sitting in a car, 18-year-old holly lai, her 15-year-old sister michelle, and three other friends. >> really bad feeling, a knot in my stomach that told me something was going to happen. >> reporter: they were approached by a rowdy group. among them tyra and 22-year-old la ha la shoouna keeney who has a gun. >> holly lai called out for me, she said please make them stop, please tell them we don't have anything. >> what did you say to them? >> i walked up to lashawna keeney and was like why don't you chill out. and that's when she brandished the gun. >> reporter: tyra heads back home but back at the car the situation is escalating. >> there was a girl at my sister's door trying guite necklace off my sister and couldn't do it. that's when she took the gun across me. and i turned and she shot her right in front of me. >> we heard a gunshot. we actually thought they were shooting at us. >> reporter: holly's sister michelle shot dead right in front of her eyes. >> i remember falling to the ground going why? please somebody help us. and i start running door to door to door just pounding on

and the governor, holly's senate campaign seems to be doing okay. recent poll shows mccass kell and holly in a virtual tie. mccaskill has a well-funded war chest. the campaign reported $11 million cash on hand compared to holly's $2 million. in a critical senate race that might determine control of the u.s. senate, it's yet to be seen how much of a thorn the governor's drama will be in holly's side. >> this is a nightmare scenario for republicans in the state. >> reporter: the special session to consider the governor's impeachment begins tomorrow and the process could last for months, potentially turning into a dark cloud hanging over holly's senate bid all the way in through the august primary. matt fin, fox news. >> rick: a quick programming note. a life, liberty and levine airing tonight. here's a preview. >> on the next life, liberty and levine, north korea and its nukes, china and its nukes, cyber warfare, stolen technology and we discuss it with our friend, gordon chen. >> rick: that airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox new

holly: hi. i'm holly. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. guys think about them cutting and sewing things like lamb and goat and jockstraps? katie: it takes about three times as long to do a lamb product as a shirt product... -holly: mm-hmm. -katie:...just because the shirt construction is super simple. lemonis: and how much money do you make on the lamb product versus the shirt product? katie: oh, shirt is way more. i mean, it cost us, what, about $30, i'd say, to make a shirt, and we sell it for over $100. and, a lamb product, we sell for $17. lemonis: and it costs three times the amount of time -to make it, takes three times? -katie: yeah. yeah. lemonis: have you guys gotten together and had an opinion with the two of them and said, "this is ridiculous"? holly: it doesn't really matter. lemonis: at all? holly: we're kind of, like, on our own out here. nobody really comes out here. it gets really hot in here. -lemonis: no ac in here. -holly and katie: no ac. holly: every friday, they're gone fishing. lemonis: they're gone fishing. holly: t

holly's office led the investigation into speesix's case.e wrote in part, i will have my day in court, i will clear my name, as all faithful people know in time comes the of the truth. this after prosecutors dropped a felony invasion of privacy charge this week over a photo that greitens reportedly spoke of a woman with whom he had a an affair. >> the way i look at it as, i have a job to do as attorney general, i have a job to do on behalf of the people of the state and i will do my job. the chips will fall where they may. >> holly, dubbed as the golden boy, one president trump's endorsement and tells fox news he's doing his best to navigate his way through a tough time in missouri republican politics. >> i feel for all the families involved. i have a job to do as attorney general of the state and i will keep doing my job. >> republicans are chomping at the bit. >> i think you are now seeing the attorney general start to distance himself from the governor. >> despite the drama between holly and the governor, holly's senate campaign seems to

for holly only. share with us someone who impacted your career, and how do you impact and mentor those within your reach? >> one of my early mentors was during my second tour. you do two years on a ship, most junior officers, at least my era coming out of the coast guard academy. my second tour, i found myself second in manned on the small patrol boat, and the commanding officer was great. he gave me the guidance i needed so that i wasn't completely hung out to dry, but he gave me enough freedom to stretch myself and learn the job. all aspects of learning that job, learning the ship, verything. oftentimes he could have easily made a decision on how we wanted to run the ship, but he would say, what do you think, and he would let me offer an opinion. sometimes he would give me guiding advice if i was headed down the wrong road but he gave me a lot of freedom, and even managed to convince our admiral to let him take a week of leave and let me just take the ship and do a patrol as the second in command w

