been here long enough >> charlie brown christmas tree at that. >> that's the news for this half-hour. breaking news this morning, on "world news now." the inferno in london. >> a massive fire engulfed a high rise. police are pushing people back and say the building might collapse. we have a reporter there live with the latest. >> breaking overnight. american student held prisoner in north korea more than a year released and back home. in a coma. we have this full story as american doctors now get to work treating him. >> the temperatures are sending people to the beach. prompting rescues like this. this one involved sisters pulled from rip currents by officers and band of surfers and bystander, also a dog on the loose, getting lucky after falling while taking a drink. >> now finally i guess eating on tv on camera, producers are striking while the iron is hot. and cooling things down with a summer treat. strawberry shortcake.

at the college world series championship, lsu's jake slaughter had a charlie brown moment. in the third, florida's dalton guthrie made an incredible catch, chasing down this ball in foul territory. he ends up eating dirt but hangs on to the baseball. with two on in the fourth, the gators' jonathan india sends this ball deep to center. bounces over the fence for a ground roll double. 3-0, florida. brody singer set a college final record with 12 strikeouts. gators take game one 4-3. they could win the title with a victory tomorrow night. this sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. for the record i am wearing pants tonight, not shorts. >> oh, no. >> you have to have the legs for that, and money does. >> because i'm sitting next to you, not saying anything. "abc 7 news" continues online, on twitter, facebook, twitter and your mobile devices with our "abc 7 news" app. >>> our next newscast is at 4:30 more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer... ...than the leading

at the college world series championship, lsu's jake slaughter had a charlie brown moment. in thehird, florida's dalton guthrie made an incredible catch, chasing down this ball in foul territory. he ends up eating dirt but hangs on to the baseball. with two on in the fourth, the gators' jonathan india sends this ball deep to center. bounces over the fence for a ground roll double. 3-0, florida. brody singer set a college final record with 12 strikeouts. gators take game one 4-3. they could win the title with a victory tomorrow night. this sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. for the record i am wearing pants tonight, not shorts. >> oh, no. >> you have to have the legs for that, and money does. >> because i'm sitting next to you, not saying anything. "abc 7 news" continues online, on twitter,

at the college world series championship, lsu's jake slaughter had a charlie brown moment.third, florida's dalton guthrie made an incredible catch, chasing down this ball in foul territory. he ends up eating dirt but hangs on to the baseball. with two on in the fourth, the gators' jonathan india sends this ball deep to center. bounces over the fence for a ground roll double. 3-0, florida. brody singer set a college final record with 12 strikeouts. gators take game one 4-3. they could win the title with a victory tomorrow night. this sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. for the record i am wearing pants tonight, not shorts. >> oh, no. >> you have to have the legs for that, and money does. >> because i'm sitting next to you, not saying anything. "abc 7 news" continues online, on twitter, facebook, twitter and your mobile devices with our "abc 7 news" app.

i'm like, he said, but, you know, when charlie brown's teacher talks, he doesn't really hear, that's i just wanted to live in that song, ten years, yes! he said, but you know we have been in the studio with michael two and a half years. and he has yet to record anything that he didn't write. don't worry, iffy don we don't with michael. i will do it with james ingraham on my album. i love james ingraham as much. james ingraham. michael jackson. let it go. and couple days later, they called me. quincy said, we in the studio are recording you old piece of song. i was like, yes! it was like, i was on cloud 50,000. you hear me? >> hear you. >> awesome. awesome. >> two things are amazing to me. one as you well know. as, hard corps michael jackson fans know and james ingraham fans know, he had his own song. >> yeah. pyt. >> yes. with james ingraham. >> james ingraham -- >> not by any stretch. >> got great stuff of his own. wrote pyt for michael. i know you and, you were like best of friend. you would pass the story so fast. when q tells you that we need one more song for michael's album. yo

