child was close to becoming a victim had hodges not been arrested. abc7 news reporter vic lee is live at the hall of justice with the shocking story. nick? >> reporter: nicolas hodges was arrested last month. he pleaded not guilty to child porn charges. he was back in court today for another hearing. now, the d.a.'s office wants people to call them if they know of any incident where hodges actually harmed a child, was in a relationship with a child. today we found a parent who says his child had a close call. there may be others with the same experience. the judge did not allow our camera in the courtroom, but the swim instructor nicolas hodges, his parents came today. in court their handcuffed son acknowledged them with a smile. john thai was also here. >> this person that we had trusted, trusted greatly, who only a couple of days before he was a est ared had solicited to come baby-sit for our 6-year-old. >> reporter: hodges taught thai's six year old to swim here at the la petite swim school. parents liked and trust him. he had also been with kids

>> hodges' story was true. lieutenant newman showed us security camera footage of the incident. >> the officers out on the block check, which means that the officer's going around, checking cells. and mr. hodges will actually propel himself down the stairs in an attempt to try to hurt himself. the officer's right behind there. she's calling for assistants, she's coming down and checking on his well-being. >> hodges did not sustain any serious injuries from the fall. he says he had just returned from his arraignment. but the judge told him because of his charges, he would not be allowed to see his girlfriend or their son until his case was resolved. he says he misunderstood the judge's order to mean he would never be allowed to contact them. >> i was just hurting, man. you got to be in my shoes to understand. you know, like -- i would rather have physical pain than the emotional pain i was going through. the emotional pain was overruling everything else. act on impulses, i don't know what told me to do it, i don

. >> i'm larry beil. 28-year-old nicolas hodges was arrested last month. in court. we're learning new details from the parents of some of his students. abc7 news reporter vic lee joins us with new information. >> reporter: hodges appeared in court the second time since he was a est ared. last month he was arraigned and he pleaded not guilty to child porn charges. now, the s.f.p.d. is still investigating this case to see if he actually harmed any child he came into contact with. well, today we found a parent who says his child had a close call, and he wonders whether other parents had the same experienc experience. the judge did not allow our camera in the courtroom, but this swim instructor nicolas hodges, his parents came today. in court their handcuffed son acknowledged them with a smile. john thai was also here. >> it was really disturbing to hear what happened. >> reporter: hodges taught thai's 6-year-old here at the swim school in the presidio. he was a swim instructor here for the past two years. parents liked and trusted him. hodges had also been wi

nicolas hodges taught at the la petite swim school.d no evidence linking hodges to children enrolled in swim classes. >>> there is no line at a livermore inand out today. the company closed the store after a group of people reported feeling sick after dining there. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story coming up at 5:00. also new at 5:00, abc7 anchor eric thomas is at a flour they want it converted to a cement mill, one doesn't. >>> house leader nancy pelosi is threatening to tuz a parliamentary maneuver on a bill to prevent possible contact between president trump campaign and russian officials. this comes 24 hours after president trump fired fbi director james comey. hergt has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: president trump said he considered firing director james comey since the day he was elected. >> he was not doing a good job, simply, not doing a good job. >> atrocities and circumventing the chain of command in the department of justice. >> reporter: vice-president pence pointing to the three page letter from depu

people versus james hodges jr.e versus dorian jones. >> for the record, we have all four defendants with their respective counsel. mr. becker. >> your honor, these kids are ready for sentencing at this point in time. i know we have a victim that wishes to speak and address the court all at once. >> i'll hear from the victim first, please. >> you do not need to state your name. go ahead, please. >> this whole crime has honestly been the worst struggle i've been through. i've dreaded this whole process, dreaded it for the fact i have to look in these faces. i've lost countless hours of sleep trying to avoid the nightmares of that night replaying in my head over and over again. i dread it so much i thought i couldn't do any more, that i couldn't bear to get up out of bed in the morning. but i did, and i will keep doing it. i hope during your sentence you will reflect on your terrible decisions and actions of wrongdoing and in your punishment you can become a better person. >> thank you very much. >> one by one, they s

but this is swim instructor nicholas hodges. his parents came today. in court their handcuffed son ack nonleagunowledged him with . john tie was also here. >> this man who we trusted had solicited to come baby sit for our six-year-old. >> he taught the swim here, he was a swim instructor here for the past two years. parents liked and trusted him. hodges had also been with kids at the trampoline park right next to the swim school. he worked here too for several years. charging document say he had more than 600 figles of child porn including explicit video of children as long as two years old. he was arrested at the swim school in april after the investigation by the internet crimes against children's task force. the school statement said sfpd has not found evidence linking any students to the charges against hodges. but john tye and others parents may have dodged a bullet. this is what he told his child. >> i'll come over maybe on a friday night and baby sit and do magic tricks. >> he trusted hodges to teach his son to swim in deep water why not trust h

