dennis did the rest. all i do is move him. >> for two weeks, bishop's body lay decomposing in the basement. >> and we got air fresheners and put it all through the house. believe me, our house smelled like decomposing body with a bunch of fragrance because you can't cover that smell. >> baringer later told a friend about the murder, and he tipped off police. she admits to her role in the crime and is also attempting to reach a plea deal on charges of complicity to murder, tampering with evidence, and possession of forged documents. baringer and hall admit to stealing bishop's disability and social security checks to fund drug addictions. >> that one act, it took five minutes. took my whole life. >> but they are not the only ones at louisville metro whose lives have been profoundly altered by the murder of bishop. >> man on the walk. first thing i wanted to do was take justice into my own hands, but i've decided against that. >> bishop's brother is one of the jail's correctional officers. >> there were tim

debusscheres dennis .ennis, between the economic volatility and uncertainty and political volatility and uncertainty and the markets that seem to be grinding higher, it's difficult to know where to start. dennis: i think the overall market call is relatively uninteresting. clearly dalia is correct -- dalio is correct and there will a lack of stability. you have a federal reserve with no interest seeing after prices decline. we are in more of an asset sensitive economy than we have ever been. is constrained and cannot offset a potential recession. -- has written about the do what it takes backdrop for it unless that political uncertainty translates into significant economic uncertainty. it is difficult to see right now -- economic volatility is what i should say. vonnie: say the federal reserve doesn't have any interest seeing asset prices decline, the federal reserve does not have that and while people have been warning about various potential exuberances around the market, the fed will not not raise or cu

this is a problem that dennis soon learned.moved away, dennis was approved for a loan modification based solely on his income and qualifications. the loan mod was processed without her having to sign anything. >> the whole thing was done solely and based on my salary alone. the modification was complete. and i was in the trial process for three months. unfortunately, on the third month, i got a letter saying that they were selling the loan to caliber home loans. >> lenders pass on their loans to servicers. those are the people that you make your monthly payments to. and then your money is sent on to the lender. >> i got nothing from caliber until after the modification was complete. and then it was finished. the caliber wouldn't do anything, wouldn't even discuss an assumption. >> now in this case, the new servicer refused to remove the ex-spouse's name from the loan even though the lender only looked at dennis for the ability to pay. why? because they're both still responsible for the underlying loan in case of a default. >> t

gregg jakobson was a music producer and friend of dennis wilson's. >> they went to dennis' house, theyme, played music and all the things that they would do. >> reporter: man son's system worked like a charm, offering his young women as sexual favors to get what he wanted. before the day was out, he and most of the family had moved right in to dennis wilson's house. >> dennis used to call me up and say -- he said, "gregg, come on down, man, we're -- we're partying. all -- these girls are here, charlie, you gotta meet charlie, the wizard." dennis, was convinced that he could make charlie a star. >> reporter: and so, as improbable as it seems, dennis took manson to his brother brian's studio, that's brian wilson, to record some of his songs. here's manson singing during that session. but when the other beach boys actually heard that? >> they didn't have a very high opinion of the music or charlie. >> reporter: the session fizzled. but the beach boys did play one of manson's songs on the mike douglas tv show. but dennis rewrote the words and the title. >> ooh, charlie was so angry that an

on the civil side, it's a different story. >> i deny i did that, yes. >> so dennis is lying?> i don't know if he's lying but i know he's not telling the truth. >> reporter: flynn denied any wrongdoing for more than five hours in this deposition as part of the personal injury lawsuit filed by dennis. >> he's a textbook pedophile. he's very manipulative. >> reporter: dennis's attorney tells me ralph flynn did not answer questions the way a typical question would. >> have you showed pornography if i to dennis. >> not tai recall. >> you might have shown it, you do not recall. >> i do not recall showing anything. i don't believe i did. >> first of all, that is not something you would forget if you had done it as a parent. >> reporter: flynn deflected blame even when confronted with evidence from the criminal case. >> you told that woman investigator that you touched dennis sexually, correct? >> i don't remember saying that to her. >> reporter: and dennis says that you watched on multiple times while he had sex with carolyn. >> i don't remember. no, that doesn't make any sense to m

