>> none of noura jackson's pillow, none of noura jackson's blood. >> this doesn't prove it.t prove it. >> comforters, dust ruffles, other items from the bedroom, none of noura jackson's blood. the only place where they found noura's dna was in the sample she had volunteered to them. it wasn't on any of the evidence. is she a diabolical, premeditated killer who's brilliant and leaves absolutely no blood on the scene? or is she some drug addled foolish teenager? it can't possibly be both. >> your best hope if you're the defense isn't that the jurors say, "there's no way she did it." instead you're hoping they say, "yeah, i think she might have done it, but that's not proof beyond a reasonable doubt." >> reporter: when we return, there's a verdict, but is there justice? how the prosecutor winds up on the hot seat. we'd really like to talk to you about this. why can't we sit down and talk to you? >> you can make an appointment like everybody else. >> reporter: stay with us. lets talk about haribo goldbears. aloha. i can't stop eating this orange one. the red one is more gooder t

what a performance by mason, graham, and, of course, sorry, miss jackson, josh jackson is for real.or oral roberts and for the university of tulsa. he grew up in oklahoma city. his son tyler who has now just checked into the game was born in tulsa. and now he is in hit a shot the other night. mcquaid shot from three, no good. and tyler self, who wants a career in basketball, too, in management, in coaching. he'll take the next step but his dad said it's been a blessing to coach him in his senior season. great father-son relationship and part of something special in another season at kansas basketball. kansas has scored 190 points in the two games here. that's bill's son right there. tyler self. dan: and kevin, tell me that that matchup between kansas and purdue won't be must-see television. kevin: swanigan and the size of that purdue front line, my goodness. reggie: i'm sure bill self wishes he has the size he normally has going against them. kevin: the jayhawks are going to the sweet 16. a terrific finish, though, to the season for michigan state with the freshmen, the future so br

his first impression was supported when he looked at jackson's paperwork. >> inmate jackson has got aheet of everything from insolence toward staff members, you know, verbally, sometimes physically. to, your, kicking on the door, violent behavior. if you add all that up, 15, 16 pages worth, it literally spells out lockdown for his duration of his time of his stay here at hillsborough county. >> in the meantime jackson can only write to his new pen pal. >> it says, what's up, my true love? babe, you have me [ bleep ] about you. i would be willing to try to kill any and everyone who tries to talk to you or looks at you. anyways, why don't you tell me you loved me before you left? if it was a crime to be in love then i'm guilty because i'm in love with you. so don't play with my heart, okay? >> scary's not the word but gives you the creeps. >>> coming up -- >> first i make the barbecued chicken. >> esteban merchan whips up a snack. >> it's the pickle juice that's going to give you the juice of the hot sauce. >> and kenneth jackson turns his attention from women to men. >> treat them like

jackson was difficult figure.plicit in two original sins of american life, african-american slavery and native american removal. but important in the democratic, lower case d formation of the democracy. first person from outside the establishment to come into the presidency, and he did believe in the virtus of the union. faced down south carolina over a question of federal power and supremacy of the federal government. gave us extra 30 years to form what lincoln would call the better angels of our nature, the mystic chords of the union. not to deaify jackson, believe me. but he was a figure in part because his family wiped out in the revolution. mother died tending to wounded. brothers died. he had been a prisoner of war in the revolution. he believed his family's blood had in many ways sanctified the union so for keeping us together to be one great family as he put it. could disagree viciously and violently but had to be in the same house. and i think there's been very few pieces of evidence that would suggest th

. >> a michael jackson movie. only we can take you to the set his family was mobbed by fans. >> this is about the person and man behind the mask. >> and how adam levine got his break. our exclusive the voice coach talking about before maroon 5 fame. >> we sold no tickets. at one time the bartender definitely left the room. shame on you. >> now for march 8, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." the good thing about hollywood is there are always new romance rumors. ben affleck trying to work things out with his wife, jennifer garner? >> wait, the rumor is he is back with his old flame, jennifer lopez. >> whoa, wasn't j.lo just with drake? i know it is confusing. that's why nischelle turner is here to sort out the ben and jen business. >> you said ben was your first heart break. >> my first like adult heart break. >> was it because it was so public and we wanted to know every single thing about your relationship? >> that didn't help. we were aaout to get married. it didn't work out. and it was just, bad heart break.

