jay: i do.hink valuing commitment to the core values of the organization and valuing commitment to one another and how they respond to success. we have a term, hungry and humble. when we have success, you need to respond in a hungry and humble way. and when you have failure, you need to respond with a positive attitude. in your organization, you can find people who may not be having numeric success, but you see the approach and you trust that their attitude is going to carry them to success later. dennis: i have one challenge to what you are saying and that is basketball is a game of flow, creativity and motion. how do you keep that going and still have discipline? it feels like there is value in being expressive. jay: yes. it is a creativity that comes with a free mind. successfule the most win their minds are clear. and if you have, what that attitude gives you on the next play is a clear mind to make decisions that are not affected at all by what you did previously. a good example is in our c

>> jay: i have no idea. >> anthony: wow. >> jay: it's the honest truth, nothing is certain. >> anthonya good pub. like the princess victoria in west london. and stuff like this. >> nigella: do you like pork scratchings? >> anthony: i do. whoa, that's insanely good. maybe you wouldn't think that the legendary cookbook author nigella lawson and i could be friends, but we are. we are, admittedly, very different. she is the very definition of kindness, elegance, grace. the woman who taught england to cook. >> nigella: delicious. >> anthony: what do you get here ordinarily? >> nigella: scotch egg. >> anthony: all right. >> nigella: a scotch egg, please, some whitebait, and some chips. >> anthony: whitebait? this is like the greatest thing ever. really? >> nigella: i know. whitebait is so good, isn't it? >> anthony: you can go to a pub and get whitebait? >> nigella: well, i'm sure in -- i'm sure in dickens' time they used to have whitebait there, mainly they used to have oysters too, so -- >> anthony: i can't hear you over the crunching. >> nigella: i can't hear myself over the crunch, actua

it puts jay y lee's personal wealth at $6 billion.a very important company in south korea. it has been key to the country's economic rise from one of the world's poorest after world war two, to one of the riches. it has group sales of $240 billion and it accou nts sales of $240 billion and it accounts for around one fifth of all of the country's imports. so what is jay y lee accused of? he was a brief explainer for you. here's a brief explaner. let's get some analysis from timothy marton, from seoul. he writes for the wall streetjournal. they give being on the programme. get a sense of how important is trial is. judy maco verratti is not too much hyperbole calling it the trial of the century. you have the most powerful asian business leader and park geun—hye, involved in a trial that has been an issue with south korea for generations. bribery, embezzlement, and for the large part, these larger bodies, chaebols, have been able to avoid punishment because they were so critical to the economy. how thejudges rule because they were so crit

jay y lee is accused of paying bribes to gain political support.look at how the case is tied to the embattled and now impeached president park geun—hye. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: australian police warnjustin bieber fans to be on their guard, after an alleged imposter is charged with hundreds of online child abuse offences. mission impossible became mission accomplished. one of the all—time greatest sporting comebacks — barcelona score six goals, three in the last seven minutes in the champions league — leaving fans and players elated. in nine months time from now, people will make love a lot tonight. —— they will need more nurses in nine months time. i'm sally bundock. in business: on trial — the crown prince of samsung. at stake — the reputation of asia's richest family — and one of its most successful companies. plus, attracting the high flyers — airlines show their business class at the berlin travel show. hello again. the trial of the billionaire boss of one of the world's biggest companies begins today. the so

jay: the police do not have a motive or suspect in either homicide case. jay korff, abc 7 news. j thanks. her death, a grand jury in spotsylvania county indicted two men for a killing. prosecutors say that joshua williams and jonathan verano shot a woman in her car. there is still no word on motive, but both of these men are already in jail on unrelated charges. alison: it is just a prank but it could impact how quickly emergency crews can get to you. conversation the police want you to have with your kids is coming up. plus, a cause for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ jonathan: investigators say that the massive fire that destroyed an apartment building on construction was an accident. fire officials say they believe elders ignited by wa working on site. nearly two dozen

