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. >> it's a shame that you have to go through something like this fami oughnow to really re how importantamily is. . . >> reporter: vern glenn will have details tonight on kpix. >>> coming up, aplane crashes into a field moments after takeoff. but there's a miracle in the wreckage as everyone on board survives. >>> and kids returning to school this fall will have to leaf their phones at home. one school's new ban. >>> and a few areas hot and hazy and others cloudy and cool. i'll have the forecast coming up. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. shortly after take- >>> all 103 people on board a mexican airliner survived when the plane slammed into the ground. investigators are trying to determine the cause. we're tracking the latest developments. . >> reporter: this is what emergency crews encountered when they arrived on the scene. the plane was largely in tact, but on fire with passengers still inside. the crash happened in durango, the flight was headed to mexico city. the governor says the plane made it off the ground and was hit by

sa ysbart s famie have done mo to protect riders. they say the suspect should have never been allowed in. he had previously been stopped he was arrested the day after the attack. bart said our hearts break as an agency. bart as an agency will continue to do all we can to ensure a safe trip for our riders. it has taken extra steps with working cameras on train cars and has stepped up patrols using over time. >>> police in houston asking for help finding the person involved in the murder of a doctor. they say he may have killed him in revenge for the death of his mother. he has not been seen or heard from since tuesday morning. >>> a new fire as crews work to control two raging wildfires. w afternoon south of the river and ranch fires. it has burned 45 acres and forced about 50 people to evuate. crews say they have stopped spr firefighters are also making progress on the twin fires. combined they've scorched nearly 95,000 acres. the fires have destroyed 14 homes. last night, dozens packed a community meeting in kelsey ville to hear the

you could have further charges against members of tru,'s fami against other parts of his campaign. even if they are guilty, the president's team is reserving this argument that maybe they did something wrong, but it is a technical violation, and a akpardon wouldmore sense. robert: you've been at the courtrm in alexandria. such a heated environment. you have judge ellis saying he's getting threats. we talk about what this means people on the left and right are plugged into this trial. >> we had members of the general public on both sides of the aisle showing up to sit alongside the reporters in the courtroom for days of testimony, especially when rick gates was on the stand. just ordinary folks lining up to see this. the dynamic in the room has been interesting. it is not like your normal trial. youth have things looming in the background, like the pardon, which seems to have shifted e way these things play out. you don't normally hite the possibof a pardon. its also important to keep in mind this is only the first manafort trial. there's supposed to be another one on issues somewha

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the fami released a statement saying that "in the years since, john has surpassed expectations for his survival, but the progress of the disease and the inexorable advance of age render their verdict. with his usual strength of will he has chosen to discontinue dical treatment." ron, what exactly did john mccain bring to politics and to the notion of public service in general? ron: well, unquestionably,r f you look oe last 50 years of anyone who has served inll politics, you e hard-pressed to find anybody who is me of a hero, more of an icon, than john mccain. he spent so many years being brutally tortured in vietnam. he refused to come home until his men came home. then he came back, ran for congress, became a united states senator, and has shown a lot of grace, a lot of t, and frankly, a lot of determination. i have had such the privilege of working with him in the white house, when i was on capitol hill.u ll find a tough legislator and someone who is remarkably fair. i really, really enjoyed working with him. jane: it is notable that people from both sides of the aisle have been exp

today her fami family issued a statement people around the world that sent thoughts and prayers. >> ron mott, thank you. wa >>> tonight ha is on alert bracing to get lashed by a major hurricane laying a category four storm with maxim sustained winds of 155 miles an hour. hurricane hunters flying into the eye of the storm and forecasts now say the islands are set to get socked with torrential rain. officials are aring for major flooding and rescue operations all hawaii public schools will be closed thursday and friday. the storm is not expected to make landfall as it slides by. only two hurricanes have made landfall on hawaii since satellite recordkeeping began. >>> tonight, there is w a reat stemming from those wildfires we've been covering extensively. raging across the west the shiftids and smoke have pushed a lelanket of toxic air to sea toxic engh that the ci issued public health warnings in the usually pristine northwest. nbc gadi schwartz tellus more. >> reporter: the iconic sites of seattle choked by a smoky haze. >> the needle there. i can barely see the top of it. >> reporter:

