great grandfather, adam klein was his name, and he left germany in 1848 and found his way to north harris county in the early 1850s after coming to the united states and going to san francisco-- - the county is named for him. - well, and it's an unincorporated area of north harris county, but the school district is, has our family name, klein, - yeah. and so it isn't incorporated, but, but the area's known as klein, and yeah, i'm just proud to be part of the heritage there. - and one of the things about people who are successful spending their childhood and you know kinda growing up, education years, go to colleges, you did texas a&m, you lived in texas as a, you know, pre-adult. become an adult, they become successful in the creative professions, often they leave. they go to one of the two coasts, but you stayed in texas. - well, and staying is, staying is easy when you're gone all the time. - oh well, all right, okay. (laughing) explain. - in the music business, i go to the music business centers to nashville and to los angeles and new york to work and then i travel on the road. you know, i st

we forwarded it on to the harris county flood control district and the corps of engineers. that project is scheduled to start in march of 2018, in a few months. but that's after the fact. there are a number of other projects to expand the bayous, add capacity, shovel-ready. we need to take place. and, quite frankly, the funding needs to come, like, yesterday. if that takes place, thousands of homes would not have flooded. we know if there were detention base ins, put in place, hundreds of homes would not have flooded. the city of houston has started the engineering work on a detention basin. that would be big enough to hold the amount of water as the astro dome. hundreds of homes would not have flooded. that project costs about $45 million. needs to take place. there is a third reservoir that needs to take place in the city of houston. we've known about it for years and years. the barker dam, for example, has been on the worst list for a long time. those repairs and another third reservoir need to be put in place. the cost of that is about $400 to $500 million. if there had

and worse than watergate isn't trump has till friday to decide whether or not to release it and harris county chairman of the conservative think tank in the bow group believes the memo could reveal the f.b.i. has been acting with bias and that it tried to influence the outcome of the u.s. election people ready seen a lot of evidence of this sort of thing of security services collusion and abuse of state power in order to effect a political bias or to operate with those all biased in order to affect a certain outcome the f.b.i. which is supposed to be an agency in the united states that is beyond corruption beyond bias and operates with a completely straight out i think if it is discovered that the f.b.i. has been using great powers of surveillance and state intervention towards influencing political outcomes i think that may represent an existential threat to the organization of the f.b.i. itself. very difficult to see how the f.b.i. could continue to to do that if it's turns out that they've been operating with a bias. the reaction to terms first state of the union address was mixed from sta

we forwarded it on to the harris county flood control district and the corps of engineers. that project is scheduled to start in march of 2018, in a few months. but that's after the fact. there are a number of other projects to expand the bayous, add capacity, shovel-ready. we need to take place. and, quite frankly, the funding needs to come, like, yesterday. if that takes place, thousands of homes would not have flooded. we know if there were detention base ins, put in place, hundreds of homes would not have flooded. the city of houston has started the engineering work on a detention basin. that would be big enough to hold the amount of water as the astro dome. hundreds of homes would not have flooded. that project costs about $45 million. needs to take place. there is a third reservoir that needs to take place in the city of houston. we've known about it for years and years. the barker dam, for example, has been on the worst list for a long time. those repairs and another third reservoir need to be put in place. the cost of that is about $400 to $500 million. if there had

amy: this comes as officials in harris county plant to ask voters to approve at least $1 billion to helpor flood control projects. talk about how this funding is being spent, dr. bullard. dr. bullard: well, i think the issue for many of us who have been working with communities in many years and houston -- houston is that oftentimes there is no level of transparency as to what the regular person on the street understands how the decisions are being made and how plans are being developed. the whole idea of trying to get a sense of will money follow need or will money follow power? mitigation, the flood mitigation is very important that we talk about rebuilding and recovering in a way that we don't reproduce the inequalities that existed before. when we talk about environmental justice standpoint, it has to be fair and equitable and flooding plus. it's not just flooding issues that we are concerned about. it's also about those upsets and restarts and shutdowns of these industries that created lots of pollution during the storm, but also emitted lots of pollution before the storm. that's wh