. >> holly eventually settles in the aisle seat, aoung teen-age girl in the middle, jennifer riordan at the window. 20 minutes into the flight the boeing 737 hits cruising altitude. >> we were passing through about 32,000 feet when we had a large bang and rapid decompression. >> and it shook the plane badly. >> the number one engine on the left side of the plane had broken into pieces, hurling shrapnel through the air. >> what's the first thing you did? >> started tightening seat belts. >> texas real estate agent tim mcginty and his wife, kristen, were sitting across the aisle in row 13. >> it's the most helpless feeling you can imagine because there's absolutely nothing you can do. nothing. >> then came the screams. >> two, maybe three screams. just screams, bad screams. >> that broken engine had hurled a chunk of metal shattering the window where jennifer riordan was sitting. that caused a violent whirl wind of depressurization that pulled her halfway out of the plane. >> the bottom part of her rib cage was out the window. >> only the seat belt kept jennifer's body from flying all

holly williams for us. holly, thank you. the united nations human rights office criticized what it called the "shocking killing of dozens by israeli live fire," but israeli prime minister netanyahu said israel was acting in self- defense today. and the white house blamed the violence on the militant group hamas, saying they were trying to cynically provoke the response. back at the embassy opening in jerusalem, that recorded video message from president trump was played. >> the united states will always be a great friend of israel and inpartner in the cause of freedom and peace. >> glor: the new embassy is in an old u.s. consulate building until a larger site can be found. all 86 foreign missions in israel were invited to the opening ceremonies. 33 went. ♪ hallelujah with about 800 in attendance, the mood inside the embassy was festive. first daughter ivanka trump along with husband and white house senior adviser jared kushner were members of the american delegation. (applause) >> we welcome you officially and for the first

holly in kit's hit the road in search of freedom freedom kits is willing to defend by any means like a pioneer in the wild west or a traumatized u.s. soldier returning from vietnam helped. terrence malick brought this parable to the screen in the early seventy's moloch is known as one of the most media shy directors in hollywood really but in his debut he makes a brief on screen appearance as a neighbor who finds the f.b.i.'s most wanted couple in the hideout. the last man. the dream. the events described are based on a true story twenty years later they would also inspire all of us stone's natural born killers both these films the american dream to get shot to pieces try to us gun law still nowhere in sight smollett film is just as relevant today as it was in one thousand nine hundred seventy four. i. think. it. and that's it for this edition of q. no favorites featuring seven stunning debuts of course not only film directors have debuts you know presenters started somewhat so next time go easy on popcorn and this debut out. the team. i. believe everything about you got a broader re

. >> reporter: hollie mackey, an associate professor of women's and gender studies at the university of oklahoma. marty martinez, owner of a dallas digital marketing agency, leaving new york after some meetings. matt tranchin, eager to get home to his wife molly. >> we are expecting our first child in six weeks, seven? seven weeks? >> six weeks. >> reporter: tim and amanda bourman. >> hallelujah. >> reporter: tim is a pastor at a lutheran church in queens, new york. >> and we have three daughters. tayley is six, brooke is four and felicity is two. >> reporter: now they're off to a conference in dallas, just the two of them. >> i have never been away from my children before, overnight. >> she wept when we walked away from felicity. she's our two year old. >> so, it was gonna be hard. i knew right away from that. >> reporter: texans tim and kristin mcginty, wrapping up a long weekend in new york. >> his favorite thing was the broadway play that we saw, wasn't it? >> maybe. it was good. i really enjoyed it. >> reporter: what'd you see? >> yeah. >> it's called "beautiful." ♪ one fine day

