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diane sawyer and the marine father who says isis found a way into his home in the u.s. and got to his son but not before it turned deadly. >>> just in, the nypd saying it has enough evidence to arrest harvey weinstein. good evening and it's great to round out another week with you. several fast-moving stories. the bombshell decision from a military judge at ft. bragg and president trump's response. the judge giving sergeant bowe bergdahl no prison time after endangering his comrades who went to find him. president trump calling the sentencing a complete and total disgra disgrace. martha raddatz leading us off. >> reporter: the images of bowe bergdahl's release are searing. after five years of brutal confinement in exchange for five taliban prisoners, berghdahl emerged haunted, hollow, blinking back the sunlight of which he had seen so little before being whisked away. in his first television interview with british filmmaker sean langan, bergdahl said he had been tortured and caged after repeatedly trying to escape. >> it's a cage that was welded together. about seven fo

so i owe it all to diane sawyer going to cbs news. she knows it. >> we have in the very back. >> mr. fager two questions i'd like to ask about cbs news or "60 minutes." did anybody ever ask the question, who initialated the weiner investigation -- initiated the weiner investigation? the second one is, has anybody asked how can you improve obamacare? cbs or "60 minutes." >> i'm sorry. obamacare and the first one. >> anybody ask the question who initiated the weiner investigation about the e-mails -- >> sorry, no. i don't know anything about that. i do know that we do work on healthcare issues, and it's actually a beat for us as well. it matters so much. and i would hope that just knowing what i know about health care and growing up in the house of a physician, we've got a massive probable tom that obamacare didn't tackle and it's about cost and the idea of how much we spend on health care is outrageous, and i don't understand -- the obamacare took care of -- made it universal which i guess is a good thing, but it also is a 2,000 page b

i'm diane sawyer here in new york. for all of us at "20/20" good night. arrests.hool systems are responding tonight. >> just passing through is not a good option. alison: a stunning audit of one of maryland's biggest counties. jonathan: a robbery, chase come in deadly crash snarling rush-hour. >> abc seven news at 11:00 starts with breaking news. alison: the police are on the scene after several cars were shot at in montgomery county. this is sky track 7 over route 270. there are shards of glass on the ground. there were no injuries, but the police are trying to find who was responsible. jonathan: that is a live picture. you can see the bullet hole in the back window of a car, another car with a window shattered. the police trying to figure out who opened fire on these cars.

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you're going to hear from that father tonight. "2020's" diane sawyer investigates "isis in america. "airs at 10:00 just before abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> the person at twitter who temporarily deleted president trump's account wasn't a full-timer. "the new york times" reports via unnamed sources the person responsible was actually a contract employee. the president sent this tweet out saying, "my twitter account was taken down for 11 minutes by a rogue employee. i guess the word must finally be getting out and having an impact." people trying to follow the real donald trump account saw this. the page said his account didn't exist. san francisco-based twitter says a customer support employee who is leaving the company is responsible. and just about 20 minutes ago, twitter says it has now implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again. they also said, "we won't be able to share all details but we take this seriously and our teams are on it." >>> new this morning, new accusations of sexual harassment on capitol hill. the california lawmakers now talking about their experience

abc's senior national correspondent matt gutman on what he once told diane sawyer about those killings. >> reporter: in the summer of love era, he lusted for death. charles manson had convinced his cult, known as the manson family, that a race war was coming. inspired by the beatles' song "helter skelter." ♪ look out ♪ helter skelter >> i said, "if you're going to do something, leave something witchy." >> reporter: his followers say he ordered a spate of murders in los angeles. among them was the pregnant actress sharon tate. >> hello? >> reporter: manson would distance himself from the murders in this memorable 1994 interview with diane sawyer. >> i never told anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >> reporter: and if they wanted to do murder, that was okay with you. >> that was none of my business, woman. i'm a convict. i'm an outlaw. i'm a rebel. i'm not a sunday school teacher. >> reporter: the murders earned him a death sentence, later commuted to life, and something else he craved -- fame. >> reporter: is charlie manson crazy? >> well, whatever that means. sure

diane sawyer's exclusive investigation. the shock for retired marine father whose own son was plotting an attack right in their home. >>> and abc news exclusive. talk show host wendy williams, in her first interview since fainting on live tv. >> it felt like i was in the middle of a fire. >> what really happened and the two things she was thinking about the moment she fell only on "gma" this morning. ♪ what you came for >> this is what you came for. iphone frenzy growing around the globe. thousands lining up and camping out overnight for the iphone x but can you actually get one in your hands? ♪ >>> and good morning, america. great to have you with us this friday morning. how about those lines for the iphone already. check this out in new york city. >> they are growing. they've been out there guy first in line said he's been out there since wednesday. >> really? >> yes. >> that's loitering. >> that's one way to put it, michael. >>> also this morning a lot of reaction coming in to the republicans' sweeping $1.5 trillion tax

