how much has david city changed?ated that things weren't going his way. 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, >>d: he said, "whatturned out b. do you aboutbid have, or sainee. sounik what endepwood: you kno s exk for.d monthster, weyt the time, which. scouting locations, that shon realized they might actu so this is one of your banks? >> shon hopwood: it is. this is the third bank. >> kroft: the idea was t up very small banks in tiny towns like gresham, where there was no police presence and little risk of armed confrontation. >> shon hopwood: we wanted to get in and out of the bank as quickly as possible, not hurt anyone, grab as much money as we could, and run. and that's basically what we did in all five bank robberies. >> kroft: were you any good at it? >> shon hopwood: no. i did 11 years in federal prison i don't 000. k put out a composite sketch and began closing in. in july 1998, he was apprehended in this omaha hotel, ten mon

how much has david city changed? that things weren't going his way. 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, foolish 21-year-old. >> kroft: it wasn't until months later, when they started scouting locations, that shon realized they might actually do it. so this is one of your banks? >> shon ho

because if manchester city win their next two matches they will win the premier league title with six games to spare. stoke offered very little resisitance for the champions—elect. davidred both their goals in the 2—0 win tonight. side by side before kick—off, manchester city head and shoulders above the rest of the premier league, how would they cope on that cold monday night at stoke (!) they did not keep us waiting, ten minutes m, did not keep us waiting, ten minutes in, david silva expertly guiding the ball past jack butland, champions elect at their finest. city dominating possession, could have had another before half—time but jack butland this time denied fernandinho. the second goaljust like the first, typical manchester city, david silva and is in the goal again, ninth of the season. pep guardiola a step closer to a maiden premier league title. raheem sterling missed the chance to extend the scoreline, denied at the last, when the full—time whistle—blower, another hurdle had been overcome, the three points mean that manchester city can still win the title against great rivals manchester united into games time. we we re manchester united into games time. we we

coming up on this programme: david silva scores a double as manchester city beat stoke city to move 16fending champion and world number one roger federer eases through to the last 16 of the indian wells masters. and kagiso rabada, the hero of south africa's second test win over australia, has been suspended for the last two matches of the series. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester city have restored their 16 point advantage at the top of the premier league after a 2—0 win over stoke city. david silva scored both the goals and it means that with eight games of their league campaign remaining pep guardiola's side are within touching distance of the title. we are close to our we are close to our target, we are close to our target, we we are close to our target, we created enough chances. we have to try a bit in the first half to defend the long but so happy. the first time after 18 years manchester city is

david city at 50. here's a look at half an inch of rain into san francisco. you can see puddles there. if you're out and about, it's going to be wet and breezy all day today. if you like the rain, great day to exercise. if you're headed to the sierra, i wouldn't. not until tomorrow or saturday. the best chance is sunday. i know you can't wait that lock. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> busy day on the roads. just double checked. we're up to 40 incidents now. a lot of those are crashes and spinouts. it is a treacherous morning. you definitely want to give yourself extra time. new sig-alert. westbound 580. they've updated the location over 205. they were thinking it was a little closer to grant line road. it's further east of there. just checked, tracy to dublin. overall, not terrible. hopefully we can get that cleared shortly. a quick check of the toll plaza, it is wet and windy. and those metering lights have been on for about an hour this morning. >>> we're about to formally introduce you to the newest member of our abc 7 mornings family. >> he's cu

david: washington, d.c., they're supposed to be passing a budget tomorrow, ain't going to happen. the city inches, let alone 12 or 13. adam klotz, thank you very much. good stuff. >> i like that the best bet is stay home. david: arizona, or florida, watching right now, uh-oh yourself applause. you're doing well. melissa: true. who comes to mind when you think of people who can relate to the struggles of the lower middle class? bernie sanders and elizabeth warren? michael moore? those loaded folks? maybe not so much but the trio of millions nays lectured people on income inequality anyway. james freeman from the "wall street journal" is here next. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com start retail. today. un