jay korff has the information inside of this document. jay, what are you seeing? jay: the white house confirms two pages of president trump's 2005 tax returns are real. the documents were revealed by msnbc. the president paid about $38 million in taxes underreported $150 million of income. we know the scale, but not its source. opponents have been claiming for some time mr. trump may have something to hide in his business dealings. a white house spokesman tonight called this a desperate ratings ploy from the media. mr. trump has not released his , breaking a decades-old presidential tradition. jonathan: now back to the team coverage with meteorologist steve rudin. alison: i guess the big question is, what do we need to know for the morning? steve: leave extra time for the slick sidewalks. big story will be the cold temperatures, along with the windchill factors well above freezing. the feels-like temperature's right now in the teens across much of the area. as the wind increases overnight, it will only drop the windchill. early tomorrow money, only 19 fairfax, 23

president trump: great job, jay. my administration is working every day to make it easier for manufacturers to build, hire, and grow in america. we're removing job-killing regulations and lifting the burdens on american industry like i would say have never been lifted before. we've done a lot of work over the last 60, 70 days, and i think you're seeing some real production. i think we can say this, mike -- like never before. earlier this week, i signed an executive order to end the war on coal. we had coal miners up at the office. it was an amazing scene. you had very tough, very strong, very powerful men that were crying, actually, and they were crying with happiness. and produce more american energy and more american jobs, which is how i got elected in the first place. we've created the task force in every agency to eliminate wasteful regulations. and today at 3:30 p.m., with the department of commerce, wilbur ross, who will be up, and we're signing two very powerful executive orders. that will be something very im

jay is exactly right.n they decide you are a problem in society, anyone burrowed into the government -- deep state or bureaucracy and they want to take you down, they will take you down. >> sean: what bill said, he is a 32 year vet. he worked at the nsa. he said every single american, their phone, conversation is kept and stored in metadata. every text message is stored. every email is stored, metadata. that's the reason he left. now we have some people -- i want to be very careful with what i say here. i believe in intelligence, great respect for people who risked their lives for the safety and security of our country but if intelligence officials are leaking information to her to a sitting president and maybe try to unseat him -- that is a really, really terrifying. it is even worse than that, jay, because it could be done to every single solitary american. i would think that liberals would agree with me here in the right to privacy but what they are doing -- again, i don't have a bigger problem with nbc

tonight jay is back in the spotlight. so is leslie van arsdal who joins us from buffalo as cats get set to take on mount st. mary, leslie? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you done done, jay's the coolest. we talked earlier in the show a 16th seed has never who, or never beaten a number one seed which, of course, villanova is and coach jay wright does not want to be the first team to do so. >> one seed playing a 16 seed. >> there is, man. you know, we had this in the wells fargo center once before against monmouth and they made a run on us in our own home building turned on us. everybody loves the under dog in the ncaa tournament. there is pressure there. when you that are 16th seed, you know, it is a free, loose life, they will let them fly, with the three-point shot, it can get you. >> as for nova fans who braved a blizzard to get here, well, coach wright cannot thank them enough. >> we appreciate people, anybody coming up here for this game is a fan, man. up here in this weather, we appreciate it. >> i will tell you have f

jay, the delicate dance, we know the president can only lose 21 republican votes. any more than that and the bill fails. so, the question right now is is he going to have the numbers? >> reporter: yeah, sam, kris, good afternoon to you. and right now as it stands, it does not look like that, but there is still a lot of time left to go. sam, you described if perfectly, a lot of deal making going on, a lot of counting of those votes, and a lot of maybe fine tuning this legislation before it gets to the floor. joining in that process, the president who now faces what is likely the biggest challenge since he's come to washington. a scramble on capitol hill, republicans working to reshape

great job, jay.ministration's working every day to make it easier for manufacturers to build higher and grow in america. we're removing job killing regulations and lifting the burdens on american industry like i would say have never been lifted before. we've done a lot of work over the last 60, 70 days. and i think you're seeing some real production. maybe i think we can say this, mike, like never before. earlier this week i signed an executive order to end the war on coal. we had coal miners up at the office, it was an amazing scene. you had very tough, very strong, very powerful men that were crying, actually. and they were crying with happiness. and produce more american energy and more american jobs, which is how i got elected in the first place. we've created a task force in every agency to eliminate wasteful regulations. and today at 3:30 with the department of commerce wilbur ross will be up and we're signing two very powerful executive orders. it will be something very important, very, very s

