>> eva pilgrim from a chilly des moines, iowa. eva, thank you. >>> the impeachment showdown enters a new stage this week to the judiciary committee which begins public hearings wednesday. the president has a right to defend himself. will he take part? or boycott altogether? here's abc's rachel scott. >> reporter: the white house refusing to participate in the judiciary committee's first public hearing as the impeachment hearing enters its next phase. president trump has labeled the whole process a sham. >> this impeachment hoax. the deranged impeachment witch hunt for doing nothing wrong. people don't want anything to do with impeachment. it's a phony scam. it's a hoax. >> reporter: criticized the committee for proceeding while he's overseas. the president tweeting "i'll be representing our country in london at nato while the democrats are holding the most ridiculous impeachment hearings in history." republicans have blasted the impeachment process saying the democrats have denied the president due process. tonight committee membe

good morning, rob. >> hey, good morning, eva. it is conference championship saturday and here in atlanta it is the s.e.c. where the georgia bulldog also take on the undefeated lsu tigers. the last time they met for the championship was 2011 when the tigers came out on top. they have met four times so this is a good s.e.c. rivalry and more or less a must win for the bulldogs. technically neutral field but it is in atlanta, 90 minutes from athens so i expect to see more bulldog fans. last night in san francisco, let's go there where a big-time storm is rolling in. a couple of inches of rain across northern california and a couple more inches. flash flood watches posted because of the burn scar areas. winter storm warnings as well and a lot of snow, over four feet right down in the pass levels and 40 to 50-mile-per-hour wins as it treks over the mountains and into the plains. >>> good saturday morning pmg i'm lisa argen. what a gorgeous view here in the city. and more rain on the which. a level 2 on the impact scale. scattered showe

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>> all right, eva, thank you tonight. let's head over to ginger zee, tracking it all for us. and ginger, how will 2019 close out and what's the forecast for new year's eve? >> reporter: well, it's not going to be an easy end to 2019, whit, that is for sure. it is wet, windy and cold here around new york city, but i want to take tow that radar, because you're seeing the snow blowing in parts of minnesota, wisconsin. still very dangerous on roads the there. on the roads in massachusetts, i-90, right through connecticut, up to half inch of ice has formed. that's a big concern tonight, if you have travel plans in new england. so, keep an eye on all those ice storm warnings,s schnyderly going into tonight and early tomorrow. it's really tomorrow where this starts to break apart and that's great news for the roads. there will be some snow showers blowing through, especially western new york and pennsylvania. by the time they get to the coast, they should dry out for the most part. buff it will be blustery. and look at that. everywhere except the pacific northwest looking okay to ri

but i couldn't be prouder to wear the uniform i wear. >> let's bring in eva, live in pensacola. sources are telling abc news just before we came on the air, they're now investigating the hate-filled writings found online, and they believe they might be from the shooter? >> reporter: that's right, david. investigators tell us part of this probe is a posting where the writer says he hates america because of its crimes against muslims and humanity. and authorities are working to determine if those writings are legit. >> many asking, why was he training here in the u.s.? >> reporter: david, any country that buys military aircraft from the u.s. is then trained at a designated base here in america. hundreds of saudis have been trained at military bases across the u.s. since the early '70s. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> meantime, the rampage in pensacola is the second deadly attack at a navy facility in th. tonight, new reporting about the attack in pearl harbor. the associated press is reporting the sailor was unhappy and was going through counseling. killing two before taking his own

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> crazy weather out there, thanks to eva for that. >>> well, the weatheretter in most of the country for those still traveling or outdoor tonight at midnight. >> accuweather's chris nallan has the detailed new year's eve forecast. chris, good morning. >> kenneth, andrea, we're talking about the active weather that continues across the northern tier of the country. snow around the northeast through new england. very snowy there around downeast maine. further south, a big chunk of the south nice and mild. to the west a little bit of snow. the northeast really wins out when it comes to active weather. they are going to be the more active spot. temperatures around new york city 40. that real feel, though, at 26. kenneth, andrea, back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> the texas community shattered by that deadly church shooting is entering the new year in mourning. as investigators continue to search for a motive. >> dozens of people gathered outside the west freeway church of christ last night for a candlelight prayer vigil for the two men killed in the attack.