michigan >> caller: hey, boo-yah, cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: this is dennis. i wanted to know what your opinion is of alliant airlines over the next three to six months >> i think it's terrific i think it's a great buy i prefer, just so you know, now that the planes are starting to come back in texas, southwest is l-uv jeremy in michigan. >> caller: my stock is under armour, 63% over the -- >> i struggle, i struggle. because i was on the foot locker call then i've done a lot of work in this group, whether it be finish line, whether it be what's going on with the -- like with the hits in the world.

on the civil side, it's different story. >> i deny i did that, yes. >> so dennis is lying? >> i don't know if he's lying, but i know he's not telling the truth. >> reporter: flynn denied my wrongdoing for more than five hours in this deposition as part of the lawsuit filed by dennis. >> he's textbook pedophile. he's very manipulative. >> reporter: the attorney tells me ralph flynn did not answer questions typically. >> did you show pornography to denn dennis? >> i don't recall. i don't believe i did. >> that is not something that you would forget if you were a parent. and you would be outraged by a question hike that. >> reporter: flynn deflected blame, even when confronted with evidence from the criminal case. >> you told that woman investigator that you touched dennis sexually, correct? >> i don't remember saying that to her. >> and dennis said that you watched on multiple times while he had sex -- >> i don't remember that. that doesn't make any sense to me. i don't remember that. >> just seeing and hearing like his deposition, it boils my blood. >> reporter: dennis tells

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dennis prager. [applause] dennis: hi, everybody. it is wonderful to be back. thank you, ross, for the kind , meaningful words. i will just tell you that introducing is not as easy as it seems. at the university of colorado in boulder many years ago, a young woman, a student there introduced me and she announced, this was the first time she was ever publicly speaking, which became apparent momentarily. [laughter] dennis: and so she read -- all she had to do, really, was read from this script that's provided, but she was quite nervous, and it said that the actual words were the los angeles times said that mr. prager is preoccupied with good and evil, and she read it "the los angeles times said that mr. prager is preoccupied with doing evil," and i remember my first thought was, 'how does she know?' [laughter] dennis: be that as it may, it is good to be here despite the fact it is 6:00 a.m. for me. i came in from california last night. [cheering] dennis: wow. hey, if that's an achievement in your eyes, i'm in good shape. that's really

on the civil side, it's different story. >> i deny i did that, yes. >> so dennis is lying? >> i don't know if he's lying, but i know he's not telling the truth. >> reporter: flynn denied my wrongdoing for more than five hours in this deposition as part of the lawsuit filed by dennis. >> he's textbook pedophile. he's very manipulative. >> reporter: the attorney tells me ralph flynn did not answer questions typically. >> did you show pornography to denn dennis? >> i don't recall. i don't believe i did. >> that is not something that you would forget if you were a parent. and you would be outraged by a question hike that. >> reporter: flynn deflected blame, even when confronted with evidence from the criminal case. >> you told that woman investigator that you touched dennis sexually, correct? >> i don't remember saying that to her. >> and dennis said that you watched on multiple times while he had sex -- >> i don't remember that. that doesn't make any sense to me. i don't remember that. >> just seeing and hearing like his deposition, it boils my blood. >> reporter: dennis tells

i want to bring denny fish into this conversation. these latest results and the outlook, or is this for you kind of an uneventful quarter in which we really need to see what kind of a timeline apple gives for the release of its newest iphone? >> i do think the numbers were actually quite impressive, particularly given some of the uncertainty leading up to the guidance that we were given today, but i think more importantly in terms of for us the way we think about apple is getting through the iphone eight 8per cycle -- the iphone super cycle and thinking through ost thenings growth p iphone 8 cycle. one of the big drivers of the earnings momentum going forward past the cycle is the services business, and it looks like that was little over $7 billion. that is pretty impressive. now you are almost at a $30 billion run rate for that business, and that is recurring revenue. joe: john, the services revenue that he just mentioned, tiny but growing pretty fast. it is not nothing. it is not trivial. is this something that can get people excite

