devin washington/stopped thief quick devin washington was sitting down for a job interview with two managers at a popeye's in new orleans east, when a cashier started screaming. devin washington/stopped thief "saying 'we're being robbed,' i guess he reached his hand in the drawer and he was trying to run one of the managers did this and he ran into her, and i just got up." washington says the restaurant broke out into chaos. devin washington/stopped thief "the only thing i remember is me getting him and putting his hand behind his back. that's all. washington said, "i wasn't scared or nervous or anything like that. i just got up and did it." all he saw was a woman in need of help. devin washington/stopped thief "i was thinking like it could be my mama. it could be anybody's mama, so you have to protect somebody." the gentle giant held the robber in an arm-lock until police arrived. devin washington/stopped thief "he was like trying to get loose, trying to put up a fight with me, and i was just holding him there." franklin/washington's fmr. football coach "when we heard just rushed out the he

devin: it is a real transformation.has been in there since 2001 and people have been waiting for something to happen. i think people have given up. in the last year, they are outperforming the s&p, he is getting rid of financial assets, that caused trouble during the financial crisis. they will be focusing heavily on the industrial side, and also the industrial internet. they have developed an operating system to connect this stuff. david: we associate ge with refrigerators and jet engines, and jeff comes in and he wanted it to become a software company. it caught a lot of people by surprise. >> it did catch people by surprise, especially the people they try to hire. they set up a software company, started calling people, people did not know they were there. they did not know ge was in the software business. it is a battle they have been fighting. i guess a guy that they were trying to hire, he said, they do not know anything about software. that is a real battle they are fighting. they are still fighting it now. carol:

devin: the whole thing is trying to attract more millennials. millennials will not want to work in the suburbs. they want to work in the city. they have gotten rid of annual reviews and all of the stuff that dates back to welch and before that. ge had a different image. they had to change their image and make themselves more appealing to the younger people and hopefully more software literate people. carol: they have had a great commercial running. when you see it, you did not know it was general electric. >> i got a job. all of this writing code. devin: that technology, despite what they have done, it is an uphill battle. kids and young people would rather develop apps. they don't think ge is cool. that is the making fun of themselves but acknowledging that they are a software company. that is the ticket. carol: next up, what to do when you or your business is the target of a social media smear campaign. the next "house of cards" netflix may have up its sleeve. and, the rap video explaining beijing's development strategy. ♪ david: welcome back.

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. >> kpix 5 reporter devin fehely has been following this case from the beginning. he is at the courthouse in palo alto right now. devin. >> reporter: that verdict came in just before 5:00 today and there were tears and there were sobs of anguish and relief on both sides of the courtroom when that verdict finally was read. an anxious looking brock turner stood ataxias the jury returned guilty verdicts on all counts at attention with several charges. the alleged assault occurred after a night of drinking and partying at a stanford university campus party. the victim was drunk when she was groped and assaulted by turner who at the time was a standout on the stanford swim team. turner testified that it was a drunken but consensual college hook-up but the jury rejected that. he was not taken into custody today. the judge allowed him to remain on bond until he is sentenced on june 2. he could face a maximum of 10 years on all of the counts. in palo alto, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> we are going to switch from this to another story making headlines today the snow survey in

devin, donald trump, for him, the campaign has been waged on twitter. but he made a promise about what kind of twitterer he would be in the oval office? >> reporter: yes, trump was asked whether he'd keep up the late night twitter wars from rivals and critics. he told abc news that he wouldn't be doing it very much as president. >> devin, thank you. >>> we want to turn to the democrats now. a sweeping victory for bernie sanders, racking up wins in three states. but the delegate count to win the nomination, you see it there, still very heavily in clinton's favor. the vermont senator may have an uphill climb, but he's not backing down. it was a bernie sanders blowout. and before a crowd of thousands he got to deliver the news himself. >> are you ready for a news alert? we just won the state of washington! >> reporter: washington, alaska, and hawaii too, double-digit landslide victories. >> our campaign has the momentum. you are the momentum. look around you tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton off the campaign trail for the holiday. a campaign aide calli