. >> reporter: in the documentary, "undeterred," filmmaker and activist eva lewis depicts life in the southern borda.-town of arivaca, arizon it's a community of fewer than 700, about 60 miles south of tucson, and 11 miles north of the mexico border. lewis moved to avaca in 2013 to volunteer with a local migrant aid group. >> people in arivaca will talk about how in the '80s and even thearly '90s, there was on border patrol agent who was responsible for the whole area around arivaca. and you would see m maybe once a year. >> reporter: that began to change some 35 yrs ago. >> our administration has moved aggressively to secure our borders more by hiring a record number of new border guards. >> reporter: starting in 1994 under president clinton, a u.s. customs and border enforcement strategy called "operation evention through deterrence" more than tripled the manpower and infrastructure along the border. immigration checkpoints were positioned on all major roads in the area. lewis says that today arivaca is what she calls a "militarized" zone. ro you'll be driving on th and you might se

eva? >> all right, rachel scott for us out on the campaign trail. >>> well, now to actress lori loughlin on the attack in the "varsity blues" case. lawyers for her and her designer husband filing new court documents teasing out the case they could make in court as they fight these charges. >> do you have any regrets? >> reporter: lori loughlin and her husband fashion designer mossimo giannulli digging in, preparing their defense now accusing federal prosecutors of withholding evidence. the "full house" star and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into usc as fake athletic recruits. in new court documents, lawyers for the two writing, the government appears to be concealing exculpatory evidence that helps show that both defendants believed all of the payments they made would go to usc itself for legitimate university-approved purposes or to other legitimate charitable causes. the government's failure to disclose this information is unacceptable and this cou

. >> reporter: good morning, eva. president trump is now all but certain to join a very exclusive club. barring something extraordinary, he'll be become the third president in u.s. history to be impeached but like andrew johnson and bill clinton before him, it's also likely he will not be removed from office. >> judiciary committee will come to order. >> reporter: after weeks of hearings and days of debate, the historic vote on articles of impeachment took less than ten minutes. >> the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. stanton. >> aye. >> reporter: every democrat on the house judiciary committee voted for. >> no. >> reporter: every republican against two articles of impeachment stemming from president trump's effort to get ukraine to dig up dirt on his 2020 rival, joe biden. >> today is a solemn and sad day. for the third time in a little over a century and a half, the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> reporter: those cha

>> all right, eva pilgrim reporting here in new york city on that growing danger. eva, thank you. >>> and next tonight, the remarkable pictures coming in, the high seas drug takedown. newly released video from the coast guard. this is the crew with guns drawn, seizing a small drug smugling vessel, one of several vessels. this november bust, officials say they nabbed more than 3,100 pounds of the drug. one of seven raids announced today that seized more than 18,000 pounds of cocaine worth $312 million. those images coming in tonight. >>> as you know, the top story is from washington, it involves that vote in congress. the full house vote on impeachment. president trump has been impeached on article one, which is abuse of power. the second vote under way is on article two, that's obstructionle of congress. and we do have news coming in on obstruction of congress, that second vote and, again, the vote tonight along party lines, as predicted. we're going to pause here for a special report. the news continues here right after. >>> this is an abc news special report. the

>> eva pilgrim with us tonight. thank you, eva. >>> and to remarkable images this evening. the u.s. coast guard and the high seas takedown. newly released video showing the coast guard moving in on a suspected narco boat in the eastern pacific. and inside, more than 3,000 pounds of suspected cocaine. and this boat, just one of seven intercepted in this operation. here's abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman with the images tonight. >> reporter: the dramatic arrests on the high seas. these u.s. coast guard drcrews, guns drawn, seizing a small drug smuggling vessel. these are some of the seven raids announced today, seizing more than 18,000 pounds of cocaine. $312 million of drug money that would have funded violent crime, terrorism, human trafficking and arms trafficking. >> yeah, this place is loaded. >> reporter: officials say more than 3,100 pounds of the drug were onboard. the series of raids carried out over the past few months in the pacific even catching semisubmersibles. >> this is hard, dangerous work for these crews to actually gain access and control of those vess