jackson now we'll get to action mr. mayor. >> there is pizza in room 201 let the children and elderly eat first thank you. >> all right.

jackson's children wearing mask, whisked away by security.for the movie shot at the beverly center, mall in los angeles, a real life incident in 2003 when michael and his kids were mobbed while shopping in sin city. the real michael would often disguise prince, paris and blanket before bringing them out in public. in film, the child actors wore similar mardi gras masks. >> blanket, that's not funny. get over here. >> "e.t." took you to the set last month. the man playing jackson underwent numerous plastic surgery operations to look like michael and he says he once worked for him as a body double. >> i looked forward to portraying michael jackson. his life and especially his last three years. this is about the person and the man behind the mask. >> even though the filming was intense, he took time to pose for a photo during break in shooting. >> protective of kids in public, jackson left behind personal home movies where he captured his family's private life at neverland ranch. >> what do you want for the future? >> popcicle. >> you're very sw

jackson now we'll get to action mr. mayor. >> there is pizza in room 201 let the children and elderly eat first thank you. >> all right. >> oh, very good, yes everyone the beginning the black history month you invaded it invaded it, huh? >> (clapping.) >> let's start building everyone. >> all right. >> all right. >> thank you - >> san francisco is known worldwide for its atmospheric waterfront where spectacular views are by piers and sight and sounds are xhanl changing we come to the here for exercise relax ball games entertainment, recreation market, exhilaration a wide >> [gavel] >> good morning.>> good morning ladies and gentlemen, i would like to welcome you to the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. i am supervisor malia cohen, chairperson of this committee. to my right is the vice chair supervisor norman yee and to his right is supervisor tangand i would like to thank our friends up at sfgtv that are assisting us in broadcasting this meeting.>>> mme. clerk, do you have any announcements? >>> i thi

jackson lee. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. smith: mr. chairman, let me summarize this bill in one sentence. that is that no reputable attorney is going to have any concerns with this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time. the question sont amendment offered by the gentlewoman from texas. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. ms. jackson lee: mr. chairman. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: on that i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from texas will be postponed. it's now in order to consider amendment number 3 printed in part a of house report 115-29. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. conyers: mr. chairman, i ask that my amendm

brother. >> joe jackson's bro jackson's . >> van was right,re so many of o thank you for t >>> 9:52.for breakfast withng bob. >> hey, good morning everybody i'm in a brand new spot, davio 's in king of prussia i will have one of these, a french toast casserole, put that on there. this looks healthy. i'll take one of those. how about that muffin, i whiffl of those. davio's gallery a in king of prussia when we come right back. body. one of my favorite days of the . i'm here at spot, davio's gallery a andomex they are building in michael, openinl manager you have it.rew. >> i know you like your coffe b. get this in the city. we have unbelievable. right over ice. find out for yourself. kick. >> this is cold brew.>> e have everything. we have havebreakfast cones, muffin, doughnuts. everything. look at this board righthe bread, tell me b every morning n the where from fresh loafs, ita, pudding. we have our morning kiesh. we will couple more kieshes ranging from healthy toboth of those with our l have this up throughe, fantasr there h hanna about a nan, davio's up there i, back to you guys

jackson!y: sam and i are going to talk about the movie. then we're gonna get into a fun new bit called "facebook rants." so stick around for that. it's going to be good. plus she's an amazing actress. from the new movie, "brimstone," dakota fanning is here! [ cheers and applause ] and we have great music from ed sheeran, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] guto i check my inbox, return some emails and of course send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i was running a bit behind today. so, i thought if you wouldn't mind, i would write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] appreciate that. james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ he's in a better mood than last week. >> steve: yeah, wow. [ light laughter ] oh not now. now! >> jimmy: james, try to be, try to be angry. fred, play the music. ♪ thank you, fred. ♪ thank you, photo of kellyanne conway in the oval office, for looking like a a teenager when their mom was

