. >>> i would like to welcome you to benson, arizona. benson, arizona has about 5,000 people. it's the home of kerchner carvern state park. a big cave complex you can go see. it looks very cool, doesn't it? i'm claustrophobic. i'm not sure i could totally handle it but that's cool. it was founded as a rail terminal for the southern pacific railroad in the late 1800s. it still has a lot of pride in being a rail depot and in its railroad history. if you go to the website for the benson, arizona visitors center, as you are poking around on their website, you will note if you look closely that the curser for your computer mouse has turned into a little locomotive engine. look. as you are scrolling around the site, you no longer have, like, a little arrow or whatever, it's a little train. it's very cool. and if you go in person to the benson, arizona visitors center, there you can operate a real model train around 96 feet of track. you can use the controllers in the control room and it's got a camera on the front of it. very cool, right? lots to recommend. benson, arizona a lovely

i would like to welcome you to benson, arizona. benson, arizona has about 5,000 people. it's the home of the caverns state park. it's like a cave complex you can go see. it looks cool, doesn't it. i'm claustrophobic. i'm not sure i can handle it. that's cool. benson, arizona calls itself the gateway. it was founded as a rail terminal for the southern pacific railroad in the late 1800s and still has a lot of pride in being a rail depot and the railroad history. if you go to the website for the visitor center, as you are poking around on their website, you will note that the cursor turned into a locomotive engine as you are controlling around. you no longer have an arrow. it's a little train. very cool. if you go in purpose to the vis visitor's center, you can operate a model train around 96 feet of track. a lovely looking little place. population around 5,000 people. the owner of the arizona diamondbacks baseball team wants to build a new housing development in benson, arizona. that would be 28,000 homes. think about that. 5,000 people there now, but they want to put 28,0

trish: good to see you, i'll see tomorrow, guy benson is in for kennedy. guy: thank you. a battle royal in democratic party, pitting moderate question mark, nancy pelosi against aoc and her sassy crew of far left aggressives, who will come out on top? can the party survive? i think it might, i am guy benson in for kennedy, two sides have been fighting for months on everything. family feud has exploded over funding are in border security, radicals hate moderates 4.6 billion plan, they say it does not do enough to protect illegal migrants, but until recently, a lot of infighting played out behind closed-doors but not more. pelosi went off certain unnamed democrats today, according to reports pelosi telling fellow democrats, you got a complaint, you come and talk to me about it, but do not tweet about our members and expect us to think that is okay, and reportedly saying if they are considering using social media to attack fellow them -- democrats, they should think twice. then changed it to think once. respect my authority. people understand that her warning was directed at

benson says he's had plenty of problems. >> i had a gentleman rent my car on a tuesday. and get arrested unbeknownst to me on wednesday for identity theft in sfraemt. >> reporter: police impounded. >> it was $1200. they're going to pay me back. >> but it's a has. >> it's a big hassel. is that worth it? i say so. my wife says no. >> reporter: get around is popular in cities like oakland and san francisco. i'm lesley brinkley, abc7 news. >> building a better bay area is all about locals showing up for each other. even strangers. >> we told but a man devastated when his e bike was stolen, his only transportation since diagnosed with alzheimers. >> the founder of the startup that makes the bike knew he had to step up. here's chris reyes. >> so that's your biking. > yeah, awesome. >> reporter: what you're watching here is a very good day. delivered by a guy determined to do a very good deed. when francis lee saw on abc7 that the e bike he so would john philips a coup months ago was stolen, he sent his wife this text message. >> my goal in life is to make a positive mark in th

benson was curtis brooks' prince pam at capital heights.ho read well above grade level and eventually moved to colorado where life took a drastic turnd at 15 he ended up in prison for a murder he did not commit. >> he didn't kill anybody. but was carged with felo murder. but it doesn't stop there, ladies and gentlemen. he was put in solitary confinement foren years. >> reporter: without a stable home environment brooks became homeless, hung out with the young crowd. he and a group of friends carjacked christopher ramos. one of the friends shot and killed ramos, but mandatory sentencing got brooks a felony murder conviction and life in prison without the possibility of parole even though he didn't pull the trigger. >> sitting in prison for all of those years, you know, you build a certainmentality, a over the last few years i had tole arn to change that mentality. >> reporter:enson formed a coalition. brooks' case helped the u.s. supreme court to ban automatic ntences for life without parole for juvenil with help from u.s. senatorhr cis van