eva pilgrim. good morning, eva.istmas to you. >>> robin, merry christmas, and merry christmas to everyone at home. hopefully you are where you want to be for christmas this morning. for some traveling on christmas eve, it wasn't easy getting to their destination. more than 2,700 flights were delayed, many by dense fog. chicago's two airports were the most affected. thousands of passengers were stranded at o'hare and midway, and had to figure out how to rebook missed connections. and look at this -- you don't typically think of new mexico when you dream of a white christmas. but that's what they have. we'll have more on the weather straight ahead. >>> of course, today is christmas, and christians around the world are celebrating one of the holiest days of the year. in vatican city, pope francis told the faithful that the birth of christ was a reminder of god's unconditional love, and he said they should be allowed to be transformed by jesus' crazy love. >>> and people gathered in the west bank of bethlehem, the tradi

the question remains, why didn't prosecutors charged chor ng and kai and eva ng? there will only be theory. >> the answer to that will never be known. >> reporter: now that they can't be tried criminally, the ngs may be forced to testify in the civil cases against them and attorneys have long said they are waiting to see what happens criminally before moving forward with the claims against the ngs. candice nguyen, ktvu fox news. >>> police in wisconsin are investigating the second school shooting in as many days. it happened at oshkosh west high school this morning, 90 miles northwest of milwaukee and police said a student stabbed an officer with a knife and the officer then shot the student and both are now treated at the hospital. this follows a shooting in a suburb of milwaukee yesterday, where an officer shot a 17-year- old student after police said the boy pointed a gun at him and no one else was hurt. >>> an update on a deadly car crash in san jose with the two killed identified as a mother and's on. police said rosa garza and francisco garza were plowed int

eva? >> doesn't look good for those people traveling back today. >>> well, now to new details emerging about that terror attack in london. we're learning more about the heros who used make-shift weapons to take down the knife-wielding suspect on the london bridge. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is at the landmark bridge with the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, eva. growing controversy about why a convicted terrorist was freed from prison and able to carry out this attack on the bridge behind me. this morning more details emerging about the london terror attack that left two dead and three injured. >> oh, my god. >> we found no evidence, no evidence to suggest anybody else was involved in this attack. >> reporter: detectives searching this home 150 miles from london believed to belong to the killer. neighbors stunned by the news. >> it's shocking to know he was really quite close to you. >> reporter: british media reporting 25-year-old jack merrit

so first come loves, then marriage, hint hint, then just ask eva longoria, she's making a differenceaw on your instagram you gave your little guy a director's chair and said maybe one day. >> santiago's got a few me birthdays to celebrate first. he turned one in july. >> it's crazy. it's gone by so fast. >>nd boy those first twelve months were busy, globe trotting the planet withmomma. >> i have a amazing husband and lucky i can travel with my son wherever i need to g to do work. >> while much of eva' work is on screen what many don't see is her passion for charity work including helping those with special needs. >> my oldes sister has mental disability and my mother and sister a special education teacher so i've always been around those who are in need. >> she was honored at the 21st annual design gala. >> i'm going to make thisuick because i know a lot of us are wearing spanx. >> the surprising thingbout motherhood to me is now, i have to leave the wld a better place for my son. >> eva is also making the world a better place through her foundation dedicated to empowering young wome