gate d is now dennis eckersleyey gate. the six time all star closed out the 1989 world series for the a's. >> we are the power hitting a's and the fast brothers and all that but we could pitch. >> the club is hosting dennis day against the texas rangers. the first 15,000 fans will get a bobble head. he will throw out the first pitch. do you think he can get all the way to the plate. >> he can pitch. he still looks the same. world news is coming up next. >> we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >> see you then. bye. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane harvey about to make landfall. tonight, a category 4 hurricane. winds surpassing 125 miles per hour and gaining strength. at this speed, the strongest hurricane to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. authorities now warning of a major disaster. record flooding. up to 35 inches of rain. and tonight, multiple tornado warnings as we come on. mass evacuations. fuel at gas stations running out. empty shelves. our team across the storm zone,

we'll have more from julia and dennis o'donnell. >>> breaking news out of oregon. a small plane has crashed and we learned it was registered to a man menlo park. two people were killed when the plane went down, a pilot and passenger. an air trafficking site said the plane with the same tail number took off about 11:00 this morning. the crash happened about 2:00 this afternoon. the plane went down in a heavily wooded area about a mile from the airport in the small town of madras, oregon, that's north of bend. one witness heard the whole thing. >> i heard the plane coming in, and i heard it sputtering some, which is not uncommon. we hear it quite often, so i didn't really think much about it, and then a few seconds later, i could hear it, i heard the impact, which was just kind of like a puff. >> the crash impact caused a small brush fire. the town of madras is one of the cities people are blocking to watch the total solar eclipse on monday. the town is preparing for as many as 200,000 visitors. this is the type of plane that crashed. it's called a wheeler express, a

dennis richmond - - dennis richmond returned after he signed off the evening news for the last time.worked here over 40 years and he still - - and he came to fill us in on how he is doing. >> it is amazing that i have weathered retirement this long. i miss you guys so much. >> we miss you as well. it is in my blood. >> dennis is enjoying life with his wife in grass valley. and dennis is visiting the bay area this weekend. he has an event that is benefiting an emergency fund. faith lost her battle with breast cancer in 2003. >>> we have more information on the event tomorrow night on our website. it is so great to see him here tonight. >> that was great. and faith had such a mark as well. dennis and faith. you remember them, they were thick as thieves. they would laugh. they were such big personalities here. it was great to see him. he said that he missed us and he was being very genuine. he is a news man, he really is. >> now we will get to the hurricane, where hurricane harvey has moved on shore. it will be a five day event. and this is going to linger for the next week. we are look

got really bad there for a while after dennis lost his job.t go of all the pool service we had. we had to let go of the landscaping. >> we cut out the tv. we cut out cellphones, absolutely everything down to the bone. >> we got rid of everything that we could to make the payment. we're selling everything we can. we've sold the motorcycle, sold the treadmill. we're just waiting for the people to pick it up. >> making their mortgage payment was the top priority. they tried repeatedly to reach someone at the bank who could work with them. >> their staff have a certain script that they read, but you can't really get into actually sit down and speak with anyone. >> we have a record of having been here for 18 years, all of this time. we're not going to all the sudden abandon our property and run off somewhere. we're, i would think, a very good risk. >> this is our home. and it's small. it's only 1,500 square feet -- a household of things that we've collected over our lifetime. it would be almost impossible at this point and time to just pick up and

now it is dennis bergkamp in 2002. now it is dennis bergkamp, and he has turned.nside out. did he mean that? i think he did. what! he has. now we go to cricket. in the first ever day and night game for england and edgbaston, why do people? when it comes to playing underfloodlights are not visibility is important. you can see the red colour of the ball, here, and the prominent seam. that will deteriorate as the day goes on, and that is part of test match cricket. but under lights, it is too dark, no good. so you go for the pink under the lights. it is visible under the lights, but also durable, so under the lights, but also durable, so it will last for several hours. it would need to be replaced by? will need to when it gets discoloured. to keep it shine on it, there is an extra layer of a plastic coating that has gone on. batsmen say it feels different when you hit it, and under lights, the evidence is certainly, after seeing england practice last night, it moves a lot, very difficult to bat against. if you are like chris woakes back in england squad, getting this

