i'm cheryl jennings. we have a special roundtable edition today, focusing on our bay area's asian-pacific american community. according to the library of congress, the term "asian-pacific" encompasses all of the asian continent, as well as the pacific islands of melanesia, micronesia, and polynesia. the people and cultures of this region have added significantly to the rich diversity of the bay area. the u.s. census estimates, in 2013, asians and pacific islanders made up 20.8 million residents, or 6.4%. california had the largest population at almost 6.5 million, or more than 16% of the state. abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our bay area's asian-pacific american community. >> thank you, cheryl. let's welcome today's guests. margaret abe-koga is a member of the san francisco regional water quality control board and district director for assembly member evan low. welcome. asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred silicon valley startups, c

at least on paper. >> reporter: after eight weeks, cheryl and brian win their case. >> cheryl skigin shed a few tears after a multi-million dollar verdict in her favor. >> reporter: they're awarded more than $1.5 million in won everything. >> reporter: today, genevieve and michael are living in more modest digs in clovis, california. clovis, by the way, is also the name of a medieval king -- perhaps the closest she will now come to french royalty. genevieve and her husband turned down our requests for an on-camera interview. she did message us on facebook, saying her "health issues are very real and punishing," and that her fake french identity was simply "an internet persona." >> if she had an illness, i would feel compassion for her havinghe an illness doesn't excuse fraud and deceit. >> reporter: what would you say to genevieve if you were speaking to her face to face today? >> stand on your own two feet, and apologize to all the people that you hurt. >> own up to this and then continue on with a better life, because you can get forgiveness. >> reporter: sounds like brian and cher

in loudoun county, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: tonight -- >> we are so pleased with the decision. alison: a killer boyfriend gets the maximum and more from an angry judge. a shocker in the case of a man stealing documents. the word "breath-taking" is but it doesn't make it easier. when we will have to say so long to a national zoo favorite. announcer: "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: first tonight, the greenbelt couple held behind bars accused of the unthinkable. they say the couple beat their 2-month-old baby to death because he wouldn't stop crying. antoine petty and geneice petty face charges of murder. this case is sickening. ep stephen: it is so deeply troubling. now family members apparently grew concerned when they hadn't seen the baby for a month. they reported the family missing monday. tuesday police tracked them down. they say that is when antoine petty told them he beat the baby to death. and the couple disposed of the body by burying the little boy in a shallow grave near parkdale high school. inside

i'm cheryl jennings. we are talking about an extremely difficult subject today, so i have to warn you, some of the stories you'll be hearing will be extremely disturbing. we're talking about rape in the military. we've heard the horrifying statistics about women being raped, but this next fact is equally horrifying. you may not know that more men are raped in the military than women. i want to show you a clip of one veteran who had the courage to tell his story. >> i was knocked unconscious from behind. and when i came to, uh... i was being held down by two individuals. and someone was pulling my pants down, and i was raped, sodomized. >> and that brave man in the video is here with us in the studio today with his partner and his wife, michael matthews and geri lynn matthews. it is so good to see you in person. thank you so much for being here. >> nice to see you, cheryl. >> all the way from albuquerque, new mexico? >> yes. >> we met each other first by satellite about three years ago as i recall. >> yes,

then did you go. >> explain to the audience who cheryl mills. >> cheryl mills was the chief of staff.ut also the lawyer. she is a legal person. >> she is hillary clinton's best friend. does everybody understand that? >> you are too much. >> i'm not too much. i'm telling the truth. >> i'm just saying -- >> -- somebody has to. >> that's who cheryl mills is. >> this whole clinton thing was b.s. from the jump about the private server. b.s. from the jump. you see it? you see it? and that's it. >> as you pointed out, he is not looking -- how would he know -- >> -- i'm not talking obama now. i'm talking the clinton machine. everybody knew and they said they didn't know. lisa? what do you say? >> i think it's important here to note the fact that as you mentioned cheryl mills obviously saw this as a campaign issue and saw this as a problem that president obama was saying one thing but, in fact, had received emails that were not marketed with the state department email address. and the bigger problem here for hillary clinton, bill, is you can't look at any of this in isolation. you have to look

