sports jonathan harding was at that press conference in dortmund he joins us for more on this story hi jonathan good to see you so i know there was a slick shiny video production of the selections what were your impressions. what it was thick i was a little surprised by some of the decisions news presenters obviously the headline making decision the freiburg striker is in the squad and that was a huge surprise considering sundra wagner the by munich striker was expected to be in my own good space also not involved in the squad the man who scored the winning goal in brazil four years ago and as you can see behind me some of the play is already being shown on the outside of the museum and one of them is more annoying he is included despite the concerns about his injuries jonathan we do have a coach you're going to have talking about this unusual situation of choosing a goalkeeper who's been injured essentially for half of the season let's listen to what he said. i need to be virtually impossible to go into a world cup after such a long time not playing your man will know knows that it's now that

he makes damaging admissions about his client. >> jonathan, alter, your reaction to the two rudys, 20 years ago and this morning.

his mother was dead. >> i said, come on, jonathan, we need to take a walk. told him. he immediately burst into tears. and i cried. i cried like a baby. i wasn't ashamed. >> he remembers his distraught son's reaction but little else from those dark hours. >> were you sleeping? were you eating? >> drinking. >> you were drinking. >> i had lost my wife. my son lost his mom. >> there was plenty of sympathy among family and friends, to be sure. for the man newly widowed with a small child to raise on his own. his wife had died in a freak accident, off a cliff, of all places. how could that happen? and that's exactly what police who were there the night of jody's death wanted to know too. >> right away i got a feeling that there was something definitely wrong. >> it nagged as rescuer michael chofi. why was jody's purse on a ledge just feet below where her husband said she had fallen? >> where is she? she should be here. part of her should be here. >> that's the first thing that came to you. >> either she should be here or the pocketbook should be down with her. it w

his individual. jonathan: how important is central-bank red ability? -- credibility?he turkish leader out today basically saying he wants lower rates even though inflation is crying -- find higher. do you look at pockets where things might be valued in the new look at the situation is whether that central bank has credibility and then you back away? mr. rusnak: central-bank red ability and policy plays -- aedibility and policy plays key part. brazil and i think lisa mentioned brazil, we also like it. they reform minded central-bank, the pastor rates has been lower and they've got an inflation to a point where it's probably the lowest they've witnessed for at least 20, 25 years. only thealuate not macro factors with respect to the economy, but central-bank policy is crucial. jonathan: dollar-denominated or local, mike? mr. buchanan: depends on where you are. i think the case for local currency from our standpoint now is the most compelling because we think the real yields when compared to real yields in developed markets really stands out and that's where most of our i

hi, jonathan. >> shep, roseanne is acknowledging the pain she caused others.of her many tweets, referring to john goodman and laurie metcalf writing "i just wish abc had not thrown two of the greatest actors in the world out with me, laurie and john. i'm so sick over this." but for the less well paid writers and minor cast members that find themselves out of work, disney abc acknowledged them in a memo apologizing to the many men and women that poured their hearts and lives in the show and were just getting started on the next season. he said the network had to uppolled its values of tolerance and civility. >> shepard: jonathan, there's a new tv controversy involving sam b. and the comments she made about ivanka trump. >> yes. last night the comedian addressed ivanka trump saying "do something about your dad's immigration policy." she used the c words there. he listened to you. put on something tight and low and tell your father to stop it." sarah sanders today condemned bee's language and said the collective science by the left and its media allies is appalli

the groom wore a kilt, as did his brothers, jonathan and j.d. >> right here. >> the couple spent theleading up to their italian i dos celebrating with friends and family. sharing photos with "people" magazine. the wedding location was a nod the their first meeting. >> she was carrying a bottle of water. i had a pizza. love at first pizza. >> all part of their upcoming special. linda and drew say i do. she's the scott brothers global creative director. how compatible are the new mr. and mrs. scott? we tested it. are you ready to get personal about drew now. >> oh, boy. >> ready, where was your first kiss? >> oh, my gosh. if you get this wrong. >> doorstep and karaoke. >> what? >> wasn't the first one at the doorstep? karaoke. it was karaoke. >> how many children do you guys want. >> eight? >> what the -- >> linda's most annoying habit. >> what are you doing, a list? >> she doesn't have any issues. >> oh, good husband. good husband. >>> ♪ >>> dame helen mirren taking a spill on saturday. she gave those zeeb bra print flats another chance rocking the the shoes yesterday in cannes. >>> n

