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from komo, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> footsteps. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> you know, i don'tanything scary, stop it. stop. stop. >> i don't like it. >> stop it. >> i don't like it. >> did i hear footsteps? sure a lot of "world news now" ghosts around here. >> glad they're not hearing it in their house anymore. we are starting to hear things here. >> may she rest in peace. don't play with me, >> it is actually amazing though how much they went through to finally find where she belongs. >> they said they herd footsteps, diane. >> he is focused on food steps. >> jack, come on, jack. come out! >> totally fine. >> forget about it. >> it is not scary at all. >> ha-ha. >> i really don't do scary things. >> clearly. >> i really don't. >> we are going to have fun with this. days away from mother's day, every mother counts. >> sure do. the organization founded by a supermodel quickly turning into a social movement. you're watching "world news now." h means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put th

and thank you to ambassador david friedman and mrs. friedman, for joining us with a number of good friends who've come from our country to yours as we reaffirm the unshakeable bond between the united states and israel. thank you. [applause] mr. trump: i'd like to begin my remarks today by sending the thoughts and prayers of the entire american people to the victims of the terrorist attack in manchester. you know, you've all been watching. you've seen just a horrible thing going on. i want to send our condolences to the many families who lost their loved ones. horrific, horrific injuries. terrible. dozens of innocent people, beautiful young children savagely murdered in this heinous attack upon humanity. i repeat again that we must drive out the terrorists and the extremists from our midst. obliterate this evil ideology and protect and defend our citizens and people of the world. [applause] pres. trump: all civilized nations must be united in this effort. this trip is focused on that goal, bringing nations together around the globe of d

ambassador to israel, david friedman, who just took up his post. now, this is a controversial attendance by ambassador friedman. this is the first time any u.s. diplomat has ever attended these jerusalem day celebrations where benjamin netanyahu is talking about jerusalem being the unified capital under israeli control that is not for negotiation. this comes as president trump is seeking to negotiate peace between the israelis and the palestinians. jerusalem is a very sensitive, what they call a final status issue in that, and for ambassador friedman to be sitting at these celebrations in effect endorses the israeli idea that jerusalem could be that unified capital. now, with president trump facing all this controversy about what he's going to do at the embassy, a very controversial move that's certainly going to anger the arab states as president trump gave this very what he thought positive message to them today. >> elise and nic robertson, our thanks to both of you for joining us. >> president trump is thousands of miles uz way, but again, back

you --: money, back to vonnie quinn, back to you. , josh: still ahead friedman.e'sll find out where putting his money. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world had orders in new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." let's check our first word news. emma chandra has more. emma: in 130 may interview, eyep managed to poke the -- in one 30 minute interview, trump managed the poke the eye of every constituency in his party. some people want to go back to the old system, right? so we will look at that. we are looking at it now. and dodd-frank is going to be very seriously different -- changed. so the banks can go back to loaning money. bill trump also set a replacing obamacare will be just as good when it comes to pre-existing conditions. that promise is not supported by the current republican proposal. german chancellor angela merkel has told vladimir putin that e.u. economic sanctions against in placell remain because of lack of progress in settling the conflict in ukraine. france, emmanuel macron is

wayne friedman joins us from napa with the details. >> reporter: this is certainly bad news for napa high school. announcement of the charges from the district attorney's office came in just before 4:00 this afternoon. to summarize them, the d.a. filed petitions on six juveniles for criminal actions. because they're minor, we don't know the severity of those charges. 11 other juveniles remain under investigation. the d.a. did not find enough evidence to file charges defense any coaches. from the beginning they insisted the hazing in this locker room was serious. six juveniles face charges, maybe more, a surprise to the community to players to parents. >> there needs to be consequences to kids that have done something wrong. but it needs to be consistent to all other hazing incidents that happens and it needs to be fair. >> i believe hazing happened, but the way they handled it, they might have been victims in beginning, now we have 130 victims. >> reporter: the entire coaching staff resigned in protest threatening next year's season. not until this week did the school district announ

