jeff. >> glor: dean reynolds in indianapolis for us tonight. dean, thank you. it could have been another disaster for amtrak. the connection between two cars on its high-speed acela came apart shortly after the train left washington at 5:00 a.m. today bound for new york and boston. here's transportation correspondent kris van cleave. >> reporter: federal regulators are investigating why two of the eight cars on this high-speed amtrak acela train separated early this morning north of baltimore. sources say the d.c.-to-boston train of travelath more than 124 miles per hour, moments before the separation. amtrak says 52 passengers were on board. they were put on another train. there were no injuries. this picture shows it happened in an area where passengers can move between cars. >> if someone would have been actually crossing from one car to another potentially, they could have fallen through that separation. >> reporter: mark rosenker is the former chairman of the national transportation safety board. >> i certainly would thriek see a top-to-bottom examination.

jeff. >> dean reynolds in indianapolis for us tonight. dean, thank you. >>> could have been another disaster for amtrak. the connection between two cars on its high speed accela came apart shortly after the train left washington at 5:00 a.m. today bound for new york and boston. here is transportation correspondent, kris van cleave. >> reporter: federal regulators are investigating why two of the eight cars on this high speed amtrak train separated early this morning north of baltimore. sources say the dc to boston train was traveling at more than 124 miles an hour moments before the separation. amtrak says 52 passengers were on board. they were put on another train. no injuries. this picture shows the it happened an area where passengers can move between cars. >> if someone would have been crossing from one car to another potentially they could have fallen through the separation. >> the former chairman of the ntsb. >> i certainly would like to see a top to bottom examination. that may well have to include a safety stand down. everything c

colts. >> back to indianapolis. >> back home to indiana. >> yes. >> it will be his new home, lauren.be. mike knows this and you know this as you have left the nest sometime you have to fly on your own. we have asked a couple peak at wawa in havertown what they think about the news. people are silent mike and alex, quiet. jared says there is a super bowl hang over. i think they have been stunned into silence but they are not quiet on social media. people are talking about frank reich as new head coach, football fans went crazy, excitement, add dirt racial, carson wentz took to twitter to drop a line looking good, you. wish it didn't to have end but it was an unbelievable two years. can't thank you enough. indy, you have a great one. eagles head coach doug pederson says frank's a tremendous coach and very deserving of this opportunity. he was a valuable member of our staff and we all benefited from working with him over the last two years. quarterbacks coach jon de philipo, he is out. geese, you say we know this will happen like the super bowl drain but we have to keep some people in p

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. >>> a deadly car crash in indianapolis is getting the attention of the white house, and it's all connected here to the bay area. >> an nfl player was killed by a suspected drunk driver who has previous duisis iss in the bay . >> damian trujillo has more. >> reporter: these are the cases against the man here. seven of them, including two for drunk driving. the court cases began in 2005. that's when manuel was arrested by the chp for driving with an alcohol level of 0.08. records we obtained show he was arrested again for a second dui a few months later. he has five other cases in the county during his two-year span, all for drug offenses. >> we held him accountable, we convicted him. he pled to both of the drunk drivings and to both of the drug possession cases. that's what my prosecutors do is to make sure that everybody is held accountable for what they do. >> reporter: the department of homeland security tells me they deported him back to guatemala twice. once in 2006, and again in 2009. but he kept coming back. then on sunday morning, police in indiana say he plowed into an uber car, ki

i was the secretary. >> thanks for your call from indianapolis. host: the shutdown started 34 minutes ago. people vying for independence, others calling from littleton, massachusetts. hi, george. caller: how are you doing? host: thank you for calling. caller: thank you. -- of scene a state of the united states congress to act away their acting. 425 in the house, 100 and the we send these people to washington. they are supposed to be down ande for -- this country the states they are representing. that they arend looking at us, what they can get, they do what they need to do. this country knows, they need to pass a law to get out of this category where they get paid what other people don't get paid insurance. they've got insurance. they don't have to worry about what other people have to worry about. it's just a tragedy. to see this country -- and i served this nation for 30 hard between active-duty and reserve. this is absolutely a shame to see that the greatest country in the world, we have this kind of problem that we can't even keep the governme