nicholas hodges in court today. found child porn on computer and cell phone, including videos of a 2-year-old. employed at swim school in the presidio and house of air trampoline park. parents are outraged. >> trusted him to teach our son in deep water how to swim, so thought could trust him in other instances. >> according to the school police have no evidence that hodges harmed any children. >>> developing news, government could be on the verge of expanding a ban on laptops on commercial planes to include parts of europe. heading to united states already from middle east and north africa. department of homeland security will meet with airlines. initial change due to thought of terrorists building bombs into laptops. >>> how would you like someone to search through your phone? that's what bay area artist said happened to him returning to sfo. katie with the story. >> reporter: man is artist, well established professor, well-known in the art community and unlikely face in the fight against government overreach and p

we thought we could trust him in other instances. >> hodges was employed at the swim school. he also worked at the nearby house of air trampoline park. hodges, whose parents joined him in court is being held on a $450,000 bail. >>> a poeopponents are trying tl a plan to put a cement plant in an abandoned flower mill. it's near the old island naval base. the company behind the idea is appealing a no vote in the city planning commission. here in the city council chambers. i talked to a spokesman. that's the person that wants to build the cement plant. it's safe enough to eat but from the news conference from opponents they're not buying that. >> reporter: opponents say it's bad enough the plant would be a stone's throw from homes in a primarily low income african-american neighborhood but it would be 1300 feet from grace patterson elementary school. >> adding diesel soot and fugitive dust, cement dust to this neighborhood already suffering from the effects of heavy industry is unfair. >> reporter: they want to spend $50 million converting this old flower mill into a high-tech c

we thought we could trust him in other instances. >> hodges was employed at the swim school. he also worked at the nearby house of air trampoline park. hodges, whose parents joined him in court is being held on a $450,000 bail. >>> a poeopponents are trying tl a plan to put a cement plant in an abandoned flower mill. it's near the old island naval base. the company behind the idea is appealing a no vote in the city planning commission. here in the city council chambers. i talked to a spokesman. that's the person that wants to build the cement plant. it's safe enough to eat but from the news conference from opponents they're not buying that. >> reporter: opponents say it's bad enough the plant would be a stone's throw from homes in a primarily low income african-american neighborhood but it would be 1300 feet from grace patterson elementary school. >> adding diesel soot and fugitive dust, cement dust to this neighborhood already suffering from the effects of heavy industry is unfair. >> reporter: they want to spend $50 million converting this old flower mill into a high-tech c

nicholas hodges in court today. found child porn on computer and cell phone, including videos of a 2-year-old. employed at swim school in the presidio and house of air trampoline park. parents are outraged. >> trusted him to teach our son in deep water how to swim, so thought could trust him in other instances. >> according to the school police have no evidence that hodges harmed any children. >>> developing news, government could be on the verge of expanding a ban on laptops on commercial planes to include parts of europe. heading to united states already from middle east and north africa. department of homeland security will meet with a initial change due to thought of terrorists building bombs into laptops. >>> how would you like someone to search through your phone? that's what bay area artist said happened to him returning to sfo. katie with the story. >> reporter: man is artist, well established professor, well-known in the art community and unlikely face in the fight against government overreach and privacy.

abc7 news spoke with one of the parents that said hodges offered to baby sit their son. >> we trusted him how to teach our child in deep water how to swim. >> they fear his son could have become a victim, and the school said police had no evidence hodges injured any students. >>> and a boy did manage to break free and the attacker is genetic. an adult man wearing a gray hoodie and blue skwraepbgz. >>> pg&e crews will start removing towers. pg&e has completed its inspection of all 46,000 electric towers in california, and 6,000 were found to have some degree of pealing lead paint. they are focusing first on towers in homes, schools and parks. >>> crews will start working on a new expansion project on the downtown san francisco ferry terminal. that's what it will look like. several new gates will expanded service, and people are hoping the upgrades will improve wait times there. and the project is said to be completed in 2019. >>> pedal power will rule the streets. it's national bike to workday. one of the most popular biking events of the year, and hundreds of energizer stations will b