indeed among the many public safety officials have endorsed this approach, harris county deputy coordinator has said that this rule will be the single most important improvement to ththe nation's alerts and warnis infrastructure in years. i understand there's some division over the rules in the implementation deadline some say the schedule is too aggressive. some say that it's not aggressive enough. i think that it's just right. on this public safety matter i favor an approach that i believe is aggressive and achievable. in my view indicates november 2019 to this test. in short this rule coupled with the other improvements that we adopt today enabling consumers to retrieve alerts for 24 hours after they are received, clarifying the difference between providers participating in part versus at home and harmonizing the deadline for the enrollmenenrollment spanish-lane involvement for the hunger 360 character like messages. all of these things will strengthen the system and keep america safer. i like my colleagues would like to thank the staff of the public safetsafety homeland security bu for

so in some cases, it will mean buieng out old homes like ja white's, says harris county executive ed emmett. >> like itr not, we cannot keep paying people to rebuild in places where they're going to keep flooding. >> reporter: buyake money. the county will move forward with a large bond issue, and $5 billion from the department of housing and urban development is on the way, some of which will go towards th. >> there's been a huge disconnect, i think, between the builder of these developments and the home buyer. >> reporter: texas a&m professor sam brody says better information will help drive market changes moving forward. using fema data on that have flooded before, he created "buyers-b-where," so when people are looking to buy ain houston or galveston, they c know the flood risk, too. you know, we talked to a woman this morning. she's heading back to a house that is kind of being, you know, band-aided together. if she had her choice, she wouldn't go back there. she survived allison. she doesn't want another harvey, right. but she's like, "i don't have the money to anywhere else." >

indeed, among the many public safety officials who was endorsed this approach, harris county deputy emergency management coorduator francisco sanchez said this rule, and i quote, will be the single most important improvement to the nation's air lerts and warnings infrastructure in years. i understand that there's some division over the rules -- over the rule's november, 2019, implementation deadline. some say the schedule is too aggressive. some say it's not aggressive enough. i think it's just right. on this public safety matter, i favor an approach that i believe is aggressive and achievable. in my view the record indicates the november tissue that november, 2019, meets this test this rule, coupled with other improvements we adopt today, enabling consumers to retrieve alerts for 24 hours after they are received, clarifying the difference between providers participating in wea in part rather than whole, an -- and harmonizing the deadline for implementing spanish language alerting with a deadline for implementing longer 360-character length messages, all of these things will strengthen the we

harris county covers 1,778 square miles, it can sit in philadelphia with room still to spare. 41,000 square miles of land impacted by hurricane harvey that covered an area larger than connecticut, massachusetts, new hampshire, rhode island and vermont combined. this is not -- this is to show you the depth of devastation. it dropped 2100 trillion gallons of water mostly in houston, 58.88 inches fell and at the peak, september 1, one-third of houston was underwater. hurricane harvey recovery goes unknown. republicans controlling every phase of government. houston faces a long road to recovery. they have a long road. long road to recovery, senior citizens suffering. suffering from health conditions and you can see. here is the basic point. there is no reason why republicans joining with democrats cannot one have an $81 billion supplemental that goes up. it is not enough, but it is the administration that has cut into our very life by giving us a skinny disaster supplemental. i'm looking for the senate to plus it up. in this bill, if you want to know why we are voting no, where is the di

. >> sreenivasan: ed emmett is the harris county executive.he re called judges in texas.e's in charge of the more than 1700 square miles that 4.6 million people call home. he says the fema maps were nyearly wrong. and in fact, as s half of the flood insurance claims ter harvey came from properties ty outside ofhe flood plain. emmett says the maps need updating, because extreme ather is also becoming more common. >> i hate to use the phrase, b we have a new normal. we now have to assume that thesd f flood events can occur. >> sreenivasan: he points out that while harvey mnational diadlines as the worst flooding in u.s. history, it was by no means the first to hit this region in recent years. in 2015, 12 inches fe10 hours over memorial day.in april 2016, 15 inches fell in 24 hours, in what became known as the tax day flood. for each of these, the federal government distributed hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency relief and aid. >> i'm not denying climate chae. i mean all you have do is look at the satellite photoof the arctic or look at glacier national park. i mea