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here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a frail harvey weinstein hobbling into court today. his bail raised to $5 million, after prosecutors he say violated his ankle bracelet monitoring rules dozens of times. just hours later, word of a $47 million settlement with dozens of his accusers. a source briefed on the deal says after attorney fees, about $31 million will be shared among more than 30 women who have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct, ranging from harassment to rape. weinstein is not required to admit to any wrongdoing. and the money would reportedly be paid by his studio's insurance company, not out of weinstein's own pocket. the disgraced producer is now preparing for his trial in january on charges of rape and sexual assault from two women. one of them, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no. a no is a no, regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> reporter: and the two women in the criminal case are not a party to this settlement. weinstein has

the peronist party celebrating its return to power at a rally in bonn as many supporters dressed as eva peron the wife of the former president one pair on. a major force in politics since peron's presidency in the 1940 s. president elect alberto fernandez. on tuesday was at the march he spoke to supporters of the peronist party. we peronist social justice equality and an end to poverty unemployment and sovereignty above all. heaven fears. here indeed. there was a party here with people who were afraid about what's coming next in our. great economic growth. even when they meet. now france will host an international conference and result in the political and economic crisis in lebanon government protests have been ongoing since. the country's been without a functioning government for almost 6 weeks the prime minister saad hariri resigned in response to those demonstrations under. the new prime minister. is preparing to defend itself against charges of genocide at the international court of justice on tuesday heading the country's legal team will be the leader. takes a look at the leader w

. >> reporter: eva, good morning. law enforcement officials say they're continuing to follow leads that may help them understand exactly why the gunman opened fire here at the naval air station. authorities say they're taking at look at his social media footprint, his writings online where he expressed anti-america hate, his phone records but also his classmates. this mompb -- morning, several classmates of the naval air station pensacola gunman are now undergoing fbi questioning after friday's deadly attack. the saudi national part of a training program for international military personnel here in the u.s. opened fire killing three u.s. navy sailors and injuring eight others including law enforcement officers. investigators looking into whether the attack was motivated by terror. >> i can't say it's terrorism at this time. i think we need to let the investigators, the fbi do its work. >> reporter: the fbi now retracing the steps of 21-year-old mohammed alshamrani, a second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force incl

victoria y eva son muy buenas amigas y eva es la madrina de su pequeÑa otra que esta celebrando es anitao. la azafata o la encargada de subir esto a las redes sociales y escribiÓ: he tenido el placer de ver a futbolistas, supermodelos, estrellas de cine, pero les cuento sobre mis dos pasajeros favoritos de la historia, jack y violeta. la azafata contÓ quejack no pidiÓ nada en todo el vuelo, violeta siempre habÍa soÑado con viajar en primera clase, le pidiÓ que le tomara la foto porque su hijo no iba a creer lo que estaba sucediendo. >> quÉ increÍble, encima, se lo dio a una seÑora mayor de edad porque son incÓmodos esos vuelos. >> ahÍ es donde tÚ ves que la humildad, la decencia, la bondad son valores que no se han perdido. la gran mayorÍa de las noticias son negativas, trÁgicas, y hay personas que se convierten en ejemplos. ojalÁ hayanmuchos jack en el mundo. >> son estos actos que nos hacen creer en todo lo lindo. >> los tres reyes magos suben a lo alto para visitar un pesebre muy original. te diremos dÓnde se encuentra y el tamaÑo que tiene. >> sea cual sea su tipo de cuerpo, nos trae

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writer called griffiths reflecting on the composer significance today here there sung by soprano is eva ends. its. roots. other performers included jazz pianist olivia tama who improvised in the spirit of beethoven then segue to into his choral fantasy. the principal conductor of the local orchestra there kaftan reflected on the responsibility involved in paying tribute to such a musical icon. of course be driven doesn't need us actually. but then he needs us again because without us is the place is a big big challenge but on the other side we have to grapple we have to touch him so he touches us 40000000 euros have been earmarked for the beethoven anniversary 27000000 coming directly from the german government in berlin whole culture minister money good times has high hopes and expectations for the. day we've simply celebrated once again a genius a megastar a legend one of the most often performed composers in the world a whole from nearby hope that in this beethoven anniversary year people will learn to listen again and he did and he succeeded in putting ideas into music in the mounta

