. >> everything was about brianna.. >> reporter: so the child was the glue that held them together, but it was also the source of a lot of this friction? >> correct. >> when buttons are pushed, people get angry. >> there's a large amount of blood. >> we don't know what happened. >> you have wet paint. >> it was on the front of her it was around her body. >> things aren't adding up. >> reporter: a tragic accident or murder? it took three trials to decide. did you think this was gonna go down in flames again? >> he just needs one nugget of doubt. >> i did. >> i'm still reeling. >> god, where art thou? it was march 29th, 2010. >> i said, "oh, my god. you know, you gotta be kidding me." >> reporter: the news was heartbreaking. incomprehensible. >> i couldn't be. it couldn't be true. it's just wrong. >> reporter: word spread from family members to friends. >> how did you find out something awful had happened? >> i was at my desk at work and my wife at the time called me and said, "sit down." >> i heard there was an accident

brianna's antics may have giveni her j in her throat. the university of hartford expelled brianna and she was arrested on breach of peace and criminal mischief. police are also considering charging her with a hate crime. >> just the fact that i didn't know all of this was happening. >>> two decades after the skating attack that made olympic headlines the life story of tanya harding is being made into a feature film. her mother is the villain in the movie and in this exclusive interview she tells us she is very upset but not surprised by her portrayal. >> good girl! >> it's olympic ice skater tanya harding, still the only american woman to nail a triple axle in competition, and this is tanya like you've never seen her before. personal childhood photos shared exclusively with inside edition by her mother. >> this is when she first went on the ice. she was sweet back then. i didn't have any problems till she got up in her teens. >> sandy golden is speaking out for the first time in more than two decades about her estranged relationship with

brianna, a personal trainer. and ashton, the youngest, here just returned from playing professional volleyball in europe. and all of them, of course, have heard scores of times the story of how their parents met. ♪ it was 1978. cristi saw a relative at an air force base and quite by chance while she was there encountered a security guard who to her at least looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall, chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted far single moment the powerful bond of love their parents with them and with each other. >> a bunch of us probably closer with our parents than most children. they're the parents that i hoped to one day be. >> cristi glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is more kicked back, relaxed and quiet. they were a perfect balance i think. >> yes. >> for years, chris hall was a police officer in san berna

brianna keilar is working that part of the story for house.rianna, northam says this is a bel bellwether election. >> reporter: that's right, and so many democrats support him. operatives feel exactly the same way, wolf, that this is really a test case. and that's the point they're trying to make, especially as donald trump showing his support with robo calls with gillespie, they're hoping that that's something that actually will motivate democratic voters. but they just don't know at this point. and we are here in fairfax, virginia, at the northam headquarters. the beers are on ice already in the hallway. volunteers getting ready to come in. pretty empty at this point in time, although governor mcauliffe was working the room earlier. and you know, this really is a night where even though you have democrats looking at turnout, hoping that it's going to go their way, whetherwise, this is a terrible day here in virginia. cold, rainy, and you could almost argue that it matches the bitter tone that we have seen in this race. of course, democrats a

. >>> first, let's go to our senior washington correspondent brianna keeler with more on the democrats big election wins and what it means going forward. polls show an anti-trump sentiment ripping through this election? >> reporter: and there is a bipartisan feeling as well. democrats cleaned up across the country. tonight, one year after donald trump won the presidency, voters have delivered a sweeping and decisive victory for drath demo from virginia and across the country. >> in 2005, i was head of the dfcc and you could smell a wave coming, the results tonight, smell exactly the same way, our republican friends better look out. >>. >> reporter: the virginia governor's race was expected to be a nail biter, instead, northam won decisively. >> to end the divisiveness that we will not condone hatred and bigotry and to end the politics that have torn this country apart. >> reporter: northam defeating republican ed gillespie, who embraced the trump agenda but not trump himself. gillespie blamed -- tweeting ed gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for. republican sc