i would like to welcome you to benson, arizona. benson, arizona has about 5,000 people.of the caverns state park. it's like a cave complex you can go see. it looks cool, doesn't it. i'm claustrophobic. i'm not sure i can handle it. that's cool. benson, arizona calls itself the gateway. it was founded as a rail terminal for the southern pacific railroad in the late 1800s and still has a lot of pride in being a rail

. >>> i would like to welcome you to benson, arizona. benson, arizona has about 5,000 people.s the home of the caverns state park. it's like a cave complex you can go see. it looks cool, doesn't it? i'm claustrophobic. i'm not sure i can handle it. that's cool. benson, arizona, calls itself the gateway to cochise county.

i am guy benson in for kennedy. alexandria ocasio-cortez claimings that border detention centers are some kind of hell on earth, and claims that migrants are forced to drink toilet waters among other things, trump administration said this a figment of her imagination. in a surprising turn of events president trump dropping his fight to put a citizenship question to next year's census, attorney general william barr said say supreme court ruling ment there not enough time to get question on survey, today, president signed an executive order, demanding every federal agency compile and share all information they have on who is, and is not a citizen. >> we'll utilize vast federal databases to gain a accurate count of the noncitizen population, including databases maintains by department of homeland security. and the social security administration. we have great knowledge in many of our agencies. we will leave no stone unturned. guy: president was incre in-- >> i can't blame him? >> can you believe are you a citizen of th

trish: good to see you, i'll see you tomorrow, guy benson is in for kennedy. guy: thank you.tle royal in democratic party, pitting moderate question mark, nancy pelosi against aoc and her sassy crew of far left aggressives, who will come out on top? can the party survive? i think it might, i am guy benson in for kennedy, two sides have been fighting for months on everything. family feud has exploded over funding are in border security, radicals hate moderates 4.6 billion plan, they say it does not do enough to protect illegal migrants, but until recently, a lot of infighting played out behind closed-doors but not more. pelosi went off

carl carley shimkus is here, capri cafaro and guy benson, host of the guy benson radio show. he's "outnumbered." i love having you here on a friday. a lot of news. we need you. >> and we're in a friday mood here on the couch. cocktails before we came on air. not drinking them yet. >> we discussed making them. >> yeah. all right. on that note, the battle goes on between president trump and the squad amid big questions about the political impact. congresswoman ilhan omar returning to a cheering crowd in her home district of minnesota yesterday. listen. [chanting]. she then doubled down on her criticism of the president after calling him a fascist earlier in the day and vowed to remain a thorn in his side. >> when i said i was the president's night mare, you're watching it now. because his nightmare is seeing a somali immigrant refugee being in congress. his nightmare is seeing the beautiful mosaic fabric of our country welcome someone like me as a member of congress from minnesota. we are going to continue to be a nightmare to this president because his policies are a nightmare

guy benson, political editor at townhall.com and the host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.dent for the "washington examiner," and josh crush our, politics editor for -- this is, again, as we've seen in multiple weekends, tweets over the weekend of kind of evolved into news stories that have lasted several days and now all sides piping up. >> and the president admitted today just straight up that he doesn't necessarily have a strategy here, but one of his superpowers, bret, is the ability to create an opposition that has these knee-jerk reactions reflexively to everything he does including a lot of overreach. so we are not just talking about certain tweets anymore. we have presidential candidates, the top tier on the democratic side going to bat for, praising, singing hallelujahs about al sharpton, for example, and talk about what a wonderful hero he is for race relations in this country, which is really just an extraordinary thing given his toxic conduct over the years. sharpton's, that is. it seems like one trump occasionally fires off a tweet or makes a statement that mig

