they're interchangeable; it's like the seminoles, the cherokees, the lakotas, the navajos, you know?ou know, whoever it might be, at the end, they... you know, that's the hollywood version of indians in movies. and so i said, you know, "what's different about this?" and what's different about it is that, you know, we went, you know, inside the house. we actually showed wes studi, you know, as a slave owner, which is not a great moment in cherokee history. but it's inside where we're seeing something we haven't ever seen before. and when i'm shooting the scene with wes studi riding a horse, and he comes down and he's talking to his slaves in cherokee, i say to myself, "this has never been seen before, filmically, i don't think." and so it's those images-- you know, the good, the bad, the ugly, the humorous-- that, you know, as native people, i want to pull back and start to see, you know? and we shall remain really took some strides in showing something different about native people. >> hinojosa: were you surprised when you got that call to have you direct that kind of a film? >> i'm

the jeep cherokee, the grand cherokee in the middle of the crime scene has a bullet hole in it. the police have not identified the victim. that is causing ange xyfor people in the community wondering if it's someone they know or love. >> there is new development at the stabbing at potomac mills over the weekend. they arrested jamel kingsbury who tried to shoplift from the store. then the employee tried to stop him, he was stabbed. he is expected to be extradited to virginia. alison: president trump's first hundred delays have been active for opponents. one day after the inauguration. millions of people took part in the women's march on washington. tomorrow people are calling for a day without a woman. we have a look at the possible impact of this. >> organizers want this focus on the paid family leave and the equal pay. you will find a handful of the women owned businesses here where tomorrow is getting a lot of attention. they take pride in coffee at stock and grounds and their beliefs. >> we are all wearing red in solidarity. >> they opened to stay open on wednesday to give wo

>> reporter: you can see one of the man's neighbors in that jeep cherokee, they used this alley way as a street with parking. you can see they parallel parked alongside the house and then this 51 year-old owner of thiskeep his minivan and now abg alley he middle and you is driving down there just hit being clumps of snow and ice but he stopped as you can see in our video next to the jeep cherokee also down there and realizes he is dragging something. gets out, looks, and sees a person. he calls police, 911, the cops come, so do the emt's and then the medics and the emt unit realize, that not only is this person dead, that he had under his van, but he had been shot and killed. so the police here follow the trail of blood and then they see sitting in the ice and snow, several bullet shells from where this man was likely shot and killed and then just ag to come home and you sleep after thadence, he wio look under there again, to see , if he has to clean up that car or maybe get somebody else to do that tough job, for him. a very tough night here in the overbrook section, and nobody heard

police say two shots were feared in a cherokee striking the passenger. the driver lost control. the people were taken to the hospital in stable condition. the passenger and the jeep shot in the head is in extremely critical condition. >>> a serial child rapist sentenced. he found targeted 12 victims over and 18-month period. david spunt is live in media with more on the suspect and his criminal past. david? >> reporter: authorities say this child predator is behind bars and will be for some time over the next few years. at least 13 and a half years behind bars, authorities say that he corrupted 12 minors under the age of 18 and there could be more victims. >> 20-year-old is behind bars after pleading guilty to raping multiple young teenager girls >> delaware county wants his on television. he said he raped girls sum as young as 12 >> we have evidence he slipped her a date raped drugs. >> corruption of both boys and girls, he said he would lure the young kids from the park and have parties with these four mug shots illustrate a criminal past which includes the rape charges and ot