what a massive turn of devin wilson will get that foul. >> dan: virginia tech has been on the attack so much in this half, they are already in the double bonus. florida state now is just getting in the one and one. that is what happens when you attack the basket that is why florida state -- >> tim: benji bell at the free-throw line. hard luck with that area. >> dan: bell is a 358% shooter. now youfree-throw shooter. now you have to get some steps. >> tim: wilson rolls to the cup. 74-58. largest lead of the night. when they move the ball from side-to-side without fouling. >> tim: bojanovsky, fouled by blackshear. that is no. 4 on kerry blackshear, jr. >> dan: the defense had to move around so they are out of position can't get over to help. beasley not in position and slides by bacon. >> tim: 7'3" 248 pounder from slovakia has got good touch at the free-throw line. now, jarquez smith gets in for him. bojo seven points all in this half. now with florida state up a little bit of ground. >> dan: they are concerned he's not doing a great job helping out on the screens out at the top. the

devin dwyer is in washington to explain. hi, devin. >> reporter: good morning, paula. hillary clinton is still the clear front-runner in the democratic race. but for bernie sanders, it was his biggest day yet. showing the enormous enthusiasm for his campaign. it was a blowout for bernie. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: bernie sanders sweepg the democratic caucuses in washington, alaska, and hawaii, by huge margins over hillary clinton. >> so don't let anybody -- don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination. or win the general election. we're going do to both of those things. >> reporter: sanders claiming momentum after a string of 10,000-plus mega-rallies from the west coast to wisconsin. no comment on the losses from clinton, who is taking the easter weekend off. clinton dominates the delegate race. she needs to win just roughly a third of those still up for grabs to clinch the nomination. sanders needs more than double that. meanwhile, republicans are engaged in an ugly personal dispute. donald trump off the campaign trail firing tweets at rival ted us

we have tad devine, and a long time democratic politics guru.ood evening to you, tad. >> hi, ari. >> as a factual matter, he did vote, of course, against the original t.a.r.p. authorization, which had a lot of money for wall street. and frankly, controversial for that nature. and then january 15th, 2009, barack obama incoming, voted against releasing the remaining 350 mill that went to the auto industry. what do you protest? >> well, i protest the fact in december 2008 he voted for the auto bailout, okay? and at that time he publicly stated that he supported bailing out the auto industry. it was disingenuous of them to say he opposed. what he opposed was a huge bailout of wall street. that's what he opposed. for them to make that connection is just wrong. >> you don't think the 350 mill didn't have anything to do with anything that went elsewhere? >> most of that money went to wall street to bail out banks. bern why i was against the middle class of america bailing out the banks of wall street. he refuses to take their money. she's taking tens o

game high 27, but here is devine with the finish. >> free throw up, no good. push-back. 3 seconds purcell mid-court. >> that is the devine upset. edmonton, facing the oilers. sharks up. hits the slap shot, 31st goal of the season. sharks beat the oilers 3-0. the goalie had 31 saves in the first victory with the sharks and first shut-out of the season. they remain red hot. so raiders strike first in free agency. expect the 49ers to jump in, they need help. >> yeah. >> i could be here all night with that! >> we'll see you right ,,,,,,,,,, back i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand

more now from abc's devin dwyer. tv. >> the press likes to make me the bad guy. >> it's garbage. it's tabloid smear. >> reporter: ted cruz and donald trump trading accusations over a national enquirer story which claims political operatives are looking into rumors that cruz had multimillion marriage infidelities. trump said his wife was a victim first. when an anti-trump super pac posted an ad with trump's wife melaina in the nude. >> he's used as an excuse. >> this should be off-limits. do you condemn this story? >> i don't care. >> reporter: gop challenger john kasich disagrees, saying he may not back trump if he's the nominee. >> families have to be off-limit. i don't think he'll be the nominee. if he is -- i review it every day. >> reporter: meanwhile, bernie sanders is basicing in his blowout victories in three caucus and we won six out of the seven contests. and we have cut clinton's lead by a third. >> reporter: a long-shot campaign, but he said he's building momentum to win. >> i won't deny that we still remain the underdogs. >> reporter: the next big showdown is in wisco