for more on this i'm joining me from sydney by technology commentator, charlie brown.the possibilities of a killswitch? the vaccine, what we have seen from it so far, is really only helping individual pcs and is not really designed to assist on a network basis. if you install particular file names in the directory, the petya virus, or worm, file names in the directory, the petya virus, orworm, does file names in the directory, the petya virus, or worm, does not run. but it is still infected. 0n petya virus, or worm, does not run. but it is still infected. on a multinetwork bases, it is really coming down too large corporations and organisations trying to roll back those systems and removing the warm on an individual basis and that will take some time. it is the second major attack in three months, what you expect next and what more could individuals and businesses be doing? what has really happened with petya verses wannacry, people understand this is going to be an ongoing threat to people who use pcs or macintosh around the world. at the end of the day, ransomware an

technology commentator, charlie brown says there's still a lot of work needed to stop the cyber attacks that it's really only helping individual pcs, it is not really designed to assist on a network basis. what we've seen from the vaccine is that if you install a particular file name into your windows directory and then you reboot your computer, the petya virus, or petya worm, does not actually run on that machine. but remember, the machine is still actually infected. petya still isn't running in that instance. on a multinetwork or wider network basis, it is really coming down to large corporations and organisations trying to roll back those systems and trying tyo remove the petya worm back those systems and trying to remove the petya worm on an individual basis and that's going to take them quite some time. it is the second major attack i think in three months, what do you expect next, what more do you feel businesses and individuals could be doing? well, i think what is really happened with petya verses wannacry, well, i think what is really happened with petya versus wannacry, is th

georgia was stolen and in a moment i'll explain how the democrats i think this officially makes them charlie brown every election every special election every midterm election ever general election and every election for town dogcatcher every election that is even remotely close they think they can pull it out they really do they think if they just pump enough money into it they can kick that football and look into lucy's eyes and they say this time to kick them football and every time the republicans steal it from them they yank the ball away and watch the democrats fall on their ass and then the democrats go back into their corner and come up with the conclusion that party sanders just weren't a goddamn socialist we want to one the town dog catcher race i have to ask is dog catcher still a thing is that is that a job was it ever it and if so was it as an elected official like there were elections and what was it was it ever elected did they can and did they can't buy into the dogs of the citizens and if it's not still a job. what happened all the dogcatchers or more importantly to all the while

good point about things of which they disagree with the president on is that now they sound like charlie brown's teacher, we don't hear anything. everything is the end of the world, everything is armageddon, everything is going to be the sky falling down but here is one of the problems, if you care about climate change and wants to have an impact, the paris climate accord was a false dynamic, it was an economic arrangement for the united states to become the atm for the world. it has passed so we are doing something about climate change, people generally walk away when in fact that is the problem. it would do nothing about the issue. it is like the obamacare for climate, it would make it actually worse. heather: some of the argument you heard donald trump make yesterday when he made his announcement. what did you think? >> what she said is factually untrue just like what the president did yesterday, factually untrue. the basis for those statements is a report with more holes in it than the climate models the republicans hate so much. china just canceled 103 coal power plants. what creates more p

and in 2014, we took away -- like lucy and charlie brown, taking away the football. our friends in the insurance industry said we have to raise premiums and raise to dr. bulls and co-pays in order to cover. and they did. they lost money in 2014. they raised premiums and co-pays. a pretty much broke even. the arrangements, they are probably not going to do that? and we're not going to force the individual mandate. and we are not all that interested in insurance. getting coverage in an exchange in every county and every state beginning this year. they can't do that anymore. some of thedo things they called for. i think we can agree on insurance. there are some other things as well. there has got to be some way to have an individual mandate, something that really makes sure that we get people into the exchanges. i would say one area -- >> i would say one area we have common ground is how to stabilize the individual market. the affordable care act didn't really work that well. again, the feature which has been praised by a former , a conservative economist. one thing for

win -- in 2014, when lucy charlie brown the football. the insurance industry said we are going to have to raise premiums and deductibles and co-pays in order to cover, and they did. they lost money in 2014. they lost less money in 2015. they put much broke even in 2016. they -- the cost sharing arrangements, they were going to do that and force the individual mandate. they're not interested in reinsurance. five months ago, people could get coverage in an exchange in every county in every state at the beginning of this year. they can't do that anymore. what the insurance companies are asking us to do, i think we can agree on the cost sharing. there are some other things as well. there has to be some way to have an individual mandate or something that really make sure that we get young healthy people into the exchanges. so it is not just sick, elderly and unhealthy people. sen. cassidy: one area is the individual market. i don't care for the individual mandates out there. the one under the affordable care act did not work that well. one th