harris adds that violence of this type - two home invasions where guns were reportedly used against residents is not common in the county. harris. this is very unusual this type of violence for sonoma county. (grant) (grant) (grant) kron 4 first told you about the home invasions through our mobile app. we sent a push alert right to your phone. make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (vicki) new tonight at 5... an investigation is underway after complaints of flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond. the bay area air quality management district says inspectors are on the scene. this morning... they received at least two complaints of flaring. it's not clear what lead to the flaring... or what chemicals may have been released into the air. chevron released a statement saying... "there has been some intermittent flaring at the richmond refinery this morning. we apologize for any concern this has caused our neighbors. there is no need to shelter in place. flares are a highly regulated safety device monitored by the air district used in the refineries. this is an isolate

. >> reporter: years after the attack, the harris county sheriff's department say they found a match.led them to an army paratrooper in texas stationed at ft. bragg in fayetteville, north carolina. they say he has a family member who lived near the attack. >> he provided some key information that proved beneficial to your case. >> reporter: he is charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated kidnapping. he is in custody in north carolina being held on a $1 million bond and awaiting transfer to harris country. his dna was up loaded to the data base for another sexual assault. diane and kendis? >> thank you. >>> the cdc says nearly 16,000 people have been hospitalized with influenza since october. the highest ever recorded. at least 63 children have died this season including the first pediatric death in massachusetts, along with one in new jersey, a 6-year-old girl. it comes as a hospital outside seattle is screening all visitors for symptoms of the flu. >>> arts and crafts retailer, michaels is agreeing to pay a fine after glass vases injured customers. the governme

right now. >> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unitile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving, condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found a way to try to turn it. >> but harris says is he simply misunderstood. >> i feel like everybody looks at me like a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. when i see myself in the paper, i think to myself, if people really knew who i was and how i really am, they would know i didn't rape anybody, i didn't kidnap anybody. the people that do know me, my friends, they know me. my family, they know me. so, it's surreal, it's heartbreaking, depressing, and i wish i could change things, but i can't. >>> coming up -- >> you could trust me. >> douglas burden prepares to defend himself for the attack on a sheriff's de

harris: dr. bober, thank you very much. it's so great to get from you broward county with that immediate experience that you have with the officialsthank you. >> my pleasure. >> harris: as we await the suspect's first court appearance and an update from the broward county sheriff including that timeline that we're interested to see, the national spotlight, again, on school security. one expert says school shootings are a war and should be treated as such. is that realistic? what does it mean? the former co-share of a terrorism task force shares his insights with me. stay here. >> i imagine parents this morning are saying to themselves, you know, should my child go to school today? are they going to be safe? and we're going to figure this out. we've got to figure out how to keep our kids safe in this state. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum -- just to help you improve your skills. boom! that's l

. >>> in houston, harris county commissioners approving a multimillion dollar plan to renovate the astrodomeuld include raising the astrodome's floor to create an underground parking garage and also create nine acres of open space. that's a big project that's the news. back to you. >> where are they getting the money? >> that remains to be seen. >> sue, thank you very much. sue herera there. >>> let's get to some other big stories in our rapid recap sn we're starting off with red arrows the dow is indicated to open down by 138 points. >> hedge fund manager steve cohen's investment firm being sued for sexism in the workplace. >> the complaint alleges that male executives at point72 engaged in a pattern of discrimination against women and unequal pay. >> fed chairman jerome powell in a ceremonial swearing-in serb money making unexpected comments he says, quote, we'll remain alert to any developing risk to financial stability. >> strategically when you look out ahead, there's more uncertainty introduced because of that political uncertainty and the fact we have to pay attention to the details n

harris county covers 1,778 square miles, it can sit in philadelphia with room still to spare. 41,000 square miles of land impacted by hurricane harvey that covered an area larger than connecticut, massachusetts, new hampshire, rhode island and vermont combined. this is not -- this is to show you the depth of devastation. it dropped 2100 trillion gallons of water mostly in houston, 58.88 inches fell and at the peak, september 1, one-third of houston was underwater. hurricane harvey recovery goes unknown. republicans controlling every phase of government. houston faces a long road to recovery. they have a long road. long road to recovery, senior citizens suffering. suffering from health conditions and you can see. here is the basic point. there is no reason why republicans joining with democrats cannot one have an $81 billion supplemental that goes up. it is not enough, but it is the administration that has cut into our very life by giving us a skinny disaster supplemental. i'm looking for the senate to plus it up. in this bill, if you want to know why we are voting no, where is the di

