>> david boies, the famous litigator, has a photographic memory.d ask gates in the deposition, do you ever remember saying this? no, i never would say something like that. without looking at notes, he would say would you call up document 3,021 please. >> did you know that microsoft people were meeting with netscape before they actually met? >> i don't recall knowing in advance. >> government lawyer david boies revealed an internal microsoft memorandum written by gates three weeks before that meeting. i think there is a very powerful deal of some kind we can do with netscape, gates wrote. we can even pay them money as part of the deal, buying some piece of them or something. >> when i covered the trial, one of the things the judge said to me is he didn't believe bill gates. that deposition was instrumental in shaping the judge's decision. >> i've never seen a stamp like that, never used a stamp like that. >> haven't you seen stamps like that on every one of the documents you've been shown during this deposition? >> can you get me all the exhibits? >

said one —— for visitor boy. david said one —— for this little boy. 0ne for visitor boy. rvised use of a swimming pool with trained lifeguards. we have had a statement from the owners of the activity centre and they say they have expressed their great sadness and sorrow over what has happened, but they said the group had use of the swimming pool and they said the group had use of the swimming pooland a they said the group had use of the swimming pool and a self supervised bases for recreational use and that it was not part of a planned activity programme. the owners say they will work with the emergency services, with the health and safety executive and with narcotics anonymous to discover what has happened and how this little boy died. thanks forjoining us. and now the headlines on bbc news. siren sound as north korea fires a missile overjapan, the country's by minister says this is an unprecedented threat. more than 30,000 people have been forced from their homes in texas in catastrophic flooding, another foot of rain is forecast. police are investigating the death of a

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after his statement today, he got an at-a-boy from david duke who tweeted, thank you, president trumpyour honesty and trump to tell the truth about charlottesville. so, he gets an atta boy from david duke and what he did by saying that these things are equivalent is that he sanitized a neo-nazi rally as just another protest. a neo-nazi rally is not just another protest. it is something very different. and you saw the video that you have been using. the president said, i want to get all the facts. i got the facts. what are those facts he got that made him take back the statement that he delivered? obviously now under pressure that he delivered the other day. what is it that he knows that we don't know? because we're able to look at those pictures the same way he was. and those were not, as he put it, innocent and legal protesters. >> here's another excerpt of what the president said a little while ago at trump tower. listen to this. >> you had a group, you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit and they were very, very violent. go ahead. >> what you call t

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kill his familyfacing the future without his son gene deporis reflects on the life of his boy 40 year old david deporis .nats musicthe singer- songwriter-storyteller was suddenly killed trying to protect what he loved most his music.in the middle of the day last week, while sitting at a cafe in temescal.someone stole the david's laptop.he ran after the robbergrabbing on to the side of the getaway car but was dragged to his death.a memorial is planned for september to honor the man, his father says was larger than life..now, friend are trying to compile this music.a lifetime of art that they don't death.they've started a campaign to raise money to make it available in one place.. from producinghis share his voice with the world. kron4 news. here in san jose 21 year old old muniunmee hendrix was arraigned this afternoon in the killing of a popular store owner. the victim is charlie ly, owner of jims liquors on quimby road. police say hendrix is the masked man who tried to rob the store a week ago monday night. he is alleged to have shot and killed ly and threatened to shoot ly's wife as they refu

david. an 11- boy was wounded after getting ahold of a gun in his south philadelphia home.s shot in the face. police believe it was a tragic accident. the boy is at chop in stable condition. >>> coming up, "g.m.a." reveals who will be the pros in the next of "dancing with the stars." that's coming up coming up, we'll see you in 30. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. hurricane watch. tropical storm harvey picking up strength in the gulf of mexico taking aim at texas with life-threatening flooding and storm surges. people bracing for the worst. schools evacuateing shelves, and we're tracking the path. the new warnings just ahead. >>> jackpot. the winning $758 million powerball ticket sold. the largest prize ever won by a single ticket. how you could still be a millionaire. dozens of million dollar winning tickets still out there. >>> taylor swift is back with big reveal.he bad announcing her highly anticipated new album plus the exclusive announcement we have this morning that will spark fans' wildestdreams. >>> scout wars. scouts tryingo steal girls from the girl scou