devin: the whole thing is trying to attract more millennials.illennials will not want to work in the suburbs. they want to work in the city. they have gotten rid of annual reviews and all of the stuff that dates back to welch and before that. ge had a different image. it was much tougher, they fired people in the bottom 10% after the annual reviews. so they need to change their image and make themselves more appealing to the younger people and hopefully more software literate people. carroll: and helping them to do that, they have had a great commercial running. when you see it, you did not know it was general electric. >> i got a job. i will do programming at ge. writing code. it helps machines communicate. >> look at it. devin: that technology, despite what they have done, it is an uphill battle. people -- kids and young people would rather develop apps. they don't think ge is cool. that is ge making fun of themselves but acknowledging that they are a software company. hopefully some people will think they would rather work on locomotives and

veteran catcher devin mesoraco will be on a mission to keep these guys on track some of them he has worked with a little before, some he is seeing for the first time, so that makes this spring training a little different for devin. >> yeah, just getting to know it' s not going to happen over night. you just try to work with them in the bullpen. ll get out there and work in the games with them. but it' s a long process to get really get a feel for somebody and see what makes them tick. george: one of those young pitchers cody reed is on the mountain i. -- on the mound tonight. the reds and padres in the old cactus league. mike: one of these days will break the cincinnati sports jinx. unbelievable these college teams and how they are losing. george: the tournament has been great. mike: it has been fun to watch except for a couple of games. kevin: quiet overall. a chilly night. breezy over the next couple days mike: thank >>> breaking news tonight. history in cuba. the american and cube anne president side by side. an angry raul castro challenged over human rights raising president obama's ar

game high 27, but here is devine with the finish. >> free throw up, no good.push-back. 3 seconds purcell mid-court. >> that is the devine upset. edmonton, facing the oilers. sharks up. hits the slap shot, 31st goal of the season. sharks beat the oilers 3-0. the goalie had 31 saves in the first victory with the sharks and first shut-out of the season. they remain red hot. so raiders strike first in free agency. expect the 49ers to jump in, they need help. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i could be here all ,,,, narrator: breakfast. dishes. dinner. dishes. marriage. dishes. divorce. dishes. sleeping. (snoring) (sputtering) dishes. not sleeping. dishes. life. dishes. death. dishes. existence. dishes. dishes, dishes, dishes... every dish, every time. only finish has the power ball to take on anything. because dennis always asks. with helen mirren.. and j-j abrams. our next newscast with helen mirren.. and j-j because dennis always asks, it's because dennis always asks, it's helen ,,,,,,,, because dennis always asks, it's helen ,,,,,,,, in the battle of burgers... ...jack mad

including signs of when that wet weather will be moving out of town. >>> houston texan defensive end devin still is celebrating a milestone. the one year anniversary of his daughter leah beating cancer. he posted march 25 and marks a year of her in remission, keep fighting and standing strong. as you know leah was diagnosed with cancer in 2014 and was treated right here in philadelphia. very inspiring young girl. and here we are heading into a holiday weekend and it's good friday and easter is around the bend and the forecast melissa? >> it's looking good. a couple of showers now, we talk about that and stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you can see that we have light rain showers peppered about the delaware and lehigh valleys, and the moisture is starting to press eastward, and east of the i-95 corridor. and activity in reading and lancaster county as well. tighter into street level you see the moisture east of philadelphia and some showers in media, and heavier pockets for browns mills and medford lakes and berlin. and we are tracking moisture at the shore. outside sky 6 hd down the s

