how much has david city changed?nd frustrated that things weren't going his way. >> shon hopwood: i wanted to live an exciting life, and shoveling cow manure in small town nebraska and living in my parents' bedroom wasn't quite cutting it. >> kroft: so, this is where it started? one night, he got a call from a friend asking him to come down to the local bar for a drink and listen to what turned out to be a very bad idea. >> shon hopwood: he said, "what do you think about robbing a bank?" and most people would have laughed that off or said-- "maybe we need another beer." ( laughs ) or anything, other than "that sounds like a great idea," which is what i ended up saying. >> kroft: really? >> shon hopwood: you know, i don't think either one of us thought that night that we were going to actually do it. >> kroft: it sounded exciting. >> shon hopwood: it sounded exciting. sounded like easy money that we didn't have to work for. something that fit with where my mind was at, at the time, which was a reckless, immature, fool

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where are those congressman thundering about the deaths in those cities? davidn't support the argument. here's another fact. the claim is that fewer guns will mean fewer gun deaths. in fact it's exactly the opposite. this is a chart. line going up or the number of guns americans have. the line going down are the number of gun-related deaths. so the more guns we have, the fewer gun-related deaths there are. now that doesn't mean necessarily you need more guns to have fewer deaths but doesn't mean the opposite either. fewer guns don't necessarily mean fewer deaths. >> two-thirds of the gun deaths are suicides. what do you do about that? i think this demand for gun control is really a political argument. it's very much a wedge issue. and one of the ironies is under barack obama who is always talking about more gun control. people bought more guns. under donald trump. people feel the 2nd amendment is safe, people are buying fewer guns. sometimes these actions have the opposite reaction of what the politicians recommend. again, they don't understand the public. they

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city. >> david, are you concerned about locations, like the silverado country club or some of the vineyards out there? . >> yes, absolutely. the fire has burned -- in fact, it's burned up north along silverado trail. the fire burned down the hillside towards the vineyards, some spotting through the vineyards, all the way over to silverado trail, in and around some of the large wineries that are scattered around silverado trail there, and i'm not aware of any wineries specifically that have been damaged, but we do know quite a few homes in those areas have been affected, and we've just been trying to get people out safely at this point. >> yeah. i think in one of the things mentioned to people -- because i know i was awayne by such a strong smell of smoke way down in marin county. i thought it was in my backyard. are there sparks flying at quite a distance? how far ranging is this? . >> well certainly there are. that's one of the biggest problems is that when you have winds this strong, and you have this much fire intensity, it's going to blow embers and burning brands that will start fires

philadelphia restaurant owners joined city councilman david oh protest wagon they call unfair enforcement of a city ordinance. now that ordinance requires commercial establishments on residential blocks to close by 11:00 p.m. councilman oh says 96% of the violations issue since two to us five went to chinese take out restaurants. while pizza shops remain open unpunish. the enforcement is based on racial discrimination. if there was a company of a thousand employees and they fired 100 people and 96% were women, what if 96% were african-american? what if 96% were latino? what would we say when it's 96% chinese-americans, people tell me that's not proof. we need more proof. >> police have temporarily suspended the ordinance while city council works to revamp it. >>> on capitol hill the republican led house has passed its budget for 2018 paving the way for the largest overhaul of america's tax code in decades. garrett tenney has more from d.c. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: close call for republicans on can toll hill with the house narrowly approving the gop budget for 2018 the budget

. >>> philadelphia city council man david oh is working to revamp a city ordinance that is hurting chinese restaurants >> he says it is being selectively enforced and unfairly targeting one while giving others a pass and it all has to do with closing times. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at philadelphia city hall to explain, alycia. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, this packet of information giving to us by councilman david oh's office and inside has citation force chinese food restaurant in west philadelphia it has maps of other restaurants on similar streets that have not been cited for being opened pennsylvania 11:00 p.m. this data supporting the feeling that some restaurants are being discriminated against. councilman oh office shows this data shows there is selective enforcement that is happening. slapped with 30 fines that range from $300 to $2,000, the owner of this chinese food take out on 16th street in west philadelphia said she has been forced to close her business. >> i'm so i cannot do nothing. >> reporter: her restaurant was cited through quality of life ordin