we were exclusively with him and his bro, jonathan, at their hgtv magazine shoot, and found out. >> i'm on cloud nine, getting used to the new hardware. i constantly say, my fiance, linda, no, wife. >> you fell in love by chance, but today, you are making a choice. let's get you two married. >> drew and linda said "i do" just two weeks ago in southern italy in front of 300 guests, with both brothers bringing the waterworks. >> we're rugged, tough contractors. >> grown men cry, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> and the moment i saw linda come down the aisle, i was like -- i ugly cry. >> i made it two words into my speech and i fell apart. i knew it was going to happen. i was like -- and the good thing is, when you're wearing a kilt, it's a built-in tissue. i just took the snot off my face with the kilt. >> i do. >> i do. >> from the vows to the cake cutting, cameras captured the affair. and fans will get to see all the wedding day details in the new tlc special, airing saturday. >> oh! >> after their honeymoon, well, that's on hold until august when the couple heads to ecuador for a charity trip.

from fairfield is peeking out from behind bars about allegations of child abuse involving his 10 children. jonathanes against him are false and his children have been brainwashed by police. detectives have a different story. court documents alleged that he burned his children with scalding water and shopping with a crossbow and a bb gun among other abusive behavior. the kids work discovered living in squalor. >>> santa clara city councilman dominic caserta resigned today amid allegations of sexual misconduct. he also dropped out of the race for county supervisor. he maintains his innocence but says he can the longer -- no longer do his job. and the trump administration proposed a new round of sanctions against iran. the new sanctions are in addition to those reinstated last week after president donald trump backed out of the iran nuclear deal. european leaders met with iranian leaders to salvage the agreement. >>> a computer system failure at sutter health is affecting this medical center. >> for the second day in a row, many surgeries and other appointments had to be canceled or delayed. >> report

soccer to talk about we have jonathan crane from to use force to take us through all the action hi jonathan so the champions league finale is finally set we're going to see a really good match up liverpool versus real madrid indeed i think it's for me a very very exciting find a reality course going for a straight title and the pool team the lot of pedigree in this competition five time one is of course they haven't made the final since two thousand and seven i said before it was going to be a head final head for a while because they were somehow managed to get the job done hot for liverpool because they start so much excitement and passion embodied by the end of the picture that you can close that you can't help but smile when you see him celebrating the. fans like you did last night now and i have to say i do favor liverpool over one match i think if it was two legs maybe the balance for tips for israel but liverpool if you catch them in the right mood i think they'll be too much real madrid i think they'll overwhelm them pretty sure the final will have lots of goals both sides not shy in

think as penultimate match day on saturday we have jonathan crane from sports to talk us through it hi jonathan so let's talk about the race for the last european spots what should we be looking out for on saturday yes is it just two games of the season seems incredible doesn't it it's gone so quickly so some teams could have their dreams realized this weekend others could see that shattered in terms of the european places. probably in pole position as we can see from the table to cement second spot a point for the now spec probably enough for them to say oh that's hopeful place and place in the champions league next season but behind them is really where it gets interesting dortmund milking good you have to say to make that seven champions league campaign in eight seasons hoffenheim that without arrow pointing upwards because they really have been on a roll they've won six of their last nine games nine deigns on beats and then sites that are going in the wrong direction they've accused in that really inconsistency in recent weeks and frank but also going in the wrong direction now they a host

sports to take us through all the action hi jonathan ok so there is one final burst of play for tell us about this liverpool roma match up yet one left off the round druids of course second from their place in the final last night liverpool go into this one with a three goal christians in may but obviously so did boss about entering the last round and rather managed to overcome that so they will be hoping history repeats itself let's take a look. roma have a mountain to climb on wednesday night after suffering a heavy five two defeat in liverpool. but their coach says the team is ready to go all out to get a result. believe it or not but we're playing a match a champions league semi final in front of seventy thousand people do you expect us to just field know we'll fight. i want to team that gives everything that it has will. look luckily for roma they've shown just how much they can accomplish when they play their best the italian side turned over a four one defeat in barcelona with a three nil comeback at home now they just have to do it all over again. you know if i did i would do