jackson turned himself in, admitting he's a white supremacist, police say, telling them where to find6-inch sword used to kill caughman. new york's governor tweeting he's asked authorities to investigate whether this senseless murder is "part of a larger pattern." jackson's attorney hinting at an insanity defense -- >> if the facts are anything near what the allegations are, then we are going to address the obvious psychological issues that are present in this case. >> reporter: and now jackson is charged with murder as a hate crime. he's pleaded not guilty. prosecutors tell us they're sbeking to file even more charges. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> such a troubling story, a victim chosen at random. >> it's really, really weird and to know some of that could have played out in the heart of times square would have been already bad. >> coming up now in our next half hour, fighting back against robocalls. the fcc is finally starting to crack down on them. how you can help stop the scammers. >> but first going to the chapel and you're going to get married. to yourself. >> start a gr

caughman made it to a nearby jackson turned himself in. the suspect allegedly wrote a manifesto about attacking blacks in new york city. so far this year, there have been 122 reported hate crimes in this city. that's more than double this time last year. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> linsey, thanks. shifting gears now, some of the country's biggest advertisers are pulling out of youtube over promotional videos for terrorists and other offensive material. on wednesday, at&t and johnson & johnson pulled their ads from the google owned video platform. last week request, several european advertisers started a boycott over the same issue. google is reviewing its advertising policies and plans to give companies more control where their ads appear. >> march madness returns. it is night one of the sweet 16 in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. >> there are four games tonight. the first one pits oregon and michigan in kansas city in the midwest region followed by kansas who are going to win, by the way. >> because you have them in your b

jackson fired off a few twitter comments. we can't read any of them on the air really. >> but okay, ben carson. i can't. immigrants? in the bottom of slave ships? and then just insert any line from -- >> any movie he's ever done. >> every samuel jackson performance except for his tv commercials, and you've got it. >>> coming up, the driving the wrong way down the highway. >> see the police dash cam video of a driver making terrible decisions behind the wheel. >>> and speaking of poor decision making, oh, it is time to check in with abc's the bachelor to see who has made it to the final two. spoiler alert, the black girl didn't. nick's big decision is right around the corner. >> such a spoiler. now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by match.com. (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one family member gets sick. but

jackson.e say that about idris elba on the wire, where idris elba plays stringer bell, a ghetto man. he doesn't mind if british person plays stringer bell, he has a problem with it when it's a movie about this basically middle-class issue and the person is dating the girl, allison williams, he doesn't like it when somebody plays that person because he feels like the real black person essence is being destroyed. that makes me physically sick, i really don't like it. real blackness is being played by somebody else, as if real blackness, it has to be stringer bell, it has to be authentic. if 70 is going to play a black person and not be ghetto, it better be a black american person who can bring the essence. what would he say the person who played the role in "get out" did wrong? frame by frame -- >> tom: he doesn't know. he didn't do anything wrong and i haven't seen the movie but i'm pretending. he didn't do anything wrong, but how dare somebody play a black person who isn't ghetto, because that

who did not love janet jackson? safe choices there, michael. >> how about you? >> see, i'm going big. i don't care if i meet him on the street. i'll be like, yeah, hi, ryan gosling. he knows i have a crush on him and i have met him. it was very obvious i had a crush on him. >> lara, how about you? >> i would like to do like an amalgamation if i could. >> you put two men together and your date may come out looking like -- >> but -- if i could have a little bit of john mayer and a little bit -- well, a lot of bit and then a little bit of sam hewn from "outlander." have you not seen this man. if you've not seen "outlander," let's just remind you, i called him. >> but it's called facedate so if you're looking for a date and you don't mind that type of -- >> so, it's really up and running? >> i think it's up and running now. >> i would like to know if somebody had success in that. >> let us know if you have. we'd like to hear. from what people look like to what things sound like. today is world hearing day. it's meant to

paris jackson.usical guest julia michaels and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 642, yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah, hi! welcome, everybody! thank you so much! [ cheers and applause ] i feel the love. i feel the love. i give it right back to you. thank you very much. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, baby. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you made it. you guys, today is the first [ cheers ] yes! ♪ yeah, it's that day when millions of americans look at their bodies in the mirror and ask, "can we get, like, two more months of winter? i mean, i promise -- i promise i'll do sit-ups. i promise." i have to say, it's nice waking up to the birds tweeting instead of the president tweeting. it's nice. [ cheers and applause ] of course, spring time means spring cleaning, and a lot of people are throwing out things they no longer need, you know, like clothing, old books and march madn