drake is now able to buy a new stove while justin from harris county is paying down credit card debt. scott is using his savings to help him buy a brand new home. mr. woods told me that his tax savings, he is spending it on his wife he may be the smartest of us all. the tax cuts are even helping in hurricane harvey recovery. judy from orange county shared with me how the tax cuts have enabled her to replace household item destroyed by hurricane harvey. and jason from bay ton is able to now repair his home. the tax cuts and jobs act is making a real difference in the lives of our friends and our neighbors in southeast texas. and all across this nation. these decisions add up to tens of billions of dollars of investments in our economy. and small businesses. and education. and in the improvement of our lives. tens of millions of americans are seeing lower payroll deductions, resulting in bigger paychecks, more retirement savings, and bigger family budgets and relief at every level. this tax cut bill is benefiting families, job creators, and our economy. and i wish to thank my friend and

misty harris with sonoma county sheriff's department says the scene at melcon was actually the secondo home invasions. the first case, around 4:20 at a home on the 1900 block of fulton road. both connected and both later tied to this van found by police in vallejo. 3 people were caught, swat teams memebers are still looking for two suspects. harris says drugs seem to tied the two cases. harris. was this a drug deal gone back? we don't know, but we do know that marijuana play a factor in both cases. we have learned that in the first home invasion, it was violent too, a person tied up, another family member pistol whipped and another person shot - he was rushed to the hospital for treatment of a gun shot wound. in the meantime, sonoma county sheriffs' deputies guard this home as crime scene investigators must do their job of documenting what happened here. (estacio) family members have been coming in and out of the home here on melcon throughout the day, but they have said they don't want to talk right now about the homcide. in sonoma county, te (pam)ááá oncam ááá new at 8. we are getti

harris is an innocent man. >> are you going to keep fighting? >> this case is far from over. >> having seen the appeal, dick reynolds, the top prosecutor in cobb countynge the outcome. >> i have complete confidence in the jury and the evidence. and i believe when the day comes this verdict will be approved. >> but ross harris' supporters say there's another tragedy in all of this. they believe his conviction will make things worse for parents who make similar, terrible mistakes. >> this sets the precedent that anyone that does this is a monster. and that is just not the case. this really can happen to anyone. >> cooper's family may never stop grieving for the little boy who had just learned to say his dad's name, loved his trucks and loved his smile. does leanna want cooper's legacy to be? >> that he was loved. he was very loved. by everyone that knew him. especially his parents. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it is 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. here's what is happening. a tweet from president trump taking his national se

and it's not complete yet. >> harris: all right. that's pike county is one to keep our ice on then. because that's what the president and others have been talking about. if it works there on the local level, we want to know about that. we appreciate you brings us this word. congressman hal rogers thank you very much. >> thank you, harris. hairs airlines we did hear on president trump's plans to run for re-election in 2020. coming up, we will talk with our power panel about what that would look like and why he could be announcing so early. raj shaw told us eenumerated some things. politically i threw out one the democrats are having a struggle right now. dianne feinstein in california didn't get enforced yesterday. anyway, the supreme court's decision not to take up daca, effectively killing any sense of an impending march deadline. and you know what congress does if it doesn't have a deadline, not much. stay close. >> daca is going to be put back into the ninth circuit. you know, we tried to get it moved quickly because we would like to help daca. daca is going back and we'll see wh

misty harris with sonoma county sheriff's department says the scene at melcon was actually the second of two home invasions. the first case, around 4:20 at a home on the 1900 block of fulton road. both connected and both later tied to this van found by police in vallejo. 3 people were caught, swat teams memebers are still looking for two suspects. harris says drugs seem to tied the two cases. harris. was this a drug deal gone back? we don't know, but we do know that marijuana play a factor in both cases. we have learned that in the first home invasion, it was violent too, a person tied up, another family member pistol whipped and another person shot - he was rushed to the hospital for treatment of a gun shot wound. in the meantime, sonoma county sheriffs' deputies guard this home as crime scene investigators must do their job of documenting what happened here. (estacio) family members have been coming in and out of the home here on melcon throughout the day, but they have said they don't want to talk right now about the homcide. in sonoma county, te lawrence karnow: it was another sun