wherever his future may lie, jonathan is audience in his name alongside the legends of the sport.hat the classic comic book roy of the rovers is makiing a comeback after 17 years on the substitute bench roy race is getting a reboot. the escapades of the striker featured in various forms between 1950's and 2001. he's going to be featured in match of the day magazine from june and in a series of novels from september. and it coincides of course with the start of the world cup, and as we know, no world cup is complete without the offical song for the tournament. and we can give you a taste of that now. it features none other than will smith who's been brought in to provide his dulcet tones. he put this up on instagram, and here's a taster. # yo, got invited to be on the fifa world cup song i will now handed back to hugh who will close at the programme from kiev ahead of tomorrow's final. i think the parties to starting going into friday night as the build up just over 24 hours to the big champions league final between liverpool and real madrid. the question is will salah be on form,

hi. i'm jonathan delong. born and raised in san francisco, and i learned to sale in clipper cove. i've also i would thousands of miles in california, and i live on a 50 foot clipper in oakland. a thought of points brought up with the danger of ingress and egress of large boats, alongside the sailing school boats, is that the clipper cove is a resource for protected anchorages that you don't have anywhere else in san francisco. so the cove isn't just the area where the footprint is going to be of the marina. i'm here in support of the resolution and a much smaller footprint because the ramean aas it's proposed now is one of the only places that boats can anchor in the cove. if we look at protected anchorages, it's one of the only places that boats can anchor, and once it's gone, it'll never come back, so i'm here to support your resolution. thank you. >> hello. i'm daniel franco. i am a boater, i am in a union, and i vote. i see there are members of the building trades here, and they're going to say it creates jobs. i have sort of a counter point. i want to be clear, i'm speaking o

hi, jonathan. >> hi, arthel.u can see there are hardcore beach-goers but the conditions are deteriorating. we have been experiencing the rain on and off and occasionally we get heavy gusts. governor rick scott recently delivered an update on the storm. here is what he said. >> we've got gusts to up to 60 miles per hour, maybe more. we will get some rain. we have a chance for flash flooding. chance for tornadoes. but we are getting rain around the state. >> much of the florida panhandle is under a storm surge watch. some cities and counties have been helping the residents fill sandbags to protect the home and businesses against the water levels that could reach four feet above ground in some part of the watch area. they are warning people to stay out of the water because of dangerous rip currents. memorial day vacationers spend more times indoors than initially planned, many are taking this storm in stride. >> we enjoy shopping. i like to sit out on the balcony in the rain and reading a good book and watching the

he makes damaging admissions about his client. >> jonathan alter, your reaction to the two >> just before/11 when he became america's mayor. he had completely lost his credibility in new york city. he was widely detested by people in both parties -- >> including his wife who had kicked him out of the mayor's residence because he was having an affair with his press secretary. >> right. so his credibility was shot a long time ago. i don't completely agree with everybody that he's doing the president harm right now. i think trump right now is able to tweet but doesn't go on tv much with his message because he doesn't want to answer questions. so giuliani is out there propaga propagandizing for him. he's normalizing this banana republican behavior. when he said in the interview, if the president does it, it's not obstruction of justice. that's like when nixon said to david frost, if the president breaks the law, he's not breaking the law. so it tends to work its way into people's heads that there's not -- there is a case to be made that it's not obstruction of justice if the president does it

i want to bring in the family, kyle and his mom sheila. jonathan is your name.ou lost your friend, kyle, in the shooting. can you tell me what was going through your mind today during the service? >> i mean, i was just, you know, i just wish he was here. i came here to clear my mind, pray for him, pray for his family, i wish he was here, hard to think about that. >> you would have been at school, at the last minute decided not to go that day. how do you feel now? >> i'm very blessed and thankful. i don't know what it was. i didn't have anything to do that day. i am thankful and blessed i didn't go that day to school. >> the prospect of going back, how does that feel? >> to be honest, i don't want to go back at all. i don't want to have that emotion, that feeling that happened friday, recreated or re-enact what happened. it will be hard to go back. >> how would you like kyle to be remembered? >> i know on wednesday we're bringing flowers for him, doing pictures, stuffed animals and stuff. i know everyone need to talk positive about him, remember him as who he was