jackie benson is live at beach drive. what are you seeing there? ?it looked like here. that's rock creek. you can see how the water is up. t's probably gone down a foot in the 15 minutes that we've been waitinghere, but 15 minutes ago as we started coming down broad branch road, the water of broad brancht stared rising up over the road and cars were caught in it. take a look over here. i think this is one of the vehicles that was in there. you can see it was smoking for awhile and it's left there. they always say turn around, don't drown, but i think that water.ve through the we saw a number of people because it's very tight there, it is hard to turn aroundnd if you're stuck, you can either go forward or back. you are stuck. so i think a short time ago d.c. lice did, indeed, close the lanes that are headed southbound toward virginia. people aren't gng north at this point but no one has been coming southbound for the last few minutes. you'll remember a couple of years a that exact spot was where the mail truck, the u.s. mail truck was carried away by

more on this with the former dnc director and guy benson, host of the guy benson show.is harris/biden situation. let me read to you from politico. the criticism of harris over her rough treatment of biden is among the first signs of backlash including in her home state against the california democrat. it is also a sign of good will and loyalty many still feel towards the vice president who has managed to keep many of his backers in his camp even amid criticism of what was roundly viewed as a subpar debate performance. mo, listen to kamala harris and get your take on it. >> i just felt the need to talk about it in a way that was not about -- not only in the context of just from academic discussion about who do you work with and, you know, but also just let's be really clear and remember what these guys were about. and the impact of their words and their work. >> dana: that sure was a moment. five days later, we're still talking about it. >> yeah. look, it was a really good moment for harris and a bad moment for biden. there's the substance of it and then there's the camp

must say that so far the absolute majority of member states states but is to direct them to open the bensons i firmly against legalization of drugs that is a position which has been confirmed recently in march ministerial meeting here in vienna and there will be ministerial meeting don't determine the state of declare ation and the firm has it ever been so full city direct control can then sense it should his arrest some exceptions canada. you're away and some states in the united states but so far this thread is not developing and it's a real a storm. controlled substances which is cannabis. does not affect my child the activities of united nations office of the drugs and that i'm always aware following quick to close the these threads was concerned and actually we have notice that in the united states for instance some states where money while his leg allies. didn't it is out in. stopping the black market it continues to exist that is through so when talking about the drug issue mr good data should ask the sizes prevention and treatment and he was the one who prayer presided over the decri

in alexandria, jackie benson, news 4. >> jones' children released a statement saying hise lcy will continue with the help of that amazing and inspiring movie. >> he used to like to remind people that he never fumbled the way his character in the movi that's right. he did. charter did. >> he'll be remembered. >> well, it is a new month, folks, and tonight new laws are on the books. >> that's right. still bread. we'll eak down a few of the new one that is aim tomake your kids safer in school. and we'll let you know how news 4 heed those efforts. >>> plus we're talking kibl concerns tonight. a wrning for dog owners tonight. we've got an update about the brands you may nowant to buy for your pets. >> you see that guy? we all know he's a weather warrior. but can doug keep up with the warriors? we'll >>> did you know new laws took effect all around the dmz and a few of them are on the book bause nbc washington is working for you. >> two inarticular will help improve safety with had your kids head back to school this fall. otone changes the wayized partitions are used in schools. no students will

benson's tests only give or take just as soon as we drove into the gas station 4 or 5 cars surrounded us. $25.00 maybe 30 men got out. of them looked like a policeman would be in some secure some of them had long hair or were wearing shorts. the short looked. almost at the same time 2 more turks arrested by undercover police in kuala lumpur surveillance cameras film one of them being abducted in an underground carriage. the malaysian police then handed over that he's met him to one of the men to the turkish secret police. he keep my stroke. on may 12th my father was flown to turkey along with 2 other men who had been arrested on may 2nd. well you were not informed of this at all. since then they have only had contacts through letters it takes one and a half years from his a wrist for the trial to begin. with. you got one thing is clear my husband has a heart condition he's not that young and has diabetes they've refused to medicine for a long time. and his mother has moved to sweden as they no longer feel safe in malaysia. i'm worried because turkey uses mafia methods but sweden would