. >> reporter: part of the winningest senior class in villanova history and brings us to jay wright andxchanged text messages with the coach how is he holding up? >> great as well as anybody, a class act under control all the time, everything that comes out of his mouth is well thought out and very well said so i think he will learn from it. they all will learn from it. i think what he also talked about is the abruptness of these guys careers especially three seaters obviously with reynolds had a tremendous four-year career and jenkins had a tremendous four-year career and player of the year and their college basketball careers are over and the abruptness is there. >> do you think it's fair that jay will now face some questions you know skeptics are going to say last year was a fluke and have been knocked out three of the last four years in the second weekend is that fair? >> absolutely not. and any of us would change places with them in the national champion, he has done an unbelievable job the last number of years that villanova's program has been where it is and deserves credit with

but first, our jay korff is in mobiletrak7. jay, we know no flakes are falling yet. but are you seeing a lot of drivers on the road trying to make it home in time? jay: your timing could not be more perfect. i literally am seeing little tiny flames coming down from the sky above. i kid you not. we will fake a look to see on i-66 in the fairfax area. kind of normal looking traffic. vdot put down the brine picksture to the roads -- mixture on the roads so everything is good to go. is wondering is when the snow comes will it be a mix and how long will it take to stick? that is the question. we can tell you we will be out in mobiletrak7 throughout the evening. we will follow the storm and track it. go where there are problem areas and let you know where you can and cannot go. i guarantee you right now the grocery stores and the gas stations are busy as people doing their last minute errands before the storm hit. jonathan: thank you. be safe. there is a race to be ready for whatever the storm brings. as jay mentioned, go to a grocery store. you will find out. montgomery c

who do you have right now. >> i have coach jay wright, good morning coach jay wright. >> hi. >> thist head coach jay wright from villanova but are a villanova super fan, fair to say. >> yeah. >> are you excite that had they are number one seed. >> yes. >> thinks your big brother. can we talk to him too why do you think they were chosen as number one seed. >> they were chosen as number one seed because they had a great regular season and they won the tournament, bige tournament so that is why they were chosen as overall number one seed. >> now i know you probably aren't in love with the idea of dressing up but happy to be here. >> yes, we are happy here. and, blaze is another villanova super fan. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> hi, buddy. >> we are still waiting forehead coach jay wright but the cat is here, how excited are you that villanova back in it again. >> are you excited. >> um-hmm. >> yeah. >> so excited, up all night last night. >> it is hard. >> you two are looking so gorgeous, are you excited for big villanova run in the march madness. >> yes. >> okay, good. >> he

>> question's for jay.parallels between kaley's experiences and your own experiences growing up here? >> yeah. a lot of -- i look at a lot of forks in the road in my life that i could have made the wrong decision and not been on this stage, easy. easy. like, there were many instances where i could have gotten myself in trouble and i was doing things. not some innocent 16-year-old -- i'm not saying he's an angel. we live in these neighborhoods and these are the pressure, the social pressures and everything we got going on. you put these people together, personal things, you have to deal with multiple personalities every day and then you have to deal with peer pressure and you have to deal with the schooling. you go to school like my child has three teachers. we were one teacher 35 students. i mean, it's very difficult to get that sort of education. we've never left the projects. so this is our -- this is our microcosm of society is this small. we don't see that there's a whole world out there that we can asp

one-on-one with jay wright. what's the number one obstacle facing the wildcats?ark narrow due chee has the answer coming up. >> wish the weather was better but love hoops. narrownarducci has the answer coming up. >> wish the weather was better but love hoops. narrow >>> that's the secret to longevity according to the world's oldest pearl harbor survivor. ♪ >>> welcome back, america's oldest pearl harbor survivor celebrated his 105th birthday this weekend. let's introduce you to him. served as chief quarter master in the navy on december 7th, 1941, he is already planning on celebrating his 106th birthday. >> i don't drink alcohol, i don't smoke. i eat well balanced meal >> heros like him from the greatest generation, they're like a library. when that time goes, it's like a library burning down. >> instead of gifts he asked his guests to >>> sometimes life on duty has its perks, while a california sheriff's deputy was busy on traffic patrol. she met an unlikely friend >> came out of the bushes. deputy said the duck found to be named quacker took an instant liking t