wayne friedman joins us from napa with the details. >> reporter: this is certainly bad news for napa high school. announcement of the charges from the district attorney's office came in just before 4:00 this afternoon. to summarize them, the d.a. filed petitions on six juveniles for criminal actions. because they're minor, we don't know the severity of those charges. 11 other juveniles remain under investigation. the d.a. did not find enough evidence to file charges defense any coaches. from the beginning they insisted the hazing in this locker room was serious. six juveniles face charges, maybe more, a surprise to the community to players to parents. >> there needs to be consequences to kids that have done something wrong. but it needs to be consistent to all other hazing incidents that happens and it needs to be fair. >> i believe hazing happened, but the way they handled it, they might have been victims in beginning, now we have 130 victims. >> reporter: the entire coaching staff resigned in protest threatening next year's season. not until this week did the school district announ

and wayne friedman has reaction. >> reporter: back in business accessible to tourists all of us oncelittle piece of history from which san franciscans watched their city burn during the quake. a place they called home during rebuilding. in short, hallowed ground. today, alamo square park reopened, new trees, grass, drought resistant plants and more efficiency. >> went from the most water wasting park in our system to the most water efficient park in our system. >> though the longer than expected process had a draining effect on local economy. >> less visitors, stressful. >> because at the alamo square deli, the vutz that attracted hungry customers. pretty much kept them away with the park closed and no one able to visit. here is a drone view 7 shot of alamo square park before they pulled the fences down. after today though, no regrets. >> pretty grateful for, all they did with the landscaping. think they did a great job. we sat down, grass. kind of feels like a mattress. >> this windy hill feels like home again. where else in the city can a person take a nap and wake up to the view o

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that is on the edge of milton friedman. i remember milton friedman. you enjoying grinding this out? mr. bernanke: [inaudible] tom: it's a public service. let's go to it right now. the going to ask you about fed balance sheet. you've written about this. i would suggest there is a fear in some camps bordering on hysteria, and you seem to face this debate about lowering the fed balance sheet to balloon up during the crisis. you seem calm about it. are you

wayne friedman tells us what the city council decided. >> inside at kristin moore's house the prize pet without question is a pig named hamilton. he's a bundle of joy who hopes for legitimate pet status in benicia, and that's why they were hoping to alter a long-standing ordinance. >> i asked him to make an exemption because the current ordinance is older and i asked them to make an exception for mini pigs as pets. >> to be walked only on leashes and be limited in size and weight. >> they want to be responsible about it and enjoy their companionship. >> they told the council that the size and weight standards are unrealistic. >> and to keep a miniature pig under 100 pounds would never work, case in point her only potbelly pig. >> you don't put a weight limit >> you don't put a weight limit on a german shepherd or rottweiler. >> sometimes local politics really can work. >> happy now? >> yep. >> are the pigs happy now? >> yes. >> as for hamilton, back home, benicia welcomes you. >> there's a california potbelly big association. >> we're not part of that. >>> we are seeing if caitlyn jenne

david friedman met with netanyahu yesterday, the prime minister said friedman's visit to the site wasdarity. joins us from london lucy cavanaugh. trump is set to become the first sitting president to visit the western wall next week. until now he's had unwavering support of israel. with this intelligence sharing information that israel may have been the source of the information he shared with russia in regards to isis, are there signs of a dark cloud over his visit? >> absolutely, yasmin. there is a dark cloud over this visit. israel has been one of america's closest allies, relations were somewhat frosty under president obama. there was a sense of a new page being turned when donald trump entered the white house. these controversies emerging over the past few days do not bode well for the relationship. let's start with the intelligence on isis that president trump shared with the russians. it's believed to have come from israel, considered so sensitive, yasmin, the u.s. reportedly hadn't shared it with its closest allies including the uk and canada. sharing this with the russians is