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police say two shots were feared in a cherokee striking the passenger. the driver lost control. the people were taken to the hospital in stable condition. the passenger and the jeep shot in the head is in extremely critical condition. >>> a serial child rapist sentenced. he found targeted 12 victims over and 18-month period. david spunt is live in media with more on the suspect and his criminal past. david? >> reporter: authorities say this child predator is behind bars and will be for some time over the next few years. at least 13 and a half years behind bars, authorities say that he corrupted 12 minors under the age of 18 and there could be more victims. >> 20-year-old is behind bars after pleading guilty to raping multiple young teenager girls >> delaware county wants his on television. he said he raped girls sum as young as 12 >> we have evidence he slipped her a date raped drugs. >> corruption of both boys and girls, he said he would lure the young kids from the park and have parties with these four mug shots illustrate a criminal past which includes the rape charges and ot

jackson "a destructive man, to not just cherokee people, but native people in general." the senate has voted to approve the confirmation of former indiana senator dan coats as director of national intelligence. in 20,003, he said as he us ambassador to germany where he pressure the government not to oppose president george w. bush hoss invasion of iraq. he is also a vocal enemy of planned parenthood, saying in 2015, the barbaric practices of planned parenthood should not receive a dime of taxpayer money. meanwhile, former goldman sachs beentive deana powell has promoted to deputy national security advisor. she is one of more than a half-dozen people tied to goldman sachs who have been tapped for top positions in trump's administration. reporters are expressing outrage over the state department's decision to allow only one reporter to travel with secretary of state rex tillerson on his trip to asia. the only reporter who will be allowed to travel with tillerson is erin mcpike of the conservative news outlet the independent journal review. it was founded by two republican

host: last today on "washington journal," cherokee village, independent. walter, good morning. caller: good morning. that there should be some term limits and 70 or 75 would probably be enough, but i have another problem with the supreme court, like -- i don't know how they get a change, i would think that five to four decision is no decision at all and if they ould increase that to at least six to three decision, we'd get better decisions. thank you. walter, last caller on today's "washington journal." we'll see you right back here morning at 7 a.m. eastern 4 a.m. pacific. great meantime, have a monday. >> the senate judiciary committee is meeting at noon today to take up three of president trump's nominees. the first will be supreme court nominee neil gorsuch, who wrapped up his confirmation hearings last week. today, we expect the committee to hold a vote on his nomination . two other nominees today -- ron rosenstein for deputy attorney general, and rachel ran for associate attorney general. on the bill your of the republican bill to replace the affordable care act, the hous

host: let's go to rudy in cherokee, north carolina, on the republican line. watching have been daily. my question is this, if the democrats were so concerned about russia hacking the happened ond this obama and hillary watch, what did they do to prevent it? they waited till after the elections to start crying about it? thishave been informed of since 2008 that russia had been trying to hack the elections. , has anybody forgotten about the benghazi where they literally left soldiers and americans and innocent lives destroyed because of it. host: okay. that from rudy in cherokee, north carolina. lori is next from georgia, republican line. caller: i watched the hearings yesterday and i will pick back up on them today, also. i think people are losing sight ,n the fact of how serious whether you want to call yourself a republican, a democrat, an independent, or whatever, we are american citizens and the mere fact that we have russia, a country that is dangerous as they are and the truth of it is they are in our ourety today with democratic process and so forth and

he got away in this tan jeep cherokee driven by an accomplice. if you recognize either one, you should call the police. >>> san francisco calling to technology in an effort to make streets safer. a hieflive look at so right now. legislation was passed to have cameras help enforce speed limits. they capture license plates of vehicles going ten miles per hour offer the posted speed limit. violators would receive a fine of about $100. it would not count as a moving violation, so it wouldn't give you points on your record. the cameras will be set up on roads with a history of injuries and deaths related to speeding. san jose is also hoping to implement that same system. >>> want to take you outside to a look at the capitol. two congress men from texas were hoping to be there, but the nor'easter dashed their plans for being there. so the democrat and republican, there you see them, are hitching a ride together. they are driving to d.c. from san antonio, 1600 miles. along the way, they're fielding questions on periscope and twitter. they weighed in on