have restored their 16 point advantage at the top of the premier league after a 2—0 win over stoke city. davidilva scored both the goals and it means that with eight games of their league campaign remaining pep guardiola's side are within touching distance of the title. we are close to our we are close to our target, we are close to our target, we we are close to our target, we created enough chances. we have to try a bit in the first half to defend the long but so happy. the first time after 18 years manchester city is able to win at stoke city away and at home, and that means how difficult it is to come here and to win. we did well and now we are two games, three games, 01’ and now we are two games, three games, or two games to be champions. city's rivals manchester united will see their captain michael carrick retire from playing at the end of the season. the 36—year—old has won every club trophy in his 12 years with united, including five premier league titles and the champions league, along with 3a caps for england. he's only played four times this season after having a procedure to treat

david: a legal victory for opponents of sanctuary cities.ederal judges ruling in favor of the state of texas as it tries to crack down on sanctuary cities within its own borders. the texas law threatening sheriffs in sanctuary cities with jailtime if they refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. will congress and the president now follow the texas example? here now is texas attorney general ken paxton. so general, have you actually had sheriffs refusing to help i.c.e. agents? >> yes, we have in the past. sheriff sally hernandez refused to help. now that we passed the law, we hope she will cooperate just like every other sheriff and law enforcement official in texas. david: do we know if her actions allowed criminal aliens out in the streets? >> all we know is that she wasn't cooperating when they were i.c.e. detainers, she was not cooperating, illegals committed crimes who were being released when the federal government wanted to deport them. david: certain mayors of sanctuary cities in texas who indicated they're not going

have been tunneling under buildings in the neighborhood in search of the ancient ruins of the city of david and their activities appeared to be causing devastation above ground. after the excavation work started for the ground began to sink our houses bringing about twenty centimeters to watch shine and the water started to crack the floor has also granted. them to have it done a look at the house she read until it collapses under children on my son and his wife look at the destruction look at how crooked the house is they could have lost their all broke in the roof once fallin on my grandson. hear them working at night and the thing all starts to shake of course i'm against . this is our home that we're also supposed to go norma can stop them well this is what they want they want the arabs to leave this home so that they can take them she didn't blame the limit because she. didn't have. time for the many years we've been complaining but no one helps us no one day we felt the house moving so we called the police they made us all leave but it rains now water lands on the front ship we have l

including a 2009 crash with a small plane that killed nine. >> david kerley with us live tonight along the east river here in new york city. and david, you mentioned those harnesses a moment ago. they were difficult to get out of. that the police divers had to cut all the victims free? >> reporter: these are multi-point harnesses come over your shoulders and other parts of your body, that passengers may not have been familiar with the release, of course, the pilot wore it every day, he was able to get out of the craft. david? >> david kerley with us tonight. david, thank you. >>> and developing at this hour, the third nor'easter to slam the east coast in less than two weeks. set to hit tonight. the system stretching from north carolina to new york city to boston to maine. icy roads and poor visibility for the ride home near fayetteville, west virginia. this is the system tonight, set to bring up to two feet of snow in some places where they have already lost power for days already. abc's adrienne bankert from massachusetts tonight. >> reporter: tonight, round three. a winter storm already bringing heavy snow to the ohio v

reporting live tonight from center city david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. keep track of the storm right from your phone when we are not on the air go on the cbs philly weather app down load it at app store and google play. >>> still ahead keeping the lights on has been a huge task for peco energy crews. >> where power is still a problem for people in our area and why it is taking so long for crews to resolve the issues, don. >>> dave hakstol doesn't need any sympathy, flyers head coach with an honest, and straightforward assessment, after last night's loss. that is later in sports. >>> our weather coverage, continues, tonight, as this nor'easter barrels down, on us , cbs-3 mobile weather watcher is carefully rolling down ben franklin parkway right new a reminder to anyone braving the roads tonight take it slow and watch out for other drivers. >>> in a mix of snow, sleet, ice, rain since this morning power has been a problem for people all over our area. >> down trees are part of the issue because of the wind crew s have had a hard time making necessary repa