for famies divided by the korean war, this a rare chance to reunite. brothers, sisters, a 92-year-old mother seeing her son for the first time since he was 4. in all, 89 south koreans were allowedo cross the border to meet north korean relatives, bringing old photos to revive fading memories. for lee, the only evidence of his br fher. so many years this was all you haig >> nor than a postage stamp. taken just before the outbreak of war in 1950. he says his first words upon theting him? k you for staying alive. they were suspended three years ago amid tension he the north often uses them as a bargaining trip. suit indicates fl of clothing and medicine, but nothing more than $100 because of sanctions. that the reunions have resumed is a sign of warming diplomatic relations. it's also a nod to time. already,75,000 south koreans who had registered to see familh agaie died without getting the chance. at 95 lee never thought he would reach north korea or any family there. it's going to be hard to say good-bye, he says. and it was. after years of waiting, fam

fami news 4's amy cho with a program that's helping this woman succeed. >> that's the program that's used right now that nsa runs to actually collect all this data. >> reporter: going back to computer classes takes iv that n most. d.c. native wendy paul spent much of her life with the department of defeote working to t people until one day she and her daughter eve were driving in d.c. and dunk driver slammed into them, ending wendy's career and nearly her life. >> i kind of sank down into a spir of depression. that affected me so badly that i di 't think that i could do anything like this. it wasn't in the cards for me. >> a few months aftethe accident, wendy's son rasheed would be shot and killed. as >> ilways so proud of him. he knew that. he was so happy and he wanted everybody to be happy. >> reporter: through the loss and the months of recovery, this mom is still on a mission to make her children proud. she's now going to school at the byte back center in northeast to learn how to use technology. >> all it takes is you to start and try and to start, you know. u'you'd be surprise

(girl speaking spanish): (interviewer speaking): h >> smith: the fami fled el calvador in november 2016 they esped after the oldest, alison, witnessed murder. (alison speaking): (interviewer speaking): (alison speaking): (interviewer speaking): (alison speaking): >> smith: alison's mother said there was no turning back. (interviewer speaking): (esmeralda speaking): (waves crashing) >> smith: the practice of separating families was effect by the fall of 2017. t opposition was muted. >> i have put in place a zero- tolerance policy for illegal entry... >> smith: it was not until months later that attorney general jeff sessions made theol separationy explicit while on a border visit to san diego. he said the government had to separate children while theirnt pawere prosecuted for illegal entry. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you anday that childe separated from you as required by law. >> get out of here. >> if u make false statements... >> are you going to be separang families? is that why you're here? >> smith: behind sessions was the acting director of ice, tom hom

michelle and i offer our condolences to hir familis fami many loved ones. george w.sing a statement saying laura and i send our sympathies to the annan family. he was a tireless leader of the u.n. his voice of experience will be missed around the world. nikki haley releasing this statement saying, kofi annan devoted his life to making the world a more peaceful place through his compassion and dedication to service. he worked tirelessly to unite us and never stopped fighting for the dignity of every person. we join the entire u.n. and diplomatic community in celebrating his life and lifting the annan family up in love and prayers. >>> next, paul manafort's legal team now finding renewed confidence as the jury heads into a third day of deliberations monday. the president publically weighing in on the trial. we will discuss next. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ it's a revolution in sleep. th

friends and famy and supporters marched at the scene of the shooting. >> i was appalled, anoth unarmed african-american man in this country killed in an encounter with police. and time, here in m home, silver spris. >> montgomery county police contue to investigate the shooting. he officer could still face dweptal discipline. >>> now, after an upar over the idea of separate metro trains for unite the right demonstrators metro announcing nothing is off the table. >> over theweekend, jack evans n backtracked o his earlier comments now telling news4 the issue ofeparate trains was nevernder consideration. the website said the white nationalists plan to take the vienna metro to f d.c. the rally. they also say the confines of railcar present an unique security challenge. metro says it' working with law enforcement and the publicty sas its highest priority. >>> six minutes after 5:00 right now, a string of sex assaults in northwest d.c. has neighbors worried anddeolice wng if they're related. the assaults happened in the pa month in the foggy bottom, due point and logan neighborhoods. take a