. >> from the burlington county times, four cherokee high school staff members are honored for savingife of a co-worker. janet was entering the school's performing arts center last month, and went into cardiac arrest, her co-workers used cpr and an automated de fib later to revive her. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> and up next, we will hear about a film festival highlighting movies shot by drones. >> a much anticipated one hitting theatres today. >> i'm nancy odel. coming up the classic tail as old as time. comes to the big screen. and the live action add drap takes of disney beauty and >> welcome back, ability to take the breathtaking views. >> several drone flying film makers receive top honors at the third annual drone film festival. didn't even know there was such a thing. craig boswell more on how these short films are put together. >>> from the skyscrapers of new york, to the cliffs, drones are taking film makers to new height, in capturing extreme athletes in waste never seen before. >> you can go anywhere you want. tha

two gunshots were fired into a rented jeep grand cherokee.the bullets hit a man sitting in the front passenger z the driver of the jeep lost controon't know where the shots came from and they are still looking f shooter. >> the sea the person hoop police believe carried out a third attempted n new castle county delaware. police say the man tried to force a woman into her apartment at the preserve at deacon's walk in newark on sunday night but ran when the woman's boyfriend answered the door. investig was the same man who sexually assaulted two other delaware women and forced them to take money out of atms. police are asking residents to report anything suspicious. >>> a house caught fire in the city's somerton section last night on the 500 block of larkspur street with heavy flames coming from the first floor. firefighters brought it under control in 15 minutes and rescued several cats. no humans were injured. >> ♪♪ ere in the delaware valley are taking the day off.it is i a day without a woman. organizers are also calling for women not to sp

gunshots police would soon learn two of the gunshots were fired directly through a rented jeep grand cherokeeiking a male passenger in the front seat. >> after the gunshots went through the front windshield striking the 25-year-old front seat passenger it caused the driver of that jeep to lose control and strike an alley head on. >> reporter: the 25-year-old passenger in the jeep was transported by police to einstein medical center with a gunshot wound to the forehead, chopper 6hd was on the scene as the two occupants of the audi were also taken to einstein complaining of chest pains. >> we are not certain as to exactly where the shooter was standing when the shots were fired. >> fortunately there are several register registered face cam surveillance cameras in the area so detectives are trying to contact the owners of those businesses. >> reporter: now last word the 25-year-old passenger in the jeep was listed in extremely critical condition at einstein. he is on life support tonight. we are live in germantown, i'm dann cuellar channel six action news jim. >> dann thank you officials don't k

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. >> reporter: pointing to his new car, a jeep cherokee.rek wiping the tears away in his sleeve. >> thank you. >> go and looks at it. >> reporter: derek and grateful. >> this is going to change a lot for me. thank you again. [ applause ] >> reporter: afterward, derek posting this picture with his girlfriend, writing, i'm more than appreciative for what my co-workers have done for me. they are all a blessing and i'll never be able to thank them enough. >> that's the american spirit. i'm david muir. i'll see you right here tomorrow. good night. (vo) bbut imagine what's possiblee if we build on what works.. like rewarding care providers for achieving quality outcomes and affordability. giving states flexibility to offer high-quality, affordable care through public and private coverage platforms. and strengthening and growing employer-sponsored coverage. the foundation exists. it can be the bridge to a modern, high-performing, simpler health care system. unitedhealth group. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel...

cherokee wins by two. jimm"jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell and karen rodgers with traffic. cecily tynan, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y >>> it's an all new show right now "right this minute." traffic cops try to put a clamp on the woman's car. the womanhe proves who is in the driver seat on this one. >> jason bourne is like, whoa. >>> the flowers are piling up. >>33 bouquets to be exact. >> see who is puzzled by the fragrant surprise. >>> pranksters stage a fight. >> but they fold it too well. >> the trouble went off and cops aren't in on the joke. >> a enthe world's most pampered gator. >> i'm not sure other gators are getting foot massages and pedicures. >> see how willie is living the life. >> actually better. >>> people are crazy these days. this woman in mexico city saw somebody put a clamp on her car. she's not having any of it. say are going back and forth. she's like, uh-huh, i'm not going down the path. >> is her car the red o