david? >> brian, thanks to you and your team tonight. >>> new york city on high alert at this hour. authorities saying this was a lone wool ch, that they do not believe there is an ongoing threat tonight. but millions are out for halloween, and the annual parade in manhattan. major steps are being taken tonight to protect families. but the parade, they say, will go on. abc's linsey davis here in new york tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police in new york city are on high alert, deploying more officers around the city. >> you'll see them in the airports, you'll see them in the tunnels. it's not because there's any evidence of any ongoing threat or any additional threat, it is just out of vigilance and out f of -- out of caution. >> reporter: security stepped up tonight on the night millions of parents and children are out on the streets trick or treating. the scene of that attack, just blocks away from greenwich village, where tens of thousands are expected at the annual halloween parade. that parade is going forward tonight with heavy police presence. >> more police officers, heavy w

then i remember after 9/11, i was watching david letterman and david letterman had new york city mayors mike moran. mike moran said about the evil in new york -- he said to osama bin laden, you can kiss my royal irish ass and i say to the vegas shooter who is rotting in hell tonight, where he belongs, you can kiss my royal irish ass! vegas strong. [cheers and applause] >> sean: are you ready to party tonight, vegas? it is my distinct honor, privilege, pleasure to introduce the band that sang "god bless america" one hour before the tragic shooting. give it up, big and rich in vegas. ♪ >> let me see these people. turn the lights out. we are big & rich. one, two, three. and we are country. ♪ ♪ come along, we all got a feeling ♪ ♪ on the way, heh, heh, hey ♪ a little moonshine and sing it ♪ ♪ with all these lights ♪ let's come along. ♪ ♪ coming down into the city ♪ can't get enough ♪ sing it ♪ we are coming to your city ♪ going to play our guitars and sing you a country song ♪ ♪ will all be flying higher than a jet airliner ♪ ♪ and if you want a little bang in yuri yang yang ♪ ♪ come along

yes, both have new people in charge, puel in charge of leicester city and david unsworth taking chargeunce. burnley taking on newcastle on monday. you are up—to—date on the premier league. any more football? it is a saturday in october, of course there is more football. in the championship nottingham forest came out on top in their evening match at hull city. both sides have had disapponting seasons so far but it was a night to celebrate for forest's kieran dowell, he scored a hat—trick to ensure all three points go back to the east midlands tonight. sheffield wednesday were held by yorkshire neighbours barnsley. there were wins for ipswich, derby and brentford. second placed wolves suffered a surprise 2—1 loss at qpr while there were also wins for middlesbrough and bristol city. the other matches finished as draws. graeme murty‘s second spell as rangers caretaker manager got off to an excellent start with a 3—1 win at hearts. it was the edinburgh side who took the lead, a free—kick from the former rangers striker kyle lafferty, who made a point of not celebrating. but kenny miller had

city hall. meteorologist, david murphy has the update from accuweather. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> a sorry developing out of bucks county. a broken water main break is causing low water pressure for reads and businesses in the area of brownsville road and the pa turnpike. aqua america confirms that a water main break is causing the problem but crews are still trying to locate the actual break. >>> in the meantime, david murphy is back inside now with alowser look at the forecast. more seasonable temperatures. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you we are dry and waez take a look outside we have sky 6 h

candidate lieutenant governor ralph northam claiming northam is fighting for ms-13 and sanctuary cities. davidver has our story. >> reporter: imagine seeing it pop up on your iphone at real donald trump tweeting about you. thursday night the president backing virginia's republican candidate for governor ed gillespie tweeting ralph northam who is running for governor of virginia is fighting for the violent ms-13 diller gangs and sanctuary cities. vote ed gillespie. we caught up with ralph northam who has repeatedly said virginia has no sanctuary cities. when you saw it what did you make of it? he a to accus ganginia as a pediatrician who is taking care of sick children and their families all of my adult life and to be a veteran of the united states army, i think it's just someone that doesn't understand who i am. >> reporter: unavailable for an in-person interview, ed gillespie addressed the tweet on a conference call with reporters telling us, he wasn't surprised that a republican president is endorsing a republican candidate for governor. the tweet has got more than 19,000 retweets, but when

personal injury attorney and had recently won a $5.75 million civil lawsuit against kansas city businessman davidjungerman had shot two men, but claimed they broke into his warehouse. he spoke to our station, kmbc, in january. >> they charged at me, put me in fear for my life. i had no choice but to shoot. >> reporter: police have recovered this white van, allegedly heard speeding away after pickert was shot. it is registered to jungerman. >> we know who the owner of the van is, and we talked to him. >> reporter: david, investigators say jungerman is not a suspect at this time. police believe this was a targeted shooting, and say there is no danger to the public. david? >> alex perez with us tonight. thanks, alex. >>> when we come back, the major storm moving into the northeast. >>> and the rescue at sea. five months lost on the ocean. and what you're about to see on this boat, even the dogs extremely excited at the sight of their rescue. approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your options until sixty-five. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. consider an aarp medicar