herra<dennis herra/san francisco city attorney: "our lawsuits names u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and the u.s. justice department. it seeks a court order declaring new grant conditions unconstitutional and void. the federal government is threatening to hold millions in dollars in law enforcement grants unless local governments acquiesce to two unauthorized and unlawful conditions. first, to allow federal immigration agents unlimited access to detention facilities to interrogate detainees about their federal immigration status and two, when requested to provide 48 hours-notice to immigration agents before releasing suspects is in the country unlawfully">saying no to those two conditions could cost san francisco close to $1.5 million dollars for law enforcement related programs ...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (gra

, thank you, dennis gartman of the gartman letter.en, that goes to the point you were saying earlier you should buy an assortment. >> an assortment, to me, that would be one of top three or five, not if you look down the list, i mean, it's -- >> really small. >> yeah. >> all right >> yeah, i ultimately say you have a case here where it's had such a big roof. think about your risk/reward at this point, though maybe it goes up tenfold from here but the reality is the move you've had to this point means i think you can be cautious. >>> still ahead, traders are piling in on the bearish bets rerteainitg box retailer when pos rngs this week we'll give you the name. much more "fast money" right after this the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. [car tires screech] [bell rings] when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t netwo

what a goalfrom dennis bergkamp. turned him inside out. slid the ball past shay given. the headlines on bbc. brexit secretary, david davis, says the government wants to negotiate a temporary customs union with the eu for when the uk leaves. india's prime minister leads celebrations marking the seventieth anniversary of the country's independence from britain. rail fares will go up by 3.6% injanuary — the biggest increase for 4 years. passenger groups say commuters will be worst—hit. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. the northern ireland blood transfusion service has apologised to 120 members of the indian community who were turned away from giving blood. they weren't allowed to do so because of confusion about whether they had been to india and needed a malaria test. peter coulter reports. members of northern ireland's indian community wanted to organise this blood drive to try and do something positive. they said ten months of planning went

so far not much support for dennis rodman. let's move onto the latest on the russian investigation, we learned today the home of former trump chair paul man forth was raided in july. mr. man forth has consistently enforcement and other serious inquiries and did so on this occasion as well. the raid reportedly took place on july 26 , which was the same day man forth was supposed to testify before the senate judiciary committee. i'm sure they looked at it and decided there were missing documents, things that just didn't fit, holes that they wanted to fill and that's why he conducted the search because they didn't feel they could trust man forth to voluntarily give them what they needed. the washington post reports that a search warrant to raid man forth's home was wide ranging and agents left with various records. so far the trump campaign has turned over 20,000 pages to the senate judiciary committee which is also investigating russia's interference in the election. president trump is in new jersey but i'm starting to think he'

herra<dennis herra/san francisco city attorney: "our lawsuits names u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and the u.s. justice department. it seeks a court order declaring new grant conditions unconstitutional and void. the federal government is threatening to hold millions in dollars in law enforcement grants unless local governments acquiesce to two unauthorized and unlawful conditions. first, to allow federal immigration agents unlimited access to detention facilities to interrogate detainees about their federal immigration status and two, when requested to provide 48 hours-notice to immigration agents before releasing suspects is in the country unlawfully">saying no to those two conditions could cost san francisco close to $1.5 million dollars for law enforcement related programs ...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (gra

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dennis richmond signed off for the last time after 40 years here at ktvu. tonight, he is back. >> i'm finally back. >> i just got chills. >> what goes through your mind?>> what? about the last time? i think it's amazing that i weather retirement this well. i was going to say, i was sitting there with my wife and listening to you saying that harvey is now a category 4 . i remember when we were in mexico, they told us to evacuate because a hurricane is coming. and i said i'm not worried about a category 1.>> that's so you. >> this is crazy. i'm thinking now, category 4 and i told myself i would not mess with a hurricane again, this is -- i hope these people are safe. >> so many people ask about you and they say what you doing now, how are you? >> i'm doing well. when i'm not on the surgeon stable -->> i've had four -- >> spinal surgeries? >> not actually spinal, spinal column surgeries>> they haven't been easy? >> no they have not. i woke up a couple times and i did not know where i was.>> really? >> no. they would ask like what is the day and i didn't know.