jackson turned himself in, admitting he's a white supremacist, police say, telling them where to find the 26-inch sword used to kill caughman. new york's governor tweeting he's asked authorities to investigate whether this senseless murder is "part of a larger pattern." jackson's attorney hinting at an insanity defense -- >> if the facts are anything near what the allegations are, then we are going to address the obvious psychological issues that are present in this case. >> reporter: and tonight jackson charged with murder as a rate crime. he's pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say they're considering and expecting to file even more charges. >> a disturbing and bizarre case. thanks so much. >>> there is much more "world news tonight" this thursday. they disrupt dinner and drive us crazy, but tonight, a new weapon in the war on robo-calls. >>> also, this obliterated outside pittsburgh. gas service shut off and police officers on the scene. what happened? >>> and the case that made national headlines. a woman abducted escaping from the trunk of that car. >>> and a high school hero. a cla

jackson turned himself in, admitting he's a white supremacist, police say, telling them where to find the 26-inch sword used to kill caughman. new york's governor tweeting he's asked authorities to investigate whether this senseless murder is "part of a larger pattern." jackson's attorney hinting at an insanity defense -- >> if the facts are anything near what the allegations are, then we are going to address the obvious psychological issues that are present in this case. >> reporter: and tonight jackson charged with murder as a rate crime. he's pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say they're considering and expecting to file even more charges. >> a disturbing and bizarre case. thanks so much. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. they disrupt dinner and drive us crazy, but tonight, a new weapon in the war on robo-calls. >>> also, this obliterated outside pittsburgh. gas service shut off and police officers on the scene. what happened? >>> and the case that made national headlines. a woman abducted escaping from the trunk of that car. >>> and a high school he

jackson lee: on that, i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from texas will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number printed in part b of house report 115-29. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. espaillat: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 8 printed in house report 115-29 offered by mr. espaillat of new york. the chair: the gentleman from new york, mr. espaillat, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. espaillat: i rise in support of my amendment, h.r. 985, the fairness in class action litigation and furthering asbestos claims transparency act of 2017. my amendment would exempt a claimant who is or has been living in public housing or any dwelling unit for which rental assistance was provided under the section 8 housing program. while i firml

jackson. >> i'm jackson. >> he's me. >> it's really cool to see them move on from our family right into relationships with friends. it's an innocence that children have that we lose. if with we could get some of that back. i think it would be amazing. >> the boy's teacher went along with the trick much to the delight of the boys. all it was was just a haircut. >> you need a haircut, jacks, yes, i just like my best friend. awesome. >>> in south jersey, students led a mustache march. supporting mustaches, beards and goatee s to raise money for the american stroke foundation. about natural facial. had to get creative. >> might think about bringing my back mustache. >> no. >> little bit too gray. we'll keep it off. >> and partner says no, no. >> not having it. >> now for more stories following you. >>> another to get to. >>> bar fight breaking overnight. angry argument spark as shooting left four people hurt. now police searching for the gunman. >> which hunt. lashes out on democrats criticizing attorney general new questions emerge about administration contact with russia. >> message of lo

jackson turned himself in on wednesday. he told police he chose new york to carry out the killing because it's the media capital of the world. he's charged with murder as a hate crime. d.c. is staying a sanctuary city, amid an intense debate over immigration. at district.. police met with residents about the issue. one woman expressed concern that her aunt and uncle, who are here illegally from hondoras, could be deported. police say they will do their job and arrest people who break the law-- regardless of their immigration status. that also means police do not report illegal immigrants to federal officials. d.c. residents who disagree with that policy- accuse city officials of violating the law and harboring criminals. great news for "star wars" fans.. disney c-e-o bob iger says we can expect another 15 years of "star wars" movies, after the new trilogy is complete. in an interview at a u-s-c tech conference, he said producers are starting to talk about the post-episode nine plan. he also said episode eight won't be chang