will be depending to the need or want an immediate recall want one you know the one stallion clara eva king of condoms started advocating for safe sex and the importance of using condoms after high school after losing a close friend to. stanley decided to start honest and open conversations about hiv with as many people as possible to draw people's attention here is this i catching out feet is very attractive and it's also make me feel proud that i'm the king and i'll be able to interact with people you know a good level at a low level. high level coming from the slums it's like to meet them. in the last 2 decades hiv infections in kenya have decreased by hamas organization is like l b c t health who supply the king of condoms with while condoms have helped steer these efforts however 5.6 percent of the population still carries the virus and recently a new worrying trend has a much to. do we've noticed that now among the new infections there's an increased number among young people generally so here we're talking about age about 15 to 24 years who are at highest risk of infection and i

but he has been accused of human rights violations during the crackdown and of eva seeing forced disappearances of opponents and dissidents. his reputation as a strong man gave him a boost in the polls with security a huge issue in the country especially after the easter sunday attacks in april this year in which militants linked his leg state killed more than 250 people. i consider the foremost responsibility of my government to ensure the national security of my country. we will rebuild the state security machinery east secure the country from terrorism underworld activities robbers extortionists good and i get a lot of credit to put his nationalists from this and how a community will be choice and his victory for them it's and thence the majority status of the sinhalese of the other ethnic groups in the country. and. we don't have to remote an ideology that the country needs is in the hollow a leader does not bend down in front of minorities now that ideology has won. islamic banks and courts sharia universities those all destroyed the social integrity that we have. in the. many fear that dr

over johnson's mantra during the election was get bracks it done but it's unlikely that the argument eva britain's place in europe will end with this bill on the new rules but instead. take a look at this dramatic footage 2 massive cruise ships that collided off the coast of mexico the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as it docked on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said 6 passengers had presented themselves to the on board medical center with minor injuries. how does that happen. they may not be ninjas or even teenagers but conservation authorities in bali are counting on these heroes in a half shell to help save the declining sea turtle population the majestic marine animals are under serious threat of extinction from commercial fishing illegal trade and climate change these 7 gentle giants were rescued by authorities and have now returned safely to the scene with a careful knowledge from human helpers. order. don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download our app from google player from the app store that will give you ac

over johnson's mantra during the election was get bracks it done but it's unlikely that the argument eva britain's place in europe will end with this spill on so what's next for rex said barbara vessel has more from london. it's not a done deal of chorus we heard that bad is. it is really on the way it will happen and formally written will leave the european union on the 30 fruits of january off next year there is simply nothing any more that can impede that no opposition to the lies and teachers to protest movement here is equally completely sort of down and out because people are shocked and they don't feel the need to strengthen you more to stand up they were not even any protesters any more today during this vote in front of parliament who had been so vocal in the months before so all this really seems to be over for the time being but we knew that in february the negotiations with the european union will have to begin about the future relationship and then of course there recently will start again there will be a new fight about what kind of relationship that will be boris johnson h

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> amazon is also busy making preparations for all of this.abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield will be at the amazon fulfillment center tomorrow morning. watch her live report starting at 4:30 on "abc 7 mornings" lisa, with all this rain i feel for all those delivery drivers running around trying to give us packages right now. >> definitely we're in and out of it. you can see what an interesting pattern we have, the enhancement in the upper elevations and the steady extreme of moisture from the southwest. there is a dry slot here. we have light to moderate rain with gusty winds and in the south bay, widely varying amounts. much of the santa cruz mountains is in wet weather. south city, peninsula, east bay, a bit of a lull. san rafael, lucas valley, heavier rain up towards mt. st. helena. calistoga has been wet. and over towards hercules, highway 37, looking at the wet weather. we widen the view and the focus is on the central coast, the santa cruz mountains. you can see heavy rain there. we're on the northern edge of it. the energy is offshore.

