. >> bus driver ja ja what tara has been on leave since february. >> the gicial say i curse at her. did you curse at >> no. >> while employees accused of abuse are sent home, this is what happens to bus drivers in that situation, they have to report to work but they're in the allow to drive. they pass the time playing cards and watching tv. it's like i'm in jail. >> another driver who didn't want to be identified says she doesn't even know why she's on leef. i don't know why i'm sitting there. it makes you feel like you're not trusted. it makes you feel like you could lose your job at any time. >> whether it's playing cards or sitting at home, prince george's county had paid nearly $10 million to school staff on administrative leave this school year. that's up nearly 1500 percent since the 2014-2015 school year, before new policies were created on reporting alleged abuse. the district paid more than 34 million for substitutes so far this school year, but that's on track with costs from 2014-2015 which totaled about 40 million. the district says that's because ththey're using fewer t

when bang, jay said he heard the gunshot, ja brill stumbled back inside holding his chest. they got him down to the other corner of the block to engine's 57 firehouse, there the fire crew got him almost instantly to the hospital. it was pronounced dead. all within a half hour of being shot at such close range. >> it was like a -- it was scary. collapsed right there. >> reporter: the shooter got away maybe within range of the surveillance cameras on the block of businesses under the l around 56th and mark, maybe capturing the killer on video until police capture him in person, as victim 128, young man, whose young adult lives have been ended before they barely began. in west philadelphia, steve keeley. fox 29 news. >>> prosecutors filed charges depends man they say stab add philly city councilman, a judge arraigned shawn yarbray on a long list of charges, including attempted murder, assault and robbery. prosecutors say wednesday he stabbed at large councilman david oh. he said yarbray attacked him outside of his house in southwest philadelphia. yarbray's attorney said his cl

when bang, jay said he heard the gunshot, ja brill stumbled back inside holding his chest. and the others got him down to the other corner of the block to engine firehouse, they got him instantly to the hospital but pronounced dead all within a half hour of being shot at close range. >> i was at the counter. and he got, was coming back. collapsed right there. >> the shooter got away maybe within range of the surveillance cameras on the block of businesses under the l around 56th and mark. maybe capturing the killer on video, police capture him in person. as victim number 128 like so many previous victims in philly this year, young man, whose young adult lives have been ended before they barely began. in west philadelphia, steve keeley. fox 29 news. >>> south jersey, neighbors have been spending the sunday focusing on gun violence, an interfaith group gathered in haddonfield for educational program walk and memorial to honor those who have died from it. the group says in the past two years, in camden, burlington and gloucester counties, 100 people died in shootings and they

ja still map to the stars. how this key could be yours. larry: then later "7 on your side" investigates after the claims that some neighborhood commissioners don't live in the neighborhood they represent. >> is it free speech or larry: 150 years ago today congress established secret service. since president trump took office there is plenty for the agents to investigate. melissa dipane reports from the fence jumpers to the white house and celebrities making controversial comments about the commander-in-chief, the agents take anything that could be considered a threat seriously. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? i'm not an actor. i lie for a living. however, it's been a while. and maybe it's time. melissa: actor johnny depp, comedienne brian sean griffith and singer madonna add to a growing list of celebrities demonstrating the displeasure with president trump. this isn't the first time the stars made violent statements about people >> nobody wants to even indirectly encourage any sort of ill will against somebody

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weijia jaing, cbs3 "eyewitness news news". >>> we have breaking news now, no confirmation just yet from.s. officials but russia is claiming to have killed the leader of isis. abu bakr-al-baghdadi is a wanted man world wide. are you sure's official news agency say they killed him in syria last month. they claim he was meeting with other isis leaders at the time. officials say 4,000 more american troops will be headed to afghanistan in the largest deployment o interest trump administration so far. the pennsauken could announce next week. the decision by jim mattis seeks to address assertions by the top u.s. commander that he doesn't have enough forces to help afgan's army against a taliban resurgeon si. >>> the president wants to stop u.s. money from going to cuban military and security services. the u.s. will maintain diplomatic relations but americans will travel to the island only on organized tours. more details expected when the president announces the revisions this afternoon in miami's little havana neighborhood where many cubans live. >>> mike pence is hiring a private lawyer to r