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what a goal by dennis bergkamp. he turned the defender inside out. did he mean that?iven. let's turn our attention to cricket now, and later this week, it's all about the power of the pink ball, as england play their first ever day/night test match against the west indies at edgbaston. why pink? well, it's believed to be easier to see than the traditional red ball in darker conditions. here'sjoe wilson with more. when it comes to playing a test match under floodlights one key issue is the ball. this is a red dux, one that has been used for many years in test matches in england, you can see its colour and a prominent seam and that will deteriorate as the day goes on which is part of test cricket. but under light it is too dark. no good. so what do you do? you go over to the pink. a compromise. visible under light, also durable so it will last for several hours of play and won't have to be replaced like a white ball when it gets discoloured. you can see the prominent seam, this is a dux pink ball and to keep that sheen there's an extra layer of protective coating. some

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>> reporter: and now prosecutor tran says dennis is satisfied with the outcome of the case. >> dennisappy with it. he feels release, that he can move on. but they've taken accountability. i'm happy for him. i want him to heal. and allow this outcome to help him move forward. he's a wonderful, resilient victim, and he has wonderful things ahead of him. >> the prosecutor also tells me the flynns could have received much more time in prison had it it gone to trial and that raffl fly -- ralph flynn was more prepared to accept it than his wife when she finally came around. >>> neighbors have a sense of unease tonight in the milbury neighborhood where a break-in happened. the victim has dementia. and now her family can't help but wonder if she was targeted. chris nguyen has the story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: in the hills of mill bray, a previous sense of safety shattered after a man broke into the home of a well-known woman. home surveillance camera caught him in the act. >> these memories of her husband are all that she has. they even took locks of her late husband's hair

>> reporter: and now prosecutor tran says dennis is satisfied with the outcome of the case. >> dennispy with it. he feels release, that he can move on. but they've taken accountability. i'm happy for him. i want him to heal. and allow this outcome to help him move forward. he's a wonderful, resilient victim, and he has wonderful things ahead of him. >> the prosecutor also tells me the flynns could have received much more time in prison had it it gone to trial and that raffl fly -- ralph flynn was more prepared to accept it than his wife when she finally came around. >>> neighbors have a sense of unease tonight in the milbury neighborhood where a break-in happened. the victim has dementia. and now her family can't help but wonder if she was targeted. chris nguyen has the story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: in the hills of mill bray, a previous sense of safety shattered after a man broke into the home of a well-known woman. home surveillance camera caught him in the act. >> these memories of her husband are all that she has. they even took locks of her late husband's hair.

>> i agree with what dennis just said.we have stepped back from the brink here a little bit. you mentioned some of the rhetoric surrounding this new u.s. south korean military exercises. we do these exercises regularly. the north koreans respond with this kind of propaganda every time we do them so it seems like we are back in some sort of a cycle that we have seen for many, many years now. you know, it's absolutely correct to say it's too early, i think, to take a victory lap here but, look, the fact that north korea did back down from its initial threats to go after guam, which a lot of us thought they would never actually do right? they will not waste all their capital going after guam. but the fact that they did something to back down, it's appropriate for secretary of state to say that that's a good thing. the real question is what comes next. >> martha: they put out a propaganda video that i thought today where guam is obliterated and i guess that, you know, dennis, that just that action of saying that he was steppin