here is cnn senior washington correspondent brianna keilar. >> reporter: republicans are hard at work overhaul the tax system. >> we're working to give the american people a giants tax cut for christmas. >> reporter: and it as hey a giant price tag, 1.5 trillioned over ten years. even if republicans argue questionable that economic growth will help cancel out the big addition to national debt it's a costly plan for house speaker paul ryan who have built their brand on fiscal conservatism. >> we face a brushing burden of debt which will take down our economy. >> reporter: that was back in 2011 when ryan was house committee chairman. and in 2013 -- >> to try to bend on the deficit of our era, until we fix that problem, we can't fix america. >> reporter: but now republicans are championing a plan that many deficit hawks say is anything but fiscally responsible. the tax plan of $1.5 trillion is a low ball figure. it's the price tag they need to come under for a rule requiring 51 votes. the advocate group puts the real cost at $2.2 trillion. >> there's a lot of gimmicks they're slipping in

let's take a closer look now, brianna keeler, cnn washington correspondent is here.epublicans are selling their tax plan as a tax cut for the middle class, but is that true? >> well, there's some short term middle class tax relief in the bills, don, but no question the benefit goes to the ultra rich and the corporations. i want to show you what we mean here. if you own a private jet, there's a tax break related to the storing and maintenance of private planes. if you send your kids to private school, the house bill lets rich parents put $10,000 a year tax-free to pay for it. republicans say they are getting rid of loopholes, but the house did keep this one a tax break for golf course owners who pledged to keep their property undeveloped. this is a tax break that benefits the trump organization specifically since, of course, it owns multiple courses. and remember during the campaign when president trump said that hedge fund managers were getting away with murder because of a certain tax break. well, that's one that's called the carried interest loophole, and it still

brianna keilar reports on what is next. >> reporter: republicans are hard at work trying to overhaule the american people a giant tax cut for christmas. >> reporter: and it has a giant price tag. $1.5 trillion over ten years. even as republicans argue questionably that economic growth will help can he will is o cancel the big addition to the debt, it's a costly plan for republicans like paul ryan.he w cancel the big addition to the debt, it's a costly plan for republicans like paul ryan. >> we face a crushing burden of debt. >> reporter: that was in 2011. in 2013, mitch mcconnell called the debt and deficit -- >> transcendent issue of our era. until we fix that problem, we can't fix america. >> reporter: but now republicans are championing a plan that many deficit hawks say is anything but fiscally responsible. the tax plan's $1.5 trillion price tag is a low ball figure. it's the price tag they need to come under in order to use special senate rules requiring them to need only 51 votes. the committee for a responsible federal budget of fiscally conservative advocacy group puts the re

as brianna keilar explains, there are some pretty big questions being raised other d math being usedpublicans. >> fred, republicans want to get this done. they need and they want a political win ahead of the election but the tax plans are propped up by frankly dishonest math. they will not saddle future generations with more debt. republicans are hard at work trying to overall the tax system. >> we're working to give the american people a giant tax cut for christmas. >> and it has a giant price tag. $1.5 trillion over ten years. even as republicans argue questionably that economic growth will help cancel out the big addition to the national debt, it's a costly plan for republicans like house speaker paul ryan who have built their brand on fiscal conservativism. >> we face a crushing burden of debt which will take down our economy. >> that was back in 2011 when ryan was house budget chairman. in 2013, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell called the debt and deficit. >> to try to defend an issue of our era, until we fix that problem, we can't fix america. >> but now republicans are c

what about the middle class, brianna? >> well, the rich are getting nice goodies, then at the same time a lot of the middle class tax breaks, they're actually going to go away. republicans argue that a bigger standard deduction will make up for that, but just look at some of the optics here. the house bill removes a $250 deduction that teachers can take for buying school supplies for their classrooms. this is an expense that many teachers pay out of pocket because their school district cannot cover the cost. the senate bill actually doubles it, so this is something that's going to have to be worked out in conference. and the house bill also takes away the student loan deduction. about 12 million people used that in 2015, so many people. it also ends a handful of education tax credits as well as tax breaks for graduate school, tuition, and employer tuition assistance. according to the joint committee on taxation, these changes will cost students and families more than $71 billion over the next decade, don. >> but you menti