. >> jonathan calls it his dream car. >> i wanted it bad. i had everything in me so i wouldn't try to scrape up everything i could to get it. >> he found it online and drove across the bay to buy it but problems started as soon as he left the lot. quite literally. >> the process of me going home the check engine light came on. >> on the way home from the dealer. >> on the way home from the dealer. >> he took the audi back for repairs. he said they told him it was fixed. >> driving home, guess what happened? >> the check engine light came on again? >> again. here we go again. repeat. rewind. >> so he took it back a second time and a third. jonathan's dream car. at this point, 4-door nightmare. >> did you know you could have turned that car in and they were supposed to give you a full refund? >> no. >> california law requires them to provide all buyers a written warranty that covers you bumper to bumper for the first 30 days or 1,000 miles and if they can't or won't fix it, they have to take the car back and give you a refund. but there's a pr

jonathan with his first homer as an a. lucroy gets the silent treatment from his teammates and then they show him some love. this was marvelous, giving up a hit, not giving up a hit. he allowed just a run on six hits. the bottom six, tied 1-1 with two outs. the game winning rbi single. that brings in matt olson. theon run this years business wasn't a solo home run. the a's win it. >>> off to indianapolis for the 102nd running, danica patrick in her final race, lost control. about a quarter of the way through, hit the wall. five laps to go. the leader making just his second start. the finish so close, he gives up the lead to will power and power says, thank you very much of the a bridesmaid many times in the race, finally takes the checkered flag. go ahead and celebrate. the giants are in the windy city. we'll have the highlights tonight at 9:00 is that 11:00. >> will power. that must have been a coincidence. he had the willpower to win tonight. >>> look what happens i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year o

about this inquiry, and that is whether or not the president will sit down with mueller and his team. jonathan lemire of the associated press has just spoken again with trump lawyer rudy giuliani. lemire writes, quote, any preparation with trump for a possible interview with federal investigators would likely be delayed until after this june 12 summit in singapore because, quote, i wouldn't want to take his concentration off something far, far more important. giuliani, who also suggested that special counsel robert mueller's team had indicated it would not attempt to indict trump, said he had hoped to resolve the question of a possible interview by may 17, the one-year anniversary of mueller's appointment, but that was no longer feasible. now that target date has gone by the boards. quote, the president would probably like the resolution of an interview, said giuliani to the a.p., but right now we're not there. this week we also learned more about mueller's interest in trump's longtime personal attorney, michael cohen of new york. the special counsel has questioned the pharmaceutical company n

the business thrived, making upwards of $50,000 a week, and bruce brought his sons jonathan and andrew into the company. >> nice to meet you. >> in 2007, the recession hit. the business tanked, and the family struggled to keep it profitable. >> my job is on the line. >> bruce passed away last year, making the situation even worse as the brothers mourn their father, struggle with business, and each other. >> i'm about to blow my top here. never tell somebody again to do that. >> last year, the company generated $13 million in sales, but posted a $200,000 loss. now sales are down 70% from their peak, and the brothers find themselves $200,000 in debt and counting. they've had to lay off many employees, and neither of them have taken home a paycheck in months. >> i'm in the heat of battle. i'm busy downstairs generating income! >> mounting debt, combined with lagging sales, means that they could be mere weeks away from shutting the doors on this manhattan institution. >> i'm sick of this bull[bleep]. >> i'll do anything to fix this business. >> i've been buying and selling cars since i was

david murray, co-author of two for the money, along with his brother jonathan murray senior vp and directorent for ubs join us. bull-bear debate here. you disagree on this. jonathan, start with you, you like stocks, david you like bonds. jonathan, make your case for stocks in a rising rate environment. they did well in a low rate environment. >> yeah, yeah, well, the key, liz, is what can keep up with rising rates and rising inflation? and the answer throughout time as your friend mr. buffett says, is stocks. if today you can capture a great solid and growing dividend of 3, 3.5%, that will not only be safe and stable, but rise to keep up with the rising cost of living, why own a 30-year bond that's going to only pay a 3% and not grow? liz: which in particular areas of stocks? just stocks in general, like buffett? do you just buy an index like the s&p? where do you say get in? >> i think it depends obviously on the investor, but there's real values out there. your earlier guests were talking about the value in regional banks, they will benefit from a rising rate environment. they're going to