. >> city councilman david oh is pushing for a revamp of that ordinance which he says unfairly targets some while giving others a past. eyewitness nice reporter anita oh is live with more on today 's developments, anita. >> reporter: ukee and jessica philadelphia police have temporarily stopped enforcing that ordinance for time being while city leaders worked something out but councilman o h says these businesses have been bullied and he is pushing for immediate change. >> applause. >> reporter: more than 100 asian american business owners showed up at city hall thursday to support councilman david oh as he vowed to fight begins what he believes is racial discrimination. >> we know that, and i'm not guessing. >> reporter: so-called 11:00 p.m. ordinance was create todd protect residential blocks from nuisance activities spurred by late night businesses. oh says while meaning the law 's enforcement has been grossly unfair. >> in 2015, 96 percent of violations were issued to only chinese take out restaurants. chinese population is like 1 percent of this city. >> reporter: this is the owne

. >> the frigid cold keeps the wrath out the city for sure. >> david mcmilan and fred morin.t do men like these do for fun? if they were like so many other canadians they would go ice fishing on the saint lawrence river. >> we are confined perhaps to spend so much time in doors and a lot of the families love to do activities together like this. going to the cottage and ice fishing and get you out of the house and it is a very much of a family thing. >> they seek one of the temporary small towns of sled born cabins. drill a little hole and wait. these are not normal men. >> come on, wait a minute, are strippers paid hourly here? >> it is considered an art, it is a performance art. >> how does it work? >> you pay for songs. >> you pay for songs? >> and then you can get a dance in the back which is a private dance and that's ten bucks a song and five bucks a song in public. >> that's why i go to prerogative strip because the songs are super long and i am super cheap. i go for the king drinks and lap dances. [ laughter ] >> after a suspiciously stun looking fish, it is ignored be

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for example david is a kansas city chiefs fan and hangs this flag on his front lawn, when it arrived it was addressed to the kansas city chiefs fan. >> that is freaking me out more than the letter itself. that they came out and scoped out our neighborhood. >> we were there when doug bishop owner of the pizza got his. >> this is not right and not the way it should be. and that is what should happen to. this should just be done. there is no place for that in our community. >> andrew says that anyone with concerns or questions about this case should feel free to contact the department. he says while it is upsetting they are protected under the first amendment. >> unless things happen in conjunction of the mailing of the flyers this is a disturbing freedom of speech issue. >> even though there is no christmriminal investigation th interested in gathering inat the time about groups that do these kinds of things. are you asked to contact the east greenville police or the prosecutors office. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the president of radnor township board of c

of course world news tonight with david muir is following these breaking developments from new york city. and we watch for the latest next at 6:30, right after "action news." and of course, we'll have continuous updates throughout the night at 6abc.com. you'll find breaking developments plus video of the suspected terrorist. >>> here is the latest on the 68-year-old man stabbed and left for dead in allentown. a delivery person found the person lying on the floor of his house on the 300 block of north bradford street this morning. the man was rushed into surgery and is alive. lehigh valley correspondent walter perez, is live at the scene of the crime. what happened here and what is the latest from there? >> reporter: well jim, a short time ago we learned that the victim is scheduled for more surgery in the morning and at this point it seems the attacker nearly killed his victim just to steal his gold necklace. >> the delivery driver was dropping off the package of the home at 9:30 this morning. the front door was open and he looked inside and saw him on the floor and bleeding profusely. h