introduce the first one is captain holly harrison. i said, how should i introduce you, and she very humbly said, just tell them i am a cutterman with 10 years at sea. let me tell you exactly what that means. almost half of her career, she has served on the sea, in five different ships. two of the ships, she was the commander and one of those she commanded in operation iraqi freedom and the other one, a 270-foot cutter at fort smith, virginia. she is a 1995 graduate of the u.s. coast guard academy and has earned two masters degrees, one in public policy, the other in education, from princeton university and george washington university respectively. she currently serves as executive assistant to the director of coast guard investigative services. for those of you who watch tv, that's the equivalent of "nci -- "ncis turcotte ladies and gentlemen, captain holly harrison. [applause] panelist's major caitlin van damme. she's a 2005 graduate of the u.s. naval academy and served 10 years of active duty as a marine. an attacked as helicopter

holly called on him to resign in april.me now in his first exclusive interview on in this evening. good to see you attorney general holly. thank you for being here tonight. >> great to be with you. >> martha: looked like he was kind of in the clear. so what happened between then and now that forced the resignation today? >> well, look, the governor has done the right thing by the state of missouri today and resigning his office and i am cheering for new incoming governor mike parson. is he going to do a great job. my office stands ready to assist in the transition. now the state of missouri can move forward to what is going to be a better day. so we look forward to putting this behind us and governor parson, i think, is going to do great. >> martha: do you think, you know, it was your pursuing of the charity donor list that turned the tide here? because he had a decision that didn't go the way his attorneys wanted it to go today, correct? >> that's correct. earlier in court today, martha. look, i took an oath as attorney ge

holly williams is in gaza. >> reporter: then no strangers to blood shed in war-torn gaza, they buried their dead yet again. several of them with children, according to palestinian officials. in gaza's hospitals are the survivors, some of them also teenagers, like wasim rajab, 16, with a bullet lodged in his foot, and tarik ayash hit with a bullet in the face. at al awda hospital, dr. ghassan abu-sitta treats survivors. that will he walk again? >> he would walk with a limp most likely. >> for the rest of his life? >> yeah. >> reporter: while many of the palestinian protesters were peaceful, we saw some throwing rocks and fire and others throwing grenades and pipe bombs. and this released video shows palestinians attempting to breach the border fence. israel claims at least 24 of those killed were terrorists. the u.s. like israel blames the violence on hamas, the militant group that controls the gaza strip. >> no country in this chamber would act with more restraint than israel has. >> reporter: but others including some u.s. allies and united nations officials have criticized israel fo

in the meantime, we are extending our deepest and most sincere condolences to hollie's family.((fsc))she was much too young with so much potential for us to lose her. this is indeed a very sad day for the seawolf community." a live look outside right now on this friday ... (ken) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we

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hollie mackey sitting two seats away. what did you see? >> the bottom part of her rib cage was out the window. i had leaned over to try to pull jennifer in. >> reporter: between the two women, a young teenaged girl. >> she got her hands right in there with mine, and she tried to pull jennifer in as well, and a very brave girl. >> reporter: unsuccessful, hollie doing whatever she could to comfort jennifer. >> i put my hand on jennifer's back so she would at least know we were there. >> reporter: passenger tim mcginty rushing in to help. >> i went to the window and tried to -- >> reporter: but he, too, helpless, no match for the enormous pressure. the memory is overwhelming. >> just tried to pull her in. and it was -- you know, couldn't. just couldn't. >> martha raddatz with us tonight. martha, i know as that plane decented tim mcginty was able to pull jennifer riordan back insi insi inside. >> they were not thinking about their own lives at all. they really want jennifer's family to know they don't think she suffered. they believe she died

here's some sport now with holly.emier league. the premier league. are almost safe while swansea are plunged deeper into trouble. plunged deeper into trouble. brom have had an eight—year stay in the top flight ended. the top flight ended. gives chelsea an advantage in the title race. title race. andy murray's return to tennis has run into difficulty. tennis has run into difficulty. has kept him from playing competitively since last summer. competitively since last summer. may miss the start of the grass court season. court season. meanwhile, johanna konta's to start to 2018 continues. konta's to start to 2018 continues. open, beaten in straight sets by a qualified. qualified. she has wonjust nine matches now this year. matches now this year. sport for now, more just after ten a:m.. strict abortion laws. but instead to a british overseas territory. john 0wen has more. i already had two children. i remember waking up one morning and feeling quite poorly. itjust reminded me of morning sickness. i took a pregnancy test an