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david: why did you pick city college? colin: i was accepted at ccny. and i was accepted at nyu. the reason i went to ccny is nyu was charging $750 a year. i couldn't handle that. family couldn't handle that, so i took ccny because it was free in because it was easy to get to and i had heard a lot about it. david: you grew up in the bronx? >> i was born in harlem about a mile from here. i grew up in the south bronx, the hunts point section. david: your parents were immigrants from jamaica. colin: yep. david: so growing up in new york, did you enjoy new york as a young boy? colin: i thought it was a wonderful place to be a kid. it was such a the first place it that it really bonded on me that this is what the world is, people of different backgrounds, cultures, colors, you name it. and of course ccny replicated that perfectly. i learned a little bit of yiddish working for six years in another corner of the south bronx, a place called jay sixers which sold juvenile furniture, carriages, and toys. he was a russian jew. it was me, an irish driver, and an italian salesman in the store

have restored their 16 point advantage at the top of the premier league after a 2—0 win over stoke city. davide are within touching distance of the title. so happy. it is the first time after 18 years that manchester city is able to wind against stoke city away at home. that is how difficult it is. we are two or three games to be champion. defending champion roger federer is through to the last 16 of the indian wells masters in california after a straight sets win over serbia's filip krajonovic. the swiss raced through his third round encounter and will now face france's jeremy chardy for a place in the last eight as he chases a sixth title at this venue. after a massive pile—up on monday german sprinter marcel kittel kept out of trouble to claim his second stage win in this year's tirreno—adriatico event. stage 6 was marred by a spectacular crash after a lapse of concentration from fernando gaviria. kittel managed to steer clear and sprinted to victory 8 kilometres later. team sky's michal kviat—kovski is the man to catch going into tuesday's final stage. if you've ever wondered what it's lik

david lee miller is in new york city. david lee?rth noting, this storm is nowhere near as bad as the one that hit the northeast just five days ago. there's still nevertheless a number of people that are still suffering because of this storm. forecasters predict up to 1 foot of snow could hit new york city area. take a look at midtown manhattan. this is a shot of sixth avenue. you can see for yourself, although it's snowing, partly turning to rain, you can see the black top. for the most part, the snow did not stick. the temperatures in midtown hovered just above freezing. meanwhile, new york city was prepared more than 2,200 plows and salt spreaders were deplayed. schools in the city did stay open and elsewhere, a different story. in philadelphia, schools today were closed and parts of pennsylvania and delaware. there were reports of lightning and thunder. a salt truck was overturned on the new jersey turnpike. in pennsylvania, commercial trucks are banned from a couple interstates. and in new york state, tractor trailers banned on

brewer also david: now a lot of the sanctuary city supporters say look if the feds couldn't interfere in immigration policy back then, they can't interfere with immigration policy now. they're suggesting that you're being a little hypocritical now because you're against what the feds were doing back then so you had a state law created and now you're against the sanctuary city so what do you say about all this? >> well, no. here in arizona we were trying to help the federal government we were not obstructing justice, and what they have done in california is absolutely bizarre it's just so silly that they want to protect illegal alien criminals from the people that they're there to protect the citizens that are law-abiding. we believe in the rule of law and the situation is completely reversed. we were there to help the federal government they are there to obstruct justice and by doing what they've done with the state laws they've enacted and the mayor of oakland is just out landish her comments just unbelievable. david: well what's interesting is the evolution with which she's gone. fi

in brentwood city, david louie, abc7 news. >> and it's believed working together on projects could helpo get state and federal funding. >> private offiautopsy reports the shooting of stephon clark. >>> the widow of the orlando nightclub shooting is acquitted on charges that he helped in the attack. noo r noor salman is on her way back to california. >>> new details out of sacramento tonight, a private autopsy on stephon clark reveals he was shot eight times, mostly in the back. >> the mayor is urging the community to stay peaceful following todays autopsy report. >> reporter: a day after an emotional funeral for stephon clark. stephon clark received eight bullets. >> reporter: prominent pathologist known for his work on concussion related autopsies. he says clark was shot 7 times from behind. calling into question that clark was facing officers during the killing. >> he was facing the officers is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidence. >>

david, is a motive. and would that, they fear they can't have the full threat from this man who posed such terror in this city for 19 days. david? >> matt gutman on the scene since the early morning hours. matt, thank you. >>> we are now seeing the images of the 23-year-old with his family, mark anthony conditt. his family with a very personal statement today, saying they had no idea about the, quote, darkness in their son. abc's marcus moore on that part of the story. >> reporter: this picture capturing a smiling young man, once home schooled, who tonight, police say, was the serial bomb ebb, sowing fear into the community for weeks. police say 23-year-old mark conditt lived in this home in suburban austin. conditt appearing to only have a traffic violation on his record. from 2010 to 2012, attending austin community college. in blog pesti inin ining postin the time, describing himself as, quote, not that politically inclin inclined, but argued against gay marriage. the school said he studied business, but didn't finish. abc affiliate kvue reporting that he was let go from that job last august. people who li