county. as expected spurs resting a lot of their stars, so harry kane and dele alli on the bench. county taking over 7000 fans to wembley. the average 3000 in league 2. rochdale waiting for the winners. all that he

county. as expected spurs resting a lot of their stars, so spurs resting a lot of their stars, so harry kane and dele alli on the bench. a welcome return for toby alderweireld, who makes his first appearance in over two months. newport county taking over 7000 fans to wembley. the average 3000 in league 2. rochdale waiting for the winners. all that he needs you can find on the bbc sport website and obviously there will be commentary you will find on five live as well. we will have much more on bbc news throughout the rest of the evening, but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, goodbye for now. you're watching bbc news. aftershocks continue to hit taiwan, after a powerful earthquake killed at least six people and injured more than 200 others. rescue efforts are continuing to free others still trapped in buildings that could collapse, after the 6.4 magnitude quake struck the city of hualien. cindy sui has more. taiwanese people are used to earthquakes, but this one shocked many. it forced several buildings to near complete collapse. new cctv footage has emerged of the moment when the earthqu

county that's really our only one so far. but i was just checking the waze app and one of my favorite guys happy harry is talking about icy roadsrkiomen avenue and exeter in berks county. some people still talking about a little bit of ice. you see those temperatures even colder than yesterday. 20 degrees in quakertown, 23 in pats pottstown, 28 in center city. we're well below freezing in south jersey and delaware, so if there's anything that looks damp it's obviously slick but no widespread problems, tam. >> thank you, karen. investigators say a vacation home reported stolen by a texas couple might have actually been repossessed because of the previous owner. joe and lonnie harrison say their one bedroom cabin went missing from madisonville. the prefabricated home was part of property they purchased last year. but they hadn't really been out to check on it since november. lonnie harrison came back on friday to see the property and said, hey, the house is gone. >> i didn't see the house. all i saw was blocks and pipes sticking up. >> the sheriff's office says this is probably just bad luck for the harrisons, they are likely vic

harris: again, we're awaiting a fresh update from the county sheriff in florida as the suspect in yesterday'sol shooting is set to make his first court appearance. we should say we've been promised to get a look at the timeline for the very first time in that next update. extremely important to keep our eyes on that let's go to "outnumbered overtime." the 19-year-old suspect who had been expelled from school charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder now. it's the nation's worst school shooting since sandy hook. he's expected to appear before a judge in a south florida courtroom in the next hour. president trump, who has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff, seeking to soothe the nation

counties. >>> the london "evening standard" reports prince harry and meghan markle were involved in a racistrax letter last week. it was sent to the kensington palace. it also contained a racist message. the letter was intercepted by the security before it reached the couple and the powder was found to be harmless. >>> and lindsey vonn scattered the ashes of her grandfather during her downhill skiing. vonn said she scattered the ashes of her late grandfather don kildow on a rock that she was told was special. he served in the korean war and was stationed near pyeongchang. >>> still ahead, taking away the nra's credit. why a major bank stopped using credit cards for the national rifle association. and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to

attorney: "entering a plea of not guilty">that is what both derek almena and max harris did tuesday here at the alameda countyerior court house in oakland. the two defendants are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the decemeber 2016 ghostship warehouse fire in which 36 people lost their lives in addition to entering not guilty pleas, the defense attorney representing almena say a date has been set in march to argue for the reduction of the $750-thousand- dollars bailhe says the same goes for harris. after that is argued serra says the plan is to use evidence from the preliminary hearing to get the charges against both men dropped altogether

sot sot here at the alameda county superior court house in oakland both derek almena and max harris putcember 2016 ghostship warehouse fire in which 36 people lost their livesthe next court appearance to revisit bail schedule will be in march, followed by a court date in april when the defense will of throwing the case out, as of now the take place in mid july...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news here in mountain view police are working to reunite stolen property with the rightful owners. these are some of the many back packs, handbags, computer bags, jewelry and other items recovered by police in the back of a u-haul truck. the driver of that truck, 25 year old melissa vincent, of san jose, is charged with burglary, possession of burglary tools, narcotics and identity theft. police say there are dozens of victims. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: it was freezing this morning with record cold temperatures. some lows dropped into the mid 20s. highs today were chilly too in the 40s and 50s as the arctic air settled in. on doppler you can see another storm system