indianapolis colts player edwin jackson and his uber driver were both killed. san mateo county said orrego- savala was arrested and convicted twice for drunk driving in 2005 serving two ten- day sentences. he served another 90 days for drug possession in 2008. >> did the ins ask for a detainer on him? >> i don't know that detail. that's information that's not available due to the edge of the case. >> besides the san mateo conviction, federal agents deported orrego-savala in 2006 and in 2009. now the crash has sparked another immigration debate. president trump tweeting, "this is just one of many such preventable tragedies we must get the dems to get tough on the border and with illegal immigration fast." >>> here we go again. tonight the countdown is on for another possible government shutdown. the money for federal agencies are set to run out on thursday. tonight the house approved another short-term spending bill to fund most of the government through late march. but allen martin shows us president trump is threatening another shutdown if democrats don't agre

frank rabies going to the indianapolis colts. lets goat out to lauren johnson. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: here's the deal if you cannot beat them, hire them. that is what the nfl seems to be doing with our coaches, the vikings, tapping into our resources here and got one of our coaches, who will become an offensive coordinator there as you mentioned we are sending frank reich up to a team, the colts, to be their offensive coordinator. that is a surprise to a lot of people, not surprise to go some others, he has only been here two years. news was met with much excitement on social media, he seems to be respected buy a lot of coaches and adored by players. players like carson wentz who took to twit tore drop a line and he writes looking good, coach, miss working with you, wish it didn't have to end but it was an unbelievable two years. can't thank you enough. indy, you got a great one. we are at wawa in havertown we will try to catch up with some eagles fans as they start to show up this morning and get their reaction to see what they think this means for

they're in indianapolis this week for the nfl combine.ooking ahead at who could join the team next season. the birds have already gone through changes since the super bowl. former wide receiver coach mike groh is eagles new offensive coordinator and running backs coach duce staley has added assistant head coach to his tile. doug pederson talked today about the decision to promote them. >> i couldn't have gone wrong with either he or duce. talked to both of those guys at length, um, felt comfortable obviously with mike being the coordinator position again sharp mind, um, you know, he was involved in our passing game quite a bit. he's a former quarterback. you know, things of that nature. just made a nice fit for me. >> after winning six games straight the flyers are fighting for first place in the metropolitan division. but the team may still be without their new addition johnny owe duya. yet to report to practice. the coach said it's a matter of logistic. with or without him the fires are poised to continue their success from february now

. >>> indianapolis colts has a new head coach.n new england head coach belichick and brady having a bit of a power str struggle in regards to the garoppolo trade. eagles frank reich. former quarterback himself. he will be a great fit. i think he is a better well, hard to believe, pitchers and catchers reported to spring training. giants hoping for a rebirth. picked up some. pitching staff always the key to any staff. asked if age was becoming an issue. >> i don't listen to any of this stuff. i would rather go to battle with a group of guys that been there before. than somebody seeing it for the first time. soccer star lan done done van will be playing donovan will play for club leon. sharks had a 3-0 lead against the oilers. sharks sharks have had plenty theories why. >> warriors and suns tonight. highlights at 9:00 and 11:00 and these guys are sick of seeing each other after 50 games. kind of like i will get a break from larry. >> welcome relief. >> thanks. >> join us tonight kofy-tv. >>> tonight we hear from a student leading th