so jay, you know, how much does this continue to be a distraction? thought perhaps by this second version that they may be able to get it moving. neither one are being used and exercised right now. how much of this is a distraction for this trump white house to actually govern to, actually get something done in. >> you hear from white house aides and from those inside the white house there is in incredible sense of frustration on the president's part because he just wants to get something done. right? just achieve one thing in his first 100 days and that's proving incredibly difficult from the repeal of obamacare to the ban you know immigration from certain nations with majority muslim populations as sean spicer might say. but to virtually almost all of his initiatives have met with severe resistance and roadblocks in congress as well as in the courts. so he's incredibly frustrated that as president, he promised this sort of rapid change and at every step, at pre turn he's being stymied either by the courts or by congress or by others and he feels th

so don't let that rub off on you, jay. okay? >> exactly. >> be a champion.ermott i love him but doesn't have a winning track record really. no he doesn't. >> in buffalo. >> probably won't be there long. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> so the snow will be here awhile. >> oh yeah. not going to be melting any time soon. no. especially to the north and west where temperatures are falling below freezing for a long time. tonight the blow 22 even in philadelphia wind chills in the single numbers. and as we look ahead, tomorrow's high only 30. 35 on thursday. friday sane patrick's day 39. so really not a lot of melling going on until the weekend. and early saturday morning we have some snow showers changing over to rain. then temperatures in the 40s but that's still about 5 degrees below normal. should be in the 50s. >> we're making up for february. >> yeah. >> pay back. >> all right. join us back here tonight for fox 29 news. thi nor'easter took major toll on parts of the shore. wiping out big chunks of beach beaches. now another high tied just hours away. >> all right. t

jay wright takes the phones away. good thing they didn't have access to twitter halftime tonight. >> ugly. how about nova nation, villanova is in big trouble in the opening round game down as many as eight. they missed the first eight shots. chris jenkins misses the first ten shots. even coach wright admits, started creeping in the back of his mind, we could be the first one seed to lose to a 16 seed. >> we didn't start the game with energy. we always do. >> we can't afford more games like this. we were fortunate and lucky to make shots in the second half. we didn't start the way we wanted to. we want to play 40 minutes. tonight wasn't quite 40 minutes. we have another opportunity to do that. >> thank goodness the big ragoo, the kid from delaware drops 21. villanova hangs on to fight for another day, virginia tech or wisconsin next. they are still playing tonight trying to figure out who they'll see next. have the phones and watching the game as we speak. jeff skversky, channel6, "action news." jamie? >> nan thank you

jay: the high court remanded his case back to the lower court. they agreed with the decision to allow transgender students to use the bathroom corresponding with their gender identity. last month, the trump administration revoked that. grimm, born a girl, identifying now as a boy, sue the school system for preventing him from using the boys bathroom. they say by the justices dropping this case, a lower court could be forced to rule on a more higher stakes issue, meeting the title ix antidiscrimination law that includes gender identity. they think that the obama administration missed at. >> -- mistepped. >> we must not do it at the expense of ignoring and rejecting the privacy needs and concerns of other students around them as well. : at the u.s. supreme court, we should note as we speak there are a number of similar cases winding their way through the courts system. court followers suspect one of those cases back to the high court in the coming months. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. alexandria schools will be closed wednesday. more th

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maybe you could come back next month jay. i'm not sure how much higher it can go. we are all proud of that and the manufactures are really starting to invest big money and a lot of things are happening. it's a new surgeon optimism which is sweeping across our land. at the vote of confidence in our plan to bring back jobs, lower taxes and provide a level playing field for our workers. the manufacturing companies represent and represented here today are just an extraordinary group of people. they are leaders. they are brilliant in some anyways. the filled has not been a level field. jobs have been leaving our country, going to china and mexico and lots of other places, and you will be seeing what's happening over the next few weeks. it should be very interesting to watch. as you know, president. [inaudible] president from china is traveling to florida and we are having a meeting. it will be something very important, very special. i look forward to meeting him and the delegation and we will see what happens, but i am very proud of what you've been able to do in a shor