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ja in the last hour the man behind the wheel appeared before a judge. now we get new details about what happened that night. jonathan: stephen tschida just left court. what happened inside there? stephen: well, for the first time we are learning that the man charged with running down the police officers brandon figures mormon appeared normal just prior to this incident the he did not appear to be drugged up as raised as a possibility. we learned from the defense attorney that it sounds like mr. figures mormon is the son of a police officer so there is a idea he worked for the police in a voluntary position that he is sympathetic to the police officers. we learned he started to talk about how all police must die and sent snapchat the day before the incident about killing police. the defense is raising possibility that he might have done drugs and this marijuana dab, it may have been laced with something. the victim in this situation, the officer underwent the surgery for bone piercing his heart and he remains hospitalized. he has rehabilitation before he

ja existe miedo en la ciudad, como se desenvuelve hoy londres.intenta cumplir con esta idea de no dejar que los ataques terroristas afecte nuestra vida cotidiana. justamente, tambiÉn, darle una victoria al terrorismo si dejamos que nos afecte. tambiÉn hay gente que estÁ asustada, que está inquieta, que no se siente cÓmoda al andar por la calle porque tambiÉn estÁ esta idea de que puede haber un ataque aquel momento. carolina: juan, despuÉs de esta experiencia, cÓmo cambia tu vida hayas pensado volver a argentina? juan: la verdad es que no tengo previsto volver a la argentina al menos que termine lo que estoy haciendo. la verdad es que comparto la idea de que en la medida de lo posible no hay que dejar que, justamente, los ataques afectan nuestra vida cotidiana mÁs allá de las precauciones del caso. juan: juan eraÑa, vivo conversando a travÉs de skype junto a los otros testigos de este ataque terrorista. gracias por estar con nosotros y buenas tardes. caroilna: aquÍ en estados unidos el presidente trump estÁ enviando un plan para enviar apoyo a su

when it came to that part of it, the intelligence director at the time, jas clapper, said jas comey personallyhould do that part of the briefing one-on-one with donald trump instead of in front of everyone else to spare mr. trump any embarrassment those allegations might cause. we've never heard that today and learned that today from james comey statement. another thing we learned today, comey says although he and trump had already multiple times comey staying on as fbi director, comey says at a one-on-one dinner that happened a few days after the inauguration, one-on-one dinner in the green room at the white house, trump raised the issue of comey holding the fbi director job again, as if they had never discussed it before. the way that comey describes it, he says basically trump raised the question of him holding the fbi director job in a way that seemed like he maybe wanted to use it as leverage against director comey. here's how he describes it quote the president began by asking me whether i wanted to stay on as fbi director which i found strange because he had already told me twice in ear

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. >> guillermo: ja-mu-kay. >> jimmy: can you repeat the word? >> jimmy: i'm going to guess this is a hebrew word. y-a-r-m-u-l-k-e. [ cheers and applause ] >> sal: wow, that's right, wow, you got it! you're on the board! yarmulke. >> jimmy: can i tell you something, ananya? i'm not even jewish. >> sal: let's try to even things up. what's ananya's next word. >> guillermo: come on, ananya, concentrate. co-lease-y. >> what's the word again? >> guillermo: co-lease-y. >> coleasy? >> jimmy: i can't help you. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: come on, you're the champion. you got this, you got this. one more time -- >> coleasy? >> guillermo: yes. you're real close. [ laughter ] >> coleasy? c-o-l-i-c-i. >> sal: no, c-o-a-l-e-s-c-e. >> jimmy: oh, right. wow. >> sal: jimmy's word here. jimmy is still up 1-0. >> guillermo: boy-jay-not. >> jimmy: can you repeat that? >> guillermo: boy-jay-not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what did i miss? >> sal: they're seeing the word, you're not. >> guillermo: boy-jay-not. [ scattered laughter ] poy-jay-not. poy-jay-not. [ cheers and

jas minute tells us quote what i saw be between them looking like a couple having fun.er the incident everything seemed fine. there was no mention of being hurt. however, when producers tried to cut her off from drinking, she said, watch what i'm going to do. >> corrine's lawyer responded quickly if nothing i am proper occurred why was production shut down. >> there's still no word on whether "bachelor in paradise" will continue as a series. when the previous season aired last summer, the show was watched by nearly 5 million people each week. >> now let's turn to the bill cosby sexual assault the jury was dead locked yesterday but today the legal battle took another turn. the 79-year-old actor held on to his publicist while arriving. >> good luck, bill. >> thank you. >> crosby is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand. at his home back in 2004. he's facing a possible 30 year prison sentence if found guilty. the jury indicates they're struggling to reach a verdict. they said they were deadlocked, but the judge asked them to keep trying. today they asked to reh