. >>> a 28-year-old nicholas hodges was in court yesterday and authorities found more than 600 fileshild porn on his computer and cell phone. he was employed at the swim school in presidio and the house of trampoline air park. >> i trusted him to teach our son in deep water how to swim, so we thought we could trust him in other instances. >> he fears his son could have become a victim had police not arrested hodges. the swim school says police have no actual evidence that hodges harmed any children. >>> and pg&e crews will start to remove lead paint on transmission towers. in antioch alone 94 towers were found with lead-paint that was peeling. 6,000 were identified to have some degree of peeling lead paint. crews are focusing on towers near homes, schools and parks first. >>> if you take a ferry to crews are working on a new expansion project, so we have renderings we can pull up what the project will look like once it's complete. just imagine a rendering. there will be several new gates to support the expansion. the project is expected to be completed in 2019. >>> now your accuweath

craig hodges. i can't live without gogo wireless if i'm up in the air.or apple earnings. david: absolutely. they're coming any moment. stocks fight for gains in the final moments. nasdaq turning green as well, making another brand new record close for nasdaq. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers but first here is what else we have at this hour. america's most valuable company you out with results this hour. what will apple do with a expected quarter of a trillion dollars in cash, a quarter of a trillion, wow. are people still shelling out their money for new iphones?

bullseye brief author, adam johnson, hodges capital management ceo, craig hodges, and our own lori rothman standing by at the new york stock exchange. are traders telling you about that? are they concerned at all? the vix is cheap. there is no fear out there. does that create fear among some? >> yeah. so concerned, trish, this could be a trap. the vix only dropped below the 10 level 10 times i believe in its entire history. when you see the complacency you wonder what is around the corner? traders telling me something is going to happen. the market is consolidating around the highs f you look at things on the table, tax reform, fed tells us the economy is in good shape, you mentioned solid earnings. those are all on the backburner. of course they could come back and could have a catalyst like that, snap of your fingers, but right now there is nothing to get worried about. trish: here is what i would say. i go to adam for his thoughts on this i've been watching the vix for ages. i look at this, i can tell you there have beetimes in my career, specifically going back to 2006 and 2007, as we

. >> his sister, olivia, is also brother's best friend darryl hodge. did she s he's dead?> in between the cries and the balling, darryl, odon is dead, i'll be there in a minute. >> the first thing i asked is who killed my son? >> what do you say to that? >> i couldn't wrap my head and her head, i know, mama, i don't know. >> but there is a solid lead. inside lloyd's pocket, a keys to a chevy suburban represented by aaron hernandez. the any hernandez, who plays for the new england patriots. >> he was projected to be one of the best tight ends of his generation. >> but why are the keys of an nfl star in odon lloyd's pocket? it turns out, they know one another. >> what's your understanding of how they met? >> they were dating sisters. >> how much do you know they hung out together? >> rarely. it's two different worlds. buddy had one world. we got our world. >> but then the friday before lloyd is killed, hernandez invites lloyd into his world. the two men go clubing. >> i go clubbing with mr. herpdz. he partied. he had a good time. >> reporter: and all week long, lloyd is driv

eric hodges was serving in iraq when he was killed in 2004. now he will always be remembered at el diablo high school. >> we want to make sure that our fallen warriors here in contra costa county are not forgeten. their sacrifice should be remembered and we wait a minuted to make sure that happened. >> this is the third memorial the group has placed at an east bay high school, and they hope to put up nine more, each costs about $5,000. >>> $8 billion, that's how much the state of california has just lying around waiting to be claimed. michael finney investigating how to get what is rightfully yours. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> you pay taxes and fees and bills so maybe it's time somebo

eric hodges was serving in iraq when he was killed in 2004.he will always be remembered at el diablo high school. >> we want to make sure that our fallen warriors here in contra costa county are not forgeten. their sacrifice should be remembered and we wait a minuted to make sure that happened. >> this is the third memorial the group has placed at an east bay high school, and they hope to put up nine more, each costs about $5,000. >>> $8 billion, that's how much the state of california has just lying around waiting to be claimed. michael finney investigating how to get what is rightfully yours. >>> you pay taxes and fees and bills so maybe it's time somebody pays you for a change. >> chances are you do have some money coming to you, it could be a little or maybe even a life changer. michael finney shows us how to find it. >> there you go. i've been telling folks about this for a long, long time. yet there are still billions of dollars just waiting to be claimed by millions of us here in california. so i went out and helped viewers find their m

that is a good thing to show american people, but it needs to be done in a professional way not the hodgeepodge ofy news stories. sandra: with lack of evidence. is there something that could be done differently as far as messaging to make it not such an issue and not dominate the headlines? >> there is. you know, i support this president, i support his goals. i want him to be successful. he makes it harder for us sometimes. he does some of his tweets or things he says, reason that people like him, he does speak off the top of hi his head and h emotion. that is great on the campaign trail, but a little bit different in office, sometimes, it can make it more difficult to keep on message that we're tieing to achieve. sandra: trump aides facing perilous stage of russia probe. -- i asked you before, where the probe goes, but what does the future look like, considering they are asking for documents. this is something that white house faces today. >> yeah. you know anyone associate with the that probe, they recognize they have a responsibility to preserve documents or anything relevant. the prob