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tonight on the show, gillian jacobs is here, comedian sam jay is on the way.e doll, she turned 58 today. 58 years old. old enough that we should probably start calling her by her real name, barbara. sadly barbie didn't get the one thing she wanted today, which is for ken to have genitals. still having trouble with that over there? >> yes. >> jimmy: i like that you're still working on it. >> i want to open it. >> jimmy: you'll get it open. let's go back to the courtroom for the shocking and legally binding conclusion to judge james. >> this mistreated mama's boy said he received the run-around. this loud-mouth landlord disagrees, and this red-eyed witness thinks it's all a dream. judge james is about to rule. let's listen. >> be seated. it's a good thing you guys don't live together, because you really don't get along. i think you can understand, mr. devore, that without the ad, you really don't have any evidence. i will say, my primary concern here is for the welfare of campbell. campbell, are you here under duress? >> no. >> do you know what duress means? >>

a new documentary produced by jay-z profiles a tragic failure of the justice system.is one young man's story that is not only horrifying but also preventible. here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts. >> rikers. >> reporter: for khalif crowder, justice wasn't simply blind, it betrayed him. >> i felt i was done wrong, i felt something needed to be done. >> reporter: arrested at age 16 for stealing a backpack -- >> two males last night, they took my brother -- >> reporter: he'd spend more than three years at notorious rikers island jail. much of it, 800 days, in solitary confinement. he was never tried. a breakdown of the system that broke him. >> i'm always thinking about jail. i'm a mess. i'm 21 and inside i feel like i'm 40. >> reporter: "nightline" spoke with crowder in october 2014. optimistic, earned his ged, started classes at bronx community college, pulling a 3.56 gpa. but the psychological trauma from jail was haunting. inescapable. seven months after that "nightline" interview, kalief browder hung himself with an air conditioning cord at his home in the bro

lee.r than jay y. likely to be more major strategic decisions like acquisitions, big management shuffles, changes to corporate structure. those are the kind of things that will likely take a backseat for now, at least for a while. the foot may come to the pedal when it comes to jay y. lee's modernization drive for the company. something was directly linked to the influence peddling scandal that led to the president being impeached. samsung has denied wrongdoing. >> how do you run corporate strategy at atomic this? this is also an issue for the company now, isn't it? >> samsung on the group level strategynded its office. this is a high loving decision-making unit that coordinates the businesses, overseas long-term planning and liaises with government offices. have been linked to the corruption investigation. the president and vice chairman were indicted yesterday and they have resigned. now, the symptom group says -- samsung group will make its own decisions led by the board of directors ceo. the practi

it is not clear whether jay y. will appear or if the attorneys will appear in way out the timetable for the trial. one thing striking about the investigation is how quickly it is moving. the prosecutor was set up and task with investigating the allegations of trading favors and he was only given about 90 days to do that. he asked for extension of 30 administrationme of the president who has been impeached denied him the extra 30 days. they also won't let him into the presence residence so he is playing a quick game. the trial is going to begin. caroline: how is asia responding? samsung at all-time highs when you look at the share price. could jay y. lee end up in prison? what does it mean for the business? samsung has denied any wrongdoing. they say they gave tens of millions of dollars in payments to a confident, but it was not an exchange. hurdle for thege prosecutor to prove that jay y. lee himself was involved in this. we will see how it plays out. caroline: one last to point out is manufacturing in the u.s. >>

jay yeah, yeah!one of them. >> jon: i remember that. >> stephen: don't give it away! we'll find out. don't tell my wife! ( laughter ) so what's going on? washington is a mess right now, but that's going to end soon because the white house just announced that trump's son-in-law and leader of the jared kushner, "will oversee a broad effort to overhaul the federal government." and the government desperately needs overhaul. somebody keeps putting totally unqualified people in charge of really important stuff. that's gotta stop! ( cheers and applause ) kushner will become the head of something called "the office of american innovation." vague. but better than the original title, "the bureau of obvious nepotism." ( laughter ) kushner's job will be to lead a team to fix government with business ideas. you know he has great business ideas like being born into a wealthy real estate family. or "marryinginto a wealthy real estate family. why hasn't the government tried that? ( la by former business executives,