and the fact that jackson kept slaves and in some cases democrats have decided that the jefferson/jackson might not be a good thing after all. enter president trump who will lay a wreath at jackson's tomb to honor his 250th birthday. trump prefers to remember his glossier side, the first president of the people, the man who stood up to south carolina when the state decided to nullify laws on its own. the real story is that jackson's legacy is switching parties. it's republicans who prefer to remember the man. and democrats who are uncomfortable with jackson's racial history. it's a strange turn of events for the man who has for two centuries been credited with creating the modern democratic bert. we'll be right back. is mom didne to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: how'd ya do? player: we won! tech: nice! that's another safelite advantage. mom: thank you so much! (t

jackson told abc-7- he's never even been to that mall. jackson claims he was recording rap music in germantown at the time of the killings. the murder case remains unsolved. a big day for samsung. in just a few hours-- the tech l out it's newest smartphone. the company has a lot to prove- after that massive recall involving fire hazards with it's galaxy note 7. some tech experts say samsung may have lost upwards of 5-billion dollars due to the faulty phones. the galaxy s-8-- will be unveiled later this morning. happening today: metro- taking center stage on capitol hill. c-e-o paul wiedefeld scheduled to testify to the house oversight committee. metro is still battling safety issues- and this week, the board agreed to raise fares. today's hearing starts at 2. we will have full coverage on air and online at abc-7 and wjla.com. deadly tornadoes and hellacious hail storms. an exreme weather system raking across the nation's midsection. coming up-- the latest on the damage, and the growing death toll. a fake doctor heading to prison-- after a

as for jackson state vs. kent state everybody says this cannot happen again on may 4th but then "selma's bloody sunday" jackson state to students were killed mississippi state policeman policeman, highway patrolman there is of riot because the rumor has swept the campus there was another murder. the students go into protest mode early in the morning of may 15 the police decide they have had enough space sprayed the front of the campus with 100 and 58 automatic grounds and killed two people in the process. some of you may have occurred but jackson state is a one day even to but the commission does say long steady of both campuses on violence and it devotes between 70 and 75% and 25% to jackson's day and i say in the book sadly it is true that kent state and jackson was dog bite me and typists story for the highway patrolman to spray african-americans with gunfire was horrible and reprehensible but it was too common of a story the press did not spend much time on it. >> one of the things that incurred the wrath

jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me think the chairman and ranking member. let me ask a question that deals with fixing the immigration laws and allowing individuals to come from out of the shadows and distinguishing individuals who are here opposed to criminals and others who happen to be unstatused. would you support comprehensive immigration reform? yes or no? sherriff hodgson: i have been working on that for many years. lee: thank you. ms. vaughan? ms. vaughan: no, i think it would -- rep. jackson lee: thank you. do you support comprehensive immigration reform? it takes into account enforcement. if you look at the gang of eight, would you support it? judge arthur: i would have to look at the particulars. ms. jackson lee: ms. pyati, would you? ms. pyati: yes. rep. jackson lee: all of us were appalled at the killing of kate steinle and others who have suffered, but to equate that with crime of nonstatus people , as republicans have tried to do -- san francisco would have a and as ofr rate, 2015, there was no rise in san francisco's murder rate in the 26 ye

there is no jackson and that. he looked at how jackson suspended civil liberties in new orleans and restore them when the time came. i think he liked some of the authoritarianism. his courttes many of decisions. part of this is also stealing your enemies hero. to reallyam going understands -- >> you can citizen thing about jefferson -- >> the part about jackson that he appropriates and relies upon is jackson's proclamation against nullification. and uses it in a secession crisis. part of his thinking about how to deal with secession, he as the initial arguments. john c calhoun is the initial inspiration. >> you can also say looking at recent decades that it is one thing to making a statement, it is another when you get into the office and say let me look at that idea differently now that i am here. we can help. -- hope. [laughter] >> we will just to these four questions is because we are running out of time. me, i remember reading an author and he felt that he did not understand the civil war, he did not understan