of 2016 that nassar's habitual molestation became public in an explosive investigation by "the indianapolis star." in that window of time, "the new york times" says nassar victimized as many as 40 more gymnasts. what's more, the fbi also obtained instructional videos of nassar demonstrating some of his "unconventional treatments," now deemed criminal. >> wow. >> reporter: the "times" reporting the fbi investigation bounced between multiple offices, but by july of 2017, nassar pled guilty to federal child porn charges. the fbi tells abc news in a statement, "the magnitude of allegations brought against mr. nassar transcended jurisdictions, and we worked with our law enforcement partners. mr. nassar broke the trust that was placed in him." the number of young women who have accused nassar keeps growing. now nearing 300. including gold medalist simone biles. >> screaming, bawling, once i realized i was also a victim. >> reporter: tonight, members of gymnastic teams paid tribute to the victims. >> together, we rise. >> together, we rise. >> reporter: nassar will spend the rest of his life in pr

he decided not to coach the indianapolis colts even though the colts had already announced he was comingit's fueling speculation he is now officially in line to take over for bill belichick whenever that is bill belichick retires. >>> time now for a quick look at last night's nba action. >> highlights from espn. >>> good morning, morning people. he's stan. i'm neil. this is like going to the dentist. >> cavaliers started well. jeff green with the dunk and led by as many as 21, scored 43 in the first quarter. they play four in the nba. and then in the fourth quarter just is all went wrong. they shot three for 18 in the fourth quarter. they had zero points in six minutes and change and scored nine points in the fourth quarter and magic got them, 116-98 despite a double-double from lebron james. >>> well, i got the knicks and bucks. this is tough for basketball fans and especially knick fans because pore sing gas dunks over giannis antetokounmpo. that's a torn acl. he is out of the all-star game. he is done for the season so that's a tough break and then this is a tough break for tim hardaw

the offensive coordinator with the new england patriots jilted indianapolis. head coach for the colts later today. the colts are playing catch-up with regards to hire an overall coach for their organization. it is now time for more news. >>> next at 11 pm. be -- being a judge is not a popularity contest. >> he has been criticized. his supporters are firing back as the push for this judge to be recalled steps forward. >>> it is now official voters in santa clara county will be able to vote if he should be recalled. it rarely happens but the santa clara county board of supervisors put the judges recall on the june ballot. now, live in downtown san jose. here is jesse. >> reporter: good evening to you. the issue was a collection of signatures and the court allowed the collection of signatures and it paved the way to

my father-in-law, tick luger, was the mayor of indianapolis in the late 1960s and '70s. and i'll tell you in the stories he loves to tell our children are not about his 36 years in the united states senate. they are about his days as mayor of indianapolis and revitalizing the downtown and bringing commerce and business to the area. and launching so many programs like so many of you do around workforce training and education to better prepear tare the workn indianapolis for those jobs and commerce. and in the stories that he tells that i was just mentioning, story he tells so compelling 1968 the day martin luther king was shot and bobby kennedy was there lan took to the streets and walked the neighborhoods and met with the african-american rev lands and that day indianapolis was the only major city that didn't burn. so those stories so inspirational. i have a soft spot for the real challenges you have. but also for the difference that you make in people's lives every day. so thank you for what you do and your great service. lugar. >> it's also one of the reasons we are ho

. >> when you're good, many want to get you, this one is heading out for a coaching job in indianapolis. >> let's go over to david and karen. >> reporter: we're here to help you through the rain. >> reporter: most of it is over by the coast. we are expecting the rain that might come close to philadelphia, a couple of light drops right now, it will come up until noon and then we'll see clearing to the west. light to moderate rain in parts of south jersey, atlantic county, ocean county, cape may county and southern half of delaware getting this right now. light little string of rain-drop producing showers cutting through delaware and coming out of baltimore. before the last of the rsme off the coast. temperatures are beginning to fall a little bit. 43 degrees in allentown or reading, colder air comes in owe on a northwe winds. millville, 53. you can see the cooler air coming in. overall it will be breezy and cooler than it was yesterday. .1 in reading, that's less an issue. flood warning along the rancocas creek. this is a waterway that has risen above its bank, look out for flooding on i