. >> are you going to beil separating famies? is that why you're here? behind sessions was the acting director of ice, tom homan. >> i was honored to stand next to jeff sessions to announce this decision, surrounded by many american heroes wearing green, with one heckler th probably doesn't know the first thing about serving this nation. >> do you ve a heart? do you have a soul? get out of here! why do you work for this administration? >> in order to carry out these important policies.. >> it's not a new policy. dhs has not changed their policy on separating families. what we're saying is, if you cross the country illegally,po between ths of entry, you're going to be prosecuted. we've done it before, now we're just going to do zero tolence. we made it clear... >> smith: but we hadn't separated families. b >> we'n separating families for the 34 years i've been doing this job. >> smith: yes, you've been se arating families if there threat to the welfare of the child. this is a much broader application of this enforcement. >> agree. is do more of it. >> smi

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competition to talk about the policy, to battle on what we think is fair, he's from a blue alcohol already a fami is so funny, all the rhetoric today is talking about this upset. nobody is upset except for the folks who polled the wrong people. this is not surprising to us. andrew has been doing this work. and i would just say to ron desantis, shame on you. if you don't understand the history in this country with -- not even in this country, throughout the world, with putting black people in the same vain as monkeys, it's a problem. h&m lost a ton of business, maybe he should be h&m's new spokesperson because they lost business by a black boy wearing a hoodie that said monkey in the jungle or whatever it said in january. we have to get to the point where that rhetoric is not acceptable. it's not a dog whistle, it's a fog horn. >> ben, congress desantis' team is saying to characterize it as anything else is absurd. how do you see it? >> look, there are two things here. first off, to the democrat, congratulations on what is history. i mean, seeing a young person, me being younger, seeing someone pu

>> well, what happens unfortunately so many oufs know from frenz and fami suffered ths horrible diseaseer that when the end comes and in the case of senator mccain as we heard officially from his office yesterday. he decided to stop treatment. everybody gathers for what obviously is something that they knew was inevitable. but it's obviously not the same as knowing as it happening. and senator mccain has a father, a grandfather. he's got a loving wife, kids and friendships that are so close, somebody who can knows him very well said that they're like love affairs, the friendships he forged over his entire lifetime. speaking of friends, i just wanted to read you a tweet we just saw from lindsey graham saying america and freedom have lost one of her greatest champions and i've lost one of my dearest friends and mentor. that's coming from lindsey graham and i want to, as we soak in this news and you talked about his final moments and his family being around him. one of the gifts his dear friend has given to us is insight into how he thought, how he felt about the world, but also about his

if he is fired, it changes the die fami dynamics legally. dynamic as well. >> so who takes 46-who wants that job and who does the president want for that job? >> who could the president choose? i mean, president trump has said very clearly i chose sessions because he was loyal to me. out of loyalty. well, anyone that you view as loyal to you is probably active in the campaign and jeff sessions participation means he accused himself. >> and i also think that it is jarring that let's just say the republicans hold the senate and jeff sessions is fired. if the president fires seg s if the president fires segessio, he is firing him because of the russia investigation. and in the senate it has been bipartisan and it has been high brow. i'm hard pressed to believe that senators that truly believe robert mueller should be able to carry out his entire investigation without interference will think that it was okay for the president to fire his attorney general because of his -- >> and that is why the president said he fired james comey, that is why th

lee gelernt is the lead attorney for the american civil liberties esion representing the separated fami we invited the department of health and human services to jo us for this conversation. they declined our invitation. thank you for being here, mr. gelernt. you heard the numbers i was reading off. i was listening to the hearing earlier. briefly, are you satisfied with the pace of progress so far? >> generally speaking, we have not been satied. right now, i think it's moving a little quicker than i would have been, but- i'm sorry, i'm having trouble with my mic. the judge has made clear that ope government needs to move quicker, so we'reg at this point things move quicker. up till now, things he not moved at a pace we have been satisfied with, and, in particular, we believe the government may have been sitting on the phone numbers of these deported parents for weeks or months, and we should have had those much earlier. hopefully, know that the judge stde it clear that the government can't all any longer, we will find the parents. >> i want to ask you about the 366 phone numbers contact