let's go to cheryl casone. she has more details. cheryl? >> melissa, you're seeing it on the screen, small are than expected profits for the third quarter for amazon. estimate was 78. came in at 52 cents per share. that's a big miss. revenue 37.2 billion. this stock is up 33% year-over-year but really getting cut in after-hours, down almost 6%. couple of things that we're going to point out here. cloud services, we're all watching that, amazon web services they were strong. the numbers, profits were strong there. spending on content, not a negative there. they continue to spend on content but not too much. operating income for the fourth quarter. forecast zero dollars to $1.25 billion. could you be more vague on that? that is hurting them. shipping costs finally up 43% year-over-year. that cat food i just ordered to get overnight to me is probably not good for amazon business or shareholders right now, melissa. melissa: the five pound bag that was $2.99 with free shipping not a great idea. cheryl, thank you. david: google, parent alphabet w

alison: today cheryl conner luxury hotel bearing the g.o.p. presidential nominee's name. >> it doesn't get better than this. cheryl: donald trump's son eric gave us a tour of the international hotel ahead of the grand opening and the ribbon cutting. he pointed out details left from the post office building. >> we completely restored them. cheryl: he addressed the criticism of the rates and the bookings. prices dropped significantly since the ope opening of the hotel. it takes any hotel a couple weeks. give us a couple of weeks to ramp it up, will you, please? cheryl: trumps are showing it off 13 days before the election saying it demonstrates trump's ability to create jobs and hire minorities. outside protesters gathered again along pennsylvania avenue claiming trump has created a culture of hate that will not go away when the election is over. >> the forces have been given a new platform. >> big tri, racism, hate. lies. sexism. cheryl: eric trump believes they are only trying to detract from the issues. others joined in saying trump should be

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cheryl preheim's playground story , wow, everyone he's to see that. you can share it on your facebook page. until next time, don't be a >>> mariah, spending too much >> of the control. and you now we'veegot mimi on speed dial. toniggt, the real deal with her romance. >>> then, think you know what happened the night kim kkrdashian was robbed? think again. >> our exclusiie with the man who saw it all go down. >>> plus, michael jackson's ex-wife on her heartbreaking cancer battle. debbie rowe reveals her hair oo -ploss for the first time on >>> then, breaking kelly ripa news. >> the job is yours. that's it. >> why this high school teacher my beat out all of kklly's a-list co-host suittrs. >> no. >> es. >> oh,,mmn. >>> now, for october 27th,,2016, >> the man who was held at gunpoint along with kim kardashian breaks his silence. thh surprising iiformation we the assault in paris in and her billionaire fiance. why is theer wedding in jeopardy? no one spent more time with mimi this summer than "e.t." so you know we have the details. ? of. >> traditional -- i

cheryl, back to you. >> thank you, jessica.rmation about today's program, just go to our website, abc7news.com/community. we're also on facebook @abccommunityaffairs, as well as @cheryljenningsabc7. and follow me on twitter @cherylabc7. i'm cheryl jennings. have a great week. we'll see you next time. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. gamma. >>> live doppler 7 showing spotty showers. we'll find out how long this rain will last. >>> wet weather mess, slick roads and sliding hills. >>> a run to remember. an honor for a local victim of gun violence. >>> well, we heard the pitter-patter of rain drops today. it brought problems to the bay area. i'm eric thomas. some areas are in the clear now, but wore not done with the rain j

we called cheryl. called her attorney. so far, no response. across the country, other stourryes of home owners locked out. this one the stan a cruz, where air bnb enters caught on camera refused to leave. people say never use care giver. only use a bonded agency. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great monday.

cheryl? >>> it's 6:09 now. more than 14,000 kids were treated at children's hospital colorado this past year, and a huge group came together to make sure thousands more get the help they need in the future. the children's gala over the weekend celebrated courage, and it was an honor for our family to get to be part of the night. stayed up way past our bedtimes, and it meant a lot to be able to share the story of this was the moment when i was on stage with joshua, and he shared about his brave, concur, fear t-shirt, and they raised enough money every kid will get one. it was great to have a chance to say thank you to everyone who helped our kids and kids in our community. >> i love those pictures. >> yeah! you guys clean up nicely. >> beautiful family! >> we don't usually do that. >> great, great pictures. >>> and the broncos are starting the season 4-0 for the coming up, we will talk to our 9 news broncos' analyst about the keys to the win, including a little bit of defense, and the rookie quarterback that eve

we called cheryl. called her attorney. so far, no response. across the country, other stourryes of home owners locked out. this one the stan a cruz, where air bnb enters caught on camera refused to leave. people say never use crli care giver. only use a bonded agency. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great monday. emily: good morning, it is monday, october 17. i'm emily riemer. doug: i'm doug meehan. randy is off this week. searching for answers in roxbury after a toddler is shot. emily: no arrests after an hours-long incident in revere. the questions that neighborhood has for police this morning. doug: an attac headquarters with a warning to republicans. the assault both sides are condemning. emily: we will get to all of those stories. first i want to check in with cindy, look at your forecast. really mild, right? like really mild. cindy: quite a change from the past several mornings. we were talking about frost. 63 in boston. this west-southwesterly wind has kept the te