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so i think that's his move here. >> dennis, i think you disagree with that. you think there will be an attempt to strike guam. in my -- >> go ahead. >> i think what has been happening here is that the north korean leader has been very specific for the first time about what he plans to do. so he's trying to back the administration away from a nuclear -- i'm sorry, from the military exercises. he wants the exercises to stop, and this is his way to put pressure on us. >> general, if i could ask you something. susan rice, the former national security adviser to president obama had an op-ed in "new york times." she says "history shows that we can, if we must, tolerate nuclear weapons in north korea the same way that we tolerated thousands of nuclear weapons in the cold war." what do you think of her comments? >> i think she has no idea what she's talking about. she was utterly incompetent as the nsa. she led us down a past with iran that modeled a nuclear deal after what president bill clinton did with korea in 1994 that resulted in what question have today. susan

>>reporter: this is the lawsuit filed by attorney general javier and city attorney dennis herrera. they sit here at city hall saying the federal government can no longer bully cities in california to follow their immigration enforcement. california is the first to file a lawsuit when it comes to protecting sanctuary cities. >> [indiscernible] your neighborhood, you do what my mom and did. i'm a son of immigrants. we want to protect you. >> the message from attorney general javier is loud and clear. his office did not agree with the federal government withholding money from sanctuary cities. the department of justice said they would not pay cities millions if they don't follow immigration enforcement. >> no one should be telling that officer, that deputy sheriff how to do his or her job from washington, dc. >> baseria says $28 million can be gone with $5.5 million for san francisco alone. >> it's a low blow to our men and women who wear the badge, for the federal government to threaten their crime fighting resources in order to force them to do the work of the federal government. >>

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i'm gonna introduce you to dennis and judy., they moved to las vegas with their adult son right before the real-estate market crashed. >> we all lived together, and then it was kind of crowded, so i said to judy, i says, "you know, there are condos that are for sale right now -- one bedrooms." we figured we were gonna put my son in that condo. >> vegas is still booming. i mean, everything -- the prices are -- you're paying premium. >> oh, yeah, definitely. >> no question about it. >> definitely. >> so, you know, around 2008, 2009, things started getting bad. >> the values -- they turned completely upside down, and then my son was unable to make the payments. >> so at that point, then, you're making a condo payment, what you're living in, and you're making your son's condo payment. >> correct. >> right. >> so when the prices started bottoming out, did you start contacting the lenders yourself to see if they would help you out? >> well, they just didn't cooperate. >> now, i'm assuming that you had to turn over a lot of your finan

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denny's new strawberries and cream pancakes are in the house. your house. with new denny's online ordering, get whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix 5. >> 49ers general manager sees the national anthem as the great uniter. not divider. >> personally when i see that i think that is devissive. guys -- divisive. i don't believe that. i believe this should be celebrated for what it is. i think tremendous unifier for our country. >> in miami where matt cain made his first start since july 31. he doubles into the corner. bringing in two more. marlins 4-0. the only drama late is whether he could homer for a 7th straight game but the streak ended when he singled in his final at bat. okay. i have seen enough. he didn't hit a home run. marlins 8-1 win. at the coliseum, ready for the royals against the a's. start them early. oakland trail ising 6-4. but then chapman two run shot. game tied 6-6. in the 9th inning, kansas city, a single. royals win 7-6 and they take 2- 3 from

. >> reporter: preparation has helped dennis. how many times have you >> ov my feti, mae 10 fotimes isa radid you get that raise? >> um, i got it probably 5 of little bit of homework, some negotiation and a lot of confidence can result in more money in your pocket. hena doba, cbs news. >> as a tip, sending an email to the boss right after this show! [ laughter ] >> i'll prep. >>> tonight the 49ers kick off the preseason on the road but you can see the game here on kpix 5. very exciting. 9ers fans are ready for a fresh start and they are sharing their photos on social media: picture of her son and granddaughter in their gear. and "art cordova" was on vacation when he shot this picture of his niners cap... he says even "when in cabo, still reppin." you can share your nin photos. >> he says even when in cabo, still styling. >> you can share your photos. go to our kpix 5 facebook page. >>> and again, you can watch the 9ers play the chiefs right here. our coverage begins with kpix 5 news at 5:00, followed by the "49er preview" of the