henry david thorough first came out here is a little boy. he remembered that excursion long after, but he came here with his family to gather sand for his father's sandpaper manufacturing enterprise, and he came here to live. it was actually on july 4, 1845 that he came to live and was out here for two years after that. at his friend, not long before had bought the property we are standing on now as a woodlot, basically. the soil isn't good for much except growing trees. he asked emerson if he could put up a structure here and stay here for a while and they said sure. his principal purpose was to find a sort of writer studio for himself. it was something he had been thinking about for several years and the specific project he had in mind with a book in memoriam to his brother john who had died in 1841. the book is about a trip that he took in john 1839. they were both very young. they took a trip by vote up to new hampshire. that is loosely the thread that runs through a week on merrimack which is the book that he wrote right here. while he

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david lived for his music. and died trying to protect it. sot when you kill a person you kill his familyfacing the future without his son gene deporis reflects on the life of his boy0 year old david deporis .nats musicthe singer- songwriter-storyteller was suddenly killed trying to protect what he loved most his music.sot and the irony is that the boy wrote a song called non-violent traveler. and that that traveler of mine that son of mine would die from violencein the middle of the day last week, while sitting at a cafe in temescal.someone stole the david's laptop.he ran after the robbergrabbing on to the side of the getaway car but was dragged to his death.nats of singningsome friends believe david's latest album was on the stolen laptop. prompting his reaction to run after it....sot it says he was dedicated to his music and he was brave as hella memorial is planned for september to honor the man, his father says was larger than life..now, friend are trying to compile this music.a lifetime of art that they don't want lost with his death.they've started a campaign to raise money to make it available in one place.. from editing and producinghis recordings to share

david and hometown boys in las vegas on the strip.eing from las vegas growing up there i would imagine this is a big deal. could you have ever dreamed you'd be playing right across the street from donnie and marie? >> dreams do come true. >> ronnie, your mom was a cocktail waitress at caesars palace, which that's got to be kind of strange playing there. >> it is. the guy who brought me room service was a friend. and that was a weird exchange. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think of anyone who brings me room service as a friend, i will say. and brandon, your father was in thunder from down under, the stripper show. right? isn't that correct? >> that's correct. [ laughter [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. well, guys, the new album from the killers, it's their first in five years. it's called "wonderful wonderful." and it is that. what songs are you going to do for us tonight on the show? >> we're going to do "the man." we're going tdo cover." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good. we'll see you later. don't let ronnie's mother bring you

. >> david, pull >> how does that feel, boy. >> david, come on.d like you guys were actually arm wrestling i'm wondering script wise, were you -- was it meant to end the way it was because did you actually within the arm wrestle? >> well, one, i would never within an arm wrestling. >> with woody. >> yeah. >> it would have to be so hammered drug for me to -- for me to beat him. >> it was convincing though. >> thank you though. um, that scene is so oddly almost right off the page, um -- >> she gets in your face and yells at you. >> that's all -- i mean it's all scripted. it was a really special moment. for me specifically because i'm such a big -- one of my few big big scenes in the movie and one that i was definitely nervous about. and to know it was working and that it was going to big relief, and it ended up being like one of the most fun days we had onset. >> to give a little back story obviously we've been discussing this movie for little while now, and jenn net walls who wrote the book was actual until studio last week brie larson plays her in

david's journey began on another coast. training for months in california. >> two, three. >> reporter: the grueling physical demands on a diver have dominated his life since he was a little boybody can meet a challenge. david is fighting back from a shoulder injury that stole last season from him. >> it was long and tough and nerve-wracking and mentally strenuous. it's been a long recovery road. >> reporter: across the country in indiana, a different challenge for a gymnast turned diver. >> i'm excited. i'm hoping this will be my year. >> reporter: cecily carlson will be one of the first women allowed to compete at the serpent's layer. -- lair. >> if even one thing goes wrong, that can be a big setback. >> reporter: we've come all the way to dublin, a three hour drive, and now it's amazing. we made it to the gaelic town, but we missed the last ferry! lucky for us, there is a fishing boat. more than 24 hours of travel later we are there in the dead of night, the serpent sleeping in his lair until dawn. just after daybreak, we meet up with david. feels like we are at the edge of the world. >> yeah. it's a very cool spot. >> reporter: limestone terraces twist under foot until s