, jay. >> reporter: yeah. you know, you got to bundle the best you can when you're out in this. good to talk to you this morning. the storm moved in overnight. the snow continues to fall. only expected to intensify as we move through the morning into the evening here in new york. this is an arctic blast that as you guys have been talking about is going to affect millions. what we're going to see is this heavy snow picking up along with the strong winds gusting to 50, maybe 60 miles an hour forecasters say and snow at four inches an hour for several hours at the height of this storm morning. we're under a state of emergency. a blizzard warning is in effect here. 1,600 snowplows are out and trying to stay ahead of things. that's going to be a difficult task with so much snow falling throughout the day. a lot of employers have told people, if you don't have to get out in this, don't. stay home for today. maybe tomorrow as this thing moves through. it is going to be quite a mess, and it's really going to cripple i

the new documentary from jay-z is shining a light on a broken criminal justice system.e watching "world news now." clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. wow! but what other teen problems can it fix fast? maybe it can quickly give this teen a thicker mustache? doesn't look like it. will clearasil act fast to help this teen concentrate on his math test? darn. can it help... nope. no. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. ♪ >>> welcome back. we're getting a gritty new look inside one of america's most notorious jail complexes and how it's said to have tragically failed one young man. >> we're talking about caliph broader and his story is so compelling and so tragic that jay-z decided to produce a powerful new documentary about it hoping to galvanize a movement. we're up an you "nightline" with abc's byron pitts. >> rikers. >> reporter: for kalief browder, justice was wasn't simply blind. it betrayed him. >> i felt like i was do i felt like something needed to be don

>> just, jay?an, the bromance, if there really was much of a broman bromance, i think is definitely over but i also think they were saying everything they had to say to do a peaceful transfer of power to sort of say it's all right, the country is going to survive, it's going to be great. i don't think they were ever really going to be besties here. i don't know that that was likely considering all the antipathy that went into the relationship before that. and even right afterwards, i mean, obama did not waste a lot of time to begin his criticism of trump after leaving office. >> but matt, the president -- president obama has been quiet, pretty quiet, since he left office. reasonably so prident trump, obviously, he says that he really likes president obama. i dot know exactly what's going on now between the two of them. >> i think it's one of the more intriguing relationships in washington, or matches, you know, they're so different. no drama obama, and sort of all drama with trump. >> say he's livi

tonight -- will forte, espn analyst jay bilas, host of msnbc's "all in", journalist and author chrisayes, featuring the 8g band with charlie benante. ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. fbi director james comey today confirmed that the agency is investigating possible links and coordination between president trump and russia. said one american, "okay, but i'm still mad at you." [ laughter ] that's right. james comey confirmed that the fbi is looking for links between president trump and the russian government. but so far, the only missing link they've found is eric. [ laughter ] james comey also said today that he has found no information that supports president trump's tweets that former president obama wiretapped trump tower. added comey, "to be fair, the only place we've checked is hillary's e-mails." [ laughter and applause ] you can't check her e-mails enough. according to a n

jay knows what he is doing or it seems that way. the redskins make it official with jay gruden. on his contract extension. why the caps say now is not ♪ robert: well, the caps are in action tonight at verizon hosting the dallas stars. the caps aren't too shabby at home. on a 15-game winning streak at verizon. by the way, the stars have one of the worst road records in the nhl. they only won eight times away from american advantage. they have the pedal to the metal. should they ease up to save energy? >> that is what a professional and champions do. they push themselves to get better. you want to be playing at your best. you are only doing it and the stretch run upon us. robert: in football jay gruden won't have to look over his shoulder. they are extending his contract for two more years. now he is here until 2020. this is the first contract extension for a head coach that dan snyder has given. tonight a special guest, lorenzo alexander will join me on sports talk. we talk free agency, redskins and more. fun stuff. jonathan: the gruden move a good move? >> good move. i assume. b