they caught up with kim benson avis in colorado springs. authorities say back in february, he states a disappearance at monastery beach. it turns out he was out on bail as a serial suspect in the gotland. he now faces an extradition hearing in colorado. >>> many heading to tahoe tonight. they got stuck four hours due to a bomb threat that turned out to be a bizarre hoax. highway 89 is back open right now after being shut down for five hours. reporter rachel wolf is reporting on the chain of events. >> we saw cars flying by. some helicopters were flying around as well. we saw police boats in the water. >> reporter: locals and tourists watched as the el dorado sheriff's office, chp and fbi searched for a woman who was threatening to harm herself. :she claimed she has a bone to her chest. >> reporter: she was stopped on highway 89 near emerald bay. >> the vehicle pulled up the road and stopped. when the people got out, she said she had a bomb on her. she threatened to harm peace officers. >> reporter: the woman was taken into custody with the

my frien and colleague jackie benson actually reported on the suspect michael hilliard two years ago. h ge weo again in 2019 accused of similar crimes. tonight the pregnant woman who he allegedly tried to push and push down, well, she's at home with her husband right w. she is resting. she is 8 1/2 months pregnant. the suspect, michael hilliard, people are asking themselves why is he out on the streets. why is he not in jail? 70 aest ares, 300 charges over his life span for such crimes as sexual assault and kidnapping. d.c. detectives released thi photo of michael hilliard when they were looking for him two years ago. he was accused of groping three women in logan circle in northwest d.c.he as released from jail the nexreday and orded to undergo a mental evaluation and to stay away from the victims. less than two weeks later, he groped another woman. >> this individual has been committing thesetypes of offenses for more than two decades. he has well over -- more than 70 arrests,or20 or m which are for sexual offenses. >> reporter:ew n interviewed lieutenant john hains two years ago. >

. >> reporter: patricia benson left early yesterday. she has been a volunteer at the festival since the very first one. >> my grandson is six years old. that really hit close to home when that little boy passed on. it is very tragic and we have lost our innocence but going strong. >> reporter: at st. mary's parish nearby, it was standing room only at another vigil for the community. >> this town is so beautiful. we have a lot of love and strength here. the gilroy garlic festival has always been something to and bring your family and friends from out of town and i know people who come from boston and cross country and know about it and it still doesn't make sense. >> we were known for the festival and now we are known for the shooting and that is tough. >> reporter: stop you from going to the festival? >> oh, nope. i have been here my whole life in gilroy and i will always show my love for the garlic festival. >> reporter: many community leaders and residents chanted gilroy strong tonight. many in the crowd vowing not to let the gunman d

live on the national mall, jackie benson, news 4. >> it was just fun hanging out with thousands of yourfriendsafter the firework show ended, it was time to head. home that meant something on metro. it wasn't easy. our cameras caught the huge crowd in the smithsonian station tonight and as you can see there was still plenty of smoke left in the air. it turns outll a that smoke was because of so many of your fourth of july plans had to move weather.the let's check in with amelia draper for the explanation of what a had tonight what's in store for tomorrow. >> we were talking about this in the news room. as soon as we heard you couldn't see the fireworks, we both said 2016. >> deja vu. >> of course we hav to show you video of 2016 where you could barely see the fireworks. here's the why behind it. chk it out, on a normal night you're heading down to the national mall, seeing the fireworks go off there without a hitch right now. as we head to graphics and check out the whyehind the science, here's that normal night. there's the fireworks. aren't they beautiful? here's why they're typically not an

longer any legal obstacle to the discontinuation of care and so that's the end of this legal case benson's stories truly heartbreaking and controversial in many ways the battle of 2 sides of one family both wishing the best for their loved one the mother says she was fighting against a system that she believes fails to protect its citizens but some point out there was an important lesson to blur and for instance case in an ideal world most of us or all of us should discuss death with our loved ones of course. we don't especially when you're young of course you don't think you're ever going to die you think you're going to live forever but you know the organization to which i belong friends at the end we urge people to make an advanced directive and it seems that regardless whether the man's and it's peaceful or not the fight is far from over he's parents and now preparing to press murder charges. more often or r.t. . this month for a while and marks the end of one of the most harrowing chapters in modern history in 1994 genocide over the course of $100.00 days 800000 people were killed mos