attorney: "entering a plea of not guilty">that is what both derek almena and max harris did tuesday here at the alameda countyr court house in oakland. the two defendants are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the decemeber 2016 ghostship warehouse fire in which 36 people lost their lives in addition to entering not guilty pleas, the defense attorney representing almena say a date has been set in march to argue for the reduction of the $750-thousand- dollars bailhe says the same goes for harris. after that is argued serra says the plan is to use evidence from the preliminary hearing to get the charges against both men dropped altogether

. >> harry hairston has the latest. >>> a montgomery county business is busy making sure you can havei trophy, too. we'll take you there, straight ahead. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> welcome back. savannah guthrie, how about those eagles? she joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> here's a look at what's coming up. >> how about those eagles. ahead for us tonight, we'll go inside that shake-up at the white house. a top trump aide resigning after he's accused of domestic abuse by two ex-wives. >>> is your smart tv spying on you? the new warning about hack attacks and how to protect yourself when we see y here. >> savannah, thank you. we'll see you at 6:30. >>> the nbc 10 responds team has some warnings for eagles victory para paradegoers. >> harry hairston checked with authorities about what you need to know before you join the festivities. >> reporter: watching the parade from the streets is absolutely free. you do not need a ticket to attend. but getting to the parade may be a challenge, and there are some things to look out for. septa passes are a hot commodity right now. passe

harris faulkner. calls, loud voices growing for broad county sheriff scott israel to quit amid new information that somemergency response teams were not allowed in to the hot zone to treat patients. among those patients, children. fox news confirming that law enforcement received at least 45 calls related to the accused shooter's family. nearly double what the sheriff's office had previously reported to us. all this as a group of stoneman douglas students meeting with democratic and g.o.p. lawmakers again

seventy-four year old harry tomorrow is of medford entered the pleas as part of a agreement with burlington countyrs. thomas acknowledged the sexual assault of nine year old in 2005, sexual contact with three girls, ages seven to nine, in 2,000, and 2010, and also exposing himself to a girl between 2008 and 2010. this plea agreement carries a sentence of 15 to 20 years in prison without parole. >>> a professor at bloomberg university charged with having child porn on his work computer. pa state attorney general josh shapiro said the university found the illegal images on 57 year old scott lowe's office computer. during a routine audit of the university's machines. bloomberg university says that it is cooperating with law enforcement, and that low has been suspended from his job in the philosophy department. court records show low is being held in columbia county prison. >> three days after one of the worse school shootings in american history, a community remembers the victims. and the gunman admitted killer nicholas cruz may be trying to strike a deal. fox's caroline shively has the story. >> acc

county announcing that all deputies in schools throughout that county, which includes parkland, they will now be carrying ar-15s. >> dan harris right there in tallahassee for us. dan, thank you. >>> we turn next to the other major headline tonight, tributes now pouring in across the country for the man known as america's pastor. the reverend billy graham, who passed away today at the age of 99. he connected with so many, including countless presidents and first ladies who turned to him in moments of crisis. abc's steve osunsami in north carolina tonight, where reverend graham lived and where he was from. >> christ can change your life. he can forgive your sins. he can make you a new person. >> reporter: at 7:46 this morning, the heavens he worshipped came calling. evangelist billy graham died at his home in moncreat, north carolina. hours later, at his library outside charlotte, visitors from across the world were just hearing the word. >> his work is going to continue on. >> oh, yeah. >> but it's god's work. >> reporter: through his many religious crusades, the boy who grew up on a dairy farm would end up preaching the gospe