brianna keilar is with us for the latest. brianna, republicans did especially badly in virginia and one congressman there says the election was a referendum on president trump. >> that's right, wolf. there is some bipartisan consensus that it was. and beyond the governor's races, the democrats wmayoral races. you name it, democrats cleaned up across the country. >> reporter: tonight, one year after donald trump won the presidency, voters have delivered a sweeping and decisive victory for democrats in virginia and across the country. >> in 2005, i was head of the dscc. and you could smell a wave coming. the results last night smell exactly the same way. our republican friends better look out. >> reporter: the virginia governor's race was expected to be a nail-biter. instead, democrat ralph northam won overwhelmingly by almost 9 points. >> virginia has told us to end the divisiveness. that we will not condone hatred and bigotry and to end the politics that have torn this country apart. >> reporter: northam defeating former rnc

our senior washington correspondent brianna keilar is here. brianna? the trump administration is scrapping an obama-era ban on importing elephant trove griz hunts in zimbabwe and zambia. and it's putting renewed attention on the president's sons and their enthusiasm for big game hunts in africa, as well as donald trump, jr.'s influence in his father's administration. soon elephants killed on hunts in two southern african nations, products previously banned, will be imported into the u.s. the trump administration poised to overturn an obama-era prohibition on the trophies as conservationists sound alarms. >> it's just thrill killing, bragging rights, trophies for a threatened species, the largest land animal in the world. i mean, shooting an elephant is like shooting a parked car. i mean, there's no sport in it either. >> but the u.s. fish and wildlife service argues the move would actually help elephants in these countries, saying in a statement, "legal, well-regulated sport hunting is part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of

so i've got brianna keilar. she is back up with us from capitol hill, and our cnn senior washington correspondent and david chalian, cnn political director. brianna, that's a big, big statement and that's taking it farther from talk about corey gardner, farther from he should drop out and if he is voted in we should vote to expel him. >> reporter: that's right. so you're seeing this official republican press trying to keep roy moore from continuing on the path that he's on, but i also think, brooke, that there is this awareness from the establishment gop that they might not be able to really convince roy moore to not continue his run and all eyes are certainly on the state party in alabama, but there's this concern here among republicans that he is leaving the stain on them, and so they're trying to distance themselves from rye moore as much as possible. i'm standing now outside of a senate finance committee mark-up on tax reform. this is what republicans want to be talking about and this roy moore controversy w

brianna keilar joins us from washington right now to get a sense of what the reaction is this morning. what are you hearing? >> reporter: some very awkward smiles there as you saw, john. but you said it, there is this consistent refrain that we're hearing from senate republicans, really with the exception of senator john mccain, the caveat, the if true. and i will tell you my read on where a lot of these republicans are is that they are disgusted with this. so many of them didn't like roy moore to begin with, he wasn't the guy that they had hoped would win the republican special primary, but he is the candidate. and so just take a listen to some of these senate republicans as they talk about what moore should do. >> it's a devastating, nasty story. if the revelations -- if that's true, i don't believe there would be any place for him in the u.s. senate. >> allegations if true to me mean he needs to step aside. >> if they're true, he should step aside. >> and that's what we're hearing from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we've heard something similar from vice president mike pe

let's bring in cnn's brianna keilar. brianna, the national republican senatal committee chief corey gardner of colorado said if moore is elected, he wants the senate to refuse to seat him or expel him. >> reporter: that's exactly right. now you have this growing list of republicans who are saying -- corey gardner speaking obviously for the party there, but now you have a growing list, seven by our count, republican senators who are saying that moore needs to not run. you have another who is has withdrawn his endorsement for moore. and now this from corey gardner, who is included in our count there. he said, i believe the individuals speaking out against roy moore spoke with courage and truth, proving he is unfit to serve in the united states senate and he should not run for office. if he refuses to withdraw and wins, the senate should vote to expel him because he does not meet the ethical and moral requirements of the united states senate. now, jake, what you're seeing here is republicans who are so concerned about the s