and here began atoning for the sins of his youth by devoting his life to three little kids, eva, ariel alex. it was after all that that they held the trial. prosecutor lisette suder intended to portray todd as a manipulative and devious man who murdered not one wife but two. that is if she could persuade a california judge to allow an old georgia case to be dusted off and brought back to life. >> i felt confident that i had the law behind me on that. and i submitted my brief, and i that supported that. >> reporter: and? she won. and so, in september of 2014, when todd winker went on trial charged with first-degree murder of second wife rachel, lisette suder could use the georgia story about first wife cathy's death 15 years earlier against him. and the defense? dismissed the georgia case out of hand. irrelevant, said todd's attorney. cathy winkler's death was thoroughly investigated, he said. and it was not ruled a murder, because it was not a murder. >> there's no evidence of anything other than an accident. >> reporter: todd's attorney was able to explain away the things that had rai

my name is eva royal. and i've lived in san francisco since 1971 when i came to san francisco state. i've been a community activist since then. it's almost 50 years. but anyway, i have been working in the community. my son is part of the team here. one of the entrepreneurs. i think it's great we have our young people, second generation, et cetera, that are business-minded and are taking this on and willing to -- my son has worked in the industry for over ten years. he worked at one dispensary for eight until they lost their lease. so i'm very proud of my son and of the team for making this happen. medicinal marijuana, cbd, just marijuana is good for everyone. and so it's nice to have a safe place in the mission where people can go and not have to go on the street, smoke in their car, smoker as they are walking down the street. so there will be no alcohol sold. that's all good. so i encourage you to support the project. and our young entrepreneurs. thank you. >> thank you, ms. royal. next speaker, please. >

. >> reporter: and good morning to you, eva. that storm you mentioned is creating a ripple effect through the entire country. already causing flight delays and dangerous conditions for the millions headed home this weekend and things could get even worse as the system moves east. this morning, that winter storm raising concerns for over 115 million travelers flying out or hitting the roads in the final weekend before the new year in texas, multiple car accidents including this one near lubbock involving two vehicles and two semi tractor tracks. travelers trapped. out west drivers stranded for hours. southern california pounded with heavy rain and snow. at one point forcing parts of two interstates to shut down. airlines already bracing for impact on flights, delta and united issuing travel waivers in minneapolis and denver. at d.c.'s reagan national airport, travelers refusing to take any chances. >> been here since about 1:00. yeah, 1:00. our flight is leaving at 10:20. unusual. >> reporter: many trying their best to be as prep

eva? >> kaylee hartung for us there. >>> well, the winter storm is barreling across the country causing dangerous conditions on the road. more to come for the new year. rob is here with what's going on. rob, we're looking at the new year's eve forecast. >> some folks will have a hard time with it. i think most folks will see this thing clear up. it's been a slow go. it's growing in size now covering about a third of the country. we have had some severe weather down to the south. winds gusting 60 miles an hour across parts of the north. on the back side near blizzard conditions shutting down highways. >> reporter: overnight, a winter storm slamming parts of the midwest with snow and rain. in colorado heavy snow snarling traffic for miles in denver. low visibility and strong winds making the roads dangerous. cars sliding. some drivers stranded on the sides of highways. icy roads in minnesota sending this school bus pulling a trailer slipping and sliding in the middle of the road. authorities

everybody knew it belonged to the eva team.pe, the eva leader johnson would climb the ladder along the evening. ron chatfield's crew from lockheed as well as the large supporting cast tool designers suit technicians machinists and engineers. i will close with this image, this is an actual picture from the final hubble space our service mission. these marks are scuff marks, they are hand print. places were some of the spacewalking astronauts touch the outside with the gloves, testy coming touch the outside of the telescope. an scripted just enough that the bombardment of particles in outer space made it whether a little differently than the otherwise shiny silver skin. there are now handprints on hubbell in orbit but the ron chatfield's machinists, the maintainability engineers that i referred to in that last expert they have handprints on hubbell too, metaphorical rather than physical but in every way the same kind of vital contribution to the success in the life of hubbell that my spacewalking colleagues made between 1993 and