nk glor: holly williams, thank you.id sit down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. we had a wide-ranging conversation about the clashes yesterday, about israel's now- open warfare with iran, and the future of any potential peace process. looking back on yesterday, especially gaza, anything you would have done differently? >> well, i wish that it wouldn't have happened at all. i mean, hamas is pushing people with a view of massive infiltration into israel, openly declaring their goal is to destroy israel. they're paying these people, so it's not the peaceful demonstration that you think about. >> glor: you said they're paying them? >> yes. >> glor: to try to cross the border? >> hamas is paying these people to come here. they're pushing civilians, women, children, into the line of fire with the view of getting casualties. ng try to minimize casualties. they're trying to incur casualties in order to put pressure on israel, which is horrible. >> glor: you said they want kids to die? >> yes. >> glor: putti

holly williams has more on what's being called "the forgotten war." >> reporter: it was an ambush in a frozen pine forest. n-ssian-backed separatists surprised these ukrainian soldiers. in the chaos they took cover and fought back. but they fired blanks-- this was an exercise run by the u.s. military. this is a counter attack exercise, and these ukrainian soldiers will be heading to the real frontline very soon. the u.s. is supporting its ally, ukraine, in a war against russian-backed militants. they've seized swathes of territory in eastern ukraine since 2014, in a conflict that's killed 10,000 people by some counts. >> apache 6, apache 6. >> reporter: soldiers from the new york army national guard directed the training, which is close to real life. lt. col. william murphy has been here since november, and told us the ukrainians don't have the equipment they need. >> what they can do with the little that they have is exceptional. >> reporter: the u.s. is ramping up its support for ukraine-- more than 200 anti-tank missiles were delivered this month. e they learn from us the newest e

so now the resignation is certainly a burden lifted off of holly's shoulders. and this is a big relief for republicans in missouri. and on another front, the missouri knew governor, the lieutenant governor mike parsons will take office on friday. right now it seems he is generally being welcomed by both parties in missouri. described as having long relationships with legislative leaders and reputation as a deal-maker. dana? >> dana: it pays off to have those relationships. all right, matt. thank you. >> thank you. >> there really is no real logical explanation for us wanting to pin down the numbers. we want the real numbers to come out. >> dana: the governor of puerto rico saying he welcomes the study where harvard university researchers found that thousands of deaths can now be blamed on hurricane maria. 4,600 deaths are dramatically higher than the initial governmentally of 64. the study finding many of the victims died from delayed medical care. >> we had a vertical that was sub par and we recognize that. for the future we want to make sure it's effective an

. >> la iglesia holly cross de san josé se viste de gala, un trágico incendio devoró la estructura del un incendio misterioso sin ser catalogado esta tarde taba todo previsto para los reapertura de esta iglesia. >> la comunidad se desbordo al saber que el templo volvería abrir sus puertas a las 3:00 de la tarde, el interior de la iglesia estaba lleno a la capacidad. >> hace varios años dios permitió que todas estas personas estuvieron presentes en la reapertura de este templo. >> muchos otros sacerdotes acompañaron esta ceremonia religiosa al obispo de la diócesis de san josé, las llamas que consumieron material pero nunca lo espiritual de esta comunidad ya quedaron en el pasado, como una pesadilla que se espera que no vuelva a ocurrir. >> las autoridades de este proyecto dijeron que se tuvo que invertir un poco más de 7 millones de dólares. >> una de las anécdotas de este incendio es que un crucifijo de la iglesia quedó intacto después del siniestro. >> una recompensa ofrece las oficinas de un alguacil tras generar una búsqueda de una joven desaparecida, las autoridades pide la colabo