. >> jimmy: whose idea was it to do the charlie brown style ghost as a ghost? your idea. >> jimmy: it was not my idea. it seems silly but it really does work. >> it's a weird kind of striking image. i know it seems leek a halloween kcostume but it's kind of beautiful in a way. david lowry is the director and it's really -- >> jimmy: he did a great job with this. he really did. by the way, you brought a guest here tonight. i want to quickly give a little mention to. before we see this guest tonight, tell us who he is and why he's here. ? a couple days ago i was in a car accident. it's the first car accident i've ever been in in my life. >> jimmy: congrats. >> thank you. [ laughter ] and one of the officers on the scene -- i'm okay. i'm fine. thanks. and officer bivens showed up there and he was -- he responded. he was amazing. he took the situation. >> jimmy: now he's there >> jimmy: there's officer bivens. [ cheers and applause ] why -- are you guys traveling everywhere together now? >> yeah. no. i thought it would be nice to have him along. he makes me feel co

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to get inside the inside they found kidnapped victim kala brown chained by her neck talking about other victims. >> todd coal happen shot charlieorver three times in the chest, locked me down here, i have never seen him again. >> brown and her boyfriend charlie carver had been missing for two months before authorities located her on a property in south carolina. former real estate agent todd colhep pleaded guilty. >>> we got the sad news yesterday the death of a television icon. adam west who played batman in the 1960s tv series died late friday after a short battle with leukemia. tributes coming in from across hollywood. ben affleck said thank you for showing us all how it's done. west is survived by his wife and winner was eliminated at the preakness but tapwrit is riding hide after winning the belmont on saturday. winning by two lengths. big stakes tonight as well in hockey. be sure to tune in tonight for game six of the stanley cup finals. the pittsburgh penguins with a chance to win it all against the nashville predators in front of that ruckus crowd. it's at 8:00 eastern time right here on nbc. >> dylan was at the belmont

a little charlie brown from 1969. >> "i" before "e" except after "c." let's see. >> okay, you know for all of you brought up on spell-check you didn't have to learn this rule but we all learned. "i" before "e" except after "c." turns out it's dead wron sussex sends out -- >> my whole childhood was a lie. >> finds out that "cie outnumber cie words 3-1. >> how were we just now figuring it out. >> concierge, conscience. why are you clapping? >> how many types do you find yourself saying that. "i" before -- i use that. >> i called my daughter now going into fifth grade and say did you learn any rules in third or fourth grade. she just puts it on the paper. if it -- she spelled thief corre correctly. >> they don't care how they spell which bulges me. >> spell-check. >> spell-check probably corrects it. >> this really is changing my life. >> the umbrella news, we thought that was it. >> all right. thank you, i guess, george, for that. >> shall we move on? >> shall we move on? >> i need counseling. >>> making headlines, looking to finally fulfill his dreams of playing in

it's like lucy and charlie brown and the football, when she pulls the football away and always fools him. he kicks and misses every time. we start of did that with the insurance companies. we assured them that we'd helped them provide some stability and then we took away the very mechanism designed to do that. and i think what my friend is saying is we need to come back and provide assurances. there may be three ways to do it. one, with respect to reinsurance. two, the risk -- insurance to cover the risk costs. the and the third is to do something, if we don't continue with the individual mandate, we need to come up with something that's very much like the individual mandate that is not as harmful as what our republicans are suggesting, the six-month lockout. i just don't think that's huma humane. mr. wyden: will my friend yield? mr. carper: i would be happy to. mr. wyden: my friend, as a governor, really has helped to educate me over the years on this whole question of the states being the laboratories of democracy and trying fresh approaches, and delaware has done that and oregon h