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. >> diane sawyer reports on the next phase of isis. how they are shifting from overseas into the homes in the u.s. the culmination of a year's long investigation. watch it tonight at 10:00 on 6 abc. >>> federal authorities placed the white house on lock down for a brief time this morning. there are reports of suspicious activity along the north fenceline of the property. the temporary lock down was lifted after the secret service took one person into custody. >>> well, that incident came minutes after president trump left the white house on marine one, he is headed to hawaii before continuing on to hawaii before continuing on to asia for an 11 day trip focused on north korea and trade. but the chief economic adviser is hard at work on tax reform. >> reporter: good afternoon. the gop introduced this more than 400 page tax reform bill yesterday but today the president leaves them for a nearly two week trip to asia hoping to return to good news. >> the a tax fight that the president won't be around to see and leaving washington for asia a

. >> reporter: abc's diane sawyer interviewed him in 1993. >> i never told anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >> reporter: in the late 1960s he formed a commune and became obsessed with "helter-skelter" and in august of 1969 he ordered four of his followers to go to a home in beverly hills and kill everyone inside. in all, five people died including actress sharon tate. wife of director roman polanski, she was 8 1/2 the next day he took his followers to leno and rosemary labianca's house. he left his disciples with a message. >> if you're going to do something, leave something with you. >> they did. messages written on the walls in their victims' blood. months later manson and the others were arrested. the 35-year-old and three young women on trial with him constantly staged antics inside the courtroom. the jury found them all guilty and they were all sentenced to death. >> a long time ago being crazy meant something. nowadays everybody is crazy. >> that would be commuted to life in prison eventually. he was denied parole 12 times and died in custody. marci gonzal

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>>> abc news will have much more on the new york city terror attack tomorrow night, a special diane sawyer "2020: isis and america" airs at 10:00 p.m. on abc 7. >>> this morning pg&e is facing a new lawsuit claiming the utility company is responsible for the couple's burn injuries in the north bay fires. the two plaintiffs suffered severe burns while escaping their home in santa rosa. they lost that home and all of their belongings. the lawsuit claims pg&e knew of the high fire danger and failed to properly maintain its power lines. there are dozens of pending lawsuits against pg&e. the attorney for this case asked san francisco superior court to consolidate all the cases under one judge. >>> and a warning from the napa police this morning about fema impersonators. they want you to know about fema officials have badges and i.d. with them. fema is not asking for personal banking or social security information. they are only there to do a visual inspection and leave. if you see someone suspicious, ask them to leave your property, and file a suspicious activity report at ftc.gov. >>> the reco

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. >> reporter: abc's diane sawyer interviewed manson back in 1993. >> i never told anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >> reporter: manson formed a commune and became obsessed with the beatles song "helter-skelter." manson ordered four of his followers to go to a home in beverly hills and kill everyone inside. in all, five people died including actress sharon tate, wife of director roman polanski she was 8 1/2 months preg nanl. the next day manson took his followers to the labianca house. he didn't stay for the murders but left his young disciples with a message. >> if you're going to do something, leave something with you. >> reporter: they did. messages written on the walls in their victims' blood. manson and the others were arrested. the 35-year-old and three young women on trial with him constantly staged antics inside the courtroom. the jury found them all guilty and they were all sentenced to death. >> a long time ago being crazy meant something. nowadays everyone is crazy. >> reporter: manson was denied parole 12 times and eventually died in custody. marcy gon

diane sawyer and "20/20" have spent more than a year investigating how isis targets and recruits young people. >>> happening today president trump leaves on his first official visit to asia. the trip will take him to five countries including japan, south korea, and china. the president will be looking for support and pressuring north korea to curtail its nuclear program and attending an economic summit in vietnam. >>> all new this morning president trump is finally responding after his twitter account was deactivated by a rogue employee. the president sent out this tweet just before 4:00 a.m. saying, quote, my twitter account was taken down for 11 minutes by a rogue employee. i guess the word must finally be getting out and having an impact. the real donald trump twitter account looked like this for 11 minutes yesterday afternoon. it said his account didn't exist. the full page eventually returned, though. san francisco-based twitter says a customer support employee who was leaving the company disabled the account. twitter promises a full internal review. >>> the san francisco police c

. >>> and we should note that diane sawyer has a one-hour special on isis in america, what are authorities following in this country, and how does isis recruit? that is tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> meantime, our team overseas tonight in niger uncovering new details about the deadly attack on those four american special ops soldiers ambushed and killed what was their original mission? abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell tonight. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has learned the target of that deadly mission that killed four u.s. soldiers. sources tell us, his name is doundou cheffou, a key isis operative, one of the most dangerous terrorists here in niger. this picture obtained by abc news is the only known image of the man code-named naylor road. local officials are now convinced he was one of the ringleaders of the ambush. and now a major revelation. sources telling abc news it wasn't a reconnaissance mission, as the pentagon still insists. here in niger, we met a senior officer who was on that raid who asked we don't use his name. he says, "it wasn't an