kpix 5's devin fehely reports from palo alto. >> reporter: the star witness for the defense was the accusedimself former stanford swimming standout brock turner taking the stand in his own defense today. he testified that everything that happened between him and the alleged victim was consensual not an assault. he claims the woman agreed to go back to his dorm room after partying and drinking. he faced cross-examination by prosecutors who allege the woman was blackout drunk and unconscious and therefore could not have consented to anything. the trial wrapped up shortly before noon today. it will resume on friday when the defense plans to present character witnesses for turner whose guilt or innocence and freedom hang in the balance. in palo alto, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> just in time for easter check your chocolates. >> bay area watchdog group warns "some" chocolates have a dark side and should carry a warning label. >> whole lot of sunshine throughout the bay area today. sunshine from top to bottom and temperatures about 5 degrees milder. coming up how long the 70s stick around and one da

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> the world health organization says sexual transmission of the zika virus is more common than previously thought. zika most commonly spread by mosquitos. several countries have reported cases of sexual transmission. the w.h.o. also said there's increasing evidence of links between the virus and various birth defects. so that's why health officials are urging pregnant women to avoid visiting areas heavily affected by zika. in some cases, people have canceled trips only to learn travel insurance won't reimburse them. insurance agents urge travelers to buy a more comprehensive package and be sure to read the fine print. >>> if you have gotten a prescription filled lately now medication is no cheap with prices doubling in the past 7 years. julie watts has a report of a startup with an affordable solution. >> reporter: she is on medicare but beverly taylor still struggles to pay for her medications. every month, the retired teacher spends about $200 on co- pays for her nine prescriptions. >> i'm really skating on very thin ice. >> reporter: she is not

devin daniel mcgee died around 9:00 a.m.. his brother antoine terrell mcgee was taken to hospital. he is in critical but -- critical condition. sam smith has reactions. >> the party turned into a crime scene. police say two brothers were shot outside of the legion hall early saturday morning. 24-year-old devin daniel mcgee was taken to hospital where he later died. his 29-year-old brother antoine terrell mcgee was taken to the hospital too. neighbors say it wasn't the first time something like this happen in the area. >> i think about how things have the legion hall is used for a variety of events and despite with police say happened early saturday morning at the anna holmes was using the event for a birthday party. i'm not going to let somebody else to my grandkids joy joy. >> attacks people inside the legion hauled in shots were fired outside. they said everything was fine up until that point in the act of violence came out of nowhere. police haven't made any arrests in this case. they're hoping to get help from the public to find the person or people responsible. neighbors are l

tad devine, great to see you, tad. thank you, thomas. >> so mitt romney's announcement he's going to be voting for ted cruz in utah is giving new ammunition to stop the trump movement or is it just helping donald trump? what happens if they succeeded and trump doesn't get the delegates needed for an outright look? ari melber joins us next. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamin

kpix 5's devin fehely is at the courthouse in palo alto. devin? >> reporter: yeah. the emotions in the courtroom today were raw and running over. the victim and prosecutors clearly relieved that in their eyes justice had been served but on the other side of the ledger the defendant's family, his mother in particular, was distraught. clearly believing that this verdict was a miscarriage of justice. from swimming standout to jsex offender his fall from grace was spectacular and complete. people cried as the verdict was read guilty on all counts including attempted sexual assault and the penetration of someone who was either unconscious or too intoxicated to give consent. >> we need to change the culture. and it's on all of us to do that. today, a santa clara county jury gave a verdict which i hope will clearly reverberate throughout colleges, high schools and everywhere. >> reporter: police say the assault happened after a night of hard partying and heavy drinking at a campus fraternity. prosecutors say the victim was passed out drunk and turner groped her until two g

in the end of the day the voters will have their say. >> reporter: in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> chief garcia says the current police academy class has only 7 recruits. measure b he said makes it impossible for the department to compete with other departments that offer more money and better benefits. >>> four officers cleared of misconduct in the killing of a man who was holding a taser. officers shot alex nieto two years ago. police say they found him in park acting irrationally. he pointed a gun at this. officers hit him 10 times with 59 shots. >> the criminal justice system doesn't play fair if a jury is white and there is a victim that's either brown or black. >> nieto's parents filed a wrongful death suit in federal court. the jury found the officers actions were reasonable and they did not use excessive force. >>> trains with coal could be passing through oakland if utah lawmakers get their way. utah's legislature passed a bill yesterday to invest $53 million in taxpayer money toward building a coal export terminal in oakland. tons of coal would go through the city. uta