bus driver ja ja what tara has been on leave since february. the girl say i curse at her? a. did you curse at the girl. >> no. q. will prince george's county teachers accused of abuse are sent home, here is a look at what happens to bus drivers in that report to work, but they're in the allow to drive. they pass the time playing cards and watching tv. it's like you're in jail. >> yes. >> another driver who accident want to be identified sayses she doesn't even know why she's on leave. a. i don't know why i'm sitting there. it makes you feel like you're not trusted. it makes you feel like you could lose your job at any time. whether it's playing cards or sitting at home, prince george's county had paid nearly $10 million to school staff on administrative leave this school year. that's up nearly 1500 percent since the 2014-2015 school year, before new policies were created on reporting alleged abuse. the district paid more than 34 million for substitutes so far this school year, but that's on track with costses from 2014-2015 which totaled about 40 million. the district says th

. >>> firefighters in ja ja s geo rescued several people trapped on the floor of their apartment building because the complex removed the stairs. residents said they found crews taking the stairs out yesterday morning. there was a notice on the door saying they would not have access to the stairs until thursday. management says they warned residents to vacate while they fixed the shaky stairs that partially collapsed last weekend. the fire marshal says the complex could be cited for code violations. >>> neighbors living around the oroville dam say repair work on the spillway is going on day and night. far from complaining. they say they're grateful it's happening. look at that. that's the ground level view of one of two controlled blasts on the lower shute of the spillway. here's how it looked from above. the controlled blasts are expected to take place more frequently as crews race against a november 1 deadline to finish repairs. workers are expected to start pouring the concrete for the spill way's replacement by the middle of the month. in february, more than 200,000 people had to be e

. >> jimmy: representing the university of michigan from the indian pacers glenn robinson and ja len.it pistons andre grum monday. gentlemen here are the rules. they're very simple when you hear a question buzz in and answer that question cell. if you don't the other team will get a chance to answer. the winner will bring eternal glory to his school. are you ready to begin. your first question is if a man has an ed pal jalen? >> women. >> jimmy: need a more specific answer. andre would you like to guess. oedipal complex. >> you said what? >> jimmy: we're going to give no points for that one. the answer was his mother. oedipus was attracted to his mother. the next question is which is the largest artery in the human body. the largest artery in the human body. >> wait? >> what? >> google it. >> jimmy: were you reaching back to google it? >> i was. >> jimmy: i don't know that that's not allowed. anyone have a guess. artery one of those things that th >> heart. >> jimmy: no andre and caron? >> i would say the leg. >> jimmy: no it is the aorta. we're off to a flying start. i know that the

. >> that hees ajar, father offed a dig ja jar. the other teens didn't show up because they are on their way to moscow to bury him. >>> letter written by four board of education members to governor hogan claimed that grades were changed, courses were added to records and service hours were added even though they never earned, all with the goal of boosting the county's graduation rate. we asked ceo dr. kevin maxwell for his response and this is what he says. >> these claims are at the heart of our administrators students and parents, deny any systemic effort to promote students who did not graduation requirements. the next step, the board of education will launch an investigation into this matter. >>> coconut oil is a popular supplement, what about those warnings not to use it? we have heard them too and we will verify them. >>> and track the aftermath of two -- two terror attacks. >>> these stories and full look >>> events over the world, london can't catch a break. tribute being set up after a man ran his van into a group at a mos