. >> indianapolis colts linebacker were -- was killed by a drunk driver from guatemala.he suspect is an undocumented immigrant and had been deported twice. jackson and his 54-year-old uber driver were hit as they stood outside their vehicle in indianapolis. he had a blood alcohol level of .24, three times the legal limit. he said -- said he was not driving the truck that hit the two men. he was convicted of a dui in redwood city back in 2005 and had several misdemeanor convictions and arrests in california and indiana. the president tweeted this morning, it is disgraceful that a person illegally and are country killed edwin jackson. this is a preventable tragedy. we must get tough on the border fast. >> his thoughts and prayers are with the family. >> a government funding deadline is moving. they could pass a bill as early as today. the fate of the dreamers is on the line. the white house chief of staff said that dreamers are not a priority for deportation. we're live to explain how leaders in the bay area are weighing in on this debate. >>. there is a rally going on rig

. >>> investigators say the suspected drunk driver who allegedly hit and killed an indianapolis coltsyer was previously hit twice. how his death >>> a new era of space travel with the launch of a new rocket today. >> for elon musk, a big gamble. >> reporter: if spacex can successfully launch its "falcon heavy" later today, it will become the world's most powerful rocket currently in use. we'll tell you how that could impact the future of space travel coming up on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a p

headed to the university of indianapolis in the fall on a diving scholarship. 49-year-old chris hixon was a navy reservist. he served his country in iraq in 2007. his widow debra describes him as an awesome father and husband. jaime guttenberg was a 14-year-old dancer. her father, fred, holding back tears and anger at a vigil last night. >> i sent her to school yesterday. she was supposed to be safe. my job is to protect my children and i sent my kid to school in the morning sometimes things get crazy. she runs out. she said i got to go, dad. bye. i don't always get to say i love you. i don't remember if i said that to jaime yesterday morning. >> 14-year-old alaina petty loved to serve the community. she was a member of the school rotc and helped rebuild lives after hurricane irma. aaron feis. the 37-year-old assistant football coach used his body to shield students from gunfire. a colleague says, quote, he died the same way he lived. he put himself second. joaquin oliver was 17. a family friend describes him as good hearted kid who loved his family and being around other people. 14-y

police say indianapolis colts linebacker, edwin jackson and another man were hit by a suspected drunk they stood outside their car. they say the suspect fled scene but was later captured. the colts are heart broken by his death. >>> turning to an alarming new trend in san francisco. a spike in car break ins. undercover police moved in, during this smash and grab, tackling one suspect to the ground. the driver backed up, as you can see, and runs over the officer and his alleged accomplice. with police surrounding the car, guns drawn, the driver runs over the two men a second time but no shots were fired. >> and then the vehicle started to run over them and he then went to his firearm and he still delayed a little in deciding whether he should use deadly force in shooting at the vehicle. >> the injured officer was treated for non-life threatening injuries. all three suspects were later apprehended. >>> coming up the battle between philly and new england was pretty epic. we have to talk about the battle of the ads. >> these are some of our favorites. we'll talk about that next on "world

indianapolis colts linebacker was killed in a suspected drunk driving crash over the weekend. this is parked another immigration debate -- this has sparked another immigration debate. >> reporter: by the time he plowed his pickup into a parked car on the side of interstate 70, killing indianapolis colts edwin jackson and his uber driver manwell had a 12 year history of duis, drug convictions and deportations as an illegal immigrant. >> my heart goes out to the people -- to the families of those two people. >> reporter: he was arrested twice for drunk driving in 2005. he was convicted both times and served two ten-day sentences. he was convicted of drug possession in 2008 and served another 90 days. to the ins ask for retainer? >> i do not know that.>> reporter: a federal immigration agent wanted them, they could have easily taken him. it was nine years before san mateo became a sanctuary county in 2014. >> it was not even noteworthy that they would be in our jail looking for people they wanted to deport.>> reporter: he entered the u.s. illegally from guatemala in 2004. federal

