak to our other projects along the port so he can come up and speak after i'm done. with pier 70, we're looking at up to 3,000 housing units in a phased development at that site. 30% affordable housing. and we're in the process of working with the city's infrastructure departments on processing the infrastructure permits for phase one of that project. and we think that we have a strategy to power phase one of the project and there is a piece of pg&e infrastructure that are in 22nd street which is one of the main entrances to pier 70. and it's really cr

benson his job is mistrust and sometimes where we start the only thirteen dollars in sales a lot you know paying bills in give. you say fifteen dollars wouldn't change a one. it's. our. i love the job. but this just the part of you know he works late sometimes the kids that's his light calorie playing sometimes well used to go on a walgreen's. the big day has arrived for to keep us church choir and her new outfit. we were living paycheck to paycheck no one knew we were struggling no one knew what was going on because we've always pay our bills we've always had our kids stress right. we still live check to check. getting better money there's just so many bills to pay. everything is not always going to go as sweet as you want it's a go it's always going to be bumps in a road. we're just a family this trying to make it every day off no parts. or young we're just trying to make it as a. and. i'm glad. the. next time on hard earned. we do to gain more flexibility. i'm sure this is ok dan savage issues but we have to speak. going to jews who is never employed ever i am really us. i made me

their new car still wasn't ready, as the bbc‘s chief formula one writer andrew benson explains. it from the start testing. the car it is always a last—minutejob. williams have their calculations wrong this time and that caused some ructions within the team, they're not happy with the way it happened. we'll have to see whether that leads to any problems. as things stand the car was due to leave the factory tonight and fly to spain and be at the track by around 5:00 in the morning on wednesday and then hopefully out on the track sometime in the early afternoon. that means they will have lost two and half days of the first four days of testing with only one more four—day test after that. 25% plus of time lost on track is not great when everyone else has been around 100 laps today. they have got their work cut out and we will have to see how the car goes when it does hit the track. it's understood all star infielder manny machado has agreed to a $300 million, 10—year deal with the san diego padres, the biggest contract everfor a free agent. the deal, if completed, would be the secon

our f1 correspondent andrew benson has been following the test.the start of testing, the cars are for the start of testing, the cars a re prototype for the start of testing, the cars are prototype so it is always a last minute job are prototype so it is always a last minutejob and are prototype so it is always a last minute job and williams obviously had their calculations wrong and it had their calculations wrong and it had a few eruptions and the team and they are not happy about the way it happened. best car is due to leave the factory tonight and fly to spain and do to be at the track about four 01’ and do to be at the track about four or5am on and do to be at the track about four or 5am on wednesday and hopefully will be out on the track sometime in the early afternoon. that means they will have lost two and a half days of the first four days of testing and there is only one more full day test after that. 25% plus of time lost on the track. that is not great when everyone else has been pounding around doing 100 laps a day. it is difficult to

in arlington, jackie benson, news4. >>> did you know the besttolace ork is located right here in the dm at yeah. wrc. what we think. >> but according to fortune zi ma, mcclain based company hilt be tops the list of best companies to work for this year. 96% of hilton staff say it's a great place to work based on th benefits, management and team navy federal, marriott, car max, capital one, mars ink also made fortune's best line-up. > we are tal snow for the weekend, maybe. amelia's coming back with her updated forecast. >>> we'll tell youbout a dating app breaking news at this hour. the metro board has voted in favor of bringing back extended e urs. metro trains hen operating on a shortened sedule to give crews additional time to do large scale repairs and mainenance. thes projects have led to a safer rail system but there is still mone work to be d and they want to keep the reduce the hours. h city leaderse been pushing to bring back the old schedule. our transportation reporter adam tuss is in a board meeng tweeting updates. metro's extended hours. ing back there's noh timetable tho