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i think we have already seen a couple of attacks in ja ka rta already seen a couple of attacks in jakartang ramadan, the fasting month, that we are in right now. so we should not discount the possibility that there could be others. we also can't discount the possibility that there could be more attacks in manila. in manila, the capital? so in what way can the government and intelligence groups neutralise these so—called islamic state back groups? i think there has to be more sharing of information and co—ordination between immigration authorities and security agencies across indonesia, malaysia, and the philippines, in particular. but there needs to be a morcombe brings a strategy than anything you have seen from president duterte. —— but there needs to be a morcombe brings in strategy. —— more comprehensive. the british general election campaign is entering its final day with the party leaders out campaigning right across the uk ahead of voting on thursday. as we heard earlier, following the recent terror attacks in manchester and london, security issues are dominating the political deba

ticket, allegedly, they opened fire, they fired 30 rounds, hitting artim zimle 10 times and shoddy ja of najar four times. >> ke conference with his father. >> now in this moment is, it anger, relief, joy? what are the emotions? >> well, the anger comes to us, and then the relief. the relief for i know whoever killed my boy is going to be behind bars. and they're not having a good time out there. anger, i want to see the ultimate punishment, so we can get justice. >> what is the ultimate punishment for you? >> for me? they should be killed. the way they killed, executed my boys, that's what i believe. an eye for an eye. they shot my boy. if it is allowed for me, i will shoot them myself. that's justice. now the justice at the police station is is different. it will take time. and more time. >> when this does wind its way through the courts, will you attend the trial? i want to make sure they are going to go, put to jail, and the second, to hell. >> najar's father was adamant about wanting to see mug shots of the suspects. at this time they have not been released. but we expect them in

it doesn't if he can doo the ion frm i there is a new children coming in in ja with. their live will improve. the morality is no long ner question. the moral will be improved because they are now in a position of feeling that from the top they will be supported instead of the district attorney worrying about their yeb problems is it's generally. >> thanks for joining us on the phone today as we talk about this breaking news seth williams pleaded guilty to one bribe of accepting bribes from a bucks county businessman. he was to be scene earlier this become a max of also she was there saying he resigned humble bli and insore ri and we tective may i approach, you have covered the d. thchlt texively. gh is the nbc 10 investigator, we the you is as well as his campaign expenditures. williams failing to disclose 0 $170,0 $170,000 worth of gifts. he got ho thousand dollars worth of work on his home from a contractor. the 22 count indictment has now turned into 29 count inindictment and that he had hi hild. that is fsh one count of accepting a bieribe. >> have you seen any ac

was debunked by comey and others, that put this country through a lot of tumult where there is not, jaeh johnn said yesterday, homeland offered to keep dnc from keeping computing from bees hacked, and dnc turned it down. lou: it sounded like a bargaining session, offer, exchange proffered, but should it have been a national security discussion, homeland security not asking but telling, and if necessary, getting subpoenas to preserve the national security against russian interests? >> that is a great question, we're still learning this new game of offensive cyber warfare. we have some rules of engagement, they are evolving, i believe next election you will see a more aggressive, not only with president trump but we have learned a lot, we need to be more aggressive, and what is going on now is arm chair quarterbacking. lou: i understand that, let me resist that arm chair quarterbacking. and your use of plural, fbi under comey and department of homeland security under jeh johnson had a responsibility to preserve, protect the national interest and security, they should have had those serve

they failed to buy a victory in george ja and now turning on their own. it is a watershed moment.king president trump. but attacking nancy pelosi who faces growing back flash the members of her own party. he is defiant and bragging about p her leadership. >> i am a master legislator and a astute leader and i respect any opinion member ps have. but my decision of how long i stay is not up to them and i am worth the trouble. >> certainly for the republican she is a master legislator who proclaimed on obamacare, we are have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it. and pelosi may be worth the trouble for republicans, because republicans have gained more than 60 seats in her tenure as the top democrat in the house. the republican party would like the pelosi kind of trouble for a long time. president trump tweeted. i certainly hope upon the democrats don't force nancy, out. and please let crying chuck stay. the dem's strategy is to obstruct the president and his agenda and drag out the congressional investigations on russia and say they will do so until the 2018 midterms. non

i like to gay l'kaizji-ja q’s! fleece...” , l to gay l'k.-\!>.|'uz\ q’s!e. the draw for next season's rugby union champions cup was made today and sees saracens in the same pool as clermont auvergne — the side they beat in last season's final. 0spreys and northampton saints make up the rest of pool two, while english champions exeter are in pool three along with leinster, glasgow and montpellier. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. there's been a big upset in the champions trophy today. defending champions india have been beaten by sri lanka in a thrilling encounter. india were put in to bat, and put on a show. some big hitting from their opening pair rohit sharma and shikhar dhawan, giving their fans at the oval a lot to cheer about. sharma made 78, and a century from dhawan helped india towards their total of 321. the big hitting didn't stop there, as sri lanka too fancied a bit of fun with the bat. but some impressive fielding from india stunted their reply. kumar, fielding off his own bowling, with this excellent run—out to remove dangerman mend