cnn's brianna keilar joins me now.'t republicans essentially kicking the can down the road and probably raising the deficit at the same time, two things they constantly criticize democrats for doing? >> yes, but republicans, jake, want to get this done. they need and want a win ahead of a crucial midterm election. but their tax plans are propped up by frankly dishonest math. they violate the very promise that the gop has made time and time again, that they will not saddle future generations with more debt. >> reporter: republicans are hard at work trying to overhaul the tax system. >> we're working to give the american people a giant tax cut for christmas. >> reporter: and it has a giant price tag, $1.5 trillion over ten years. even as republicans argue questionably that economic growth will help cancel out the big addition to the national debt, it's a costly plan for republicans like house speaker paul ryan who have built their brand on fiscal conservatism. >> we face a crushing burden of debt which will take down our

brianna, republicans obviously passing a huge hurdle.estions whether this would get out of committee. it did, now going to the senate floor. where do things stand there? >> it did. we're looking at a vote before the entire senate later this week. this was a big hurdle getting out of the senate budget committee, and looking at a number of republicans who had looked like they were on the fence when it came to this bill. you had a couple of them in the committee, bob corker of tennessee who was worried this would add to the deficit, saying he feels after a talk with president trump that he got assurances it won't. he voted this out of committee. you also had ron johnson who was worried that small businesses would not get the same tax breaks that corporations would get, saying he was also getting assurances. helping clear that major hurdle, and looking towards this vote before the full senate, susan collins, another republican who had been really iffy on whether she might support this, sounding much more optimistic. she wanted to see more in

here is brianna keilar. >> republicans are hard at work trying to overhaul the tax system. >> we areo give the american people a giant tax cut for christmas. >> reporter: it has a giant price tag. $1.5 trillion over ten years as republicans argue that economic growth will help cancel out the big addition to the national debt, it is is a costly plan. >> we face a crushing burden of debt which will help take down our economy. >> the trance sen sen dent issu our time. >> they are challenging something that many say is anything but fiscally responsible. it is a low-ball figure. they need to come under it to use special rules requiring only 51 votes. the committee for a responsible federal budget puts the real cost at $2.2 trillion. >> there are a lot of gimmicks they are slipping into the bill to make the costs look less than they actually are. >> reporter: here is one. while the corporate tax cuts would be permanent, the tax cuts for american taxpayers would expire after ten years on paper. it is expected congress would just make the cuts permanent. that tiscfishy math allows republican

let's bring in our senior washington correspondent brianna keilar. several key figures were in court today also up on capitol hill. >> that's exactly right, including carter page, one of president trump's former campaign foreign policy advisers. he finally met behind closed doors and so did one of eight people that was in that room with donald trump jr., paul manafort and an employee of a russian oligarch along with others. all of this as the campaign chairman made his case to a judge. president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort in federal court today. his attorneys arguing he should not be confined to house arrest because he has been traveling legally and returning home since august when he was first aware he would be indicted. monday a judge deemed manafort a flight risk because of the 12 federal charges he's facing, including conspiracy against the u.s. and fraud, which carry a maximum penalty of more than 15 years in prison. prosecutors have noted that manafort has three different passwords and registered an e-mail under an alias. ma

brianna keilar explains how it all works. >> reporter: republicans are hard at work trying to overhaul>> we're working to give the american people a giant tax cut for christmas. >> reporter: and it has a giant price tag. $1.5 trillion over ten years. even as republicans argue questionably, that economic growth will help cancel out the big addition to the national debt, it's a costly plan for republicans like house speaker paul ryan who have built their brand on fiscal conservingtism. >> we face a crushing burden of debt which will take down our economy. >> reporter: that was back in 2011 when ryan was house budget chairman. in 2013, senators majority leader mitch mcconnell called the debt and deficit - to transcend an issue of our era, until we fix that problem, we can't fix america. >> reporter: but now republicans are championing a plan that many definite kit hawks say is anything but fiscally responsible. the tax plan's $1.5 trillion price tag is a low ball figure. it's the price tag they need to come under in order for rules requiring them to have only 51 votes. the committee for f