in san rafael, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> i love that story. >> we wish officer o'toole the best. >> looks like she is doing well. >>> let's go over to mike to hear what weather has in store for us. >> they may want to wear a cap the next couple of days as the breezes will get a little extraordinary. that's a great story. here's uplifting news this morning, also. your commute will be quiet weather-wise. you can see 280 and 17. sprinkles possible across the north bay. bright, windy and coolest tomorrow and sunny for mother's day. 20 at fairfield. remember it was 35 or 36 yesterday, so not quite as fast as it was. again, not quite as bad as yesterday. 66 in milpitas, and 69 in san jose. your microclimates on the peninsula, mainly 60 to 68. and much cooler and cooler air will shoot through the gap. mid to upper 50s along the coast today and into downtown san francisco. mid to upper 60s, barely 67 in napa, and everybody else around 64 degrees. 63 to 67 along the east bay. and our last look, about 67 to 70 inland east bay. my accuweather 7-day forecast, windy and cool tomorrow and brig

complicated the issue planning to move the embassy , from tel aviv to jerusalem, and appointing david friedman, known to be a donor to illegal settlements. martin: but it is interesting, question, that on both of those issues trump has walked back on what he said he would do. while he said he would move the embassy on the first day, he hasn't done it. it is just under consideration -- katty: just before mahmoud abbas' visit he reiterated -- martin: you have to parse the words. he said again that it was under serious can iteration, and will iteration,erious can in my estimation for another , four years. [laughter] martin: that is what "serious consideration" means. the settlement issue, notwithstanding what he said about the ambassador, trump's ambassador to israel, who is a strong supporter of settlement activity, the president himself in front of prime minister netanyahu when he came to town said he expected there to be settlement restraint, and in fact, there has been settlement restraint since at least -- at least the announcement of settlements -- since that visit. he is doing things that

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that is on the edge of milton friedman. i remember milton friedman. are you enjoying grinding this out? mr. bernanke: [inaudible] tom: it's a public service. let's go to it right now. the going to ask you about fed balance sheet. you've written about this. i would suggest there is a fear in some camps bordering on hysteria, and you seem to face this debate about lowering the fed balance sheet to balloon up during the crisis. you seem calm about it. are you calm about it? mr. bernanke: i'm calm about it. there are questions about how big it should be ultimately, and we can talk about it. but there seems to be no concern, certainly not much visible in markets that the unwinding part will be difficult. the whole strategy of the fed is two at some point stop reinvesting maturing securities and let it run off in a quiet, passive way. i suspect that will be received pretty well. tom: the concision of your thought, what you lead to always is in paragraph distinctions. you have an important distinction between the balance. educate our audience about the word

. >> if government spend coming create jobs as milton friedman says us why not hire people to dig holes with spoons then you get a lot of jobs out of that. >> sybrina go ahead. >> there is i think some burden needs to be on congress, write clear laws so often passing hundreds of laws constructive branch tosses rooms and regulation that weren't clear in the law we need to sort of streamline that, so that they can't do that especially when there are things overall 1 hundred million dollars it wasn't specified so i think there is a lot of work congress can do to rein in executives. >> you point to 1,000 statutes that you think should be wiped off the books right. >> the government has nose into too many things one of them labor market if you want growth, if you want jobs, liberate employees are by people do on sist of france. >> i like that last word, coming up next liberals planning a summer of resistance against the president's agenda is one here says it could get a chilly reresponse and backfire on democrats' economic agenda we debate it next. do you remember what your sdad and i taught

something on the supply side or on the supply side there be something kilter on the demand side milton friedman had this absurd -- observation nothing so permit as a temporary government program even though the explanations may vary over time why they have a lasting nature but if we look at that venture -- vested interest that inertia becomes easier to launder stand if you look at the work that has now been 30 years the rise and fall of great powers what is striking to re-read the principal stories to go back to the 1500's to ask the fundamental question of we would predicted that point the dominant powers nowadays we would pick china and the ottoman empire and how they unwound themselves it is hard not to construe that looking at that population of the technological advances in how under the awning dynasty they return in a word either from the bad emperor problem to face the shipbuilding restricting trade shifting the of border in word but the bureaucracy star is to weigh in in the last start to set in supporting technological innovations and to call it the idiot sultan problem there are cases

wayne friedman joins us from napa with the details. >> reporter: this is certainly bad news for napannouncement of the charges from the district attorney's office came in just before 4:00 this afternoon. to summarize them, the d.a. filed petitions on six juveniles for criminal actions. because they're minor, we don't know the severity of those charges. 11 other juveniles remain under investigation. the d.a. did not find enough evidence to file charges defense any coaches. from the beginning they insisted the hazing in this locker room was serious. six juveniles face charges, maybe more, a surprise to the community to players to parents. >> there needs t