start, inside ten minutes this perfect cross from raheem sterling was brilliantly put away by david silva. if city win the title against manchester united on april seven. it's still going well for manchester city. manchester united captain michael carrick is to retire from playing at the end of the season, he's 36 and has won every clu b season, he's 36 and has won every club trophy in his 12 years with manchester united including five premier league titles and the champions league. he won 3a england caps. he's only played four times this season after having procedure to detect an irregular heart rhythm discovered in september. he is expected to take up a coaching role with the club. there comes a time, when, as much as you don't like and your body tells you it is time to stop playing football. that's pretty much where i'm at. i wanted a finish on my own terms, not because of that so on my own terms, not because of that so determined to get fit again. i understand i will be getting back fit but i be playing as many games asi fit but i be playing as many games as i might have done, but i'vejust bee

have been tunneling on the buildings of the neighborhood in search of the ancient ruins of the city of david but their activities appear to be causing devastation above ground. in the south lawn after the excavation work started the ground began to sink our houses laying about twenty centimeters to watch sign and the walls have started to crack the floor has also granted. them to have it done a look at the house she relayed until it collapses under the children on my son and his wife look at the destruction look at how crooked the house is look at the walls they're all broke in the roof once fell in on my grandson. hear them working at night and the thing all starts to shake of course i'm against it this is our home where else are we supposed to go norm can stop them where this is what they want they want the arabs to leave this home so that they can take them . for many years we've been complaining but no one helps us but one day we felt the house moving so we call the police they made us all leave but it rains now water lands on the furniture we have lost everything there is nothing left f

david. here in the city, it's been a wet snow, but the strongest bands now of the storm are working their way through the new york tri-state area. long island, nearing blizzard conditions. the center, just south, and rapidly intensifying. continuing into the gulf of maine. rain to snow in boston briefly, as it ends from west to east. over night tonight into replacing gusty winds, away from the cities, 1 to 2 feet of snow. lesser amounts because of the wetness in the cities. a miserable commute after you dig out in the morning. and looks like another potential nor'easter coming to us on monday. >> all right, your camera lens fogging up in the conditions. but we hear you loud and clear tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we move on to breaking developments in the white house at this hour. abc news learning that hope hicks, who just resigned, told the house intelligence committee her e-mail had been hacked. this news coming just 24 hours after gary cohn resigned, too. take a look at this image from january 22nd of last year. the day the senior staff was worn in. so many of those closest to the presiden

been tunneling on the buildings in the neighborhood there in search of the ancient ruins of the city of david but their activities above ground appear to be causing devastation. in the south lawn after the excavation work started the ground began to sink our houses leaning about twenty centimeters to watch shine and the walls have started to crack the floor has also granted. them to have it done a look at the house she relayed until it collapses under the children it on my son and his wife look at the destruction look at how crooked the house is look at the wallace they're all broke in the roof once fallin on my grandson. hear them working at night and the door starts to shake of course i'm against it this is our home we're also supposed to go normal can stop them well this is what they want they want the arabs to leave this home so that they can take them. with the many years we have been complaining but no one helps us but one day we felt the house moving so we called the police they made us all leave but it rains now water lands on the furniture we have lost everything there is nothing lef

been tunneling on the buildings in the neighborhood in the search of the ancient ruins of the city of david but seems their activities appear to be causing devastation above ground. after the excavation work started the ground began to sink our houses laying about twenty centimeters to watch side and the walls have started to crack and the floor has also granted. them to have it done a look at the house she laid until it collapses under the children on my son and his wife look at the destruction look at how crooked the house is look at the walls they are all broke in the roof once fell in on my grandson. hear them working at night and the door starts to shake of course i'm against it this is our home where else are we supposed to go norm can stop them this is what they want they want the arabs to leave this home so that they can take them. if you see. that i said. it was for many years we've been complaining but no one helps us but one day we felt the house moving so we called the police they made us all leave but it rains now water lands on the furniture we have lost everything there is no