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the peddle it forward campaign took place in cities throughout the country. >>> abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and jaime apody and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the deadly infernos in california. there are new evacuations tonight. the death toll now growing. authorities now calling this a critical, catastrophic event. and the discovery just before our team arrived on the scene. >>> also breaking tonight, new images of harvey weinstein just in. police on the scene outside his daughter's home. and the audio in that police sting. the d.a. in new york city today is pressed. why were there never any charges? >>> a major development in the las vegas massacre. you will hear the audio tonight, the urgent call for help from the 32nd floor. the maintenance worker who heard that hero guard get shot. >>> president trump a

return, but in a first since the city's liberation, women and men have danced together at a wedding — something which would have been unimaginable just a few months ago. davidng celebration in one of raqqa's western neighbourhoods. this is the first such gathering since so—called islamic state were driven from the city by a coalition of kurdish, arab and syrian fighters. out on the patio, a man spins his prayer beads to the beat, as he leads a line of men and women in the dabke, a traditional dance. dancers hop and sway, as children run around and elders look on. almost everything in the scene would have been impossible during the three years of brutal is rule. the group banned music and dancing, imposed a strict dress code, prevented women from wearing make—up, and forceably prohibited the mixing of men and women. the groom's family, unlike many others who fled raqqa during the fighting, has been able to return to their neighbourhood and celebrate. translation: this is the first time we've got together like this. women used to have to stay here and men there. there was no mixing. now that they're gone, we can mix, and we no longer have to wear the burqa. f

we're joined by ray kelly former chief of the new york city police, david brown and our chief legal analystams. we have saw the police on the scene, ray kelly, basically lock down all of las vegas. now they seem convinced it was one shooter. >> that's what you have to do. you've don't know if there's another shooter or series of shooters that sort of thing. the smartest and safest thing to do is lock down the area. it also gives emergency vehicles more access to the immediate scene. >> dan, needless to say there are countless legal issues. many want to know how he got his hands on these weapons. >> that's right. one of the first things they'll look at is his computer. they judy want to know what was he looking for, what was he searching for, who was he talking to. that can be a trove of possible evidence. it's not just about what was his motive. that's almost secondary. what i mean by that is the most important thing is figuring out was he working with anyone, who was helping him et cetera. that's the crime investigation. the sort of the motive the why did he do it, the how could he do it.

david. because there are multiple scenes covering several city blocks, and, of course, there are those hundredsf victims. but perhaps, what's most striking about this shooting is the distance between where that sniper was perched on the 32nd story of the mandalay, and that concert below, you can see, about 40 yards away from where i'm standing. those bullets had to travel well over 300 yards to hit their victims at the concert. david? >> all right, matt gutman leading us off tonight. matt, who has been here since the early morning hours, thank you. >>> and next here tonight, a chilling look inside the attack. from the first responders and police on the scene, tonight, we are now hearing the radio calls that they made for help. and their tense conversations when they went to take the gunman down in that hotel hallway, and they approached that door. here's abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas, also here in nevada tonight. >> shots fired from mandalay bay, there's many people down. >> reporter: as bullets rained down on concert-goers like hell fire, las vegas s.w.a.t. teams jumped into ac

cities. where else? david: homebuilders. homes,u.s., we need more so the homebuilders need capital.ome of the homebuilders' balance sheets are in great shape. some cannot get access to debt capital the way they could 10 years ago before 2008 hit, so private capital is stepping in. we will raise capital to offset balance sheets for homebuilders. erik: you describe yourself, investors a bottom-up who informs himself with macro. what is your macro view right now? how is that informing your perspective on credit? david: for people who do distressed credit, some of us feel we are due a distress cycle. it has been eight years since the last distress cycle. but it may well be that we are in mid cycle. spread and yield and prices look like a yield cycle, but if you look at -- where is the leverage in a system? what are the actual issues? are they in balance? it is not clear that we are not midcycle. i do not think we are there yet to call for a recession or a bankruptcy in the next couple of years. erik: so if you are right, and i have heard others say this recently, we could see this cycle

no problems for manchester united — lingard leads the way as they beat swansea city in the league cup fourth round... is davidh the right person to replace ronald person to replace ronald koeman at everton? he says he'd like manager'sjob on a permanent basis.. 2015 world champion stuart bingham will miss two of snooker‘s biggest tournaments after being suspended for breaching betting rules. good evening. plenty to come, but we begin with the dfl cup. there was a big night of efl cup action as clubs battled it out for a place in the quarterfinals. bristol city made it to the last eight for the first time in 20 any is. jose mourinho made a host of changes, but one of the survivors from their premier league defeat at huddersfield last weekend made the difference. jesse lingard scored both goals as manchester united made it into the last eight with a 2—0 win over swansea city, the first after linking well with marcus rashford. his second came after the break, and condemed swansea to a fourth defeat in five matches at the liberty stadium this season. in the evening's other fixtures, bournemouth beat middlesbrough