they wrote letters to the friedman's bureau. they wanted to build communities among themselves. one of the major elements of that process was creating all lack towns. widerlcome in the society, number of african americans reconnected with their families and created towns where they built not only their homes, like this holding in maryland, which was then called jonesville maryland, but also schools and churches in those communities. building wasar built by john paul in eight teen 74. it compares or contrasts rather with the slave cabin you have seen earlier by being a two-story building. of his and hise family's ambitions and optimism for the future. they actually had just bought land, so they were freehold farmers, not tenant farmers or sharecroppers. with others in their community, they built one of the first, one of nine all-black towns in montgomery county in the late 1870's and eight in 80's. it was a mark of their independence and it mirrored towns across the country. this building was still in use as a family home, although highly renovated well into the 20th century. the

abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has a look at some of the security measures taken to keep concert-goers safe. >> the nappy valley fair ground looked like a work in progress. the venue expected to draw 120,000 people during three days beginning friday as bottle rock and the throngs return again. >> it puts us on the map. >> but after yesterday's fatal attack in england, does any anyone want to be on the map today? bottlerock made a statement: we asked the local police. >> our security position has not changed. we have worked over the last four years to develop a security plan that we have a high level of confidence in. >> reporter: before entering the venue, expect >> some of this comes back to the public. >> reporter: if you see something suspicious, report it. in these urn certain times, better to be watchful than to become a headline. >> as security threats continue, stay with abc 7 for the latest information. download the abc 7 app to have breaking news alerts sent right to your smartphone. >> so many people are sending their thoughts to manchester. you can embassy press your condole

this is david friedman, donald trump chose him as the new us ambassador to israel.tart thejob. he is controversial in some causes because he supports moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. we know donald trump is considering that option. tom bateman has more. president trump may have gained something of a reputation for keeping people getting on a number of issues. certainly this one is no exception, not whether he will or will not move the us embassy to jerusalem. we have a further glimpse into his thinking over the weekend, when his secretary of state rex tillerson said that the president was thinking carefully about the impact it would have on the peace process. this drew a very quick response from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who of course favours such a move. he said it would not damage the peace process but instead would shatter what he called the palestinian fa ntasy what he called the palestinian fantasy that jerusalem is what he called the palestinian fantasy thatjerusalem is not the capital of israel. the stakes are pretty high ar

. >> wayne friedman of the san francisco station has the story. >> reporter: welcome to the oddfellow san francisco. you might be wondering where are the graves? >> so she was -- right here. >> reporter: that is erica carter pointing to the spot in her backyard where workmen found an expensive coffin. inside, the well preserved body of an unknown 2-year-old girl. when crews removed the bodies from here in the 1930s they left her behind. >> what do you do and what is right for this child? >> reporter: as news of the discovery spread she became known as miranda eve, given taher by garden of innocence national which provides dignified burials for abandoned children. after, research, sunny knows the name, edith howard cook. >> we fell in love with her. we wanted her to have her name back. she deserves that. >> reporter: new information touched erika and her husband john who have two daughters of their own. >> when we discovered her, you know i could thinning to myself, my gosh could have been my little girl. >> reporter: there is a twist, strange one, they never mentioned it until we left

. >> abc7 news reporter wayne friedman has our story. >> in dublin today, gabrielle blackmon picked up her two daughters at the elementary school. >> the dublin school board may vote to build a high school two long blocks from santa rita jail. >> it's insanity, it's a stupid location for a school, across from a prison. it's got to be a joke, it's a bad dream. >> reporter: but dublin has faced a population explosion in recent years, all the these school kids won't fit into the already existing dublin high. thus the search for a new campus in this city with not a lot of land left. >> i don't think we have any location in our field of vision right now that's completely ideal, no. but i think this actually has great possibilities. >> michelle mcdonald works for the school board who will hold a vote on this issue tomorrow night. they'll be getting an ear full. >> i think this community is angry that their children are not being fairly represented by this board. >> the alameda county sheriffs have told us they haven't had an issue with a release in 20 years. we have an elementary school that