. >> tras un feroz incendio hace cuatro años la comunidad de la iglesia holly cross estará llegando conmente el departamento de justicia dijo que acelera el proceso designará más jueces para resolver procesos de casos pendientes. >> hola qué tal feliz viernes. >> comenzamos con esta información de última hora, la policía de santa clara está involucrado en una investigación, tras una persecución policiaca terminó en una tragedia. >> una ciudadana naturalizada asegura que sufrió malos tratos en el aeropuerto san francisco al llegar de un viaje de turismo debido a otras quejas e incidentes llevaremos a suceder lo que respondieron. >> " se sintió tratada de como criminal, mayor al borde san francisco de un viaje que hizo sola, un oficial dijo nosotros los latinos no dejamos de una bio mujer que se sola al llegar de italia ellos asumían que yo traía droga revisar mis partes íntimas y crean llevarme al hospital, es mejor que hables ahora habla ya porque de que no vas a salir por mucho tiempo, después de tres hora la dejaron ir al no encontrar nada pero exige disculpas. >> " charlas políticas

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conflict between israel and iran recent hostilities in the golan heights i'm joined now by rosemary hollis professor of middle east policy studies at city university in london thank you very much for coming in to speak to us. we often hear about the absence of an overall strategy from washington when it comes to the middle east region is there a plan in place well you know there are echoes of previous efforts by the united states to remake the whole region when they invaded iraq they had a plan for remaking the whole region starting with iraq they had a kind of domino theory that regime change there would lead to regime change in other places. and it didn't quite work out according to their plan they're also echoes of a great deal of hostility from washington to the government in tehran they really don't understand the ayatollah as they really can't get a grip on this idea of a revolutionary islamic regime with a little gender which doesn't suit washington's interests level and its preferences for the region i wanted iran's presence has been strengthened in the region because of the u.s. i

thank you, holly.hyhiem morgan, died on saturday. his death is the latest in a spate of violent crimes in the capital, as police investigate more than 60 alleged murders so far this year. here's our reporter anna collinson. at least five people were shot in london in separate incidents over the bank holiday weekend. the mother of one of those killed pleaded for the violence to stop. let my son be the last and be an example to everyone. just let it stop. the death of the 17—year—old is the latest in a spate of violent crimes in the capital. the homicide team are the best in the uk, if not the world. they're doing all they can to make sure we arrest the suspects as quickly as possible. police are investigating at least 60 alleged murders in 2018 so far. official statistics in april showed the number of homicides in london had gone up by 44% in the past year. london's mayor says together with the police, community groups, victims and their families and londoners, city hall will continue to work ceaselessl

holly williams was allowed inside one of them. you, some of this is troubling to watch. >> reporter: mohammad spend many days crying. begging to see his family. ina hasn't spoken at all in five years say her doctors. and this is george. >> king george. >> your name is king george. >> reporter: there are nearly 150 patients living in packed psychiatric hospital in northern syria. many of them with chronic mental illness, some triggered by the nightmare of syria's seven year civil war. it is a tiny, rented building. the whole place survives on charity. hospitals have been deliberately targeted in syria's war. this one has been bombarded several times. there are just three psychiatric hospitals in all of syria. treating patients like ahmed who saw his three brothers killed by bombs. according to the relatives who brought him here. there are more than 100 men in this hospital. many of them have been here several years. and they're all living in this one, small space. dangerous patients sleep on the floor in this make shift cell. and t