. >> jimmy: you don't give fami family -- >> i wanted that autograph, man. >> jimmy: should have askedge football? >> i went to campbell hall in the valley. >> jimmy: the high school. >> then morehouse college, not known for their athletics. >> jimmy: they're known for their marching band, oh, yeah, man, yes. >> jimmy: they have a great marching band, don't they? >> i feel beyonce's new tour is inspired from the historically black college marching band. people came for the halftime, not to see us. >> jimmy: i was in the marching band in high school, it makes me so happy there's one place in the world where the football players are jealous of the marching band. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: unfortunately, you were on the football side of that. >> yeah, getting beat up, man. yeah, they get all the glory. >> jimmy: you could have picked up a tuba. >> i thought about it. it means more fans for us. >> jimmy: the team was not great when you were there? >> man, yeah, we were not, jimmy. we were not good. >> jimmy: how many games did you win, what was yo

i'm not mead yoimmediately fami with any other issues he may have from a financial standpoint. it's serious. he surrendered himself to the fbi this morning. he's going to be presented in court later today. he's been indicted. this is kind of a more long-term case. something they developed a significant amount of evidence to. phone conversations, people that have agreed to provide cooperating information. i think at this point, the congressman's in a heap of trouble here. as it relates to the specific securities charges that he's been hit with. >> again, it's not just the congressman. it's his son, and the son's soon to be father-in-law? >> yes. there's a number of family members involved. including his son's fee iancfia >> there's another individual shovelled in sto ininvolved in stock trading. >> anything the president can do to help collins here? has the -- the president has not said anything yet. but this is definitely a member of congress who's been an early and ardent supporter of president trump. >> will he do anything? will he pardon him? >> is this a situation where he

neither police, the city attorney, nor the fami makes the decision. >> we need to prove to the satisfaction of a judge that there is a legitimate concern here, that someb going to be a threat to themselves or to someone else. we're worried about lives here. so we have that burden of proof. on the flip side of it, the gun owner also has an opportunity to come to the court and tell their side of the story, to put their conduct into context. >> we need that red flag law. >> reporter: you need a lower statutory threshold. >> we need a change in the statute to save lives. >> reporte according to the colorado department of human services, i2017, more than ,000 persons in the state were deemed an "imminent danger" to themselves or others and placed on a 72-hour mental health hold and forced into a emergency treatment program. over the decade there has been an increase of more than 300%. >> urwe don't fit people's pi of what the parents of a mass murder is. >> reporter: bob and arlene holmes are the parents of james holmes, the aurora theater shooter who in 2012 killed 12 people and wounded scores

there have been some hints th he fami seen that have given them some moments of concern. sofi made a reference to being punished sometimes if she cried too much or didn't eat her food. she made another reference to being given medication. she also has bags under her eyes that r familyentioned they noticed. they asked her why that was,sl wasn't sheping well? she says, we slept all day. so her family is nowed conce why was this three-year-old sleeping all day. and how was she treated during her time away from us. they have a lot of questions. they're goin to see over time they will try to pull some of that information out of her. they don't want to focus on that. obviously right now they want her to get comfortable tot, ge back with the family to, remember she is loved and she was missed. oney havreal concerns based information from the medical community. n,e very act of forcibly separating child particularly this young, from their care gives, that's deeply traumatic and inayomes irreversible. sofi is just three. little things when you are tree can have a really big impisac