. >> reporter: david, the prosecutor says teacher was hit in the eye by the boy. but the school district says those employees had specific de-escalation training and should have followed it. david? >> thank you. >>> next to the real concern for thousands of american tourists who travel to mexico with their families. authorities now raiding dozens of tourist spots, seizing tons of gallons of here again, gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, mexican authorities seizing 10,000 gallons of alcohol from more than two dozen tourist destinations. among them, the iberostar paraiso maya resort. their lobby bar suspended, investigators say they found unsanitary conditions. it's where 20-year-old abbey conner and her brother austin were drinking at the bar. they ended up passing out and floating face down in the pool. abbey later died. her family calling for an investigation into whether their alcohol was tainted. >> the bartender pours out a line of shots and lights went out and i woke up in the ambulance. >> reporter: so you went from fine to blacked out. >> yup. >> reporter: m

he got an atta boy from david duke in a tweet yesterday praising the president's courage, for heaven's is the president of the united states being praised by david duke. think about that for a minute. and i think in an odd way that the president thinks somehow that some of these people are his supporters. you know, i would wager that a large majority of donald trump's supporters, if not all of them, think these people are nuts. but that, you know, donald trump believes, well, if you like me, i'm not going to be so bad to you and, you know, these people have said that they do support donald trump, that he's their guy and they have taken comfort in this false equivalency, that he gave -- >> gloria, do you think he should give it another shot to -- >> i hope so. maybe third time is a charm. maybe third time's a charm. >> we talked about why do these white nationalists feel so comfortable with trump. it's because he sent them signals throughout the campaign. his son would retweet nationalists throughout the campaign. kellyanne conway said, wow, look at that, everyone should watch the whole

great to be back, but boy, it was something. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> the brush fire was being driven by strong winds. deputies evacuated because of heavy smoke. it was burning in the camp parks area. it's close to the county jail. the winds were moving to the northeast. the fire was being pushed and the smoke away from most of dublin. firefighter video shows the charred earth was surrounded by dry grass. that fire, the number we have is 90% contained. it looks from the live chopper shot that really, i don't see anything else burning. we'll keep it at 90 officially for the moment. nobody was hurt. reminder the stay with the latest on this fire. download the news app and enable the push alerts for immediate updates on the phone and your tablet. with that we say good afternoon. >> let's head right to spencer christian to get a look at conditions near the fire. spencer. >> here is a close up look. it's warm and breezy in the area of the fire. it's not exceedingly hot. it's 85 degrees. this is a ne

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. >> oh boy, david, what a great story.uston, makes you think i want to go to gallery furniture, buy some furniture, and help some people out. go mattress mack, that's awesome. thank you, david. more perfect union indeed. you are watching cbs this morning. we'll be right back. fety." >>> well, we are still on a mattress mack high, really, really like that guy. you seen earlier in the newscast who was waiting to be asked and you look at mattress mack, look, nobody asked me to do it, it's it nice. that'll do it for us. watch our streaming network for >>> oh, look how much fun we have on this show. good morning, i'm your host, markette shepherd. >> and i'm kristen berset harris. thank you for joining us on a wednesday morning. >> that's such a crazy world out there. every morning i wake up and i see you know what's trending online and i found a picture of a brooklyn man who was just ng street with his oar buds in his year -- ear buds in his ears when wasn't of his -- one of his legs went shooting down the middle of the crosswa

great to be back, but boy, it was something. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> fire chars the east bay, coming close to homes and a military base, forcing people to evacuate. >>> a city that's seen its share of protests gets ready for more this weekend and tensions are running high. >> been here for about a month and the first three weeks i've been living in my car. >> high housing costs and a side of decembsperation and you get taste of the restaurant crisis. >>> live, where you live. this is "abc7 news." >> the bay area ground zero once again in the fight over free speech. and now the preparations for this weekend's rally are growing in san francisco and berkeley. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the permitting process for the official events this weekend organized by conservative groups is still under way on both sides of the bay. >> also changing as we speak in fact. the plans for counter protests, some of the tactics do not follow the obvious route. >> let's start with leeann mel