city. i'm david ingles here in hong kong and you are watching bloomberg markets: a chef.ook at the headlines here. paul? chinese premier league pressding the national conference at the end of the national people's congress. he says he plans to raise scrutiny of monopolies. measuresized the carried out so far, adding that monopolies are the enemy of innovation. the donald trump is putting pressure on american allies to work against china in exchange on relief from u.s. tariffs steel and aluminum. five conditions have been laid out that countries must address for exemptions. they include actively addressing china's policies and property with the u.s. and cases against beijing. posting an informal two day meetings, key wto seeking solutions on food security. india and other food developing countries are wanting to ensure they are not challenged by the trade body to offer incentives for the farmers to grow staple crops. big oceans -- negotiations found a deadlock. saudi prince says he has already moved on from the crackdown on corruption. they were held for weeks at the ritz

anti semitic remarks but he had kept the honorary position of president until now david chaytor has joins us now from the city of little in france so david why is the posse severed all ties now with the founder. well laura you join me at a time when a page is turning in french political history in about four hours' time the national front will no longer exist and that is because in the rain le pen is intending to rename it it's part of her effort to rebranding the whole of the party she wants to detox defy its image and part of that problem has of course been her eighty nine year old father john the reader pen and he at the moment is the top of the bestseller list with his first volume of his autobiography and which he shows his support for the vichy regime and the nazi collaborators that's not the sort of brand that she wants anything to do with and that's why he's been removed with the new constitution the party accepted a remove from his post as on the repressive and marine le pen that will be giving a speech here in which he wants to relaunch the whole brand she wants to again show that she is capable of

so he has joined the national front conference in the northern city of having repeatedly shown support for europe's far right movement david schaper joining us from that city and what i understand david is that steve bannon is also scheduled to speak not only attend. oh yes that's right so he'll actually be taken on to the platform by the national front leader marine the parents and introduced to the delegates now steve bannon is a very controversial figure he's been on a tour of europe he was in both rome and milan for the italian elections and welcomed the fact that the populous parties gained something like fifty three percent of the popular vote he also went to zurich where he met with the alternative to germany the extreme right wing of the german politics who got a large bloc in the bundestag now and will shortly be the official opposition and then of course he's come here and he wants to spread his message the message is apparently that he wants to form a new populist army foot soldiers trained in how to use the tools of social media getting new sites out getting the information across trying to combat what he calls

current wbo champion new zealand's joseph parker, in wales. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports. cardiff, a citys, and they don't come a lot bigger than this. anthonyjoshua versusjoseph parker, the first reigning heavyweight world champions to box on british soil. never before hasjoshua fought with so much at stake. if i make a mistake, they're going to capitalise, so that's why i work hard and i want to improve, because i don't want to give them that chance. i'm not going to sit here and say, you know, it's not a possibility, but i'll make the possibility slim to none by training, focusing and being in the best shape physically and mentally. well, it's here, in front of a full house that both men will put their unbeaten records on the line — the winner walking away with three of the four recognised world titles. although a hero in his homeland of new zealand, parker is yet to compete on a stage of such magnitude, and victory would cause a huge upset. i can't wait to walk in front of 8,000 people and put on the best performance of my life. i'm prepared for 12 rounds but i know that if i clip him

our sports correspondent david ornstein reports. cardiff, a city for hosting major sporting events. and they don't come a lot bigger than this. because anthonyjoshua is the biggest show in town. he's the man they've all come to see, the hopes of a nation on his shoulders. face—to—face withjoseph parker for the final time before they become the first reigning heavyweight world champions to box on british soil. two unbeaten records on the line, three world title belts up for grabs. never before hasjoshua fought with so much at stake. if i make a mistake, they‘re going to capitalise. so that's why i work hard and i want to improve, because i don't want to give them that chance, do you know what i mean? so i'm not going to sit here and say it's not a possibility. but i make the possibility slim to none, by training, focusing and being in the best shape, physically and mentally. although a hero in his homeland of new zealand, parker is yet to compete on a stage of such magnitude, and victory would cause a huge upset. i can't wait to walk in front of 80,

even includes a story we wrote last year about david solomon's favorite restaurant in new york city. e try to organize this announcement, and it blows up on you. [crosstalk] >> i will say, i was listening to the previous segment, and after the tweet on friday. it was both tom sawyer and huck finn, but it was in the adventures of tom sawyer where it happened. i was an english major, ok. david: totally out of control. let's get back to washington. tory kudlow is expected succeed gary cohn. >> this feels like a trump casting call. when you look at the way he has put this administration together . you have larry kudlow, who is by all accounts an informal advisor. he works at cnbc, obviously a competitor of bloomberg television. we will see how this works out. other names are in the mix, peter navarro, mick mulvaney. he will know how to handle this television appearances when the jobs numbers come out. artificial intelligence is not all that smart apparently. whenmans were celebrating they read this story yesterday. robot takeover stalls. really interesting, basically what it shows is that