. >>> and then remaining in jail on $450,000 bail. 28-year-old hodges was in court yesterday. found more than 600 vials of child pornography on his commuter and cell phone. he was employed by the house of air trampoline park and the swim presidio. >> i trusted him to teach our son in deep water how to swim so we thought we could trust him in other instances. >> he fears his son could have become a victim had the police not arrested >>> and then pg&e starting to remove lead paints. antioch alone, 94 towers were found to be peeling with lead-based paint. 6,000 were identified to have some degree of peeling lead paint. crews are focusing first on the showers near homes, schools and parks. >>> if you take a ferry to work, a ground breaking today could help your commute. crews will work on the expansion project and take a look at the renderings of what the project will look like. several new gates will support expanded service. they are helping the upgrades will improve wait times. >>> paddeddle power will rule t streets because it's bike to workday. watch out if you are going to b

. >>> this week in hodge nor of mother's day, some of hour favorite guests share memories of their mom. so i stopped by my mom's house. i'm graham bensinger. >> and i'm graham's mom and this is "in depth." ♪ >>> on a special "in depth," some of the biggest names in sports reveal the influence of their moms. from kobe bryant's early competitor -- you were 14 and tried to dunk on your mom. >> she fouled me. >> and joe buck's fiercest

craig hodges. i can't live without gogo wireless if i'm up in the air. david, melissa, get ready for apple earnings. david: absolutely. they're coming any moment. stocks fight for gains in the final moments. nasdaq turning green as well, making another brand new record close for nasdaq. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers but first here is what else we have at this hour. america's most valuable company you out with results this hour. what will apple do with a expected quarter of a trillion dollars in cash, a quarter of a trillion, wow. are people still shelling out their money for new iphones? we'll bring you headlines everyone will be talking about tomorrow right as they hit. >>> plus democrats have been claiming victory for funding their programs in the spending bill but a fiery budget director mick mulvaney is setting the record straight today. you heard congressman dave brat tell us yesterday a health care vote could come as early as tomorrow. gop whip telling fox t

that he came up with a tortured louisa hodge not to indict her, that the intent that she did not show prevalent basically in the fact that she had a server and she knew she was receiving classified information on the server to say that -- it's like saying there's no intent on robbing a bank. what's the intent? well, the fact that you're robbing a bank is the intent. and i think that that's what republicans would say and there are some of those people in the trump administration. democrats, obviously, don't like him because they think that, you know, think by mentioning this stuff, he would -- he was exposing hillary clinton's negatives; right? trish: right? >> i think comey himself thought that that am i buy him some time. there were those close that knew his days were numbered. trish: you think he knew? >> yeah. i think he did. i think he knew trump could change his mind in a minute and never had a full vote of confidence. trish: do you think he has a vendetta against trump? >> no. here's the problem trump has. he has a huge optics problem. if i were he, and i think i said this on ai

publicly or privately, bilaterally and multilaterally and everything of time except on the issue of the hodgehich thankfully proved to be fruitful, but every other time they been rebuffed. i think the obama administration also tried when they said publicly that they need to learn to share the region which no american president has said, in my recollections since the end of world war ii. not since richard nixon since he came up with twin pillars. anyhow, the defense minister and the deputy crown prince came out and said there is no reason to talk to iran. why would we talked to iran and then went on a secretary and rants. i am hopeful with a bit of cajoling, particularly from the european and the united states, they can move away from that position but i'm not optimistic. >> my name is matthew. i am from congressman zelman's office and i really see some of the merit and the points that everyone has made. however, i do think it's important to address the other side of the story and play a little devils advocate. i would just like to cast a little skepticism. it's unfortunately easy to see that

it's for lance corporal eric hodges. he graduated from mt. >> we wanted to make sure that our fallen warriors here in contra costa county were never forgotten. their sacrifice should be remembered and we wanted to ensure that happened. >> this is the third memorial the group has placed in an east bay high school. they hope to put up nine more. blue star moms are moms of men and women who are serving our country in the military. >>> help has arrived for a school in the south bay going through a hard time. earlier this month, someone broke into the montesso school. as promised, the san jose public library dropped off books this week and you can see pictures here of the kids already enjoying that new reading material. >> very nice. >>> and a report says that google's driverless car company could already be worth more than detroit's big three automakers. morgan stanley says that waymo could be worth up to $70 billion. it recently launched the first public trial of its self-driving cars. critics think the valuation is not entirely realistic. >>> s