. >> oh boy, david, what a great story.ston, makes you think i want to go to gallery furniture, buy some furniture, and help some people out. go mattress mack, that's awesome. thank you, david. more perfect union indeed. you are watching cbs this morning. we'll be right back. >>> well, we are still on a mattress mack high, really, really like that guy. you seen earlier in the newscast who was waiting to be asked and you look at mattress mack, look, nobody asked me to do it, it's wait his parents raised him. nice. that'll do it for us. watch our streaming network for updates on board of education has voted "no" - on a controversial proposal to break up the mount diablo unified sch >>> good morning. i'm michelle griego. the contra costa county board of education has voted no on a controversial proposal to break up the mount diablo unified school district. opponents say it's a wealthy white community trying to segregate itself. >>> senator harris is trying to save daca. the program protects illegal immigrants who were brought

kill his familyfacing the future without his son gene deporis reflects on the life of his boy 40 year old davideporis .nats musicthe singer- songwriter-storyteller was suddenly killed trying to protect what he loved most his music.sot and the irony is that the boy wrote a song called non-violent traveler. and that that traveler of mine that son of mine would die from violencein the middle of the day last week, while sitting at a cafe in temescal.someone stole the david's laptop.he ran after the robbergrabbing on to the side of the getaway car but was dragged to his death.nats of singningsome friends believe david's latest album was on the stolen laptop. prompting his reaction to run after it....sot it says he was dedicated to his music and he was brave as hella memorial is planned for september to honor the man, his father says was larger than life..now, friend are trying to compile this music.a lifetime of art that they don't want lost with his death.they've started a campaign to raise money to make it available in one place.. from editing and producinghis recordings to share his voice with th

. >>> just about two years later and 23-year-old david creato now says he did it. he kill his little boy brendon. prosecutors were going to retry cotto on first degree murder charges in a the matter of weeks much his second tree after camden county jury deadlocked in may. he faces ten years in prison when a judge sentences him on september29th. he'll have to serve at least eight and a half years before he is eligible for parole. eight and a half years arc three-year-old boy is dead. >>> only on fox 29, racism rearing its ugly head. scrolled across the property of neighbors in chester county. a mid a diverse community police have never seen anything like. shawnette wilson has more from coatesville where police have just arrested the suspect. >> can you tell us why you did this? what's your past association with the white supremacy groups. >> none. >> you said 91? >> did you tell police that? >> police say you claim to have past association with suite supremacy groups, yes or no? >> no. >> why did you do it? >> alcohol. >> alcohol. you were drinking? >> , yes, ma'am. >> what do you have to

suspect david perlman started 77 years ago as a copy boy and his first assignment was to climb the clocker at the chronicle building to watch for airplanes after the attack on pearl harbor. he has covered all things science for the chronicle for the last half-century. >>> a man in about cameras from a goodwill in folsom found himself a research project. one of them contained a roll of film and the owner developed it to discover pictures likely dating back to the 1940s or 1950s. he went back to find any leads he could. >> i saw a family on farmland and it looked to be 40, that 50 i got curious as to who they is the word about the film he will hear about anyone who knows the family and the photos. >>> an outpouring of support for people in charlottesville. coming up, how hundreds came together in a plea for peace. we come together for this. >>> an overnight freeway shooting shut down all liens southbound at lewelling and 880. all the details coming up. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. right now, shots were fired on the east bay freeway. what we learn about the vi

despite income critical condition we are told the boy is conscious and expected to survive. >>> surprise guilty plea by david creato, junior, camden county father accused of killing his three-year old son creato who was set to go on trial next month pleaded guilty to manslaughter avoiding a possible murder conviction. he faces 10 years behind bars after admit to go playing a role in the death of his son brandon back in october of 2015. creato's first trial ended in a hung jury. >> if he had not admitted to anything he could not get benefit of this deal. it would have been irresponsible and foolish for him not to take this deal. >> his body was found in the park half mile from his dad's haddon township home. creato will be sentenced on september 29th. >>> in lighter news, small town of water town massachusetts is butting, someone hit giant power ball jackpot worth more than 750 million-dollar. >> here's the store that sold golden ticket handy variety store, the 758.7 million-dollar jackpot is second largest in the u.s. history, but there was just one winning ticket, this is now largest, single pay out, ever.