jackie benson speaking to a n retired d.c.officer who after his third day at the police academy goes undercovne with of the biggest and most dangerous drug gangs in u.s. history. ha if you would have told me back then we would still be talking about this now, would i have told you you've got to be. kidding >> reporter: for safety we're not showing the face of the man that members of the drug empire knew as jimmy. >> i got asked after tifee days wanted to do undercover work. >> reporter: he was 26 when he began living undercover as a cocaine dealer. unarmed and using only his wits orked his way close to the top of the cocaine wholesale operation that's estimated to have netted edmund . $1 million a day in the late 1980s and 30 murders were tie to the organization. >> reporter: you knew it was an organization that enforced discipline wh murderer. >> yes. >> reporter: he witnessed shipments of cocaine by the truckloads. >> a guy sitting on the back with two uzis. >> reporter: and then there was the face for face confrontation wit

news 4's jackie benson explains this mo the picture coming out as northam was catching heat om recent comments on abortion. >> reporter: loudoun county resides and other gathered at the claude moore recreation center in sterling for a program titled, aplay and con rrsation one relations. many learned before the 7:00m. program that ralph northam had become the focus on a national conversation on c.e same to >> i think because of his thoughts and ideas on abortion, perhaps interfered with some folks, and somebody let t out of the bag. >> reporter: some we spoke toon questi the timing of the story about the image from 1984 that appeared on northam's page of his medical school yearbook. one man is seen in blackface. the other in a ku klux klan robe and hood. the story appeared o "big league politics," founded by former breitbart employees. it was commented after northam's comments about abortion, which rsovoked a backlash from conservative lawmand others. >> we want the government not to be involved in these types of decisions. we want the decision to be made by the mothers and their prov

let's dip right into the issues that nigeria's youth are facing with this instagram this is from benson who posted this not too long ago just about a day our foundational right to vote is central to our need to continually work to protect to preserve and strengthen our democracy so we asked him to elaborate on that and he did in a video comment that he sent to stream here's what he told us one of the reasons this week is because of the increase in the rate of unemployment in the country. we still have the largest number of people living in extreme poverty about six million people are living in a strip of us in the present and that's just because we call ourselves giant of africa this graceful only i'm going to throw that one right to you he's worried about unemployment what's your thought on that. well managed his right not only is the problem on a plummet in age and educate is which is that kids over thirty according to the world bank if you and in listen twenty one thousand. you have bunted for ages it is pain is workers it in two thousand. literacy to touch a thousand but the problem

>> two years before, darnell benson died under similar circumstances. he was just 40. he, too, had clashed with police but was calm and in restraints when he was given five milligrams of the drug according to police reports and million records. the autopsy blamed a methamphetamine overdose. records we reviewed showed medics failed to mop for the victims' vital signs. that's required to guard against complications linked to the drug. even the medical examiner first admitted that it played a role in his death. the final report lists the cause 06r death as cause of death. officials say they did a comprehensive investigation of both cases and found no state office of medical services have opened a probe into what happened. while they won't go on camera, officials confirmed it was our report that triggered their investigation. >> good. at least somebody is looking into it. >> he says he hopes the probe will prevent this from happening again. nbc bay area news. >> if you have a story for jackson or anyone in the investigative unit call 888-966-tips or visit nbc bay area.com/

jackie benson working the scene for us.ve youne le >> reporter: well, i can tell you that residents here in columbia heights certainly concerned by this broad daylight homicide. this is what we know according to the police chief who spoke a short ago. we have a group of young men in their 20s who were having some type of gument, some type of disagreement. there were at least three of them. at one point we are told one of the men went somewhere, got a gun, came back and sho one of the other men. and we understand he has now died of his i can tell you that this area, the 1400 block of m street northwest, several blocks around there because some of this took place inhe alley in that block, several blocks around their block, there are very streets people are having to turn around and do u-turns. you defitely want totay out of this area right now. live in northweste jac bensen, news 4. >> keep us posted with whatever you learn new from there. >> for the first time the federal trade commission has fined a companyor fake online re