the south korean tech giant is hurting from recent debacles, jay y.reparing to stand trial for bribery and investment. many competing devices that were mentioned in that report from wikileaks from apple phones to android phones, but this is the last thing that samsung needs right now. they are trying to get back on track after the troubles with the smart seven. the are poised to introduce next smartphone, so they don't need any more hits to the brand name. the wikileaks documents show the cia was using a program called weeping angel to convert smart tvs into something that looked like it turned off, but would be monitoring what is going on in the room, so not a good thing for them. caroline: not a good thing when it is a product element, and the helm of the company, jay y. lee, facing court once again. explain to us how much the investigation into the executive s has broadened out. >> that's right. today we have the preliminary hearings for the trial. it is not clear whether jay y. lee will appear, but attorneys for both sides will appear. one thing t

jay: he believes that runaways are more likely to fall prey to gangs, drugs, and sex trafficking. and they deserve everyone's attention. jonathan: separating fact from fiction, that is with city leaders are trying to do. concerned men were gathered outside of the lou high school -- outside of balou high school with pamphlets about missing teenagers. >> you don't know what's going on with them. you don't know where to look. around like following a ghost. jonathan: this mother said her daughter is now in therapy. she was living with adults who knew that she was missing. if you want to read all of the reporting we did on the missing persons cases and get more resources about how these cases are investigated, go to our website, wjla.com. alison: 7 on your side fighting back against crime. we first showed you the shooting scene outside of a rec center in southwest. no serious injuries, but cars were riddled with bullets. the police tell 7 on your side they are doing more patrols of the area. they made two arrests this we come including a man carrying drugs and a gun. two violent crimin

jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: it is incredibly touching full stop watch the complete in-depth report on her website, wjla.com. alison: now to boston, where the police department calls this the .est dinner date ever hear a four-year-old girl saw the police sergeant eating alone and walked over and joined him. the sergeant said the little girl was very outgoing and just wanted to keep him company. jonathan: so sweet. steve: very cool. it is still national, 61 leesburg. the showers we had earlier are beginning to fade quickly, hanging in northern montgomery county and frederick, not amounting to much. leonardtown road southern maryland, light showers, but quickly moving out. we desperately need the rain come and we will finally see the rain by the end of the work and school week. overnight, partly cloudy, a little breezy in the morning. you will need a jacket. upper 40's, near 50. and don't forget the sunglasses. you will need them all day long. but not the umbrella. sunglasses through noontime and the afte

jay korff is live in greenbelt with how it played out. jay? scenario,n, an insane the police were closing in on this burglary suspect across the street. he threw a tv at them as he was about to be arrested. he sprinted across the street, into the mall come into the movie theater. it was empty come and he hit above the movie screen. lucky to be alive after leading the police on a wild chase that ended in a movie theater ceiling. investigators had this man under surveillance in laurel and watched him break into cars and homes, then tailed him into a parking lot complex in greenbelt. when moving in for the arrest, he threw a officers, sprinted inside of the mall and into the empty movie theater. , he was abletered to access a scaffolding and found himself in the roof of the theater, where he had no exit. standing on water pipes and ceiling tiles. some of the tiles came crashing down. medical personnel were on standby, concern he would fall through the ceiling. police negotiators climbed a ladder and talked face-to-face with the man who agree to c

jay, i'll start with you.is your reaction to the claim that marijuana is being traded for the cigarillos and they were not stolen by michael brown? >> well, first of all, i hate to throw water on a big story for the news media, but this is neither new nor news. this video has been around. it was turned over to the police at the very beginning of the investigation, and including this part of it. so -- >> not to -- jay, not to cut you off. i do want you to continue, but important to note this is the first time we are seeing this so that everybody out there sees it. this is something that was not released. >> that could be -- >> while you may have known of the existence of the video, we as the media and the people out there watching, they did not. go ahead. >> and so it's not new and it's been out there, but the speculation that this filmmaker makes that this is somehow a transaction for -- between michael brown and the store, marijuana or what's ever in the bag for sill cigarillos is just nonsense and patently f