david: for you and athlete or scholar -- where you and athlete or scholar? lloyd: even if i was good in high school, in new york citywent there and i tried to do that. david: you didn't try out for the swimming team? lloyd: i did. david: i heard that you were still swimming. i felt i was more built for endurance. while the other kids who started with me were out showered and back in class before i finished swimming. i don't even think i dried off. i went from there to the boathouse to play another sport. david: when did you decide you wanted to be a lawyer? school atn i started harvard, i was 16. in addition to being provincial, i was also young. by the time i sorted things out, i was premed for a while. i took science courses. i wasn't sure what i wanted to do. i toured with the idea of being an academic. i was a good student, not that good of a student. it donned on me that i need to living.need to earn a i apply to law school and a lot of people walked down the block from college and went to law school. i didn't take time off. i apply to new york law firms, i got job offers out some and i didn't get job offers at

city safer. in san jose david louie abc7 news. >> who will win this lawsuit? the federal government or california? >> at the bottom of your screen, the voting is open. you can see those results holding steady throughout the evening. >> 42% believe the federal government. 58 will win california will win. we have complete coverage of this story on our website abc7news.com including the full speech by attorney general jeff sessions from this morning. go to abc7news.com for that and reaction from local lawmakers. >>> well, it was a mixed day on the market as investors continue to grapple with president trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. dow lost 82. nasdaq up by 24 points and s&p essentially flat. >>> more than 100 republicans in the house are asking the president to reconsider his tariff condition. the white house says mexico, canada and other countries may be exempt under national security carve outs. the president wants to put in place 25% tariffs on steel, and 10% on aluminum. >>> a new studies predict. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman ex

believes the position of building bridges of trust with residents regardless of status makes the city safer. david louie abc 7 news. >>> adult film star stormy daniels is suing president trump. her attorney says he has no doubt the president knew daniels had been paid $130,000 just before the election to keep quiet. she says now that deal is not valid because the president didn't sign it. here is abc news reporter tom yam as. >> ton the white house in damage control. porn star stormy daniels suing president trump, arguing her non-disclosure agreement is null and void. daniels claims she and the president began an intimate relationship in the summer of 2006 in lake tahoe, a relationship that included at least one meeting in a beverly hills hotel. i poke with her lawyer today. >> did your client have sex with president trump rchlts yes. >> there is no doubt about that. >> no doubt in my mind. >> in the complaint daniel axe nojs signing a hush agreement, something she hasn't done before. >> do you have a non-disclosure agreement. >> do i? >> the ppt president's personal lawyer michael cohen has admit

they stayed away from the snow and the glue, but for those that made its city were set on a show. davids sealed. this was a first top of stunning football from the visitors. same finished the third but in truth it was a team goal, the type of play arsenal were not used to but in this week's second game, the best chance to score was from the spot. they gave the penalty to the record signing. it were arsenal's agony tad apathy. despite the deficit they did not make a substitution and the gap between these teams is for the premier league points. the top has never felt further and something go. his team were once invincible but now the end is near. —— arsene wenger. we played with low confidence. you could see that. we paid for it because they took advantage of the fact they had a quality team. after that, we maintained to go. very little chance to come back. that was a negative for the second half and in the end we lost against a team that is the best in the country at the moment. ian wright was scathing in his criticism. martin keirin had his say after to my‘s game. criticism. martin keir

hood, the hood need to go back on and will be on later thanks david. >>> storm is affecting people trying to leave or even get into the city. >> our anita oh has a hat on live at philadelphia international airport with more on flight cancellations and delays, hi there anita. >> but let me tell you this weather is wreaking havoc on travelersiving and departing flights have been cancelled, leaving manykup plan. inside philadelphia international airport we saw line or to find a place to stay for the evening, we also spoke to one man who said he was headed to columbus, ohio for a business trip be 10:30 a.m. and his flight had been cancelled. >> well, i was originally supposed to get a flight out of hartford. i came here because i had family here. i thought if i got stuck i would be able to stay with them. so i rebooked a flight for 10:30, from philadelphia to columbus and then like 20 minutes after i booked we booked the flight it got cancelled. >> reporter: he's hoping to re book that flight for later this afternoon some airlines are offering free waivers for anyone trying to change their flights, airport officials are urging