. >> reporter: pointing to his new car, a jeep cherokee.rek wiping the tears away in his sleeve. >> thank you. >> go and looks at it. >> reporter: derek and grateful. >> this is going to change a lot for me. thank you again. [ applause ] >> reporter: afterward, derek posting this picture with his girlfriend, writing, i'm more than appreciative for what my co-workers have done for me. they are all a blessing and i'll never be able to thank them enough. >> that's the american spirit. i'm david muir. i'll see you right here tomorrow. good night. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contest

he and an accomplice got away in a jeep grand cherokee. the vehicle is tan or champagne color with a roof rack and rear tinted windows. >>> a naked, intoxicated man faces charges after falling a hollow shaft in napa. rescuers had to break open a wall to get him out. napa pd posted some pictures. you can see how narrow this shaft is. he was there overnight monday into tuesday. apparently he got on to the roof and force add door panel open that led to this shaft and construction workers heard him yelling for help and led rescuers to him. this shot from sky7 gives you a better idea of where the shaft door is. the 48-year-old man was found in the fetal position and treated for minor injuries. he now faces charges of burglary and parole violation. >>> marines -- >> the sea lion made it all the way there from san francisco bay. as abc7 news reporter sergio quintana explains, his presence is delighting many of the locals there. >> reporter: for most of the day, this 300-pound sea lion seemed to lounge around in the creek in have a kaville but the

. >> reporter: pointing to his new car, a jeep cherokee.rek wiping the tears away in his sleeve. >> thank you. >> go and looks at it. >> reporter: derek and grateful. >> this is going to change a lot for me. thank you again. [ applause ] >> reporter: afterward, derek posting this picture with his girlfriend, writing, i'm more than appreciative for what my co-workers have done for me. they are all a blessing and i'll never be able to thank them enough. >> that's the american spirit. i'm david muir. i'll see you right here tomorrow. good night. >>> i have recused myself in the matters. >> attorney general jeff sessions recuses himself from any federal probe of russian meddling in the presidential election, but many democrats say that's not good enough. >> fact of the matter is he did not tell the truth under oath. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> jeff sessions recusal came after many prominent republicans called on him to do so. but now some democrats say it's not good enough. >> as lana zak explain, they want him to resign.

police say two shots were fired through the front windshield of the jeep grand cherokee striking the passenger. jeep's driver then who control and smashed into an audi heading in the other direction the people in the audi are in stable condition. >>> this morning federal investigators will be at a scene of the deadly crash involving a charter bus and freight train in biloxi, mississippi. four people were killed and 35 others injured when csx train slammed in the charter bus. bus got stuck on the track, passengers had started exiting the bus when train came barreling down. >> the train was honking, honking, you know, but the bus had just looked like it bottomed out over the hill and when it bottomed out it tried backing up and then you can see the train, it was just gone. >>> and texas based charter bus was carrying mostly senior citizens on a casino trip. we are told railroad crossing did have signs, warning of its low ground clearance meaning that the large vehicle could become lodged on the tracks. >>> a plane full of people looking for a getaway hopped on plane to hawaii. >> after

we can look down the alley right now and now on that jeep cherokee apparently or maybe a note, i have to go up and look but keep that in mind because you see it from daylight. now we will go to and see dodge minivan stopped near that jeep grand cherokee in the dark this man stopped because he realized he was dragging something, and i was than the iusn the middle, part with what wasn't plowed near alley as he was driving home but he thought it was something else like a trash wag or something, because a lot of people put trash out here wherehe looks und sees it is a young man who is not responding. he calls 911 right away, police, and fire department killed, ande and medics see then not alive obviously first of all and then not killed by being hit by this minivan but who see bullet wound in his head and face. they followed the trail of blood from where the driver of the minivan did not see the man's body laying in the alley because it was they lead it back to a bullet shells, sitting on top of the ice, snow, with where this man was shot and killed earlier. alex and thomas, in reportspre