victor benson, you are part of a large gaming organisation, fanatic. what do you do?h one of our aspiring young talents, called smeeth. his name is jake smith, british, can you tell me about him. he got the big eu players together and they've been fighting the last six months to get here. he's a big personality in the eu fortnite scene. he's not playing today. he is playing tomorrow in the solos. one of the older players here, 18, which is quite hilarious! what are his chances? if he does what he's best at, letting himself become the beast in the moment, it's about getting confidence, getting the ego out there, taking care of yourself, he has a big chance of getting in the top ten. what does this mean for you as a company and as someone involved in e sports as the industry? is itjust a big event that has a lot of money behind it? it is something that goes beyond what e sports and gaming has been for a couple of years. we will look at fortnite and epic as being the first mainstream titles. being where traditional sports hold their events, this is incredible for the pla

news 4's jackie benson continues our team coverage now in mclean. jackie? >> reporter: well, take a look behind me here. you can see kirby road is closed, washed out by the storm. it's part of the extensive dame here in northern virginia. and a lot of people think this sort of thing is going to keep happening unless structural changes armade. >> this is where all the water isg cominfrom. >> reporter: this is what it looked like in the 8500 block of lew insville road in mclean. the area was being pounded by several inches of rain. >> this is not normal. unfortunately the infrastructure we built 20, 30 years ago around these streets and the drainage systems is not keeping up with the weather patterns. >> reporter: the damage at one home includes this dead air conditioner unit and piles of t trash t floated in from who knows where. homeowner waspi tells news 4 that during the time he's lived here, he's noticed thea' ares drainage system both natural and manmade, has been unable to keep up with the rain. he took this video showing a torrent of water gushing fro

victor benson, you are part of a large gaming organisation. what do you do?titles. we are at the world cup with one of our aspiring young talents, called smeeth. his name is jake smith, british, can you tell me about him. he got the big eu players together and they've been fighting the last six months to get here. he's a big personality in the eu fortnite scene. he's not playing today. he is playing tomorrow in the solo. one of the older players here, 18, which is quite hilarious! what are his chances? if he does what he's best at, letting himself become the beast in the moment, it's about getting confidence, getting the ego out there, taking care of yourself, he has a big chance of getting in the top ten. what does this mean for you as a company and as someone involved in e sports as the industry? is itjust a big event that has a lot of money behind it? it is something that goes beyond what e sports and gaming has been for a couple of years. we will look at fortnite and epic as being the first mainstream titles. this is incredible for the players but also th

people have gotten a cheap meal on the way home from a bar, but 34-year-old martin benson and his bearddly smashed his way to wendy's is cooked himself dinner, cops have it on video, the burger break ins are more common than you think, last year, a guy -- yeah. topic three. let's go to philadelphia. the calendar said summer by it feel like fall. oh, no. this house collapsed after it was hit by a truck in middle of night, a shocking story away that philadelphiaians drink you think it would have gotten hit by more than one truck, police call this philadelphia's most expensive disaster since harper. in this story a guy drove something home, no one of hurt, homeowner has relisted property on airbnb, for 200 a night, but you can really talk him down. topic 4. many people laugh when taco bell anointed they were opening a hotel they sold out the place in a record breaking two hours, making history, as first hotel to have more restrooms than guest rooms, because taco bell and -- yeah. guest at the casa crunch wrap will live high life, there will be free parking for everyone's volkswagen bug the

let's bring in healthcare expert seth benson. that was a big moment.t was your take when you saw that? >> i was shaking my head. i don't know if i tweeted out anything. but i thought to myself. these democrats on stage are running like they are returning for the 14 stht congressional district of new york, not the united states of americans. liz: we are dig into polls from kaiser and more saying across the board, americans don't want what the 2020 democrats are selling. i want this -- i want to get into this. rahm emanuel. he warned 2020 democrats in an op-ed, there is a reason trump gleefully tweeted that's the end of the race. you are foreclosing and shutting the door on swing voters in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania and ohio. you are about to lose. many of us too were shake our head during the debates. he said not even ted kennedy supported healthcare coverage for undocumented immigrants. he said why not help the 30 million americans who are one step away from financial ruin. >> i rarely find myself agreeing rahm emanuel. but on this he's right. d