and todd cold hap confessed to killing her boyfriend charlie carver and at least six ours in south carolina and sexual assaulting brownas sentenced to life in prison about two weeks ago >> makes your stomach turn. >>> to arlington text where a burglary got a bit of a shows the burglar being scared off by the tiny little dog. police say he got spooked when the animal started barking at him after he kicked in the front door. the burglar still has the not been caught. >>> take a look at this, a class act. this video is making the rounds on social media this is jimmy carter on a flight to dc from atlanta, just a few days ago and you can see him there, he is shaking the hand of just about every passenger on the plane. >> i love that flying coach. down with the people. >> yeah, shaking hands >> looks like he did the same thing when he was flying in for the inauguration someone got video of that. greeting everybody >> i love the tie. bolo ties need to make a come back. i don't know if they ever had a moment. i'm surprised he wasn't handing outside peanuts >> he had to sell it >> that's true. >> maybe that's so president cart

brown and her boyfriend had been missing for three months. one of the first questions she has to answer. >> do you know where your buddy is? >> charlie, he shot him. three times in the chest. wrapped him in blue tarp. put him in bucket of the tractor. locked me down here. never seen him again. he says there's several bodies dead and buried out here. >> reporter: pleaded guilty to the murder along with six other killings. sentenced to live life behind bars. big step on the road to justice for brown. >>> it's been 16 years since a 21-year-old woman celebrating birthday was shot and killed in front of palo alto bar. in front of the now closed q cafe. single shot fired and murder weapon never found. reward offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of the killer. >> it's highly unlikely that no one saw anything that night. i'm sure someone saw something. >> police have rereleased this video from two years ago, asking people to share on social media. find on our website, abc7news.com. >>> president's embattled attorney general has agreed to testify next week to the russian connection to the white house and firing of the fbi

brown who was held on this property. >> she talked about the moment she was rescued. calm washed over me. i was free and off the property. she told detectives her boyfriend charlie did not survive. >> he shot him three time in the chest, put him in the bucket of a tractor and i never seen him again. >> he killed seven people including four he gunned down at a motorcycle shop. >> you guys would have been proud. >> in may, he pled guilty to murder and kidnapping charges. a judge sentenced him to life in prison. >> disturbing story. >> new information in the case of tiger woods. he took the antianxiety drug xanex. originally there were four medications listed. the u.s. navy combat ship was commissioned today. giveford's navy husband was on hand for the event along with former secretary of state hilary clinton and jill biden. >> still to come, inspiration behind these creations. plus we take you to the preview of a car show at the wells fargo that benefits a great cause. that and more when "action news" comes right back. fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios gigabit connection. it

talked yesterday with the governor of california, jerry brown, the governor of new york andrew cuomo, with the governor of massachusetts, charlie'm glad to see the dpf of washington who i didn't talk to is going to be a part of an effort to continue to live by paris. and shortly, we will have a website up called live by paris.com. where people will be able to share their plans and their efforts and initiatives in order to do what president trump is unwilling to do. but it's a sad day for american leader scholarship and i think it's a very, very harmful, dangerous, self-destructive step that's been taken. >> you say it's a sad day. you know, obviously, china is stepping into the void. it's already very publicly this week signed a new climate alliance with the eu. you will hear in a second the eu climate chief the commissioner telling me earlier today that, you know, very disappointed that they will seek partners elsewhere. how competitive is that to the united states? what could -- i mean, what does that mean if china steps into the leading role the u.s. has? >> what it means that they're going to have an opportunity to sell the

brown, found shackled with her neck chained to the wall. as deputies worked to free her, they asked her about her missing boyfriend. >> do you know where your buddy is? >> charlie he shot him. >> who shot him? >> todd kohlhepp shot charlie carver three times in the chest, put him in the bucket of the tractor, locked me down here. i've never seen him again. he says he's dead and buried. he said there's several bodies dead and buried here. >> all of this happened late last fall but the video was just released this weekend. brown was held captive for more than two months by todd kohlhepp. >> 4:49 right now. more high drama expected today in the bill cosby trial as the defense steps up to the plate. the comedian is accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. the woman, andrea constrand is one of a dozen to accuse cosby to varying degrees of sexual misconduct. her case, however, is the only one to go to trial. cosby maintains the interaction with constand was consensual. >> in the east bay, a man is locked up after he fired eight bullets into a statute outside st. felicia's catholic church in san leandro saturday. he had a gun in his waistband and struggled