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now the opportunity of a lifetime to coach the indianapolis colts.the mechanics of the quarterbacks and teaches mechanics and fundamentals, also did an outstanding job. there are a couple of holes on the coaching staff. but doug pederson knows his way and how to maneuver around the nfl. he'll come up with quality coach es. >> perhaps mike rho, the receivers coach, will go to the quarterback coach. a major topic going forward is obviously carson wentz. with nick foles, the backup quarterback, is there more pressure on wentz's shoulders? >> no. >> really? >> no, carson wentz is at peace with himself. he was a fierce competitor in college. he could change the weather, he was so confident in his own ability. you know, this is still his football team. nick foles took over, did a phenomenal job. but long-term, this is carson wentz's football team. a confident, young quarterback. a bright future of the franchise >> my thought was there would be more pressure, until he wins a super bowl, everyone is thinking , hey, carson has not won that super bowl yet >> i

. >> gary howe, i own a small business in indianapolis, indiana. we focus on urban. vice president knows very well, he's a great man. we do a lot of urban development and construction and a will the of great tools we have already, funds, we ts, cdbg see this tool as another option to do good things in our community, such as creating pathways to self-sufficiency for single parents. and we do a lot of work and we're supportive of individuals that are homeless. we see this is a great opportunity to expand those offerings not only throughout indiana but throughout the country. grateful thabt new law. excited about leveraging and getting an opportunity to leverage these. president trump: keep up the good work. very important work. >> we're busy working at the i.r.s., sent out a letter to all the governors to make sure we understand in the states where they want to put the money to work and we're excited to get this going. so big impact on all these areas and the economy. >> the treasury responded very quickly to guidance to the gompors which is key to investing in communi

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the nfl combine in indianapolis starts tuesday, and the cash- strapped eagles have two weeks to trim money. among the options, the eagles could cut or trade a player or two, including receiver smith. that would save the eagles around $5 million. but if smith says if that happen s, no hard feelings. >> i'm expecting to be back. but i know how the business goes so, i'm-- i can't be mad at someone who gave you a chance and you won a ring with them. so, i don't know how it's going to play out. but i'm expecting to be back. ♪ >> look who is back in that out fit? jason kelce. sounds and looks great. back in a mummer's outfit. parading down the street today. playing his saxophone as part of the avalon string band. >> they lent me a suit for the super bowl parade. least i could do is join their parade. so, i'm just happy to be out here. interact with some of these guys and play along. >> and he played just fine. earlier this week kelce fired up the phillys with a pep talk. among the guys who loved his speech, aaron nola who will get the call to start opening day down in atlanta next month. m

he leaves the indianapolis colts in a huge bind. >>> check this out.eaction from john mcenroe right there. he is at the game at madison square garden. take a look at it in slow motion. that is the sporting life. >> see you later everyone. worst. renaissance. fair. ever. please let it go, sheldon. it was rife with historical inaccuracies. for example, the tavern girl serving flagons of mead. now, her costume was obviously germanic. but in 1487, the bavarian purity laws, or "reinheitsgebot," severely limited the availability of mead. at best, they would have had some sort of spiced wine. you're nitpicking. oh, really? well, here's another nit for you: the flagons would not have been made of polypropylene. renaissance fairs aren't about historical accuracy. they're about taking chubby girls who work at kinko's and lacing them up in corsets so tight their bosom jumps out and says, "howdy." bosoms would not have said "howdy" in the 15th century. if anything, they would've said, "huzzah." i don't care what the bosoms say, sheldon. i just want to be part of t

guatemalan national has twice been deported and previous dui convictions, accused of plowing into indianapolisdwin jackson and his uber driver killing them both and giving a fake name. his blood-alcohol level was three times the legal limit and is awaiting charges, he was deported from sanctuary city of san francisco in 2007, and 2009. the fate of donald trump's border wall may be in the hands of a federal judge he called out for being biased against him. he is hearing a case this friday to determine whether the commander-in-chief can waive environmental laws to build parts of the southern border wall. that began in 2016 when donald trump secured the mexican heritage created a conflict of interest in his ruling about trump university. rob: julian assange could walk out a free man for the first time in five years he has been stuck in that building. a british court will rule on his bid to drop a warrant for his arrest for violating bail related to crimes in sweden where the charges have been dropped. if the judge rules in his favor, could leave the ecuadorian embassy where he has been in asylum