it looks a bit like mike hodges' flash gordon all those years ago.first one... is that who it's aimed at? it is not going to convert people who weren't there in the first place. if you did like the first one, there is nothing here that will put you off it, it feels like it is treading water into volume 3. oh, my god! it is inevitable. thanks for leaving me with that thought. shall we move on? to something that is not volume two of anything. this is a change of pace, this is the promise which stars christian bale, oscar isaac and a french actress charlotte le bon. she is no relation to the duran duran singer. this is set against the terrible atrocities of the armenian genocide, which took place in 1914, 1915 in turkey. 1.5 million armenians were killed in that. yet to be acknowledged as a genocide. it has never had a big—screen treatment, only a few times been dealt with in popular culture. and here it is really fronted in what has become a sort of love war—torn epic with this love triangle. christian bale, as we can see him there, oscar isaac, and ch

hodges, that love is love and required all states to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. one barrier after another, one barrier after another of discrimination, one barrier after another that presented a -- an obstruction to opportunity has fallen in a relatively short period of time, and that's something that all of us should celebrate in the vision of equality and opportunity embedded in the vision of our nation. but we cannot allow ourselves to lose sight of the fact that as much as these have been steps forward, we are still far from ending discrimination for the lgbtq community here in america. today every state is required to recognize same-sex marriages and issue wedding licenses to same-sex couples, but 30 of those states still do not have a legal framework that ends discrimination. in 30 of those states the legal framework of the state does not prevent someone from being fired from their job for being gay or lesbian or transitioning. those states do not have a structure which prohibits for same-sex couple to be refused services, to be evicted from an apartment, t

we will be joined by richard hodge. of g-7 meetings both in the white house and in the state department. we will talk about the week with the president. what do we expect at the g7. what does this mean for long-term relations between the united states and the u.k.? what can we learn from what we're seeing in sicily. tom: this is the g7 leaders and a perfect day in sicily. kevin is there is well. david westin, thank you so much this morning. there is mr. trudeau with the chancellor of germany. that appears to be mr. trump. this is wonderful. let's go to single best chart area -- chart. this is brazil. this is the green regression. this is the strength of the resilient re-out. it's the commodity boom over and this is a good country dealing with a massive multi-decade disruption. is this just about commodities? ian: not right now. there is an enormous amount of investor concern over what is impeachment another of the president of that country. tom: you are predicting that? ian: i am. there is no question that the way the i

. ♪ steve: the mayor of minneapolis betsy hodges gave her annual state of the city address yesterdayvered inside a mosque. and she devoted the official government speech to bashing president trump. brian: all right. our own pete hegseth was there. he was able to talk to the mayor right after the speech. but it was not easy getting a word. in he joins us now. hey, pete. >> no, it was not easy. i'm a little stuffed up because i have been chasing mayors around a who refuse to talk to us. as we noted on the program earlier this week, she is giving a speech in a mosque, which you know it, of leftist are usually very keen on pointing out separation of church and state. we wanted to ask her about that. we also figured she would use the opportunity to bash president trump and of course talk about global climate change. we there were in the mosque and attempted to ask her the questions that she refused to answer. we put in two formal requests for it. here is how it went down. >> cities like minneapolis and the people who live in them, are squarely in donald trump's sights. his agendas of oppr

betsy hodges will probably put on a head scarf and her address in a mosque. months ago said there are 50 investigations of isis and al qaeda terrorists in all 50 states. pete: not continue to diet refugees, immigrants, all muslims, that's not what we are saying. those communities need to be ratting out whose though ho are willing to be extreme. brian: pete hegseth, thanks so much. >> you got it. brian: coming up straight ahead, one thing we should all agree on there is a drug crisis in america. we have to stop it. turns out democrats would rather play politics. we have some proof sadly to relay. and the new miss u.s.a. is under fire for conservative views. what did she really mean when she said healthcare was a privilege? miss u.s.a. is here kÁra mccullough will be will be here to respond to her critics soon. ♪ better than anyone ♪ anyone i've ever met ♪ introducing the mercedes-benz family of vans. including the full-sized sprinter and the mid-sized metris. ...if these are your wingtips... ...if this is your gourmet latte... then these are your vans. vans fo