year-old kala brown, and her 32-year-old boyfriend charles david carver went missing near spartanburg, south carolina. >> she told the police that she saw todd kohlhepp shoot her boyfriend, charlier her rescue, kala was rushed from the scene into an ambulance. there, she began talking about her two-month imprisonment at the hands of todd kohlhepp. >> reporter: kala survived her ordeal, but seven others who encountered todd kohlhepp did not. and in hours of candid confessions, he detailed those murders for political accomplice. . >> reporter: these confessions of a serial killer's journey into darkness sometimes border on the surreal. >> ninan: david's full report "serial confessions" is part of a "48 hours" double feature tonight on cbs. up next, the sun is down and the surf is up. dlr. >> ninan: we end tonight on the california coast where nightlife meets sea life. here again, carter evans. >> reporter: when the sun sets over malibu, there's a peaceful calm to the breaking surf but when the moon is full... a different breed of surfers hit the water. >> when you take off, you can see just the reflection of the water and the moon on it. you kind of get a rhythm. it's like dancing

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brown, found shackled with her neck chained to the wall. deputies worked to free her, they asked her about her missing boyfriend. >> know where your buddy is? >> charlie >> who did? >> todd kohlhepp shot him three times in the chest, put him in the bucket of the tractor, i have never seen him again. he said he's dead and buried and said there's several bodies dead and buried here. >> all this happened last fall, but the video was just released over the weekend. brown was held captive for more than two months by todd kohlhepp who is serving life in prison without parole. >> 6:48 right now. more high drama expected today in the bill cosby trial as the defense steps up to the plate. cosby was led into the courtroom by his wife camille, who has not been seen for the entire first week of the trial. the comedian is accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. the woman you see here, andrea constand, is one of dozens to accuse cosby of varying degrees of sexual miscult. her case is the only one to go to trial. cosby has denied all the allegations against and maintained the interaction with constand was consensual. >> 6:49 this morning. take a look at

brown handcuffed with her neck chained to the wall. she was assaulted by her kidnappers. minutes after finding her, deputies asked about her missing boyfriend, charles harper. >> todd kohlhe pe p shot charliear very three times in the chest, wrapped h put him in a bucket. >> investigators later found three bodies on todd's property including car very's. he confessed to those murders along with the shooting deaths of three others. he's now serving life in prison without pa jeel today bill cosby's defense team will begin presenting its case in his sexual assault trial outside of philadelphia, but there is a question of whether cosby will take the stand to testify. his lawyers are not saying anything about it at this point. last week the accuser andrea constant testified that cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. kosz by has denied all allegations. >> films has been suspended for nbc's "bachelor in paradise." there are accusations of misconduct on location in mexico. once the investigation is over, appropriate actions. they're not giving a whole lot of details. the show "bachelor in paradise" reunites former bachelor and bachelorette contestants in another effort to find love. >>> delta air

brown. she was found shackled with her neck chained to the wall. as deputies worked to free her, they asked her about her missing boyfriend. >> know where your buddy is? >> charlie him. >> he shot him? who? >> todd kohlhepp shot carly carver three times in the chest, wrapped him in a blue tarp, put him in the bucket of the tractor, locked me down here. i've never seen him before. he said he's dead and buried, several bodies are dead and buried out here. >> all this happened last fall, but the video just released last weekend. brown was held captive more than two months by todd kohlhepp. he is now serving life in prison without parole. >> more drama expected today in the bill cosby trial as the defense begin its arguments. the comedian accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. the woman, andrea constand, is one of dozens of women to accuse cosby of varying degrees of sexual misconduct, but hers is the only one to go to trial so far. cosby has repeatedly denied all of the allegations made against him and maintains the interaction with constand was consensual. >> in the east bay, police say a man is locked up after firing bullets into a statute outside a