. >>> a fairfield father accused of torturing his 10 children is speaking out. jonathan allen said he is not a monster and his children have been brainwashed into thinking they were abused. the children were living in horrible conditions and they say the children described incidents of abuse that resulted in burns and injuries consistent with being shot by a bb gun. right now the father is in the solano county jail. >> it is so messed up. the children took them and they had no marks on them whatsoever. i want the police to know that i am not an animal. i am not a cruel dad. >> we are getting word that the mother, ina rogers, will be facing nine counts of child abuse. >>> dozens are rallying in san francisco to protest and celebrate the founding of israel. this is a live look at the rally outside the israeli consulate. there remembering thousands of palestinians forced to leave during the founding of israel. the demonstration comes the day after the u.s. embassy was moved to jerusalem and deadly clashes between protesters and israeli troops began. >> there are two sides a

. >> reporter: 15-year-old jonathan and his two brothers, rtul and jeremy are u.s. citizens whose parents could be deported. their father, jose zometa, is one of 57,000 hondurans whose permission to live in the u.s. after hurricane mitch devastated their country in 1998 was just ended by the trump stministration. their mother's status was revoked last year. she fears what will happen to her boys. "it's as if you're moving in pieces," she says, "this one stays here, this one stays, there. it's horrible." she received temporary protected status-- or t.p.s.-- after an earthquake struck el salvador in 2001. currently, more than 300,000 immigrants from ten countries which experienced natural disasters or conflict have t.p.s. the administration is now allowing the status to expire for the majority of them, including those from haiti, stcaragua, and nepal. arguing they've outlived their need to stay in the u.s. but victoria points out honduras and el salvador have some of the highest murder rates in the world. what are you hoping for? "i'm hoping for them to reach into the

of "what truth sounds like," one of his 300 books that he has written and published during his career. jonathanpehart is a pulitzer prize winning "washington post" writer, and david pullman, thanks to all of you. mr. capeheart, let me start with you. this is what valerie jarrett said last night at msnbc's town hall on race. >> tone does start at the top. and we like to look up to our president and feel as though he reflects the values of our country. but i also think every individual citizen has a responsibility, too. and it's up to all of us to push back. our government is only going to be as good as we make it be. >> is that -- is that fair, j jonathan capehart? how much of this can we lay at the feet of president trump? >> oh, we can lay a lot of it at the feet of president trump. what valerie jarrett said yesterday at the msnbc town hall forum on everyday racism is exactly what she told me a few months ago when i interviewed her on my podcast here at "the washington post," cape up, where i was asking her, now that she's out of the white house and president trump is president and we had alre

i'll make adjustments and make sure jonathan gets to and from his location as well as we can. >> reporter: back in oakland just hours after our interview, jonathan's transit bus got him home in record time, less than an hour. gina is grateful but can't forget all the others with special needs. >> is he the only one that is happening to? is it happening to other people with no one no advocate for them it's unacceptable and needs to be adepressed head on -- addressed head on. >> here's the deal, east bay transit at only option for people not able to take public transportation. critics say with no competition there's no incentive to provide better service. if you have a comment on this story we'd like to hear from you. e-mail us at kpix 5 investigates. >>> milder today throughout the day area. the on shore flow getting minimized a bit. look at the sun set as viewed from berkeley tonight. this is gorgeous. we've got the low cloud cover behind the city skyline. there's the bay bridge, good looking picture. the marine layer about 2,000 feet thick and gets compressed a bit. and there's another b

just jonathan was just thirteen when he started he has tattoos in memory of the friends who didn't make it like one he was gunned down outside his school at the age of sixteen jonathan is twenty three and has just got out of prison he says his gang is like the family he never had and he needs that protection both in and outside of jail. dangling in a cool is a lifestyle to be told at the end because he had no chance real choice in the matter you feel me you are no matter what is a well what if from anybody had a choice in his life we got pushed to the point well when we had no choice we had given you nothing to do we hear. a little bit of that and that's repeated again and again here to me is one of the few who's better to help he says there's just not enough money to tackle the huge problem still seems but lack of funding isn't the only challenge. it's worse than syria. and afghanistan every day it's shootings and killings in this community and it's not an outside force anymore it's inside and because this weapon tree is sore sensible now. you can go get our guard. troops. way we come to the center of chicago this is the postca