. >> jimmy: but, did youesake the fami did you -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you travel with the family theree we left the dogs back home. [ audience aws ] >> barbara and jade. >> this is barbara. >> oh, you got their pins. yeah. [ audience aws ] >> she's actually -- she just a a pin. >> jimmy: thju's it. they'r pins. they're not real dogs? >> alexandra, a fan in australia made these for us.he >> yeah,ave this to him while we were on the tour. so we were like, "yeah, we'll wear them tonight." >> but we gotta keep an eye on the dogs because we put them in a daycare. like, a doggy daycare that has video cameras so we can spy on them while we're gone. ] [ light laught you can log on, and like check on them. >> jimmy: yeah, i heard about that. yeah. e d you check in, and what w they doing >> constantly. >> jimmy, it's difficult to say this, but our dogs are sleeping together. [ laughter ] >> and we are waerhing. [ laug >> jimmy: that's even -- that's even weirder to say, but not as difficult. but you -- really? they were? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> well, they're best friends. our dogs are act

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. >> reporter: well, actually it's the appalachian trail, and they're called family ment fami dancersreports in the early days of the administration, president trump loved rewatching his debates with hillary. this was one of his favorite exchanges. >> it's just awful lye good with someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> reporter: but replays don't always age well. these days that "in jail" stuff is hitting closer to home. jeanne moos, cnn. >> because you'd be in jail. >> reporter: new york. >> thank you for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. >>> hey, good evening. thanks for joining us. a big night. the president is told to stop tweeting about a key moment in the russia probe, and the first star witness in the first big trial to come out of robert mueller's investigation takes the stand today. he is rick gates. he was a senior official in the trump campaign. more important than that, he was campaign chairman paul manafort's business partner. and today at manafort's tax and bank fraud trial, he offered poten

. >>> the famy of senator john mccain gathered at his bedside as h eers the final stage of the year longe with brain cancer the arizona republican's family says he is discontinuing medical treatment for the disease. known as the maverick. mcca serving in the sixth term in the senate. republican nominee i 2008 f president. senator is days before mccain's 82nd >birthday. elon musk overnight says he will not take the company private. oueer rocked financial when he saidmonth he would take the company off the stock exchange. he changed his mind after talking to >areholders. his is something that might make you dizzy on saturday morning. motor boat in washington's puget sound circling around and around for two hours with no one at the wheel. the driver fell out making sharp tus. he falls out and the driver swam to shore a the coast guard jumped aboard and managed to cut the engine. >>> now to a "today" update. we told you about a homeless man rescued from the streets of philadelphia last fall aser word of indness went viral. that sparked a massive fund raising .campai bringing in more than $40

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and fami >> experts say you don't have to ditch the phone entirely.ur child at the pool. if you need to answer a textker a call, go to the pool with another parent and excuse yourself and say y, can y watch the kids. >> everybody has a cell phone and people are always calling or texting on their social media. e it's tooasy to get distracted. you can't take a life back once they drown. >> you want to know what the righthing too is and experts seem to know do they think we should leave our phones somewhere >> no. the phones are important especially if there's an emergency. avoid distrac sons and makee that at all times someone is watching your child. so if you're there with someone else, pass off that >> or maybe everyone who's at the pool, regardless of whether they're a parent or not should maybe have their c il phone their pocket. >> put it in the bag. >> i think the point is it just takes secon andt makes no sound. you think just for a second i'll briefly look. we don't k evenw how -- you look at your phone, you think it's three seconds. 0.it could

mcallister says his son began running away and getting into trouble two years ago and hasn't lived with the fami foreral months. the troubling incident leaving him torn between te for his son and his commitment to law enforcement. "despite having the desire any parent would have in wanting to protect their child, my oath isw ands will be, to the law and my vow of integrity guides meough this horrendous difficulty." >> and jacob, i'm sure police o are worki a motive. have they figured one out yet? >> no motive yet, hoda, but the manteca police haven't yet ther explored whether or not this is a hate crime, and they will be sure to explore whether it's a hate crime. of cour, sikhs in the united states have often been the target of discrimination, particularly after the september 11th in some assaults, sikh men have wrongly been assumed to be muslims,oc ngly, and for sure, they will be exploring that angle. >> jacob, thank you. >>> now to a getting a lot of attention. vice president mike pence sketching outet thels for a new branch of the u.s. military. president trump's proposed space force. nbc's

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