joining me now guy benson, host of benson and hamp on fox news radio and robert zimmerman a democraticmen, great to have both of you with us. >> great to with be with you. >> martha: every family has theirs issues father separated himself from the family many years ago and presence in their life growing up. that's tough stuff. >> sounds like the conversation at love patience have with their children. and obviously while you have to respect how strongly he feels. you look at the reality of it, first of all, maybe he should lighten up or light up, i'm not sure which. hopefully lighten up about it because she was doing a talk radio show. the bottom line kamala harris' story is the story of the american dream. she is the daughter of two immigrant parents her father from jamaica her mother from india. extraordinarily well-educated family. risen to become a u.s. senator. possibly the next president. and, in fact, we should not really and i know the right wing will focus on those comments and try to create an issue because we are dealing with an administration the most antifamily value admini

leslie marshall and also fox news contributor by guy benson. sina politics writer for "u.s. david. thank you for being with us tonight. great to have a pretty >> good to be with you. >> shannon: want to start by reading something from the atlantic. it says the smollett story, if the trajectory leads to evidence of bakery, but actually reveals something else modern america is about, victimhood sheet. anthropologists will find aspect of america peculiar, intriguing and sad. guy? >> it definitely is sad and it's strange. we don't know exactly what motivated jussie smollett to do this, but his story seemed very implausible i think from the get-go with the details. the performance was at practically sociopathic given what we know now and i think what bothers so many people is not just that he made up this hoax of a crime, which is terrible unto itself because it takes police resources away, it sows fear, it's was resentment. in the process, he and other people who amplified the story in certain ways tried to implicate by extension a third of the country, half the country sparing

that pedestrian, christina benson, sent flying into the air. >> i did like this, thank god, while i wason my shoulder and i just busted the side of my head. >> reporter: police say social media was key in identifying the alleged driver. they say 22-year-old courtney danielle lawrence posted this photo on her facebook page right after the collision. investigators say that's her posing with the damaged car used in the crash. >> once we put out the call for help for the public to come forward, it was easily found, this photo. >> reporter: cops issue an arrest warrant for lawrence. as for the man seen on surveillance walking with benson, he fled the scene, but officials say they believe he hasoorelatio thver. bensring from her ing the mome returned to the scene. >> i thought for sure, this person knows. oh my god, i lost control. i'm so sorry. i didn't mean to hit you and can i help you or anything? no. no. she pulled up beside me and slammed on the brakes and said, where did he go? >> truly amazing. lawrence faces a number of charges here including assault with a deadly weapon, hit and run

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time to get their car sorted before the season starts on march 17th. 0ur f1 correspondent andrew bensons are always right up against it from the start testing. the car it is always a lastjob. williams have their calculations wrong this time and that caused some ructions within the team, they're not happy with the way it happened. as things stand the car was due to leave the factory tonight and fly to spain and be at the track by around five o'clock in the morning on wednesday and then hopefully out on the track sometime in the early afternoon. that means they will have lost two and half days of the breast for days of testing with only one more four—day test after that. 25% plus of time lost on track for top thatis plus of time lost on track for top that is not great when everyone else has been around 100 laps today. it is always difficult to jump to conclusions from testing and especially this early on because the teams are checking the reliability of their cars and making sure the systems work. nolan has gone in for that many lap times. — no one. no one should be concerned about rings

. >>> now, many people are questioning the timing of the photo's release, as jackie benson explains, the picture comes out as northam was tching heat from recent comments on abortion. reporter: loudoun count residents and others gathered at the claude moore recreation center isterling for a program titled, a play and conversation on race relations. many learned before 00 p.m. program that ralph noham had become the focus of a national conversation on the same top. >> i think because of his ou ts and ideas on abortion, perhaps interfered with some folks, and somebody let the cat out of the bag. >> reporter: some we spoke to questioned the timing of the story about the image from 1984 that appeared on northam's p of his medical school yearbook. picture shows one man in blackfac the other in a ku klux klan robes and hood. thstory appeared on "big league politics," founded by former breitbart employees. wo was published days after northam's comments on late-term abortion during a interview on wtop radio, answering a question from news 4's julie carey, provoked a strong backlash from onse