in 1864, friedman -- freedom for might yet bens compromised, sloot, or even halted. even though people are to imagine gettysburg is the turning point of the war, that is not the case. more men died after gettysburg and before, as much remained at stake as war. this is not a decline in the story. everyone awaited the culminating battle between grant ansley. victories inentous 1962 and that 1862 and 1863, and arrived to take over all the command of the united dates forces and travel with the army of the potomac. he would try to do what no union general had done for three years, destroy the army of virginia. lee welcomed the chance to confront grant in a coal battle while the confederate army was still strong. to fightrmies needed as soon as possible that spring. lee and his staff had struggled throughout the winter to feed and arm their soldiers, and had watched demoralization erodes the ranks. but by spring, most men who had left the ranks to visit home had returned, and lee was commanding over 6500 men -- 65,000 men. many had persuaded themselves even the defeat at g

unmatched in the city, from alamo square park, in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >>> jurors from a san francisco court today ruled two former professors infringed on uc patents when they used plant material from the school to develop a new type of strawberry for their own company. damages have yet to be determined. california grows 80% of the strawberries eaten in america. and strawberries grown at uc davis account for 60% of all strawberriesati strawberries nationwide. >>> we'll have cooling clouds the next couple of days, but memorial day weekend will bring back the warmth, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> making the perfect wine with an eye in the sky. why drones a s ars are buzzing napa valley. >>> and every day, you're thankful for the ones you love. and every day you promise to protect them. off! is here to help with proven protection against mosquitoes. trust our family to protect yours. sc johnson, a family company when you you act fast.er, boo. so do we. raid kills roaches seven times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. seven times fa

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. >>> wayne friedman joining us from napa with a look at what to expect there. >> reporter: a few days from now, we expect to where standing in this very spot, watching over the crowd and the people outside, and a wonderful event. but in light of manchester, we have to ask some difficult questions. on friday, saturday and sunday, some 120,000 people. right now the timing could not be less perfect. >> i just don't see it as a target. i don't choose to live my life, i guess, i'm not a fear based person, i don't live my life afraid. >> the point being that san francisco is not manchester, england. it's a question we must ask with bottle rock at the center of the musical universe. >> bottleding rock napa valley works in coordination with local and regional law enforcement agencies to provide the very best in safety measures for our festival guests. so we asked local police. >> our security has not changed. we have worked over the last eight years to develop a security plan that we have a high level of trust in. >> as to prevents threats just outside -- >> i don't know that you can everybo

unmatched in the city, from alamo square park, in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >>> jurors from a san francisco court today ruled two former professors infringed on uc patents when they used plant material from the school to develop a new type of strawberry for their own company. damages have yet to be determined. california grows 80% of the strawberries eaten in america. and strawberries grown at uc davis account for 60% of all strawberriesati strawberries nationwide. >>> we'll have cooling clouds the next couple of days, but memorial day weekend will bring back the warmth, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> making the perfect wine with an eye in the sky. why drones a s ars are buzzing napa valley. >>> and >>> we have breaking knew details on the mystery of a missing uber tridriver. a husband and father that hasn't been seen for ten days, they have identified a person of interest and believe foul play is involved. he owed money to a manage for a gaming debt. police were going to interview tang, but they believe he got scared and possibly fled to his native

and tonight, maria bartiromo has an interview with nasdaq ceo adena friedman, the first woman to evern a u.s. stock exchange, one of the most powerful women on wall street. that's 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> we've had a great show tonight, jam-packed, lot of news, positive information for you to head into the weekend. that does it for us, thank you for joining us in your homes, have a good weekend. "making money" with charles payne is next. . charles: good evening. i'm charles payne, from health care to today's stellar jobs report, it's been an absolutely huge week for the trump administration. this, as they move full steam ahead on tax reform, so who better to break it all down than gary cohn? here are highlights from my interview with the international council director earlier today. >> unlike health care, we are you at talking to all the groups interested in our tax plan. to drive economic growth and bring jobs back to america, you can't do it in bite size increments.