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >>> some boaters near tulsa, oklahoma, have plenty of reason to be angry this morning. that's because their boats went up in flames at a dock last night, the fire started onboard one boat, before spreading to the dock and engulfing at least seven others. several people had to be rescued. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> meanwhile, authorities in oklahoma and kansas say wildfires are nearly half contained. one wildfire in kansas is the biggest in state history. some snow helped fire crews sunday. but strong winds today could reignite hot spots or push the flames in a new direction. >>> and there was some severe weather across parts of indiana. strong winds brought down trees and power lines. in indianapolis, hail was also reported in other parts, some of it the size of golf balls. more storms could roll through by midweek. >>> this is another area we're watching on the radar today. the south getting pummelled with wet weather overnight. savannah, georgia, receiving 4 inches of rain on easter. breaking a decade-old record. >>> saturday

. >> reporter: rock bottom came for devin reeves when he woke up in presbyterian hospital's emergency room eight years ago. reeves was addicted to heroin and cocaine, nearly died of an ç overdose. that was his wakeup call. in 2013 reeves opened brother$2y love house. a recovering residence near la salle university, specially designed to help college age men get back on track after addiction. it doesn't get state money so residents pay their way. there aren't many recovery problems like it in philadelphia. and for young people who become addicted, reeves says finding support near home is key. >> i knew there were young men in our community that needed a house like this, just like i needed, right? i wanted to make it for them. right? i had to go down to florida to find something like this when i was in my active addiction in pennsylvania in the city of brotherly love. i didn't want other people to have to do that. i think there's great value to recovering in your commune. you're close to your parents, close to your family. i want other people to have the opportunity i didn't have. >> re

devin fehely spoken to the teenager, who wants to stop the same thing from happening to someone else.> i wrestled three times. won all three. >> reporter: archbishop mitty senior had the symptoms of a mysterious illness and swollen glands and source that spread across his face, and his wrestling career was cut short. >> i found herpes. herpes [ non-english language ] and which is a called map herpes. i'm learning now it's prevalent in wrestlers. >> reporter: he believes he contracted the disease which is caused by the same virus responsible for cold sores at a wrestling tournament in late february. his family fears he may have unknowingly spread it to others in the week after the tournament and before he received a definitive diagnosis. >> this disease that is not curable, he is going to have for the rest of his life, it's heartbreaking. we have cried over it. >> reporter: the tournament will go on as planned and they say, we are confident that our practices along with an exhaustive medical review of this particular situation, ensures that there is no justification for concern about t

e is sill -- cecilia. >> devin, thank you. >>> tomorrow on "this week" an exchrissive interview with donald trump and bernie sanders on the show, too. >>> to that breaking news now, a medical helicopter with four people onboard, involved in a deadly crash. everyone killed. tonight, investigators trying to piece together the clues. >> reporter: tonight, federal investigators are zeroing in on this alabama field, the scene of a deadly medical helicopter crash. officials say the aircraft, carrying three crew members and the victim of a car crash, went down in these woods just after midnight. all four onboard the chopper were killed. it's the latest deadly accident. last year, this medical chopper in colorado spun out of control shortly after takeoff and burst into flames, killing the pilot. and three people aboard this life flight were killed in a crash in new mexico. air ambulances are a growing industry, now shuttling 400,000 american patients every year. 78 people have been killed over the last decade. >> it's very lightly regulated, but they're doing some of the most dangerous flyin