do you mr benson would you like to do it more often. but. leave it on the i love dancing on stage but i can't do both if i'm choreographing a big piece i can't be on stage myself as wow that's just the way it is but if i can dance for special projects now and then i'm happy and. out of work it's been a pleasure. the so one of those special projects superman or listen it offers dancers and artists from various parts of the world scope to interact and explore current political and social issues through art an opportunity for the shovels to explore and improvise to. get the mystic at the roots as i did you know passing on a growing number of pieces to outside companies including some abroad where your dancers oversee the rehearsals and if there is this an opportunity to release the ensemble to work independently of you align our bad work and yet you broke up as i yes this is a new branch of my work you could say. i think it's good for experienced dancers to pass on what they know and that these compositions continue to live on and the younger g

eight with over seven hundred hours of film that has sparked heated debates among critics charlotte benson picks up the story. settling secretive stalinist truman show just some of the ways it down is being described thousand and nine hundred people left their everyday lives to go back in time to the soviet union those who took part will cut off from the molten world living in their role twenty four seven no screenplay every aspect of their lives was filmed volunteer actors fought got drunk sexually assaulted one another the vollmer the violence all on the simulated it was george orwell's nineteen eighty-four big brother was always watching themselves in a familiar strange world. people became open to new discoveries. and scientific. what came out was thirteen fell ten years in the making from the mind of a multiplier or creative genius audience is and critics are devalued it now the idea how much to buy russian artists. has been met with criticism for its disturbing and violent scenes down they have set out to condemn solve utilitarianism but part of me worries that the scheme may have be

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news 4's jackie benson tells us tonight about increased calls for change after a number of deadly crashes, including one that killed three children. >> reporter: the picture of 5-year-old twins alexandra and rosalie mejia and their baby brother was on their minds as they sat with somber faces. residents along 210 in prince george's county griev for the loss of the three children the most recent victims of the collision on the highway. their main street as if the ttle ones were family. >> it is a culture of death. we've called it and described i to the most dane be druce road in the washi metro area. >> reporter: the numbers are staggering, 60 plus deaths on route 210 in prince george's county in the last decade, 134 crashes with injuries. a grassroots effort begun in 2017 has resulted in the placement of a fixed speed camera. community activist ron weisses beliore are needed and they need to be movable >> you don't typically put speed cameras at traffic lights. .ou put red light cameras at traffic lights >> reporter: the horrific crash that kled the mejia children in december was caused b

let's dip right into the issues that nigeria's youth are facing with this instagram this is from benson who posted this not too long ago just about a day are foundational right to vote is central to our need to continually work to protect to preserve and strengthen our democracy so we asked him to elaborate on that and he did in a video comment that he sent to stream here's what he told us one of the reasons this week is because of the increase in the rate of unemployment in the country for a country like nigeria we must. pollution and. we still have the largest number of people living in extreme poverty about six million people are living in a strip of us in the present and that's just this week for because we call ourselves a giant of africa this graceful way i'm going to throw that want to write to you he's worried about unemployment what's your thought on that. well managed his right not only is the problem unemployment an age an educator pays wages that kids over thirty according to the world bank if you're an in listen twenty one thousand. you have battled for ages it is pain it's

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hostile nations donald trump and kim jong un begin their second meeting on an optimistic note bob benson vietnam are being overshadowed by potentially explosive testimony from the u.s. president's former lawyer and almost thirty people are killed by a fire that broke out inside cairo's main train station. pakistan's prime minister and around khan is calling for talks with india after both countries shot down each other's fighter jets during an increasingly dramatic confrontation and the disputed kashmir region says it's downed two indian jets and captured two pilots the pilots india and ten says it shot down one pakistani aircraft and lost one of its own. begins our coverage. what caused this indian fighter jet to crash is disputed between these two nuclear rivals bought it was evidence that pakistan and india were confronting each other in the skies above the buddhas and it prompted this appeal from pakistan's prime minister imran khan to india's leader. sort of one year but aren't we decided to take action today we only wanted to show india that we're able to and if you come into our l