. >> i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent, and fats domino.blueberry hill >> it was the power of the jukebox. there was nothing quite like it. >> the beatles took the strains, the everley brothers from the '50s was a big influence for them with the harmonies. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ ♪ wake up little susie wake up >> so the beatles from liverpool are taking this pop sound but putting their own spin on it. ♪ >> what is the sound? how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll and pop? >> it just happened that, all of a sudden, hundreds of rock groups all from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock 'n' roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >> initially, there was no tradition of great british bands conquering america. that had not happened, but it's that moment where everything turns. ♪ she loves you and you know that can't be bad ♪ >> there's no single moment that more embodies the moment when rock 'n' roll became the province of teenagers. that's something that you would not just love

holly williams has more on what is being called the forgotten war. it was an ambush in a frozen pine forest. russian backed separatists surprised these ukrainian soldiers. in the chaos they took cover and fought back. but they fired blanks. this was an exercise run by the u.s. military. this is a counterattack exercise, and these ukrainian soldiers will be heading to the real front line very soon. >> the u.s. is supporting its ally, ukraine, in a war against russian backed militants. they have seized swaths of territory in eastern ukraine since 2014 in a conflict that killed 10,000 people by some counts. >> apache 6. soldiers from the new york army national guard directed the training. which is close to real life. lieutenant colonel william murphy has been here since november. and told us the ukrainians don't have the equipment they need. >> what they can do with the lit that they have is exceptional. >> the u.s. is ramping up its support for ukraine. more than 200 anti-tank missiles were delivered this month. >> they learn from us. the newest experi

ella california highway patrol say rain may be to blame in this fatal north bay crash. 37-year-old hollieas on her way to work at sonoma state university.. when her toyota yaris slid sideways on bennett valley road just before 8 this morning.chp officers said she may have been driving too fast for for the rainy conditions.they said a second driver didn't have a chance to swerve out of the way and struck pruden's car. that driver was taken to a hospital with minor to moderate injuries...while pruden was pronounced dead at the scene. sot: sgt. joshua kostad, california highway patrol// "when we have an extended period of dry weather and then rain the roads are super slick, all the loose material thatw as on the road gets swept up in the water and any oil or slick stuff that's in the road is going to cause your vehicle to lose control and friction with the roadway." the president the president of sonoma state university released this statement tonight saying "although hollie was a relatively new member of our campus community, she was a highly valued colleague and mentor to our students. she

holly is working on this story right now. she will bring you a live report later this morning. >>> elon musk is making a move today in reaction to contract workers he has referred to as barnacles. he sent an email morning contractors that they will not be allowed on tesla property starting this morning and less tesla employees vouch for the quality of their work. it is not clear how many outside contractors that good affect. he said the number of third- party companies has been gotten out of control. >> they have been struggling to increase production and turn a profit. >>> today is the first day that people of california can vote in the statewide primary election. congress and governor races are affected. >> those to -- voters must be registered by may 21. all registered voters in several counties will receive vote by mail ballots. some counties are offering early voting before election day. you can contact your local election office to see what is available near you. >>> in hawaii, the volcano continues to a representative

the driver identified as 37- year-old holly pu den was killed. the other woman had minor to moderate injuries. the university said, in recognition of how this tragedy has affected the university, counseling support is being made available to all those who desire it. we are also working on plans for remembering and celebrating holly in an appropriate way. >>> bart lost a new 10-mile extension from pittsburg to antioch today. the ebart trains are smaller than standard bart trains and run on biodiesel. the transit agency expects 2800 passengers to make round- trips on the new service every day. it will help ease the heavy traffic along highway 4. >> the capacity of the train is about a lane of traffic during peak commute hours. so essentially we are taking a lane of traffic off the road and that's a significant amount. >> the new line connects to bart but it operates on separate tracks. the train takes about 10 minutes from antioch to the pittsburg-bay point bart station where commuters can transfer. if you are riding ebart from antioch to pittsburg

of political instability since the downfall of mama good af in the eastern based renegade general holly for haftar is at the missing along with his rival the head of the un backed government in tripoli the prime minister fires in a you see the french president there just addressing the media at the conclusion of that meeting he said that the meeting was the first of its kind for libya's leaders and that they had made significant progress. sit upon your for is the first time of that in this poll much all of the leaders don't acknowledge each other mutually have met and agreed to work together and together approved a joint declaration and it is a new if i can step it's an important one which makes it possible what is about to come. these are really prime minister has lashed out at hamas and islamic jihad after a number of mortars were fired from gaza he says that israel will exact a heavy price on anyone who tries to harm it the most as in shells were intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system the israeli military says at least twenty five rockets were launched towards communities i

news, in jerusalem, a celebration here today, increasing violence nearby, we were in the west bank, holly williams watched deadly clashes in gaza, and at the opening in jerusalem, all sides covered on tonight's cbs evening news.>> thank you for watching tonight a 5:00.>> back in 30 minutes with more news for you. lawyer.