. >> brianna. >> brianna, how has stinky been doing. >> come on, doing well. she got her stitches out on the third. >> okay. >> stinky's stitches are out. >> hi, sweetheart. >>> thanks, stinky is there money. >> tell the story of stinky the cat. >> kim, remine bus stinky, you lost him for about 48 hours and shelter pick him up. >> just about 40 hours i would say. >> yes. >> and so they found her took her to act and they said, she has a broken leg and they amputated her whole leg off. >> so bandages are off. >> and ever since stitches came out she seems much more happier. >> good. >> kim, thanks for coming back in and bringing stinky. >> we like stinky. >> we like stinky she will be our mascot. >> good day mascot. >> boom. >> can i hold her on the set. >> and i i know, you know about these. >> yes. >> in our dreams. >> personal experience. >> what sit. >> it is real expensive bag, a fancy bag that people with a lot of money are able to afford. >> these bags as i understand it because i looked into this at one point. they can cost 50,000, up to $300,000 for a ba

brianna keilar is live on capitol hill with more. hi, brianna >> reporter: hi, alisyn. that is the concern after the elections on tuesday night where democra democrats swept mayoral, gubernatorial and state races. instead, the focus was on roy moore as republicans struggled to deal with this topic. take a look. >> allegations against roy moore? >> -- accusations against roy moore, sir? >> good-bye. >> reporter: incredibly awkward as they smile. the official word is that if these allegations are true, roy moore should step aside. but make no mistake, they do not want roy moore here on capitol hill. and they're hoping certainly that that's not going to be the case. but they also realize that it's out of their control. the former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell saying publicly on the record, this is what happens when reckless, in competent idiots like steve bannon recruit candidates. republicans are had issues with roy moore. he was so controversial. he wasn't their pick. they realize they may not have the ability to control this. it comes down to the state party. if the

called brianna at college dorm. >> there's your wakeup call, babe. get on going on that run. back at the house, kourtney dozed. just after 6:30. chris looked in on courtney again. second call and headed back to the spa. normal moments. i got up out of bed. i was putting on my robe and just heard this maniced scream. panicked scream from my dad yelling for me. i ran to the hallway to the back porch and i saw him just trying to pull out my mom out of the spa. >> what's the emergency. >> it was she who dialed 911 as she and her father struggled to lift her mother out of the spa. >> first moments of the worst day of my life. >> is it possible for people to understand what it's like to be in that situation. >> i don't think so. to see just both your parents in the worst that you've ever seen them. obviously my mom unconscious and my dad just panicked and for the first time in my life, seeing him just that way not knowing what to do. >> he was a cop. he was used to dealing with those kinds of things. >> he's a cop. he's used to dealing with those kinds of things with people who wer

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it included tributes to his stelle mom brianna. >> there is nothing more important as a son to see my happy and that's what he is he is with brie. >> he wanted it to be witty and it was. >> we have never been the cleanest of guys together. without brie i don't think we would ever have clean underwear or socks. >> it's definitely a big proud dad moment. >> his dad kevin says he wouldn't have had anyone else as his best man and he says jadin's personal fit the role. >> he's a great kid. i couldn't ask for nothing better. he's -- he make you laugh all the time i was cracking up the whole team during the speech. >> his mom and step dad are proud, too and the speech was really emotional for the bride. >> when he said i was the chosen one, definitely kind of hit me. >> jadin hopes he'll always be this dad's best man. >> happy and proud that he was, like, that his son could actually like have guts to do this. >> reporter: and the family shared the video of the entire speech on facebook. lucy, already it has gotten hundreds of views. >> you know it would. [ laughter ] >> all right, thank you