his children is defending himself from jail. >> they took my kids and they took my wife and now they took me. >> reporter: jonathan allen and his wife ina rogers accused of abusing and neglecting their ten children. >> i'm not perfect. no one is perfect. but i am not an animal. i am not a torturer and i am not a monster. >> reporter: police found squalor and the grandmother said the kids told her they were tortured every day. >> he'd put duct tape on our eyes, lay us on the floor. tell us we couldn't move and if we did he would just pounce us and beat us all in the stomach. he said the demons were making him do it. >> reporter: wanda rojers didn't want to speak on camera. >> a black cloak is in the closet. >> reporter: but shared video from the home where she said she found a satanic book and a knife. these photos include a one and a half girl burned by scalding water. >> daddy burned her. he kept burning her and burning her. she screamed so loud she lost her voice. ♪ >> reporter: a very different picture portrayed on a youtube page called cute rascals go wild where they are coached through games laughing and asking people to s

his wife faces nine new counts of child abuse herself. >> reporter: jonathan allen the father charged with torturing his ten children predicted from jail today that he will be acquitted. >> you can't even ask me or tell me what i've supposedly done. >> reporter: his wife left her fairfield home today saying she was going to meet with attorneys. but by afternoon the solano county d args's amended their complaint against her to include nine felony counts of child abuse. >> it is extremely egregious. what happened to these children is beyond belief, but it did happen. >> reporter: the da says the mother as well as the father are both to alleged to have had a role in planking, strangling and even waterboarding some of the children. animal and human feces making some hallways impassable according to police. the investigation into abuse started in march when a 12-year-old boy ran away. authorities returned him to the family home in fairfield, which led to the arrest of rogers for child endangerment. neighbors say the ten children are now being cared for by their grandmother at this house in

jonathan was just thirteen when he started he has tattoos in memory of the friends who didn't make it like one he was gunned down outside his school at the age of sixteen jonathan is twenty three and has just got out of prison he says his gang is like the family he never had and he needs their protection both in and outside of jail. was gang bang in a cool dislike that each always had and because we had no chance we were close enough that you feel me. no matter what is a well what if from anybody had a choice in his life we got pushed to the point well we had no choice so we didn't get out to do here. is a bulletin that's repeated again and again here in me as one of the few who's there to help he says there's just not enough money to tackle the huge problems you're seeing us but lack of funding isn't the only challenge it's worse than syria. and afghanistan every day it's shootings and killings in his community and it's not an outside force anymore it's inside and because this weapon tree a source sasebo now. you can go get a god quicker than you can buy a bottle of juice. little more than eight miles away we come to the u

his will.. that's according to police. jonathan mcconkey, and his assistant kelsi hoser... school in redding, are accused of kidnapping tianshu shi. police say, the two went to shi's home thursday, to tell him they would be sending him back to china. they allegedly came back a day later on friday... and attacked and threatened the student before taking him to the redding municipal airport. shi's brother -- who lives in china -- said, shi told him about the incident before he was taken away. his brother contacted police ... who later found shi and the suspects at the airport. mcconkey and hoser are now facing charges of kidnapping and conspiracy.the motive is still unclear.. (ken) donald trump marked memorial day today with a wreath-laying ceremony and some self-promotion on twitter. but while the president pauses to remember, a group of american ambassadors arrived in north korea to continue talks about a meeting between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. boris sanchez has more. president trump marking memorial day by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unk

jonathan allen defends himself againstllegations that he tortured and abused his children in their home in fairfield leslie brinkley has the new developments. >> reporter: jonathan allen, the father charged of torturing his ten children, predicted from jail today that he will be acquitted. >> i am not an animal. they didn't even tell me what i supposedly done. they just told me child endangerment and torture. >> reporter: by afternoon, the solano county da, amended to nine felony abuse. the da says the mother as well as the father are alleged to both have had a role in punching, strangling and water boarding the children ages four months to 12-years old. a tour of the home yesterday showed a room where ten of them slept animal and human feces making hallways impassable. a 12-year-old boy ran away and authorities returned him to the family home in fairfield which led to the arrest of ina rogers for felony dangerment. the children are being cared for by their grandmother. >> she will go grocery shopping for them and give them food. and she is a great lady. >> reporter: the children's moth