david. i'm officer oliver from kansas city. >> reporter: his idea, to set up a lemonade and doughnut stand forire force, right in his front yard. not sure if they would come, but he was ready. a thumb's up, inviting them all. and one by one, they begin to show up. about 100 officers from ten different stations across two states stopping at oliver's stand. handshakes and fist bumps. those officers, grateful. and it wasn't just the little officer asking for photos. members of the force wanted them, too. and then a lift and a hug from a more veteran officer. waiting for oliver to some day join the force. just a few years away. thanks for watching on a thursday night, i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. >>> tonight you're going to ride along with the emergency responders for a new overview of damage in the north bay. >> a convoy of care, student from hundreds of miles away respond to needs following the wildfires. >> where is the ten commandments? >> right here. >> also here at 6:00 a send off for sacred text after decad

david. i'm officer oliver from kansas city. >> reporter: his idea, to set up a lemonade and doughnut stand forire force, right in his front yard. not sure if they would come, but he was ready. and one by one, they begin to show up. about 100 officers from ten different stations across two states stopping at oliver's stand. handshakes and fist bumps. those officers, grateful. and it wasn't just the little officer asking for photos. members of the force wanted them, too. and then a lift and a hug from a more veteran officer. waiting for oliver to some day join the force. just a few years away. thank you for watching on a thursday tight, i'd david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. ♪ wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! hi, folks. thank you, jim. 35 years. only feels like 34. it's amazing. thank you. gotta go. hi, everybody. good to see y'all. get ready. yeah, you got the idea. we're gonna give away some money here. "landmark"

the bbc‘s rugby league correspondent david woods is in melbourne. it's it‘s australia‘s citye venue stage. melbourne‘s amy park the venue for the opener between australia and england. it‘s 11 years since a british side beat the aussies that this team believes they can rewrite history. you don't go straight from the start to play the number one team in the world and a win would mean a massive confidence boost. sam burgess is one of several english poster boys for rugby league done under, he plays his club rugby league in austria‘s nrl. his last appearance in the world cup was in england‘s rugby union campaign two yea rs england‘s rugby union campaign two years ago. the weight of everything and the history of me wearing an england journey, i‘m not too sure how many of those fans might tune anyway, should tune in and watch, they might enjoy it and get behind oui’ they might enjoy it and get behind our world cup they might enjoy it and get behind ourworld cup campaign they might enjoy it and get behind our world cup campaign because we are over in australia flying the flag for en

david. i'm officer oliver from kansas city. >> reporter: his idea, to set up a lemonade and doughnut stand forire force, right in his front yard. not sure if they would come, but he was ready. and one by one, they begin to show up. about 100 officers from ten different stations across two states stopping at oliver's stand. handshakes and fist bumps. those officers, grateful. and it wasn't just the little officer asking for photos. members of the force wanted them, too. and then a lift and a hug from a more veteran officer. waiting for oliver to some day join the force. just a few years away. thank you for watching on a thursday tight, i'd david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a writer and editor and deejay from prospect, connecticut... an actor from salt lake city, utah... and our returning champion, a naval officer from lacey, washington... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies

a tale of two cities. david: doesn't that growth outweigh whatever happens on capitol hill?ly egregious comes out in terms of regulation. requiring internet companies to have the same sort of disclosure that you have with other media in terms of who is paying for the campaign, that seems like common sense solutions. that would not have any material impact on facebook or twitter. jonathan: great to catch up with you, mark mahaney. next, amazon and the political storm. how long? all-time highs on the close on friday. seven straight weeks of gains. we grind out another one. it is the longest weekly winning streak of the year in 2017. notures a little negative, real drama in the markets. treasuries, yields come in a couple basis points. the dollar is a little weaker against the pound and unchanged against the euro. this is bloomberg. ♪ : jonathan: brill -- political drama and we don't have were markets futures a little softer ahead of the open of 1% on the s&p 500 negative 67 points on the dow. moves we the established earlier regardless of what is happening in d.c. the story in