it was eva's idea.he commonwealth nurses. they wa nt to it to the commonwealth nurses. they want to say thank you to you. we got to thank you card and it's to extend an invitation to police headquarters and spend the day with others. seeing the police forces and the police dogs. we won't talk about the dive. it's already been mentioned. i can imagine you mentioned it. we will pick you up on the police car and spend your day with us on police the football matches. she is going to be in charge of the football match? we will see. thank you so much. do you want to say thank you as well? she has a full run of it all. she will do what she wants, brilliant. well done, thank you so much for coming in. i gave your metal after running a half marathon. it was a bit different then. a series of hugs i got. great to meet you. what a lovely story. dan is out and about and we are doing this whole series of general election outside broadcasts and down a p pa re ntly election outside broadcasts and down apparently is hid

i'm eva pilgrim. the bishop of buffalo defiant, now stepping down over his handling of a sexual abuse crisis that went all the way to the vatican. how did he get to this point, and what's next for the church? here's david wright. >> i told my wife i want to cry today. >> reporter: the moral authority of the catholic church has been ravaged by too many stories like matt goldman. >> i definitely was assaulted and molested by father ryder, 100%. >> reporter: matt was an altar boy in buffalo back in the '90s. he says father dennis ryder started asking him to stay late after mass to help count the collection. >> you count like quarters, dimes, you know, and he'd be, you know, counting, you know, the bigger monetary bills or checks that would come in. and that would be in rectory. then we'd play nintendo. >> reporter: playing video games back in the rectory. >> he would always turn the heat up on higher. and then say hey, would you want to get more comfortable. you know, take your shirt off. before i know i

. >> electoral del presidente donald trump, rumbo a una eva dl >> hasta ahora washington. >> ahora >Árte u manoaba su viejo y chocÓ con un Árbol, un uniformado pasÓ por e lugar y vio el carro en llamas y comenzÓ la labor de res kete. >> por >>, justo antes. >> vamos a mÉxico donde reporta que dos cruceros con >> esto se produjo >> compa cuano impactÓ asma coÍ, l posto ve quroe estaba a su lado, solo >> disfruten la instancia en cozumel. guatemala as enviarÁ mexicanos pedido asilo en su territorio a guatemala a mexicanos que han, asÍ lo indicÓ el ministro de guatemala diciendo que el acuÉrdese logrÓ en el encuentro mi compaÑera tiene mÁs detalles issa, buenas tardes. >> asÍ es, paulina, no hay buenas noticias para los migrantes mexicanos que se encuentran en la frontera esperando que se solucione su solicitud de asilo en los estados unidos hay una negociaciÓn entre los gobiernos de guatemala y estados unidos, esta negociaciÓn estipula que los mexicanos que estÁn en espera de que se solucione este proceso, deberÁn esperar en guatemala y no en mÉxico, el subsecretario interino de segurid

here's abc's eva filber. >> reporter: a frail harvey weinstein hobbling into court, his bail raised toafter prosecutors say he violated his ankle bracelet monitoring rules dozens of times. just hours later word of a $47 million settlement with dozens of his accusers. a source briefed on the deal says after attorney fees about $31 million will be shared among more than 30 women who have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct ranging from harassment to rape. weinstein is not required to admit to any wrongdoing, and the money would reportedly be paid by his studio's insurance company, not out of weinstein's own pocket. the disgraced producer is now preparing for his trial in january on charges of rape and sexual harassment of two women. one of them, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no. a no is a no regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> the two women in the criminal case are not a party to this establishment. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and has consistently denie

in the research laboratory eva and nurse michele mina attesting an intelligent pad you know. that is designed to warn the medical staff in case of emergencies for example when patients with themselves the pad is outfitted with a device that alerts give up their associates and scream. the device also sends a message when the patient leaves the bed unexpectedly. only things incidents are recorded in a log file that means less work for the nursing staff still michelle says that these devices won't replace humans. and place but if you're on the night shift you'll be lucky to have 2 nurses for 34 patients what if 34 of the alarms go off of the thing with one so you have to look at this technology carefully and decide whether it's something that you want to use as an invasion by that. you also doubts that i will be able to help deal with increasing staff shortages at hospitals. they just won't happen and there are too many jobs that can only be done by people of. technology will never be able to replace them but the new let's. look at the 2 for the. challenge the prototype moon rob