satisfied with the outcome of the case. >> dennis is very happy with it.e feels relieved that he can move on, that they've taken accou accountability. i want him to heal and allow this outcome to help him move forward. he's a wonderful resilient victim and he has wonderful things ahead of him. >> the prosecutor also tells me the flynns could have received much more time in prison had it gone to trial and ralph lin was much more set to take the deal than his wife. for the i team, dan noise, abc 7 news. >>> for the first time the parking lots at either end of the golden gate bridge will be closed for more than just a single holiday weekend. they will close the east lot every saturday and sunday this months through labor day to prevent traffic waiting for parking spaces to back up on the bridge. tax season ride shares are allowed in the east lot but only for pick ups and drop offs. >> there was a severe thunderstorm warning on lake tahoe pfs west shore. you can see it at heavenly valley resort, the national weather service in reno advised them to get off the

dennis thank you for taking time to be with us.eams there in houston, people trying to do the work of rescues people given the rain has not stop and still rising in many places? >> yeah, the situation is still fluid and we have to make decisions on the go. we want to make sure our own volunteers that are responded don't further strain the response apparatus and we can have a good impact for those survivors that need us there. >> so, once your teams rescue people, where can you tell us about where those people are being taken? are there enough shelters there in the area and through the state to deal with so many people who need help? >> as this grows you can see we're continuing to open more and more shelters at a further radius from houston and i expect that will continu to happen. as we get people away from those flood waters we'll continue to push out as needed. the state of texas is a great state and everybody standing by to support houston right now. >> i agree with you, it is a good state. thank you for your time. it is good t

my god, dennis rodman, did you do nothing? ( laughter ) but don't worry. the story gets worse because over the weekend, the u.n. security council voted 15-0 to sanction north korea. and in response, north korea warned that they are "ready to teach the u.s. a severe lesson with its nuclear strategic force," adding that "other countries were not being threatened." what? how is that fair? other countries are not? it was 15 countries. we're just one of the 15 countries. why just us? look, north korea, stop trying to make us a thing. i'm not saying what we have is special, but it's not exclusive. the united states, we sanction a lot of other countries. we sanctioned russia just last week, and it felt pretty great. they threaten us. they threaten us, okay-- listen, listen. they threaten us in a way you never will. you should see the size of their missiles. you know what, maybe-- i'm just saying. maybe you should start threatening other countries, too. get out there. who knows? maybe the country you really want to annihilate has been right in front of you the who

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with new denny's online ordering, get whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want.t dennys.com >>> coming up new on abc7 news at 6:00, thieves steal everything from a marine's family. thanks to kind strangers, they won't move into the new home empty-handed. amazon is pulling eclipse glasses off the shelves. >>> we've all made jokes about how long a fruit cake lasts, right? this one may take the cake. conservationists in antarctica just unearthed this 106-year-old fruit cake. how can you tell? they believe it belonged to a british explorer who left it there in the 1910s. the cake was said to be in excellent condition and almost edible. wait, aren't they all almost edible? >> i think no matter how old they are they're going to taste the same. there you go. >> there you go. that's if for abc7 news at >>> tonight, breaking news. deadly chaos. the hate rally in charlottesville ignited by white nationalists. one of them ramming his car into a crowd of counterdemonstrators. what those who know him say about his fascination with nazis. plus late today, the rally's organizer

host: dennis also mentioned section eight. can you explain the difference between section eight and public housing? is a: section eight substate provided to a person of a certain income that they can take and use for an apartment building. it's different from public housing which is a building that is owned and operated by the government. section eight is more of a privatized solution in itself. host: lydia is calling from minnesota. she also lives in public housing. caller: hi. i've lived in housing about 10 years. minneapolis in the past has gotten awards as the best public housing in the country. now, we have a new executive whattor who is considering you're talking about in terms of private operators and a lot of people are really afraid. i would be supportive of nonprofits taking over public housing. if we look at the for-profit sectors and things like detention centers in prisons -- and prisons and help insurance come i'm highly dubious. i'mnd health insurance, highly dubious. the average rent here is over $1000 a month