her husband is awaiting his court date. jonathan allen in ina rogers have spoken publicly denying the allegations against them. rogers maintain the same sad look on her face for the duration of this morning's hearing. her sister and brother-in-law left the courtroom in tears. rogers attorney declined to speak about the case. her next hearing is scheduled for may 24. ktvu fox2 news . >>> california's da will appeal the ruling that overturned california's right to die law. a judge in riverside county overturn the log yesterday. he claims they violated the state constitution. it's for matters of healthcare funding and not end-of-life issues. the law allowed terminally ill patients to request lethal injections from their doctors. it was a knack the death enacted because of a bay area woman who had a terminal illness. she went to oregon to enter life there. >>> the trump administration is squaring off against the state of california. the ninth circuit of appeals heard the case yesterday at its pasadena courthouse. the administration was

saying he's provoking north korea and warned the president not to follow in the footsteps of his predecessors. jonathan reporter: at the triumphant late-night return of american prisoners, president trump made it clear he has high hopes for his meeting with kim jong un. >> i really think he wants to do something and bring their country into the real world. >> reporter: but a setback. angry about annual joint military exercises now under way, north korea abruptly canceled a meeting with south korea scheduled for today. the north korean central news agency added this message. the united states will also have to undertake careful deliberations about the fate of the planned u.s./north korean summit in light of this military ruckus. the development seemed to catch the state department off guard. north korea had agreed to let those military exercises proceed as the summit was being planned. >> we have not heard anything from that government or the government of south korea to indicate we would discontinue conducting these exercises. >> reporter: it's a setback, but unclear how big a setback. secretary of sta

jonathan was born in columbus. he was a man of faith who loved his country and his family. before joining the army, jonathan played football at columbus east high school. then he pursued his dream of becoming a music producer before enrolling at indiana state in terre haute. he left college to join the army. he was 23 and just 32 days in his first deployment when he and a fellow soldier were killed in a suicide bombing attack on a nato convoy in southern afghanistan. jonathan was posthumously awarded a purple heart as well as a bronze star. in january we lost sergeant first class mark bonner of the indiana army national guard. mark was born in fort wayne. after graduating from elmhurst high school in 1993, he answered the call to serve his country. he enjoyed being at the lake. he was a fan of the notre dame fighting irish. he served in the army and in the indiana national guard. mark had completed tours in both iraq and kuwait, and he died at fort hood, texas, where he was training for his third deployment. -- for his country. he was only 43 years old. also in january we lo

now to baseball franky montes made his 2018 sunday debut with the a's and it was a start to remember against the diamond backs on breast cancer awareness day. jonathan luke kroi with his first homers an a offer zach ranky. he gets the silent treatment in the dugout that his 1-0 h1-0 h1h montes didn't give up a hit. and allowed one run and three hits in. i now at with one with two hout. matt oltz, the only run they got this series that wasn't a solo home run the a's win 2-1 taking two of three from arizona. off to indianapolis for the 102nd running of the 500 danga patrick if in the final raise race goes into the wall. 30th place her worst finish at indy. five laps to go leader stephen wilson making the second start at indy forced to pit for fuel with the finish so close he gives up the lead to will power and power a bride maid many times in this race finally takes the check reported flag for the 500 victory the first time at age 37. this is what winners do he has milk. abc 7 sports brought to you by mazda. >> all right thank you very much. >>> chinese audiences love "star wars" movies why did the newest film learn earn just shh 10 million maybe the

. >>> a father accused of torturing his 10 children now faces even more criminal charges. prosecutors say jonathan allen water boarded and punched his children at their home. today in court he learned he is facing for a final counts of lewd acts upon a child. bringing his total charges to 20. the children's mother faces 10 charges. this began in march when a child, who was reported missing cover led police back to the house. inside police found a mess. investigators say the kids were living in filth. both parents have pleaded not guilty. >>> a woman who accused a 49ers linebacker of domestic violence then said she lied about it will not face any charges. elissa ennis told police that her ex-boyfriend, reuben foster, battered her at their home. but then she said in court that she fabricated the entire story. why a perjury charge is now off the table. >> reporter: actually, we want to clarify that, the da office had a conversation, they said they are not giving a straight answer about this right now because as a general rule they do not reveal if they are going to prosecute anyone. especially in a h