bolivia, whereo prosecutors have ordered the arrest of former eva morales.the interim government has accused him of sedition and terrorism, following the election in october, described by many as rigged. morales is currently in mexico, after fleeing last month. james: just a month ago, abel morales was head of state. he was forced out after being accused of reading a presidential election. he is in exile in argentina and bolivian police have accused him of promoting clashes between law enforcement and his supporters. minister taunted him with a picture of his arrest warrant. president has previously said if he returns to bolivia, he would have to face trial. >> he knows he has to give answers to the country and he has toto account for himself before the justice system and face the consequences. james: new elections are due to take place in early 2020. morales has said h he hopes to play a parart, even though hehe won't officially be a candidate. me tothey do not allow enter, i will look for the way,, accompanied by personalities with the press. i will enter

and even experienced youngsters have moments of a mature behavior like eva cousens kai how that's who was picked for diving in his 100th when does league match have its became the league's youngest player to reach that benchmark but the game's most infantile moment came from leon bailey the 22 year old was sent off the field for lashing out and he seeing his opponent's face. leave accuse him within 2 men down since alexander drag a bit show ready received a red card. given labor couzens young tomfoolery young alone had no problem winning with one goal from home photo box and another from sebastian born on giving his dole his 1st win in challenge and color. of his beloved lynn he played for the east berlin side for 2 years and was voted their best player twice. his family is still based in the coop in that neighborhood the home of when you're on stadium just until recently his wife still managed fan shops for new on. got has plenty of fun feelings for his opponent. but his love doesn't run so deep that he was happy to see marcus invites and steal the leaf or the visitors in the 7 minut

been ondeath w ever since august of 1994 for the first degree murder of his mother-in-law 72, year-old eva peterson and his wife, 46 year-old carolbut dhoni yes but dhoni had married him while he was in prison for murdering his previous wife back in 1978 cause of death is pending. the results of an autopsy. >>police in lake county shot was armed with a knife that ended a fight that sent a deputy to the hospital with a brok leg. it happened saturday night near a clearlake oaks store and it ended in a creek bed nearby medical aid was provided to the man who died. but police say he died from his injuries at the scene his ame has not been released no details have also been released in terms of what led up to the altercation police are still investating. >>all right i'm not talking football niners play their biggest game of the season last night and it definitely lived up to e hype as san francisco beat seattle to clinch that division and clinched the top seed in he conference they get home field. they get the by more importantly they get to rest of the crowd force kate bruning joining us now w

to live our own lives wind there's one divorce or one might so eva balls over willing to live for our life is the oh fuck to this board institution. outside the city of stars gora we arrive at a state held him for over a 100 disabled people because friend you see to her friends is staten you turfs you see was put in institutional care until you're old she's been in this place since 995. it is knowledge bleak impersonal and there's a set regime. with the dining room where everybody expected the common carb meal. breck was one than that. she shares a small room with her friend christina booth women a published writer observation and recording what institutional life can be like for other residents here. say the residential start so they didn't. check on the northern edge of the are near the bridge top of the. neck of the chilly plenum or the subtle but don't hold up the top of no work. as a librarian but when it comes to living in this institution she says she's caught in a vicious circle her mannings mean she's got the threshold for state housing but she can't afford to pay for adaptat

say emerged on social media revealing the violence towards politicians of the party of ousted leader eva morales at the start of november after setting the town hall on fire and as mob paraded outside barefoot in public and sprayed it read before our ordeal she was made to kneel and sign a letter of resignation mrs r. say is now out of hospital though she told us she still being treated for kidney damage sustained from the blows she received. when all what happened was disgusting i am now recovering from renal damage that i suffered during the assault and i am still in pain the also cut off my hair they beat me up but they can change my views everything was so confusing at that moment many of them covered their faces but we recognise some of them it was sad to see all those people attacking me it's been a difficult time for my children to see their mother in such a condition i don't want this to happen again but it. is now facing political uncertainty the self-appointed right wing government of senator johnny 9 years has already been accused of carrying out abuses of a morale as resigned