gets stuck on some train track is here what he did next to try to stop the imminent david oh is working to revamp a city ordinance hurting chinese restaurant. oh says quality of life ordinance that does not allow restaurant it is stay opened pennsylvania 11:00 p.m. in residential neighborhood is being selectively enforced. it unfairly targets chinese restaurant. one restaurant has been hit with thousands on have dollars in fines while, the pizza shop next door has never received one, even though they stay opened just as late. >> in 2015, 96 percent of the violation notices were given to only chinese take out restaurants. >> councilman oh says he has been collecting this data over pennsylvania year but says it has been going on for a decade >>> an armed robber who tried to jump over that counter you see there in the cincinnati convenient store got away with a lot more than just cash, clerk knocked him out, with just one punch. take a look at the suspect, andre young, sporting a badly bruised eye there and standing on crutches after being knocked out cold by the clerk. so speed way store. detectives say h

accident south 95, approaching center city strength north, saint david's, tractor-trailer accident northbound on the blue route, 476, approaching the schuylkill expressway. got an accident on the roosevelt boulevard. this is northbound, right near whitaker, just cleared out of the way. and then, here is your travel times, south on 95, almost already half hour from woodhaven on down. and jammed up on the boulevard, from woodhaven, down through broad street. mike and alex back over to yo you. >> okay, as woe intro this, probably creating mold inside my coat now. and spanking, mold, is the story of the week. doesn't that sounds pathetic, but true? >> this time found at different school, and steve is there now. >> hey, steve? >> well, playing off our sixers story at the top of the show, i guess, the parent here, in germantown's john b kelly elementary school district, will be told to trust the process later on today, and that's the mold removal pros that's took place after school yesterday, and through last night, and judging by the fact that no work crews were still here whether we arrived, shot

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city council member david goss so offering help illegal immigrants recently arr arrested during ice raidsse raids targeted undo you meaned people in sanctuary cities including washington, d.c. where 14 were arrested. fox5's bob barnard is live outside the wilson building with the details bob? >> reporter: wisdom, ice called this operation safe city in a number of cities across the country. here in washington, baltimore, philly, new york, even in denver nearly 500 people were arrested. this was last week over the course of four days. ice telling us that more than thee hundred of those had prior convictions and that about 100 of them had previously been deported but were back in this country illegally again. now, 14 of those people arrested here in the district d.c. council member at large david goss so says this way an assault on our communities. he says sanctuary city status doesn't increase crime. in fact it reduces crime in his opinion. negroes so wants families of the 14 illegals arrested in d.c. to call his office for free legal assistance. now in our studios last hour, steve asked th

cities as well. momentum could be slowing down. davidot shanghai, but these other lower tier cities? should we expect those developers to suffer? numbers look at the from individual developers, those focusing on lower tier cities, country garden, nominal sales growth. grand coming down 15%. we could see a further slowing down on those lower tier cities. angie: thank you so much for that. home prices certainly an issue in china with the 19th party congress as well. david: for living and for not speculating. they three or day four? angie: it in's tomorrow. that is all i know. david: tuesday, wednesday is when we find out how many of the standing committee will be there and who will be a among the standing committee. let's go to tom mackenzie live in beijing. very close there to the great hall of the people. talk to us about what we should be watching out for over the next 48 hours out of beijing? both you and angie are right that the focus shifts to wednesday. tuesday is when the party congress wraps up. wednesday is when we get an unveili

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city. one of this year's finalist for nonfiction is new yorker staff writer david grann who in his book killers of the flower moon reports on the murders of members of the osage indians station in oklahoma in the 1920s. his talk heirs next on the tv. [background noises] >> oh wow. good evening everyone. i'm katie, director of the leader services. welcome to the kansas city public library. thank you for your patience and flexibility. thank you rainy day books for setting records to get david grann here. these were circumstances out of everyone's control. his plane was delayed. you may insert your own early joke here. tonight david grann will talk about his book, 28, the story of the unspeakable historical crime of greed, fear, anger and racial cleansing. it is part crime thriller them apart political history and this is a book that will generate conversation long after david catches his next plane. it is easy to read this book because david tells the story in a riveting detail rich, suspenseful way. it is hard to read this book because it is true and devastating and maddening. david grann is a m