. >> abc7 news reporter wayne friedman has our story. >> in dublin today, gabrielle blackmon picked up her two daughters at the elementary school. >> the dublin school board may vote to build a high school two long blocks from santa rita jail. >> it's insanity, it's a stupid location for a school, across from a prison. it's got to be a joke, it's a bad dream. >> reporter: but dublin has faced a population explosion in recent years, all the these school kids won't fit into the already existing dublin high. thus the search for a new campus in this city with not a lot of land left. >> i don't think we have any location in our field of vision right now that's completely ideal, no. but i think this actually has great possibilities. >> michelle mcdonald works for the school board who will hold a vote on this issue tomorrow night. they'll be getting an ear full. >> i think this community is angry that their children are not being fairly represented by this board. >> the alameda county sheriffs have told us they haven't had an issue with a release in 20 years. we have an elementary school that

abc7 news reporter wayne friedman joins us live from the sheriff's office in santa rosa with a look at both cases. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies are saying that shaun gallon was a suspect since the beginning of this case, but they never had enough ed to charge him. but when they did charge him with the murder of his brother, well, he started talking. in quiet, picturesque jenner, it remains a mystery, jenner's painful, gnaws contrast to such a beautiful place. >> it was shocking and unusual and nobody had any idea who it was. >> reporter: this is the booking photo of 38-year-old shaun gallon from forest ville. there's evidence linking him to the murder of jason allen and 22-year-old lindsay kitshaw. >> we have located evidence that corroborates his statement. >> they were christian counselors at a youth camp in sample. they were on vacation sleeping on this beach, police found their bodies still in their sleeping bags, in the head at close range. no apparent motive. >> we believe it is a random crime and we're confident that there is no connection between them, yes. >> reporter: sher

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abc 7 news reporter, wayne friedman met with her loved ones today. >> don't let the brightly colored balloons or gathered crowd mislead you. when the friends and namely -- it was hard and painful. >> sister rosie did. father james and mother joyce did as well. where is she? is their daughter dead or alive? >> how do you deal with not knowing? >> i try not thing hag bout it. one year ago, 15 year older pearl walking to school on the overpass when witnesses said they saw, the 19-year-old attack her and drag her away screaming. surveillance cameras traced his car to jenner, then to santa barbara county where the next day, he died in a shootout with police. detectives, never found more than traces of pearl's blood in the car. no sign of a body. >> don't know where he took her, what he did with her or why he took her. i mean, the question is sfwhie or where she is senate one year later this overpass of 780 remains a memorial. impossible to miss when walking through. hard to ignore, when driving beneath. for family members, let any just hope that the rest of us, never know such pain. if sh

. >>> wayne friedman joining us from napa with a look at what to expect there. >> reporter: a few days from now, we expect to where standing in this very spot, watching over the crowd and the people outside, and a wonderful event. but in light of manchester, we have to ask some difficult questions. on friday, saturday and sunday, some 120,000 people. right now the timing could not be less perfect. >> i just don't see it as a target. i don't choose to live my life, i guess, i'm not a fear based person, i don't live my life afraid. >> the point being that san francisco is not manchester, england. it's a question we must ask with bottle rock at the center of the musical universe. >> bottleding rock napa valley works in coordination with local and regional law enforcement agencies to provide the very best in safety measures for our festival guests. so we asked local police. >> our security has not changed. we have worked over the last eight years to develop a security plan that we have a high level of trust in. >> as to prevents threats just outside -- >> i don't know that you can everybo

you mentioned milton friedman. i used to have dinner with him every few months before he died in san francisco. as you all know, he always said the single most important thing to help poor people was universal school choice. we could in this city -- just one example, in washington, d.c., where we are right now, the average poor resident of this city, mostly blacks and hispanics, could get a better education for half the cost in the catholic school system. we're spending $20,000 per student in government schools. we could give them $10,000 to go to a catholic school and it -- they would get a better education. the next one is social security. that will probably be second -- that should shock people. social security helps poor people, right? that's a great program. it makes sure what people grow old they do not become destitute. it turns out we ran numbers -- in fact, we just ran these with the actuaries in the social security administration. instead of having the social security tax taken from workers every week, ev