. >> at some point somebody needs to act and >> reporter: david louie abc7 news. >>> san francisco city hall lit up with blue lights in honor of colon cancer awareness month. second leading cause of cancer death. the cdc confirmed the country is past the flu epidemic. you can see the lines for this season in green has been on the decline for several weeks. the latest statewide tally deaths. 20% of those deaths are in the bay area. >>> after being the ninth state to legalize marijuana, the bill will allow -- similar in california here, state law says residents cannot smoke in public and it is up to counties to decide if you can smoke on private property. >>> bay area native sam rock wel is a leading contender at the oscars this weekend. >> reporter: there is always that feeling of anticipation leading up to oscar sunday. >> i would love to have alumni. it would be amazing. >> reporter: for students this year academy awards have extra meaning. >> if sam rockwell who came from here to do it, then we have a chance of doing it too. >> reporter: academy award sam rockwell attended school in t

city safer. in san jose david louie abc7 news. >> who will win this lawsuit?alifornia? >> at the bottom of your screen, the voting is open. you can see those results holding steady throughout the evening. >> 42% believe the federal government. 58 will win california will win. we have complete coverage of this story on our website abc7news.com including the full speech by attorney general jeff sessions from this morning. go to abc7news.com for that and reaction from local lawmakers. >>> well, it was a mixed day on the market as investors continue to grapple with president trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. dow lost 82. nasdaq up by 24 points and s&p essentially flat. >>> more than 100 republicans in the house are asking the president to reconsider his tariff condition. the white house says mexico, canada and other countries may be exempt under national security carve outs. the president wants to put in place 25% tariffs on steel, and 10% on aluminum. >>> a new studies abc7 news reporter wayne freedman explains it is not just about water lev

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leaving all proposals for new gun restrictions on the shelf john hendren al-jazeera dale city virginia. now david been at as the former president of the students for concealed carry and he says americans feel like they need guns because they cop trust the government to protect them. unfortunately we're not able to trust the system and we need look no further than florida's realize that you have the police were called to that shooter's home thirty nine different times you had teachers and the school officials who were aware of his the danger that he posed the school kids in that school were joking that he would be the next person to shoot at the school if anyone did you have the f.b.i. who was given specific reports about this person you have the mental health of the social workers he didn't do anything and you had an armed deputy actually multiple armed deputies who showed up and didn't go into that school so i don't blame the students for being upset i don't blame the teachers are being upset but i think that the ability to protect yourself especially whether it's in your home or whether it's in

and neighboring colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe trying to help them david beasley visited the border city of cuckoo time in colombia up to fifty thousand venezuelans across the border daily looking for food medicine and other essentials that they can't buy at home because of the deafening crisis there the u.n. chief is calling on the international community to help colombia cope a colombian government to go she ate his art to restart peace talks with the last remaining rebel group following a six week pause negotiations were suspended after a bomb attack by the national liberation army when a temporary cease fire ended thirty four eleven rebels and one thousand members of the armed forces have been killed in fighting president juan manuel santos says it's time for more talks but that there was little the alternative is to continue killing ourselves to continue confronting one another for many more years or decades to come i firmly believe the country has no need to resign itself to this for that reason thinking of life in saving lives in achieving peace for colombia i've decided to resume

. >> reporter: david louie abc7 news. >>> san francisco city hall lit up with blue lights in honor ofcer awareness month. second leading cause of cancer death. the cdc confirmed the country is past the flu epidemic. you can see the lines for this season in green has been on the decline for several weeks. the latest statewide tally shows deaths. 20% of those deaths are in the bay area. >>> after being the ninth state to legalize marijuana, the bill will allow -- similar in california here, state law says residents cannot smoke in public and it is up to counties to decide if you can smoke on private property. >>> bay area native sam rock wel is a leading contender at the oscars this weekend. >> reporter: there is always that feeling of anticipation leading up to oscar sunday. >> i would love to have alumni. it would be amazing. >> reporter: for students this year academy awards have extra meaning. >> if sam rockwell who came from here to do it, then we have a chance of doing it too. >> reporter: academy award sam rockwell attended school in the mid-'80s. >> i watched a lot of his stuff