diane sawyer and 20/20 tlt have spent more than a year researching how isis affects young people in americacoming up next, saga of stolen artwork. >> why the story didn't end when it was found in central valley. >>> >>> only abc7 news was there as artist was reunited with paintings which had been stolen and only recently recovered by police in central valley. artist can thank a tipster who called police. >> 158 drawings and 1 -- paintings featuring dying or stressed trees, meant to remind people how fragile the environment is. >> artist witnessed what he called a miracle. >> reporter: you can see the anticipation on maxmo gomz. stolen monday night. look at reaction. >> almost all the drawings. >> reporter: distinctive black and white paintings and drawings represent seven years of work. featuring dying trees he's encountered around the world. >> it's okay. paintings and drawings in perfect conditions. >> reporter: works had been dumped in this field and scattered along a half mile of walking path. >> you see these things happen, someone steals something, not maybe what they want and discard

. >>> diane sawyer and 2020 has spent years on how isis who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> three teenagers, three friends and a triple tragedy resulting from a single car crash. tonight we have learned all three had ties to the man low mark fire district. >> it's a department now in mourning. teen's car crashed on halloween night in san matteo county. >> chris wen with a look at the story. >> reporter: at fire station one in man low park a sense of sadness. >> a lot of grief and sorrow just because of the gravity of the loss. with three young men starting the beginning of their lives. >> reporter: the lives of rarkds torres and andrew gonzalez both 19, and matthew torres, 18, lives were cut sh

diane sawyer and "20/20" have spent more than a year on how isis targets and recruits young people.pecial airs at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow over on channel 7. >>> four officers are facing charges tonight for their involvement in a chase and fiery crash in jersey city, new jersey. they are accused of beating an innocent man. the video you're about to see may be upsetting to some people, so i want to warn you about that. here's eva pilgrim with the story. >> reporter: disturbing video. new jersey officers dragging and beating an innocent man on fire. a police chase ended in a fiery crash, and in this cell phone video, miguel feliz is engulfed in flames, ripping off his clothes. police approach, guns drawn, one officer kicks him, then another, before the group of officers drags him into the street. but police had the wrong man. the real suspect, 48-year-old leo pinkston had slammed into the police's car as he fled from police. he was captured nearby. feliz has hired an attorney. the four officers, each facing multiple charges. >> we think that our actions spoke to keeping the public trust in

. >>> diane sawyer and 2020 has spent years on how >>> three teenagers, three friends and a triple tragedy resulting from a single car crash. tonight we have learned all three had ties to the man low mark fire district. >> it's a department now in mourning. teen's car crashed on halloween night in san matteo county. >> chris wen with a look at the story. >> reporter: at fire station one in man low park a sense of sadness. >> a lot of grief and sorrow just because of the gravity of the loss. with three young men starting the beginning of their lives. >> reporter: the lives of rarkds torres and andrew gonzalez both 19, and matthew torres, 18, lives were cut short when their car went plunging off the road on halloween night. the loss hitting the members of the men lo park fire t district in more ways than one. >> they worked hard, showed up on time. >> torres and gonzalez were members of fire explore post 109 and had been looking at local fire academies. torres's father serves as the district fire mechanic. >> they would have been amazing firemen and i would have been a pro proud instructor a

diane sawyer and 20/20 tlt have spent more than a year researching how isis affects young people in americacoming up next, saga of stolen artwork. >> why the story didn't end when it was found in central valley. >>> ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ that adjusts on both sides semi-to your ideal comfortly bed your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now our queen c4 mattress is only $1499. save $300. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> only abc7 news was there as artist was reunited with paintings which had been stolen and only recently recovered by police in central valley. artist can thank a tipster who called police. >> 158 drawings and 1 -- paintings featuring dying or stressed trees, meant to remind people how fragile the environment is. >> artist witnessed what he called a miracle. >> reporter: you can see the anticipation on maxmo stolen monday night. look at reaction. >> almost all the drawings. >> reporter: distinctiv

diane sawyer her team doing more than a year -- spent more than a year getting into the heads of these young people, young americans, who come from, oftentimes, christian homes some very cleverced by isis followers in syria, who know how to use the promise of romance or adventure to get in the heads of young people who are having their own personal problems as they face adolescence. adrianna: you said the parents of this -- how is it such a secret? >> one of the focuses of diane's on the son of a marine captain signing up to be one of isis' soldiers. he had no idea. it is heartbreaking, how he dreamed his sunday might follow in his footsteps and join the military. as he came to realize, when his sunday ordered a silencer and it showed up in the mailbox, he ended up calling the police on his own son. adrianna: what would you want parents to take away from diane's report tonight? >> i think it is the fact that in the room, by themselves, if they are troubled or there is something they are up to, you have to pay attention. the marine captain says really keep an eye on your kids. because t

diane sawyer, isis in manager, right here on abc 7. >>> she could be the world's luckiest person.who won the lottery not once but twice. >>> and hundreds of jobs on the line. how you can get to work this holiday season. >> clouds will increase and the rain will begin tomorrow. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress th

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