abc7 news reporter wayne friedman joins us live from the sheriff's office in santa rosa with a look at both cases. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies are saying that shaun gallon was a suspect since the beginning of this case, but they never had enough ed to charge him. but when they did charge him with the murder of his brother, well, he started talking. in quiet, picturesque jenner, it remains a mystery, jenner's painful, gnaws contrast to such a beautiful place. >> it was shocking and unusual and nobody had any idea who it was. >> reporter: this is the booking photo of 38-year-old shaun gallon from forest ville. there's evidence linking him to the murder of jason allen and 22-year-old lindsay kitshaw. >> we have located evidence that corroborates his statement. >> they were christian counselors at a youth camp in sample. they were on vacation sleeping on this beach, police found their bodies still in their sleeping bags, in the head at close range. no apparent motive. >> we believe it is a random crime and we're confident that there is no connection between them, yes. >> reporter: sher

so many of us so that includes support for the of columbia of journalism school and professor sam friedman many of those bond to publish the book with a 15 week spring sevener it to teach and encourage and mentor the proposal a few basket with their record is that publication over the years we are grateful to the enterprise for supporting of the late to ignore ledger and think the family again and all of you think you for your time to make this a healthy rise. [applause] and then there are the judges have also given great time to the winners year after year i think some of them are with us. [applause] so now web:by jonathan up to say a few words he is well known as the award winning author and has been a great partner. >> thanks for all you do and the premiere journalism school that is so well lead. welcome to your wall and thank you for coming give another salute because this is a real serious commitment and we're really appreciative over the last 19 years to give you a sense of the larger mission with the lucas prize project with that model of journalism is an influx to put that mildly.

support for the fellowship at columbia and journalism school with a $5,000 grant that professor sam friedman has led many of those students to want to publish books that have attended his class's or attend this spring seminar by application is an institution and designed to encourage and mentor every student to finish a nonfiction book proposal and the record of publication over the years is a jaw dropping so we are grateful. his wife is here tonight that would like to with knowledge her and think the family again and also recognize the board members in attendance. thank you for your time we appreciate that. [applause] and then there are the judges who live also given great time and dedication to the quality of the winners year after year please stay and. -- stand. [applause] said jonathan is known as day award winning author he has been a great partner of the school's. [applause] >> thinks for all you do at columbia is so wonderful to see such a national institution premier journalism school in our country so well lead and i want to welcome and thank you for coming and also to our wonderful

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in napa, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> so many people are sending their thoughts to manchester you can express your condolences by sharing this image on our abc 7 news feback page. >>> a fall play have claimed the life of a woman. authorities say they found the body, her caretaker last saw her on friday night, she was spotted on surveillance video near where her body was found. she was discovered 100 fifrt feet down a steep ravine. deputies say she may have slipped. >>> police hope you can find a suspect that showed up in a waenz bedroom. she said a man who looks like this got in her bedroom, stood at the foot of her bed and shined the light in her eyes. he took off when he saw the woman's boir friend. this happened in the terra linda area. they want to hear from anyone who recognizes the man in this sketch. >>> a massive landslide that i hit highway 101 over the weekend could take months to repair. it happened south of big sur. a quarter of a mile of hillsdale hillside gave way. most of it dropped 200 feet into the ocean, engineers are just starting to assess the damage. they expect t

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they appointed ambassador to israel in david friedman was known to be a donor to illegal settlements.ments. yes on both of those issues president trump has walked back from what he was expected to do. he had said he would move the embassy on the first day but has not done it and now it is just under serious consideration. but the possibility that it could happen was reiterated. they said again it was under serious consideration and will be so in my estimation for another four years. that is what serious consideration means. 0n the settlement issue what is interesting is notwithstanding what you said about the ambassador to israel, who is a strong supporter of settlement activity, the president himself in front of benjamin netanyahu said he expected there to be settlement restrained. and in fact there has been. since that visit. so actually he's doing things which indicate to me a seriousness about his desire to do it. thank you very much. and that is why we need diplomats like modern to translate for us. it is interesting the idea of pulling people close and saying, you are my friend.