and then, this month, we had benson and adele speaking, presenting on the ombudsman program, so excellent, excellent learning experience for all of us. next month, we will be having dr. jilleen johnson from ucsf talking about her findings. last month, we also had our annual elections and all of the officers were reelected, so myself and sue horsh will be cochairs. we also have ramped up our advocacy campaign starting much earlier. we've already gun scheduling and holding meetings, individual meetings with supervisors to present our 2019-20 budget year ask that was sent to director mcspadden in december. the reason that we've done this is to allow additional time during the budget process for follow-up meetings so we can do additional advocacy work. we'll also be scheduling a meeting with budget director kelly kirk patrick and hopefully with the mayor. we'll see how far we get with that. and then, we continue to work on a proposed celebration of ageing event which we've tentatively slated for september. we now have begun looking for funding sources, and hopefully in the very near future we

either new to state government or who are now serving in new roles like secretary of state jocelyn benson. welcome. >> attorney general dana netzel. and all of the dedicated public servants of my cabinet, which by the way is the most diverse in michigan history. and the new leader of our state's highest court is here tonight as well, chief justice bridget mary mccormick. for the first time in michigan history, our governor, attorney general, secretary of state, and chief justice of the supreme court, are all women. and that's not to overlook our united states senator or the fact that we sent five, a record five women to the united states congress in this last year. i see you, congresswoman. finally, i want to congratulate the 52 members of the michigan legislature who are embarking on their first term in office. i remember vividly the excitement that i felt as a 29-year-old freshman lawmaker, i sat where you are, in the house, and eventually in the corner, as the senate does. i watched three governors give the state of the state address. and back then, it never dawned on me for a second t

leslie marshall, fox news interview guy benson and senior politics writer for u.s.& world report, thank you all for being with us, good to have you. i want to read something from the atlantic that says the jussie smollett story would reveal something else modern america is about, victimhood, his future historians and anthropologists will find this peculiar, intriguing and sad. >> it is sad and strange. we don't know what motivated jussie smollett to do this but his story seemed very implausible from the get-go with the m aga detail. the performance on abc news was practically sociopathic given what we know now and what bothers so many people is not just that he made up his hoax and hate crime which is terrible into itself because it takes police resources away and it sows fear and resentment. in the process he and other people who amplified the story in certain ways tried to implicate by extension a third of the country smearing people as dangerous or violent based on political disagreements. a perfect storm because he is a celebrity who made this claim and he's in

you can follow us, tonight, mattie du dupler, and guy benson and lee carter, see you tomorrow night.f ever has any president taken on as many fundamental some would say existential challenges as president trump in this single week. foreign policy dominating president trump's agenda and i -- itinerary. he's now aboard air force one. he's in the 7th hour of what will be an almost 20 hour flight headed to vietnam. hanoi the site of his second summit meeting with north korea's kim jong-un. >> we're going to have i think a very

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chuck schumer, director of strategic communications for live-action and fox news contributor guy bensoncome to all of you. i want to start with you. what do you make of the president saying about nancy pelosi we used to get along great but there are partisan divides. he says it sounds like a waste. if they don't include something for the wall they are wasting their time. >> he is not going to get the wall from nancy pelosi. he is going to try to misuse the emergency power statute and he is not going to get the wall through the courts. at least he can go to his base and say he tried which is all he wants at this point. all he is going to get. if he really wanted the wall he should have been putting his negotiating skills to use with mexico to get the money for the wall. that was the other part of the promise. he talked about his promise for the wall, where's the other part of the promise? i went to one of those rallies, i heard him calling out to the crowd mexico is supposed to pay for the wall. not the american people. heather: he will point to the new nafta and say that is how he got m

good evening i'm guy benson and for candy today. first the board about.compromise potentially can to avoid another government shut down in two weeks. today the president said republicans may be wasting their time if the negotiations do not involve money to build his wall. but earlier house speaker nancy pelosi said the president will never see one thin dime.