. >> reporter: pointing to his new car, a jeep cherokee.s co-workers buying the used car for him. derek wiping the tears away in his sleeve. >> thank you. >> go and look at it. >> reporter: derek is grateful. >> this is going to change a lot for me. thank you again. [ applause ] >> reporter: afterward, derek posting this picture with his girlfriend, writing, i'm more than thankful and appreciative for what my co-workers have done for me. they are all a blessing and i'll never be able to thank them enough. i'll never forget it. >> that's the american spirit. thanks for watching on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i'll see you right here tomorrow. good night. ow. good night. >>> good samaritans rescued a man in san francisco bay. hear how it happened in their words. >> difficult for adults to deal with a situation like this, so i can only imagine that the children need it more. >> san jose schools and students are providing extra help to their students. >>> i know that there are a number of companies, big strt-ups that people are watching ou

cherokee wins by two. jimm"jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6. continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell and karen rodgers with traffic. cecily tynan, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- emma watson -- from "the vampire diaries," ian somerhalder -- and it's mash-up monday with music from lady antebell biv devoe. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! v after a long nightde the soul ab i think maybe four years.s phon this tic rat "the apprentice."oesn't. the guy who is said to have won trump the election. comey not only rejects the accusation, he asked trump's own department of justice to publicly refute it. that did not happen and the white house is now calling for an investigation. this guy, they say he is very good. he got the idea there was a leak from a radio host. i've been a radio host. we don't know anything. we just talk. in a follow-up article, posted on breitbart news, it seems he heard or read that and ran with it. tut approximat put it right on twitter withou

he never served, and then elizabeth warren people certainly remember this claiming she was part cherokeeers and mom and dad, my -- >> this is he i am so proud of it. >> then finally, of course, we have former president bill clinton saying he did not have a sexual relations is in a i want you to listen to me i am going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman miss lewinsky. >> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky not appropriate in fact it was wrong. heather: you have to admit it is a pattern. >> well, i appreciate the montage, sorry you picked examples from the from -- saying it didn't happen. >> look at sitting president of the united states, donald trump himself. has not been exactly forthcoming with american people i think moving forward, what people care about is honesty transparency donald trump refused to release tax returns refused to give us answers about how he is going to cover the 24 million who are set to lose health insurance, that is what people care about right now, i'm sorry -- politics is dirty we understand that on both sides of

we learned from the cherokee nation's case that when the president does not enforce an order of the courte can have really consequential, hurtful times for a whole segment of our population. that gave us the trail of tears. we have learned that the country can make mistakes and it needs to learn from the mistakes and when we give up on civics and understanding how we came to where we are as a nation, we may forget some of those lessons. as a result, movie may have to -- we may have to repeat them. that would be tragic. roger: judge? robert: i couldn't agree more. i think that civic education is a force that can provide the ties that bind. they can provide us with a sense of what is it that brings us together, whatever our .ifferences might be it's no accident the george washington envisioned the national university, that james madison thought that there should be a seminary of knowledge and of ideas. processhat educational comes better understanding whatever our differences, because then we will be talking to one another with a common language and will will be better able to appreciate wh

he and an accomplice got away in a epgrand cherokee made between 1993 and 1998. the vehicle is tan, maybe champagne in color, but the roof rack and rear-tinted windows. >> oakland city leaders want to send a loud message to business partners when it comes to president trump's border wall with mexico. proposed boycott of my company that works on that wall cleared a major hurdle today. laura anthony is on the story. >> as oaklanders, we will put our values and dollars where our mouth is. >> reporter: oakland city leaders putting their $1.3 million budget where their mouths are when it comes to contracting with companies who want to help build president trump's border wall. the finance committee passed a resolution saying oakland will boycott any company that helps design or construct the 2,000 border wall with mexico. >> he want to send the message new that even if you're interested in applying, this sends a wrong message to our community. so if you're on the list and thinking about applying we want you to know that you will not do business with the city of oakland

he argued that when he looked at the cherokee, who he argued had historically worked its way into the mountain psyche, he said they also left agricultural practices which became instrumental to appalachian culture in the 19th century. he focused his attention on the scots irish, specifically the ballad tradition. he looked at african-american contribution to appalachian culture. he focused on one aspect that is undeniably african in nature. that is the one instrument we most associate today with appalachia. that is the banjo. it is the most appalachian of instruments. lomax points out the way it is played in the mountains betrays its african heritage. only brought into many districts on the railroads in the tail end of the 19th century. i have been arguing whether or not i would them straight the african elements to banjo playing that dominate in appalachia or not. i will leave it to you. what do you think? -- hat case [laughter] this is an english banjo. we are familiar for instance with the bluegrass style of playing. alan lomax noticed the way many traditional players in the mounta