david b. don't explains. the many us city office in that old year. we . won that corky. industry. they all do to you other people should see me through a bit of live. press so i don't have a case that just appears. to keep quite early fusion to mature people of less useful corkers. they when they get there. after a hot weekend. the russian billionaire had filed charges against even. used him of making exorbitant profits of a billion dollars and his own personal loss. claim to have paid double what his collection was. take for example this painting number six by mark rothko. we managed to get a hold of the documents of the transaction. even bought it from wealthy landowners in the bordeaux region for eighty three million five hundred thousand dollars. a few weeks later as this invoice shows the painting was sold to an offshore company accent delight which belongs to the russian billionaire. acquired for eighty three point five million dollars the rothko was sold for one hundred forty million. profit on the deal almost seventy million dollars. with this picasso flute player with a n

david: let's talk about your early life. you grew up in new york city.n you were growing up, you didn't have a lot of money. was money something you thought about when you were growing up? did you want to have a lot of money? what were you interested in when you were a young boy? lloyd: i didn't think about money because i went to school with kids like us. so i didn't know -- i don't know if it would have changed me, had i known, but i didn't know the range of possibilities. i did not know we were not well-to-do. i grew up in brooklyn. david: your father worked -- as my father did -- in the post office. lloyd: they were colleagues. david: right. mine worked in baltimore, yours worked in brooklyn. their job was to file the mail. sort the mail. so you weren't wealthy. you went through public schools. but obviously did pretty well because you were valedictorian of your class in high school. so you realize you probably were smarter than the average student. lloyd: i knew that ranking high in my school meant i was certainly good at school. but i didn't know h

certainly a lot at stake and that seems to have been the motive good to speak the david vaile joining us there from city. all right time for a quick break now but when we come back al-jazeera speaks to sri lanka's prime minister following last week's violence against muslims. and one man's quest to bring dignity and death to migrants who lost their lives trying to cross the mediterranean. however got spring temperatures across the good parts of europe as we go on through the next few days is looking well the wet and windy having said that fair amount of class still spilling in the from the atlantic little spin of the just in the english channel some damn weather never really too far away but we are getting up into double figures london paris eleven to twelve celsius close enough there in spirit nine degrees but a woman there in madrid not too bad at a little more clout there into portugal into southern parts of spain plenty of cloud plenty of rain still in place across the the balkans if we look slightly fine and dry somewhat weather also pushing across ukraine pushing a little further north woods of mo

two goals from david silva helps manchester city to a 2—0 win at stoke.7th of april. city captain vincent kompany says it's "a once in a lifetime opportunity". stoke remain a point from safety with eight games to go. the cheltenham festival gets under way this afternoon, more than a quarter of a million spectators are expected over from her days quarter of a million spectators are expected overfrom her days with bookmakers estimating after £350 million will be wagered. the nicky henderson trained horse will attempt to defend his title in the feature race. i will have the headlines at half—past. telford is a large picturesque town in the west midlands with a population of 170,000 people. but over a 40 year period it's been estimated that up to 1,000 girls were abused by gangs of british pakistani and bangladeshi men. so far, only seven of them have been convicted. now there are calls for a public inquiry into how the abuse went on for so long and whether authorities were too politically correct to properly address it. holly archer was abused from the age o

david. >> with so many already without power from the last storm. linsey, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking the storm. he's live along the west side highway here in new york city tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. round two, here we go. this nor'easter looks like it's going to track closer to the coast, going to make that rain/snow forecast trickier. here are the bullet points. mostly rain in d.c. a rain/snow mix in philly. mixed with wind in new york, five to ten. boston, mostly rain. but you're going to have wind and flooding issues there. let's time it out. as david, you mentioned, kickstarting that coastal low tonight. couple of inches of snow by morning. and then during the day, the afternoon, that's when the worst weather is going to be. don't go outside if you don't have to. this thing winds up through tomorrow night. the heavy snopes well inland. one to two feet of snow possible in the hills. i-95, the snow accumulation, much more variable. but another high impact storm all day tomorrow. david? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we are also following the breaking news from the white house at this hour. yet another major departure. gary cohn, presi