ashley and brianna are 17, and the other 18. and the trio has not been seen si n silver suv, possibly a honda crv. if you spot them, you are asked to call police. >>> and many of you have shared this next story on our facebook page. david cassidy is in the hospital with organ failure. that is according to his publicist. they tell nbc news that cassidy was taken to the hospital in florida on wednesday. he is in need of a liver transplant. you may remember back in february the partridge family star revealed that he was battling dementia. cassidy is 67 years old. >> best wishes for him. >>> this morning the cousin of a fairfax county woman who was set on fire by her boyfriend is breaking her own silence about being the victim of domestic abuse. >> don't let dumb love or stuck on stupid be the kryptonite that could maybe get you killed. just seek help. >> diane came forward during a tearful deloris williams. williams' boyfriend set her on fire last year and she died from her injuries. williams was 64. and if you or someone you know

impossible dream isn't it because over to our fates brianna straight to your loved one sports is such an important to people's lives on thursday russia has sports drug testing agency was denied reinstatement as why they claimed it had failed to meet two key criteria but russian officials are adamant those points have no relevance to the agency's work and that it had met the other eighteen despite a very tight time frame are to use and they were tutor investigates. the russian doping scandal has been playing out for years already every time we think has died down there it is again but despite the outcome of walter's latest announcement it appears to be pretty upbeat about the future and the steps needed going forward according to the world's anti-doping agency was only non-compliant based on two points out of twenty criteria one being that the refusal to admit to state sponsored doping claimed in the water back to mclaren reports the other for failing to give water experts access to close labs as they want to test a russian athlete being only two points short of fulfilling the road map

courant," reports a former student is charged with a hate crime involving her roommate. 18-year-old briannachu posted an instagram that she tampered with her roommate's property. she admitted to licking her utensils and smearing bodily fluids on her backpack. she's been charged with criminal mischi mischief. the roommate says she did a lot more. >> she got me out of the room after spitting for a month in my coconut oil, putting my toothbrush in places where the sun doesn't shine, putting clam dip in my lotion. >> police requested the charges of intimidation including bigotry or bias be added to the case. >>> still ahead, sunday shipping. the post office expands next day shipping for that holiday season. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs morning news" by sea-bond. stronger hold all day. the "cbs morning news" by sea-bond. stronger hold all day. ♪ psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ♪ think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way t

a roommate from hell at the university of hartford. 18-year-old brianna brochu has been expelled andaces a hate crime charge. she allegedly terrorized her black roommate chennel rowe. rowe said she moved out after being sick for more than a month, and couldn't figure out why. a friend sent her a post from brochu's instagram page -- and it read: after one and half months of spitting moldy clam dip in her lotions, rubbing used tampons on her backpack, putting her toothbrush places where the son doesn't shine, i can finally say goodbye to jamaican barbie." the university president said the university will not tolerate racism. zombies.. mermaids, hedgehogs - but still no redheads?! angry apple users taking to social media - some even calling it "discrimination" - after tuesdays new i-phone update. the company released ios 11-point-one.. with 70 new emojis... but still none with red hair. and a world series wedding proposal! the astros' carlos correa.. getting down on one knee on the field.. just minutes after houston's win over the dodgers. she said yes of course! minutes later, reporter