he and an accomplice got away in a epgrand cherokee made between 1993 and 1998. the vehicle is tan, maybe champagne in color, but the roof rack and rear-tinted windows. >> oakland city leaders want to send a loud message to business partners when it comes to president trump's border wall with mexico. proposed boycott of my company that works on that wall cleared a major hurdle today. laura anthony is on the story. >> as oaklanders, we will put our values and dollars where our mouth is. >> reporter: oakland city leaders putting their $1.3 million budget where their mouths are when it comes to contracting with companies who want to help build president trump's border wall. the finance committee passed a resolution saying oakland will boycott any company that helps design or construct the 2,000 border wall with mexico. >> he want to send the message new that even if you're interested in applying, this sends a wrong message to our community. so if you're on the list and thinking about applying we want you to know that you will not do business with the city of oakland

. >> reporter: pointing over to derrick's car, a jeep cherokee, his co-workers buying it for him.rick wiping the tears away with his sleeve. >> thank you, everybody. >> go look at it. >> reporter: derrick is grateful. >> this is really going to change a lot for me, so thank you again. [ applause ] >> reporter: afterward, derrick posting this picture with his girlfriend writing i'm more than thankful and appreciative for what my co-workers have done for me. they are all a blessing. i'll never be able to thank them enough. i'll never forget it. >> that's nice, isn't it? >> wonderful story. >>> thank you so much for joining us tonight. we thank you for being here. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley for san ya sa patel and all of us, thank you for joining us. >> we'll see you again at 11:00. announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, a former nfl star quarterback gunned down in his own home. cavalluzzi: he's been shot twice in the head and twice in the chest. announcer: the marriage, the mistress, and t

a jeep grand cherokee and a wrangler. and intriguing, on the ground, there was a shoe box. a brand new shoe box. nike shoes. those two shoes still on th shortly after i got here a woman arrived in a silver car, said she had been out to sell some shoes to somebody. there was a dispute about that. the guy took off, she took off after him. whether those two things are connected still a mystery. >> it's sad. we just need to keep everyone in prayer. >> reporter: firefighters did transport the victim to the hospital where doctors pronounced him dead. there was briefly a lookout for a silver car but now police are not sure about that. in fact, they're having a hard time finding witnesses so that they can put out a lookout for the suspect in this shooting. in suitland, bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> arrests in the death of a loss prevention officer at potomac pills long. jamel kingsbury was in the district. they tracked him down and slapped the cuffs this sated saturday when kingsbury was seen shoplifting inside the burlington coat factory. two employees confronted kingsbury. they strugg

he and an accomplice got away in a jeep grand cherokee made between '93 and yours truly 8. it has a roof rack and rear tinted windows. >>> a record number of people visited national parks last year and bay area you can be proud, most of them came right here. golden gate recreational area was the most visited park last year. overall 331 million people visited national parks in 2016 and that is the third straight year of record attendance. >>> we are back in just 90 seconds with the seven things you need to know today. >>> first, our instagram photo of day. look at that. if you haven't yet, follow us @abc7newsbayarea. us @abc7newsbayarea. you can see more sunrises and >>> whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, these are the seven things you need to know. >>> number one, authorities investigating a police shooting that left a woman dead in hayward. she was shot when the driver of the car she was in tried to get away from police. officers are still looking for a man. they have two other people in custody. >>> lawmakers in sacramento holing a hearing today on ho