. >> the driver suspected of hitting and killing indianapolis colts linebacker edwin jackson and his ride-share driver on sunday will now face federal immigration charges. 37-year-old manuel orrego-savala, an undocumented immigrant from guatemala, has an initial court hearing this morning. prosecutors say he illegally reentered the country. he has been deported twice. a spokesman for the colts says team owner jim ersay will be paying for the funerals of jackson and the driver, jeffrey monroe. >>> hours after the indianapolis colts announced josh mcdaniels would be head coach, he reneged, choosing instead to stay in new england. espn reports mcdaniels had been wavering on his decision to leave the pats, and owner robert kraft sweetened the contract to keep him. the colts -- unfortunately, all the people they justed had accepted head coach -- they interviewed had accepted head coaching jobs. >>> the winner of a $560 million jackpot in new hampshire has not collected her winnings. instead she is suing to stay anonymous. her lawsuit filed under the name jane doe in superior court says sh

frank wright will be the new head coach of the indianapolis colts and officially introduced tomorrow. reports say wright got a five-year deal. last week eagles quarterback john defill pip foe became the vikings offensive coordinator. frank is a tremendous coach and very deserving of this opportunity. he has a valuable member of our staff and we have all benefited from working with him over the last two years. as good as he is a leader and teacher, he's an even better person. we could not be more excited for him as he takes this next step in his career and we wish him and his family all the best. definite a class act there from coach pederson. the debate on immigration starts today on capitol hill. we'll get a first look at president trump's budget after last week's deal to avoid a shutdown as well as his long awaited infrastructure plan. >> a live look at the olympic flame burning brightly in south korea as we check out the biggest event of the winter games just ahead. >>> glenn? >> well, cold air moving in and not for too long. valentine's day warm-up and more rain heading our way as

it will be a press conference in indianapolis on tuesday. reich is the second coach the leave since the eagles won the super bowl. phil phil flyers defenseman shane gostisbehere asked if there was any effect on his team. >> for sure. being there when they won and being downtown, it was awesome. to see the whole city light up and how fun everyone is having. to come without the win the first time in the city's history. it definitely gets us going. >> he said michal neuvirth would have started but when this happened, he didn't have any choice. the player took a stick to the face. the flyers would only say he'll be reevaluated tomorrow. >> the sixers also had a scare. joel embiid hurt his knee but he returned from the locker room. >> i think me and about 20,000 people held our breath. fortunate enough to have him back. >> you know, hit my knee on the floor. but yeah, i feel great. >> i've played with a lot of good actors in my career. he's definitely one of the top three. >>> there was a funeral service for rasual butler and his wife. he was 38

he chose not to be an indianapolis colt. that's okay, we'll move forward. (reporter question). have knowledge of that. thank you all. the rivalry is back on (media laughs)." today is national signing day... the day for the top high school football players in the country to announce which college they will play for... stanford locked up one of the best quarterbacks in the country... 6-6 tanner mckee of centennial high school in sourthern california mckee is ranked the 76th best player in the country by espn... and the 5th best pocket passer in the nation both stanford and cal brought in top 50 recruiting classes nationally... stanford was 38th... while cal was 49th... (wipe to fullscreen) this one was crazy... national recuit jacob copeland... a receiver from pensacola, florida... announces on national tv he will attend florida... his mom... who is wearing an alabama sweater and a tennessee hat... walks right off the set... clearly upset her son chose the gators over the crimson tide and volunteers his mom did return later... though... and gave an emotional copeland a hug. the y