the video was posted by brianna brady a former employee at the groomers in venice, florida. video shows the store's owner grabbing the dog by the neck and violently shaking it on friday. and brady days the sawing did nothing to provoke that kind of behavior. the dog thankfully wall not seriously injured. the sarasota county sheriff's office is investigating another case against the door's owner. >> chip kelly could be heading back to college football. yahoo sports says he's being vetted for the florida gators job. now, the former eagles coach has been working at espn as a studio analyst for both the nfl and the college football games. the eagles fired kelly during the 2015 season. the 49ers fired him back in january following a two and 14 campaign. >>> the flyers are on the road again. they face minnesota tonight in the back half of a home-and-home. the sixers outlasted the clippers in los angeles last night to snap a two game skid. center joel embiid and guard ben simmons dominated for much of the night. embiid put up 32 points and scenery bounds in a career high 36 minutes

well brianna has long been a supporter of whereas lebanon's president is an ally of hezbollah with the militant group with ties to to iran and although the country's leadership has shown a united front so far the resignation risks worsening the sectarian divide. sweden's justice minister has rejected a proposal by the country's conservative party to mark the ethnicity of people accused in sex crimes in official reports morgan you hanson has pointed out that the main commonality among the perpetrators is that they are men who also added that the party just tries to blame immigrants will meanwhile a controversial report by a forty year old former truck driver has been published on the internet patrick johnson surveyed more than four thousand rulings on sex related crimes passed by swedish caught between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen and from there he concluded that ninety percent of sexual crimes in the country were committed by people of foreign descent roger gray a former senior metropolitan police officer thinks that marking the ethnicity of a suspect could be crucial to an invest

bri brianna confessed to a local newspaper says she was frustrated with what she called her roommate'sbehavior. that roommate is now speaking out. >> she got me out of the room after a month of spitting in my coconut oil, putting my toothbrush places the sun doesn't shine. putting moldy clam dip on my lotion. >> she says she believes the contamination may have excused the throat pain she's been suffering. >>> a daring method to steal from postal trucks. a security camera caught two men jumping from the hood of their car into the back of the truck as both vehicles were going 50 miles an hour down a road in sweden. they tore open some boxes but found nothing worth stealing then moments later you see them here jumping back onto the hood of their moving car empty handed because it was all a setup. they were arrested. >> the area has been dealing with these kind of thefts for awhile now. >>> all right, changing gears and returning to our top story, a big congratulations is due to the houston astros, the new champions of baseball. >>> in fact a store selling world series champs apparel has b

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brianna keeler has more from the headquarters in fair fax, virginia. >> reporter: christine and dave, lieutenant ralph northam winning. they were biting their nails and expecting a very late night. in the end, that's not what happened. this is indication of a bigger picture of anti-trump sentiment. ralph spoke about that to the crowd here. >> virginia told us to end the divisiveness, we will not condone hatred and bigotry and to end the politics that have torn this country apart. >> reporter: a lot of confidence the democrats across the country are feeling coming out of the virginia race. they are looking at the bigger picture saying in 2018 it is going to be difficult to run as a republican. one democrat deeply involved in this campaign said there's a big democratic turnout right now. if you are up in 2018, that's got to be scary if you have an "r" next to your name. >> democrat murphy will take over for chris christie scoring a win over kim guadagno. bill deblasio won. 13-term incumbent robert marshall to be the chief. >> in virginia, chris hurst. his girlfriend was tragically kille

brianna keilar reports on president trumps reaction to these claims about the 2016 campaign explosiveoming from the former acting head of the democratic national committee have president trump smelling blood.president trump: "you ought to look at hillary clinton and you ought to look at the new book that was just put out by donna brazile where she basically bought the dnc and she stole the election from bernie so that's what you ought to take a look at."in excerpts of her new book published by politico donna brazile alleges that hillary clinton's primary campaign signed with the democratic national committee that gave her control over who the party hired and how they spent money, even before winning the nomination."if the fight had been fair" - she writes - "one campaign would not have control of the party before the voters had decided which one they wanted to lead. this was not a criminal act, but as i saw it, it compromised the party's integrity." a former clinton campaign official says clinton's priority was to raise money for the party. adrienne elrod/former director of strategic