police say two shots were fired in the jeep grand cherokee hitting passenger in the head. he is in extremely critical condition. driver who control and collided with an audi in the other direction. >>> a convicted serial rapist in media, delaware county is behind bars but authorities say dates is not yet closed. twenty year-old hugh taussig-lux pleaded guilty to raping multiple young girls. taussig-lux assaulted girls, over a 18 month period. >> we have evidence that he slipped her a date rape drug. she then became somewhat paralyzed, and... >> taussig-lux was sentenced to 13 and a half years to 27 years behind bars but authorities believe there are more victims out there. if you have any information please give media police a call. >>> there are increased police patrols as authorities searched for suspect they say has attacked at lee three women at apartment complexes in new castle county. police say same suspect kidnaped women at two apartment complexness wilmington last month. man sexually assaulted woman, forced them withdraw from atm 's as well. a man tried to abduct

two guns were fired into a rented jeep grand cherokee. of those bullets hit a man sitting in the front passenger seat. the driver of the jeep then lost control and hit a car head on. police still don't know where the shots came from and they are still looking for the shooter. >> the search continues for the person who police believe carried out a third attempted kidnapping and robbery in new castle county delaware. police say the man tried to force a woman into her apartment at the prefer at preserve at deacon's walk but ran when her boyfriend answered the door. investigators think it was the same man who sexually assaulted two other delaware women and forced them to take money out of atms. police are asking residents to report anything suspicious. >> uber hit a bump in the road and looking to call in another executive for a bit of a lift. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square. quite the shakeup maribel. >> reporter: yes, nydia. uber is earning for actually number two executive to help its ceo travis kalnick. a video of him b

so not a good description of him but we know that they were in a jeep grand cherokee that was made between1998. the vehicle is tan or champagne colored. it has a roof rack and tinted windows. >>> naked intoxicated man faces charges. he told authorities he was searching for a wishing well. rescuers had to break open a wall to get him out. napa pd posted some photos so you can see how narrow that shaft is. he was there overnight monday into tuesday, apparently got on to the roof and forced a door panel open. construction workers heard him yelling for help and led rescuers to him. a shot from sky7 gives you better perspective of where that shaft door is in relation to the store. the 48-year-old man was found in minor injuries. he now faces charges of burglary and parole violation. >>> marine experts are going to be back in vacaville this morning. they're hoping to capture a sea lion that doesn't want to be caught. >> somehow, that little sea lion made it all the way to ulatis creek from san francisco bay. it spent most of yesterday there. but look it's slipping into an underground culvert bec

i don't remember exactly what, cherokee indian.ittle bit of a leg up. i mean, there is a reason why president trump calls her pocahontas. it's a nickname well deserved after that lie. steve: don't you think if a republican were caught up in something that grand. >> horrifying. yeah. horrifying. steve: they would be disqualifying and not be one of the leaders of the u.s. senate in their party? >> absolutely not. the mainstream media would go after them and basically say that you're disqualified. i mean, she used as one of her defense her high cheek bones as the reason why she was part cherokee and native american. that's very offensive. she wrote a cookbook powwow chow to defend her native american history. all of this stuff is really offensive stuff. but somehow she gets a pass and now is going to be the face of 2020 in the new resistance party. steve: there you go. also earlier today, judge gorsuch is going to sit down in front of the senate to face his confirmation hearings. richard blumenthal a senator from the great state of co

the driver of this jeep cherokee losing control. >> something turned on all of the fans and the a.c.idn't do that. >> reporter: these two hackers say they're controlling the car remotely. turning on the windshield wipers. turning on the radio. >> the air conditioning is blasting. the music is blasting. and i can't see anything because of the windshield wiper fluid. the hackers, even controlling the steering. then, going even further. >> kill the engine. >> we're killing the engine right now. >> actually can't accelerate. it says 43 miles per hour. but i'm not going that fast. >> reporter: responding to that video, the maker of jeep telling nbc news, it's committed to the safety and security of our vehicles. we continue to take proactive steps to address cyber risks. adding the vulnerable discovered by those hackers has been eliminated. jason, you're "wired" site director. watching that video was frightening for me as a driver. how vulnerable are we? >> it is frightening. if these guys are doing it, you have to assume that other people are, too. one thing we learned from the wikileaks

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