university is ranging immemorial 437-year-old holly pruden. chp says she lost control of her car on the wet rd., friday morning and slid sideways into an oncoming car. she died at the scene. she worked as an academic advisor. she was a highly valued mentor to students. counselors are being made available to anyone who needs help coping with her death. the diet -- driver of the other vehicle suffered minor injuries. >>> thousands of motorcycles were -- board into washington, dc for the annual rolling thunder right it's a memorial day weekend edition. it started 31 years ago. garrett tenney has more on the message the motorcyclists want to send. >> reporter: you may be hard- pressed to find a more patriotic crowd of folks. you have folks from all over the country. they are veterans, goldstar families, and a whole lot of proud americans. this is no parade. organizers are quick to say this is a demonstration. their mission is the same it was 31 years ago when this started. raise awareness of our soldiers who never came home and are still missing i

holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this week is the culmination of six weeks of protests here in the gaza strip. and today, we believe tens of thousands of palestinian demonstrators have gathered all along the fence, about 150 yards behind me, and separates gaza from israel. today, we've seen israeli soldiers using drones to drop tear gas canisters on the protesters and also firing live ammunition. we have seen ambulance after ambulance coming to pick up casualties including many with gunshot wounds. palestinian officials say more than 400 people have been injured today with gunshot wounds. now, many of the palestinian protesters, probably most, are peaceful. but a small number have been burning tires, throwing rocks, using sling shots and attempting to get across the fence. palestinians have condemnled the move of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem in part because they hope that east jerusalem will one day be their capital if they ever get their own state. but i think these protests are also fueled by feelings of impatient

yes, it's the wine chair, he created it for his wife holly. >> can he create one for me, too? >> pause it. >> it has a handle. you select how much wine you want. one glass, two glasses. >> kidding. >> three glasses. >> you see that if you have a full bought him. you put it to one notch. you go get the one. >> she goes beyond that. >> there is a wine rack for your glasses. he corks it for you as well. there is a cork holder. >> yes, he thought of everything. >> i am surprised you are keeping the motions of pour nook a glass of wine, there isn't the line from the bottom your mouth. >> it's all well and good but where can i buy one for my wife? >> you can't. matt is holding a drawing for the beer here. he will be selecting that winner on june 2nd. >>> a family returns to their home destroyed by fire. >> their cat is missing. >> wow, that is devastating. >> find out what they discover hidden in the debris. >> wait. what? . >>> plus, it's a makeup challenge fit for. they put towing with some school supplies. >> you are a little girl. you have to improvise. muffled . i'm your phone,

holly hunter, abc news, jerusalem. >>> new details in the golden state killer case. a judge did not rule this morning on whether to make public the search and arrest warrants for the suspect. it was continued for may 29th. no cameras in court today, but he was not in a wheelchair as seen in previous court appearances. he's been charged with 12 murders in three counties and suspected in more than 50 rapes. >>> developing news from san francisco, bart and san francisco police consider joining forces to clean up civic center station. now, you may have seen this disturbing video from april. it shows drug addicts shooting up as commuters walked by at the station. bart police say their agency assured 30 officers and need help to really clean up the station. law enforcement and legal experts told the san francisco chronicle that the problem cannot be solved with just four officers. >>> a homeless woman in san francisco's mission district is accused of trying to grab a baby out of the mother's arms. now police are investigating. this happened yesterday on mother's day at 14t