reporter, brianna keilar has the latest explosive charges coming from the former acting head of the democratic national committee have president trump smelling blood.president trump: "you ought to look at hillary clinton and you ought to look at the new book that was just put out by donna brazile where she basically bought the dnc and she stole the election from bernie so that's what you ought to take a look at."in excerpts of her new book published by politico donna brazile alleges that hillary clinton's primary campaign signed with the democratic national committee that gave her control over who the party hired and how they spent money, even before winning the nomination."if the fight had been fair" - she writes - "one campaign would not have control of the party before the voters had decided which one they wanted to lead. this was not a criminal act, but as i saw it, it compromised the party's integrity." a former clinton campaign official says clinton's priority was to raise money for the party. adrienne elrod/former director of strategic communications, clinton campaign: "the party was in

ashley and brianna are both 17, and shthe on other 18. people are looking for possibly a lon todhonda crv. >>> and there have been a lot of david cassidy is hospitalized with organ failure according to his publicist. he was taken to the hospital on wednesday in florida. he is in need of a liver transplant. you may remember back in february the partridge family star revealed that he was battling dementia. he's just 67. >>> this morning the cousin of a fairfax county woman set on fire by her boyfriend is breaking her own silence about being the victim of domestic abuse. >> don't let dumb love or stuck on stupid be the kryptonite that could maybe get you killed. just seek help. >> diane walton came forward during the vigil for her cousin dee lda loris williams. williams was set on fire and she died from her injuries. williams was 64. and if you or someone you know is the victim of domestic violence, we have re washington app and you can search safe at home. >>> and developing this morning, controversy is growing just weeks before alabama ele

our senior washington correspondent brianna keilar is up on capitol hill. major differences between these two tax plans? >> reporter: there certainly are. this would reduce the number of americans that itemize their deductions but so many key differences between the house and senate that when you're looking at this tight timeline, hammering out those differences is going to be a tall order. >> the committee will come to order. >> reporter: today, the republican-led house ways and means committee putting the finishing touches on overhauling the tax code. democrats charged them with attacks overhaul through congress with only limited hearings. >> speed of light in the dark of night and back rooms without even their own members. what an insult to the intelligence of their own members, what an insult to the intelligence of the american people as they make an assault on the middle class. >> reporter: their sweeping victories in the gubernatorial and legislative races should send a signal to republicans to tap the brakes. but house speaker paul ryan insisting the

reporter: disturbing allegations against 18-year-old college student brianna, reportedly bragging she secretly mistreated her african-american roommate. >> my old neighbor tells me i september something and you need to look at it. it is important. reporter: in an instagram report she said she spit in her coconut oil and putting clam dip in her lotion and other things too disgusting to talk about on television. she had driven away her freshman roommate she called a jamaican barbie. when she learned of the tampering she went to the school authorities and the girl was arrested. she told her story getting four million views alleging the university should have done more. jazzy writing as a young african-american woman i don't want to become another statistic. when it comes to college incidents, crimes and racial incidents justice needs to be served. many responding with the # justice for jazzy calling for the university to address what some are calling a hate crime. according to the police report she admitted to licking her roommate's eating utensils and rubbing bodily fluids on her rude t

brianna is bragging about her secret misstreet of her african-american roommate rochelle jazzy. and said she spit in her coconut oil and put her tooth brush in a private place among other things. she adds she successfully drove away who she called jamaican barbie and she alerted the university and she was arrested. >> i keep looking at this paragraph and it said some of the stuff she done and she done so much more. i don't know the so much more. >> horrifying to think what it could be. she is charged with second degree of peace and criminal mischief and she will not return to the school and her behavior does not reflect the values of that institution. >> and a would be thief taking justice into his own hands or his own paddle. >> you break into people's stuff -- it's because someone has not whooped your tail. >> former jackson mayor tony says an armed juvenile was trying to rob his truck but before police got there he paddled the kid to teach him a lesson and after the fact is when things are a lot more sober and are you abe to consider what could have happened in the situation.