manuel orrego-savala is set to appear in an indianapolis court today.used of killing edwin jackson -- a linebacker for the indianapolis colts and uber driver -- jeffrey monroe. u-s immigration officials say orrego-savala has been deported twice before -- in 2007 and 2009. he was also convicted of a dui in redwood city. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... legal pot is giving the girl scouts a boost. why scout leaders say selling in front of dispensaries is actually ok. ( james ) plus... the fight over a wedding cake. a judge rules whether or not a california bakery can refuse to make a cake for a same sex couple. ( james ) traffic trouble is a pain for everyone... but who's got it worse -- the bay area or los angeles? this morning... we're getting some new insight into the problem. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ,$8drw at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watchin

el presidente lamentÓ la muerte del autor de fÚtbol en indianapolis diciendo que la tragedia pudo habersela ms 13 es una epidemia que mata estadounidenses todos los dÍas. pero este joven considera que la retÓrica es equivocada. >> el 99% de los jÓvenes que vienen aquÍ, no quieren saber nada con las pandillas ni con la violencia. vienen escapando de situaciones traumÁticas. janet: crÍticos dicen que el argumento de las pandillas es simplemente una tÁctica polÍtica. >> el argumento de que eliminando estas visas o esta inmigraciÓn en cadena se protege la seguridad del paÍs, es completamente falso. janet: en la casa blanca hoy no pudieron decir cuÁntos miembros de la ms 13 son inmigrantes indocumentados. se estima que sÓlo uno de cada 100 menores indocumentados que vienen al paÍs y sus padres se hacen miembros de una pandilla. enrique: el ex alcalde de san antonio juliÁn castro anunciÓ que tiene todo el interÉs en postularse para presidente en el 2020. parte del proceso de determinar si voy a correr o no, es sentir la temperatura de los votantes. eso fue lo que dijo castro. castro criticÓ a t

the crazy thing is he was recruiting a lot of assistant coaches to come to indianapolis. >> and now.and none knew he didn't take the job. they found out by twitter. >> what a mess. >> when do i start with the new job? oh, you're -- we're -- where is coach mcdaniels. >> oh, deer. >> thanks. >> yes. >> coming up on abc news at 11:00 we are learning more about a man accused of killing an nfl star. he has deportations and record in the bay area. >> plus nothing like find ago diamond in the rough. this one came after an accidental flush and a messy search. join us for news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> that's it. for larry and drew - [announcer] the following program is based on a true story. some of the names have been changed. the program contains reenactments. - i'm former fbi agent joe pistone, the real donnie brasco. the mafia put a contract on my head. but i've got stories to tell. - [narrator] in the 1990s, the us customs service launches an international sting operation

he walked on a georgia georgia dominic southern hard worker. >> his indianapolis colts teammates weretunned by the news with a team saying, he was well-respected with all whom he crossed paths, he will be greatly missed in our locker room and throughout our entire organization." along with the grief, there is outrage. vice president and former indiana governor mike pence called it a senseless and avoidable tragedy. indianola we must do more to get these dangerous, illegal criminals off of our street and guarantee this never happens again by building the wall, ending sanctuary cities, stopping legal immigration once and for all." immigration activists accusing the sum of politicizing the immigration status when the real culprit, they say, is drunk driving to and many are quick to point out that he shouldn't have been drinking and driving in the u.s. because he shouldn't have been in the u.s. shannon. >> shannon: just a tough story all the way around. traits, thank you very much. u.s. supreme court allowing a congressional redistricting plan in pennsylvania to proceed. democratic law ma

he's accused of drunk driving and killing indianapolis comes player edwin jackson. abc7 news reporter cornel bernard says the president is weighing in on this controversy. >> reporter: 37-year-old manuel orezo gonzalez is now facing charges in indianapolis as a result of the deaths of colts player -- he was driving drunk when he struck the car jackson was riding in and then ran from the scene. >> we have a past history of this individual not following court orders. >> reporter: he is from guatemala according to immigrations and customs enforcement in 2004 he entered the u.s. illegally and made his way to the bay area, in 2005, he was arrested for dui in san mateo county. >> in 2005 we prosecute him twice for driving under the influence, and in 2006, we prosecuted him for controlled substances offenses. >> reporter: in 2006 he was arrested by i.c.e. officers, he was deported the following january, but in 2009, he was arrested again in san francisco and deport in the may of that year. president trump tweeted so disgraceful that a person illegally in our country killed