harris' death is under investigation by the contra costa county da's office. >>> the autopsy resultsegas shooter have been released but the report isn't giving us clue bus a possible motive. the results show that stephen paddock had antianxiety drugs in his system but not under the influence of any of them or substances when he shot and killed 58 people and injured hundreds more back in october. >>> it also shows paddock didn't have any unusual health problem that may have caused a dress sufficient behavior. associated press and las vegas. >>> balance lot measure passed by to consider early release for certain convicts is now the center of a legal fight. ordered prison officials to rewrite part of prop 57 saying it's too broad and that the exclusion of sex offenders for those goes too far. judge wants to only exclude violent sex offenders. critics say that could mean an early release for more than half of the 20,000 sex offenders now serving time state wide. support ares of prop 57 say they will appeal. >>> the trump administration is coming under fire for failing address to domestic

harris. this is a fox news alert. we are awaiting to hear from broward county, florida, school superintendent, scheduled to hold a news conference just moments from now. students at marjory stoneman douglas high school returned to classes today, exactly two weeks after a mass shooter opened fire on campus, killing 17 people. most of them students. we will bring you that news conference when it begins. >>> president trump's border wall clearing a hurdle. a federal judge ruling that the government could ignore environmental laws to begin construction. the president celebrating the decision this morning. of course by tweeting, saying big victory yesterday with ruling from the courts that allows u.s. to proceed. our country must have border security. the federal judge handing down the decision, the same judge then candidate trump accused of being bias because of his mexican heritage. the judge was born in the great state of indiana. david, where does that take us with the wall? >> it gives us another leg up. the question is whether or not the precedent that the judge was referring to is going to hold in higher courts. i t

county tonight in the last of the 4th round replays. the league two side came very close to knocking spurs out at rodney parade, only a late harry kane goale replay. he wasn't needed this evening at wembley. spurs winning 2—0, but it might have been more and they will now face league one strugglers rochdale in the fifth round. jim lumsden was watching tonight's match. baaten manchester united and drawn had beaten manchester united and drawn and had lest.--” beaten manchester united and drawn and te? a had lest,,-., twice and had a player quit to become a tattoo artist. with arsenal in store on saturday, they made changes. kane, eriksen and dele alli saved for the bench. newport have been eight minutes from a huge shock, but the draw brought them a lucrative replay. they held their own for almost half an hour before dunn butler was given a sleepless night. that ruptured confidence. a second goal was not long in coming. a first second goal was not long in coming. afirst ini7 second goal was not long in coming. a first in 17 months for the injury ravaged erik lamela. the defence managed to restrict the chances to a view, although the renter

. >>> and a burlington county pastor has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting five children. we first told you about the arrest of 74-year-old harryhomas back in december. he was the pastor at come alive new testament church in medford but has since resigned. he was also the co-founder of the nation's largest christian music festival. prosecutors say the assaults happened in medford township between 1999 and 2015. thomas faces up to 20 years in prison with no possibility of parole. >>> also tonight, calls for action. there is renewed debate over gun laws after the deadly florida high school shooting and today at a rally in fort lauderdale the demand for reform grew louder and louder as parkland mourns the 17 victims. hundreds took to the steps of the federal courthouse, many of the demonstrators are calling for a ban on assault rifles including the ar-15. that's the weapon authorities say suspect nikolas cruz used to carry out the massacre. >> they belong with the army or military action, they do not belong in the regular citizens' hands. there's no reason for it. >> they don't call a truck an assault truck when someone runs over

county in a fourth round fa cup replay. spurs remember were involved in that remarkable and controversial match at liverpool on sunday. harrygue goal. but he might not feature from the start on wednesday evening. manager mauricio pochettino will field a changed team, with important matches against arsenal and juventus coming up. we cannot say that we don't take seriously some competition, because we rotated, we use one or another player. it is important to understand that tomorrow we are going to play. and we must win. the competition is so important, premier league or champions league. plenty of cricket to look ahead to on wednesday. after winning their one day series against australia 4—1, england will be looking to carry that form into the trans—tasman twenty20 series. they take on australia in hobart. the aussies thrashed new zealand, the other team in the tournament, in the first match. if south africa lose their one—day international against india in cape town, they'll be 3—0 down in the series, with just three matches to play. they've been ravaged by injuries and, so far, unable to cope with india's spinners. there a