. >> as he solidifies that national government and extends his power northward to man chyour ja and brings that to the chinese overall government, that puts china on an even more of a collision course with japan. along about that time, 1931, another marker there's something called the man churian incident. it's a mine nor thing, explosion on the railway, and japan says, my gosh, china has been the aggressor. we have to move into man churia and seize manchuria. they also send troops to occupy parts of shanghai. they say, we will appeal to the league. japan, also a member, says, i think we will withdraw from the league. that doesn't do much in go ahead and solving that crisis. interesting footnote to that. in sort of a bait and switch, the international community and the world is really focused on what's happening in shanghai, and japan goes back and forth, maybe we will withdraw, maybe we won't withdraw. in the meantime, they're using all their powers to solidify control from man churia. and while the whole world order has been watching shanghai, they solidify control over manchuria. meanwh

. >> ja. back. >> yeah. lou: yell 10, then 14 days -- then 14 days before august recess. >> we have called to be mere in august. freedom caucus said we're not making the progress that people elected us to do. let's stay here and get it done. we've been clear about that and been talking about it american people support it, they elected to us do certain things. our job is simple, do what we said. lou: will you? >> i am willing. lou: i know you are, and i know freedom caucus is. >> you have to talk to speaker and majority leader. lou: my favorite thing, thank you congressman jim jordan. >> thank you. lou: much more ahead stay with us. >> white house warrens syria it -- warns syria it will pay a heavy price if it decides to carry out a chemical attack on its own people. >> my hope is that president's warning the get russia and iran to take a second look. lou: we'll discuss possible repercussions with general jack keane. >> a new report suggests that fbi investigation of former national security advisory or micha

they failed to buy a victory in george ja and now turning on their own. it is a watershed moment. for the first time they are not attacking president trump. but attacking nancy pelosi who faces growing back flash the members of her own party. he is defiant and bragging about p her leadership. >> i am a master legislator and a astute leader and i respect any opinion member ps have. but my decision of how long i stay is not up to them and i am worth the trouble. >> certainly for the republican she is a master legislator who proclaimed on obamacare, we are have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it. and pelosi may be worth the trouble for republicans, because republicans have gained more than 60 seats in her tenure as the top democrat in the house. the republican party would like the pelosi kind of trouble for a long time. president trump tweeted. i certainly hope upon the democrats don't force nancy, out. and please let crying chuck stay. the dem's strategy is to obstruct the president and his agenda and drag out the congressional investigations on russia and say they w

three, who said comey's description of meeting the president are like day ja vu are like receiving the calls before he received. >> so he called me in december, to shoot the breeze and ask me how i was doing and wanted to make sure i was okay. similar to what jim comey testified to with a call. i didn't say anything at the time to him. he was not the president, he was only president elect. he called me again two days before the inauguration, again, seemingly to check in and shoot the breeze and then he called me a third time, after he became president and i refused to return the call. in reporting the phone call to the chief of staff, i said, it appeared to be that he was trying to cultivate some kind of relationship. >> some republicans are venting their frustrations with the president's public commentary. >> here is what's so frustrating. you may be the first president in history to go down because you can't stop inappropriately talking about investigation if you were a client, would clear you. >> especially on this joined by you are lander, you'll look how he's techl london bureau c

ja >>> for the second straight year the warriors return home from cleveland with a 3-1 lead in the finals but they are not thinking deja vu all over again. >> i don't know where all the added pressure and this, that and the other is coming from. we to what we -- we do what we want to do. we took care of our home court. went on the road, up 3-1. great position. close it out at home. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i feel like this is the game we have to get. [ bleep ] brink of elimination at le >> you think? both teams nice and loose today. lebron james spotted having brunch at mama's. north beach. first two games aga cleveland is on the brink of elimination, one cavalier feels it is the warriors facing more pressure in game 5. >> ist not on us. -- it is not on us. where is the pressure on us? they had add add former mvp. we added kyle and darren williams i can tell you this, a lot of people didn't believe we wanted to get on a plane and come back here, i can guarantee you, they don't want to go back to cleveland. [ indiscernible ] the bats and avoid the sweep, facing er giants mino