indianapolis u.s. attorney noted that manuel orrego-savala had previously been deported twice and that attorney general jeff sessions had directed all federal prosecutors to prioritize charging aliens who illegally reenter the country, especially those a risk to public safety or criminal records. edwin jackson, a linebacker who played for the cold, run over early sunday morning along with his boomer driver -- in the indiana senate race. our next asked is running, representative todd rokita joins us. this is a tough case, this is one the president has really started to highlight along with talks about immigration, deportation, daca. he tweeted this. colts linebacker edwin jackson. this is preventable one of pree tragedies. we have to toughen down and get illegal immigration out fast." where are you on negotiations? >> president trump is exactly right. we've got to get get a lockdown this for this was a printable tragedy. democrats should come to the negotiating table and take up president trump's reason

live in indianapolis for us, we know that the suspect was in court today. what did you find out?earance was very brief, lasting ten minutes, what's called an advertisement of rights hearing. the judge, through a translator, informed the defendant that he had accepted a request for a 72-hour continuance. the state has until tomorrow to formally charge him. he is sxeked back here in court tomorrow to hear those charges. that's also when we could hear a plea from him. little more information. he first arrived in the u.s. illegally in 2004. he was arrested in california in 2005 for drunk driving and, as you mentioned, he reported twice in 2007 and 2009. this is a story that is tailor made for president trump and his allies and tough stance that he has been promoting for years now. you saw a strong tweet from him this morning and you saw a tweet from vice president mike pence, governor of indiana. after that initial one, trump sent another tweet, my prayers and kol dolenses are with the family of edwin jackson, a wonderful young man whose life was so senselessly taken. an undocumented

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. >> when you're good, many want to get you this one is heading out for a coaching job in indianapoliset's go over to david and karen. >> reporter: we're here to help you through the rain. >> reporter: most of it is over by the coast. we are expecting the rain that might come close to

.>>> the death of an indianapolis coal player/colts player is becoming a/.over illegal immigration. authority see the man under arrest is from guatemala with a dui conviction who had been deported twice. here is more on the crash and reaction from the white house. spoke was happy all the time and very inspirational. >> reporter: president trump reacting to the fatal drunk driving accident that killed and i felt player jackson and his uber driver sunday calling the death of two men preventable and disgraceful. trump using the crash to push for immigration reform tweeting quote, so disgraceful that he person illegally in our country killed colts linebacker edwin jackson. this is one of many of one preventable tragedies and we have to get tougher. >> we need the wall. >> reporter: at the driver who caused the crash, 37-year-old most of all it -- equitable and citizen was deported in 2007 and 2009. >> two families lost love ones because of a senseless crash. >> reporter: the 26 indianapolis colts play was the passenger. the car pulled onto the shoulder because jackson was feeling sick b

. >> eagles offensive coordinator frank riect is leaving the birds for the indianapolis colts. he started his coaching career with the eagles franchise in 208. >>> a man is in the hospital with burns over half of his body, he was abdomin duckedded and assaulted before he was discovered and bound we know burns in his car. the man is being treated at temple university hospital. he is in serious, but stable condition. police asked anyone with information about the crime to give them a call. >>> a grand canyon helicopter tour ended in horror, it crashed in a spot so deep and to remote it took hours to pull survivors from the site. there are new questions about what could have gone wrong. abc's maggie ruly has more. >> reporter: a sightseeing helicopter carrying seven british tourists goes down in the rugged area of the grand canyon. >> it hit the bottom, biggest explosion you ever heard. >> explosion and fire, shockingly is survivor walking away moments after the crash. >> the will to survive kicks in. >> reporter: the rescue operation took 8 hours with first responders having to h