sources tell ktvu that harris was wanted on a federal warrant and for ramming the car of a female contra costa countyf's deputy. he was also a person of interest in an antioch homicide. >>> four men are behind bars following two home invasion robberies in santa rosa one of which turned deadly. a woman is still on the run. she was last seen in vallejo and is considered to be armed and dangerous. the suspects are accused of shooting and killing 54-year- old jose luis torres. the four suspects in custody are being held without bail. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly reportedly said he is willing to resign over his handling of allegations of domestic abuse against a top white house aide. staff secretary rob porter resigned earlier this week after news reports that he allegedly abused both of his ex-wives. kelly reportedly knew about the accusations since last fall but took no action to remove him. president trump today praised porter and wished him well in his career. >>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> a state lawmaker and leader of the "#metoo" movement is taking an unpaid leave of

harris faulkner. let's take a look at the screen now. on screen left, any moment we expect to hear from the broward county school superintendent robert runcie, as students and the community try restore some sense of normalcy, if that's possible two weeks after a former student burst on to campus and killed 17 people. screen right, the white house where president trump will meet a bipartisan group of lawmakers on school safety. in amendment mornings i will be joined by a congressman who will be at that meeting with the president that you can about who to expect. eruptiony on this very brahm earlier in the week and talked about how things would be and feel different for those students when they return today. they picked up in fourth period which is where they had left off before that shooter began the massacre. and so this day has been a tough one. let's watch and listen to the superintendent. >> i'm joined by our school board members. school board chair nora rupert. vice chair heather brinkworth. school board member dr. roselyn osgood. and school board member robin bartleman. and our school board member ms. patty good. the past two books hav

harris hare fighting back. >> the senators are concerned about my scarce resources, then they would let me back into the jail. one officer used to be a able to sit in a countygal aliens a shift. now when they release them to the street, i've got to send a team out to find the people. that's a danger to my officers. >> reporter: the federal government has begun work replacing a section of border wall in downtown kolexiso. lexi. back to you. >>> a few weeks ago msnbc joy reed had this to say about the gang ms-13 after the president's state of the union. >> he makes it sound like the biggest issue in the united states, the biggest threat is ms-13, a gang nobody that doesn't watch fox news has ever heard of. it makes it sound like they're the biggest threat. >> well, they do exist and they pose a major danger to our country. according to a new report from the center of immigration studies, 207 murders have been trietied to this brutal game in2 states since 2012 with members being charged in major crimes, including 300,000 illegal immigrants. the number's exploded under president obama. >>> walk out of class to protest and get suspended. that's the message from

county jail for three days and we were transported to l.a. to go to trial in the mel's case. >> after deliberating for nine days, a los angeles jury found william and emily harrisdnapping and robbery and the hold up of a sporting goods store. >> we were convicted to a six-year term. as soon as we were convicted, we could tell that there was pressure from the hearsts. they removed the judge. he had sat through the whole trial. he was very familiar with the evidence. he knew that not only was she probably guilty of everything that we were found guilty of, but that she would probably eat all the adws, the assaults with a deadly weapon because she's the only one who fired a weapon the whole time. she got a five year probation out of that. when we were doing six years in the pen. >> protected by guards hired by her family, ms. hearst had been aware the charge she received a special brand of justice for the rich. >> privilege began to come through. her class privilege she was rejecting when she was with us, but all of a sudden her class privilege was what was going to protect her. as soon as we were convicted in los angeles, they needed somebody to claim responsibil

burlington county pastor is facing up to 20 years in prison without parole after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting five children. now, we first told but the arrest at 74 year old harry in december. he was the passes tore at come alive new test ma meant church medford but has since resigned he was also the co-founder of the nation's largest christian music festival. prosecutors say the assaults happened in medford township between 1999 and 2015. >> well, there is renewed debate now over gun control and gun laws, and the ar15 rifle used by the suspect in last week's deadly florida high school shooting. calls for reform are growing louder, as classmates of the victims make plans to takings. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig has more. >> hundreds took to the federal court house sat. saturday demanding change after gunman went on dead willing shooting rampage at the stone land high school. the tragedy still surreal for student like delaney. >> our live has change from the this point on. that there is no going back to the way things used to be. >> this community is vowing to honor the memories of the victims by calling on lawmakers to takings. >> it is all our governme

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