first, let's get reaction from devin nunes. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> i want to start by asking you about reports citing international intelligence officials saying that isis has trained some at least 400 fighters and has deployed them across europe to carry out more attacks. what is your understanding of the imminent threat to europe right now? >> what i always advise people is these numbers you're hearing are only the numbers the intelligence community knows about. think what is more concerning is that the spectrum of threats continues to grow because we know the people that we know about but we don't know the people that have went to syria and iraq and come back. altogether, that's probably in and then they're training locals. so they're going to the refugee populations, training people, bringing people into the fold, going to the mosques and you look at places like belgium, france, germany, turkey, other parts -- those are areas that i think with high populations that have to be concerned about more att

. >> tad devine is a senior advisor so the sanders campaign.progress on discussions about a debate in new york? >> yes. i think those communication now between the party and the two campaigns. i hope this is something we can resolve. we don't need to bicker about debates. >> do you think there will be one? >> i hope so. we would like one in new york. that's our position. has been for a long time. we think the people of new york deserve to hear from the candidates, the biggest event in april, so we look forward to having one there. >> joel bennett made some comments about brooklyn. i think he, meaning sanders, is going to campaign like a brooklyn-i tchl brooklyn-ite, and she has lived here for 16 years. he clarified later on, we should point, of course, that brooklyn-ite is a compliment, we're all proud new yorkers. indeed. >> my reaction is he is right. joel is absolutely right. bernie will campaign as a brooklyn-ite. he grew up in a three and a half room tenement. i hope we get to visit where jane grew up in brooklyn as well. he is proud of hi

we will have exclusive reaction from intelligence chair in house of representatives, devin nunes and ted cruz but first, to the senior foreign affairs correspondent in brussels. greg? >> yes, an emotional easter sunday here in brussels as the crowd is gathering in front of the makeshift memorial to the victims of the attacks this week. the crowd is growing in side and in noise amid news of a break in the investigation into the attacks. you are right, police now think they could have the other airport bomber, the man seen in the surveillance video, in a hat and a jacket with two other bombers. he fled the scene and the bomb did not go off. it is believed the man is faycal cheffou said to be an independent journalist, but, really, what he is doing is pushing radical islamist causes and he is charged with terrorist murder. and sadly it has been confirm god more americans were killed in the attacks this week, 30-year-old justin shults and his wife, 29, stehpanie, from tennessee and kentucky and they both worked for companies here for the past couple of years and they loved exploring euro

devin device, abc news, washington. >>> and one more political note. donald trump is threatening to sue the republican party in a battle over the way delegates are being awarded in the state of louisiana. trump won than state by four points but ted cruz could end up with more delegates. trump and cruz were initially awarded 18 delegates apiece. since marco rubio dropped out, there's word his five delegates will likely go to cruz as well as five other delegates that are still up for grabs. >> that's a lot of math. >> yeah. they're all figuring it out though. >> police in tampa are looking for a group of car thieves seen on videotape stealing eight cars. as the tape shows they don't appear to be seasoned criminals. here's abc's lauren lyster. >> a man hunt for a group of midst of a brazen and sometimes bunglingburg two of them enter through a window. police say the one in the bottom corner finding a box with the box with all the keys on the lot. several more scurry to match the stolen keys with the cars. at times running around appearing confused. a prev

first, let's get reaction from house intelligence chairman devin nunes. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> i want to start by asking you about reports citing international intelligence officials saying that isis has trained some at least 400 fighters and has deployed them across europe to carry out more attacks. what is your understanding of the imminent threat to europe right now? >> what i always advise people is these numbers you're hearing are only the numbers the intelligence community knows about. think what is more concerning is that the spectrum of threats continues to grow because we know the people that we know about but we don't know the people that have went to syria and iraq and come back. altogether, that's probably in the thousands. and then they're training locals. so they're going to the refugee populations, training people, bringing people into the fold, going to the mosques and you look at places like belgium, france, germany, turkey, other parts -- those are areas that i think with high populations that have to be concerned