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holly williams has more from gaza this morning. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.alestinians protested along that fence that separates the tiny gaza strip from where they live in israel. we saw palestinian demonstrators hurling tires, burning rocks and trying to pull down sections of the fence. israeli soldiers on the other side fired tear gas. hundreds more have been injured. the fence cuts off the palestinians who live here on the gaza strip from the outside world because of a more than ten-year-long blockade that has made this poverty-stricken place even more desperate. the palestinians are demanding the right to return to land their families fled in 1948 when the state of israel was founded. there are about 2 million people living here on the gaza strip, an area smaller than the city of denver and the majority of refugees and their descendants. the protests are expected to grow bigger next week. the 70th anniversary of the founding of the state of israel when the u.s. will move its embassy to jerusalem. that's been condemned by palestinians who hope that east j

in danville, amy holly field, abc7 news. >> if you or someone you know is dealing with grief, there are people to help. to take action or find your ally, locally, go to abc7news.com. we have links to resources for everything from mental health to bullying and school safety. >>> abc7 news has learned that the san francisco police officer accusing his accident departmen discrimination has been on the wrong side of enforce. he was part of an all points bulletin in 2013. he met a woman on a dating website an told her he was a high level cia agent who had been involved in the killing of osama bin laden. the bulletin alerted other agencies that the officer applied to be a police officer in san francisco, west sacramento and santa cruz. last month the officer held a news conference with public defender jeff adachi claiming someone sketched an isis flag on the locker with the message go back. meantime, the oakland police department has confirmed that the officer was dismissed from the oakland police academy. >>> for the third day in a row hospital employees with the university of california hit

deputy district attorney chad hollis prosecuted him. >> he was violent, abusive, used physical manipulation, psychological control and extreme violence, including raping and defiling multiple women. >> reporter: the jury heard a phone call he made from jail to a coconspirator ordering her to torture her for money he owed her. >> i want to hear screaming and all that. >> i hit her with a frying pan. >> i met him when i was 16 -- >> reporter: this woman does not want her face shown. she is lewis' ex-wife. while he never forced her to have sex with others prosecutors say she is very much his victim. >> he threatened my family, beat me on several occasions, held a gun to my head. you know, my son witnessed some of it unfortunately. >> reporter: deandre lewis has spent the past four years here at the county jail. on friday he'll find out if he'll be sentenced to 150 more at state prison. >> i never made anyone do what they did not want to do. anybody that's been around me is because they chose to, they wanted to. >> he's a very, very twisted individual. i will say he's hopefully one of the worst

abc 7 news reporter amy holly field talked to the folks inspecting our beloved icon, amy? >> reporter: hi, reggie. yeah. we got to go up there. do i have hard hat hair? it is breathtaking up there in more than one way, but the workers are used to it, it's their normal, but they are savoring being on the iconic landmark. they feel very proud about working on the golden gate bridge. he's video of the workers repelling down one of the towers. can you imagine? this is where they have worked all week, and inspecting the bridge for rust and corrosion, and these workers tell us the team is very proud to work on thee golden gate bridge. their firm is base the in omaha, but these engineers are from arizona to austin. they say the winds have been the biggest challenge up there. they did prepare for it, though,ithough, expecting it. overall, though, they said they've had a successful week and have taken time to pause and take it all in. >> any time you go over the edge for the first time, that takes your breath away, but i had a lot on my mind, got on the rope like any other day, and

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and it seems and we're asking the tough questions that a lot of you want to loan out our reporter holly and ask himself which side he rather play for in el classico this is called choice and is the king of spain portuguese or russian to me and. this gentleman i will only see speaking of portugal and spain on world cup preview continues with group b. and i derian a fan. is going to win this battle for now long or his adoptive problem right now will actually count christiane are now might not make it to the second round question after question answer after answer. all right period adventure kicks off with our group a preview brought to you by one of our star reporters. and. her baby is a little bit special so i have to leave behind and travel to the heart of the action. welcome to madrid. there's nothing like an early clash of the titans to get the juices flowing at a major tournament and boy does this group have one of those groupies nigerian affair with spain taking on towards your goal there's also the matter of a tricky morocco's side and the relatively unknown quantity of iraq. we mi