gary and cheryl with now. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us as well. marty- those

i'm cheryl fiandaca. >> kim: thank you for the update. you will be working your sources and bring us more but want our viewers to know here. pictures that you've been seeing here this video of the area and the helicopter are recorded video because we don't want to give anything up on the investigation as they search for one more person involved in the shots fired during a state police operation in roslindale. we'll keep you posted. >> hours away from the vice presidential debate in virginia where democrat tim kaine and republican mike pence will go head-to-head for the first time. both are expected to speak donald trump and hillary clinton. jonathan hall is live with a preview. >> reporter: excitement is building here but much of america probably cannot name the two guys running for vice president. that is about to change here tonight. the venue is set. the candidates prepped. democrat tim kaine the u.s. senator from virginia, hillary clinton's choice as vice-president versus mike

go back to cheryl for more on the numbers. cheryl, what do you have? >> stock up more than 18 percent. forecast for the fourth quarter, look at international streaming forecast it is incredibly positive. earnings per share, 12-cent. we needed to verify that. that is double the estimate. the estimate was 6 cents. came in at 12 cents. add to that a slight beat for revenue this quarter and forecast for revenue next quart, you're seeing so much interest in the stock. international story, netflix just launched launched in janua0 countries. the expectations from the analysts that would be a bumpy, not so great rollout. we would continue to see pressure there and we're not. looks like any pressure from that price increase from the last quarter for netflix on the subscribers seems to be opening out right now. net additions beating expectations, mostly again, it is international story, from outside of the united states. 3.57 million. looks like that international story, guys is better than what was expected and again, you're seeing that 2.23 million subs. nice

who authorized cheryl mills immunity? >> the decision was made by the department of justice, don't know what level. >> in our investigation any kind of immunity comes from the prosecutors not the investigators. >> okay, did she request immunity? >> i don't know for sure what the negotiations of all, i believe her lawyer asked for active production immunity with respect to the production of her laptop. that is my understanding. the fbi was not a part of those conversations. >> now it is been a matter of public record that secretary clinton brought nine people into the room where two fbi agents were questioning her. is that normal practice? >> weather is a normal practice, i've, i've done interviews with a big crowd, and some with just the subject, it's unusual to have that large of a number, but not unprecedented in my experience. >> now cheryl mills, also stated that she was an attorney. very concerned that when a fact witness represents a client who might be the target of an investigation that there is a conflict of inte

in newsroom, i'm cheryl fiandaca. >>> and we continue to a hurricane matthew. storm already taking its toll in caribbean dumping heavy rain flooding streets. look at that surf. it is threatening millions of people in it's path. the storm in fact already blamed for 4 deaths. and hasn't even made land fall yet. jeremy reinering that storm. right here moving across western tip of haiti early tomorrow morning. then eastern cuba with likely rainfall tallies between 15 and 25 inches a couple of reports probably near 40 inches tropical warm area out equator area and doing so they can hold a lot of moisture. and storm surge real rough go for next several days through portions of caribbean. latest thinking here from hurricane center is that matthew continues northward tomorrow. and that slight northwest ward bend. unfortunately right through bahamas. right on top of nassau. probably some time on wednesday with winds at 125 miles per hour. that's going to and then it moves along the parallels eastern coast of florida. then does begin to curve northeast so that is just so

cheryl. >> not a warm welcome back to the mile high city. the broncos made it tough on brock. trevor siemian's passing was efficient though. and booker and anderson both had great running games. osweiler finished 2241, 131 yards lopsided loss against the defense. he just congratulated denver on being the better team. >> there was so much between the broncos and myself. at the end of the day it was the texans against the broncos. we came up here tonight. we did not play a good enough football game to get this job done. >> a lot of people in broncos a traitor. but he got a $72 million. that's a lot of money. the texans lost to the broncos 27-9. >> as john elway said, it worked out good for both teams. >> yes. >>> the first pitch of the 2016 world series on the. the cleveland indians and the national league winning chicago cubs, that is even wilder to say, at progressive field for game one in two franchises hold the longest droughts. the cubs haven't won since 1908 and the indians have not hoisted the trophy since 1948. >>> it is 5:35. checking traffic now. things are mostly in t