prince michael jackson is now 20 years old and very much his own man.announced her signing to. >> troy: mg models days ago and blanket remains out of the spotlight, the eldest son of the pop legend is paving his own hand. from acting to going behind the lens producing a video. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: telling abc's robin roberts, his father's affinity for highly produced videos taught him a thing or two. >> i found out that skream was one of the most expensive videos to make. >> ma >> reporter: even taking a pause to let the world know his favorite video. >> if i had to pick a specific, i would choose "smooth criminal." >> when did you first realize that your father was the king of pop? >> we his performances and i'm used to seeing most females passing out. what blew my mind was big, muscle-bound dudes fainting. >> as for whether his dad would support his whiskers, he doesn't know. >> would he support that beard? >> i don't know. hopefully, it just grew up and we'll see what happens. ♪ ♪ i'm bad >> thank you for watching abc news, and as always, we're online, a

jackson is from baltimore. now, police say on monday jackson stabbed timothy kaufman in the back with a sword. kaufman died. jackson turned himself in after he saw security footage on tv. according to investigators, jackson said he's hated black men for a decade. so far, he's only been charged with second degree murder, but that could change. he could be charged with a hate crime. >>> d.c. police need your help finding 17-year-old katherine hunter. hunter is just one of the yoens why a crowd packed a room last night. people want to know why so many teens are missing in the district. the mayor bowser says many leave on their own .she's trying to find out why. >> what can we do as a government and as a community to need. >> the news 4 digital team has put together an interactive map which shows where more than a dozen teens went missing in the district. for more information on each case, take a look at the nbc 4 app. >>> today, you'll find out whether you'll have to pay more to ride metro. metro's full board is s

is me and i'm jackson and jackson is me. >> they hope the teacher won't be able to tell them apart becauseme hair cut. jackson filled his mother in on the >> so we can trick the teacher because we'll look just alike. she won't be able to tell the difference between the two of us. it's like, okay, again, i know that made me chuckle. >> reporter: the boys completely ignore the obvious, their race. jackson's mother posted her son's plan on facebook and it took off. shared thousands of times around the world. >> i'm glad that people can see what little kids see. the boys are getting a kick out of the whole thing but it's a much deeper meaning for their families. he was adopted from the congo and although he may look different from his parents, they taught him to love everyone the same. >> it's cool to see that move on om our family into his relationships with his friends and there's an innocence that children have sma if we can get some of that back, it would be amazing. >> you know -- >> we're all like >> i love them so much. >> so many of the comments from the moms reading the story and watc

jackson now we'll get to action mr. mayor. >> there is pizza in room 201 let the children and elderly eat first thank you. >> all right. >> oh, very good, yes everyone the beginning the black history month you invaded it invaded it, huh? >> (clapping.) >> let's start building everyone. >> all right. >> all right. >> thank you >> here with the equipment and can you please rise for the preliminaries

nbc's halle jackson has that report. >> reporter: a new suggestion from the president that it wasn't simply a wiretap. president obama had installed at trump tower like he originally claimed, but maybe more surveillance hinting at more to come. >> wiretap covers a lot of different things. i think you're going to find some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks. >> reporter: it's another interpretation of his explosive tweet 11 days ago, still providing no proof. >> now you have to decide are you going to take the tweets literally and if you are then clearly the president was wrong. >> reporter: that'ss the house intelligence committee's top republican revealing he's seen no evidence of the president's claim so he wants congress to keep investigating. so, what's the president basing his accusation on? it's still not clear, but his attorney general says it didn't come from him. >> did you ever give him any reason to believe he was wiretapped by the previous administration? >> look, the answer is no. >> reporter: now time is running out for the fbi direct

it is called matricide and it happens in less than 1% of all homicides, but it happened to nora jackson. she was 18 when she was convicted of killing her mother. then after spending all that time in prison, the supreme court of tennessee vacates the ruling because the prosecution they said made some mistakes during the trial, and now nora jackson is out, she is free, she cannot go back to prison. tonight, she sits down with us and through a tearful defense tells us exactly what happened that horrible night. did she kill her mother or did someone else do it? it is pretty amazing. jummy: the district attorney who was involved in this case. tell me a little bit about that conversation. all right, i think we lost john's audio, but you can watch that 20/20 tonight. it airs at 10:00 tonight on abc seven. we have a big warm up coming just in time for the cherry blossom festival, final check of now,: a little sports news a thrilling start to the sweet 16 of the ncaa tournament. 11 seed xavier emerging as a cinderella story after beating arizona. in to puta lays it them up by two, the less chanc