he bound jayme and fatally shot her mother. seen jayme get on to the school bus from her home. he later told police when he saw jayme, he knew that was the girl he was going to take. patterson then dragged jayme from the bloody scene, put her in the trunk of his car and held her captive at his remote cabben in the northern woods of wisconsin. a massive search began. everyone trying to find jayme. >> i believe she is still out there. and the hope is what we're riding on. >> reporter: 88 days later, she had the courage and ability to escape, when patterson left the cabin for a few hours. with no coat in the frigid temperatures, she bumped into a local resident walking her dog. >> she just sort of fell into me and said i'm jayme and i said i know. >> reporter: the community rejoiced. patterson was apprehended. charges were brought. >> he is currently being held on two counts of first degree intentional homicide for the murder of jayme's parents and one count of kidnapping. >> reporter: as jayme remained in seclusion with her famil

jayme's father already murdered. and for the first time we time we jayme for 88 days, forcing her to live under this bed until the brave girl escaped. >> mr. patterson is a cold blood killer. >> reporter: throughout the sentencing patterson seen shaking his head -- then speaking. >> i would do absolutely anything to bring them back -- i'm just so sorry. >> reporter: but the judge blasting patterson, giving him two consecutive life sentences. >> you are the embodiment of evil, and the public can only be safe if you are incarcerated until you die. >> reporter: and tom, in that letter, jayme talked about just how much she preparing for her eighth grade graduation. tom? >> standing strong. thank you >>> there is breaking news in the emotional abortion battle e abortion law that bans the procedure after six weeks and make no, sir exception for rape of invest. in missouri, the governor signed into one one almost as strict. here is abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: in mississippi tonight, a law that would make abortions illega

by jayme, herself.st october, jake patterson took a lot of things that i love away from me. it makes me the most sad that he took away my mom and my dad. i felt safe in my home and i loved my room and all of my belongings. he took all of that, too. i don't want to even see my home or my stuff because the memory of that night, but there are some things that jake patterson can never take from me. he can't take my freedom. he thought that he could own me, but he was wrong. i was smarter. i watched his routine and i took back my freedom. i will always have my freedom and he will not. jake patterson can never take away my courage. he thought he could control me, but he couldn't. i feel like what he did is what a coward would do. i was brave and he was not." >> reporter: and jayme closs escaped this january after being held for 88 days by jake patterson. and ana, jayme also said in that letter to the court that she used to love to dance, that she loved the things in her bedrooms and she can't go back now and

she and jayme hit in a bathroom he killed her mother. later told police when he saw jayme, he knew that was the girl he was going to take. patterson then dragged jayme from the bloody scene, put her in the trunk of his car and held her captive at his remote cabin in the woords in wisconsin. a massive search began. >> i believe she is still out there and the hope is what we are riding on. >> reporter: 88 days later, she had the courage and ability to escape when patterson left the cabin for a few hours. with no coat, she bumped into a local resident walking her dog. >> she fell into me. she said, i'm jayme. i said, i know. >> the community rejoiced. patterson was apprehended, charges brought. >> held on two counts of first degree intentional homicide for the murder of jayme's parents and kidnapping of jayme. >> she remained in seclusion with her family. this month, she appeared in front of the legislature accepting hometown award. >> courage, bravery and spirit are things that inspire us and make us stronger and better. >> reporter: her f

. >>> breaking news tonight, powerful words in the courtroom from jayme closs the 13-year-old's message to the man who kidnapped her after murdering her parents, holding her 88 days before a dramatic escape her family confronting him face to face. >> my brother won't be able to walk down the aisle on his wedding day. >> the judge handing down a life sentence >>> a new storm threat this weekend as millions of americans hit the road for memorial day on the heels of that deadly tornado outbreak and flood disaster >>> missouri becomes the first state to pass a sweeping abortion ban >>> president trump ordering 1500 more troops to the middle east and late word about an emergency declaration to go around congress and sell weapons to iran's rivals >>> the fda approves the world's most expensive drug. the price tag over $2 million. tonight our interview with the drug maker's ceo how do you respond, though, to people who might say that your company is asking a ransom, almost, for these kids' lives? how he justifies the cost for this livesaver >>> and the traffic jam at the top of the world at le

he bound jayme and fatally shot her mother.efore, patterson had seen jayme get on the school bus from her home and he later told police when he saw her he knew that was the girl he was going to take. he dragged her from the bloody scene and put her in the trunk of his car and held her captive in the remote woods cabin in wisconsin. >> there was a massive man hunt. >> the hope is what we're riding on. >> 88 days late are, she had the courage and the ability to escape when patterson left the cabin for a few hours. with no coat in the frigid temperatures, she bumped into a local resident walking her dog. >> she sort of fell into me and said i'm jayme and i said i know. >> the community rejoiced. apprehended and charges brought. >> held on suicide for the murd -- jayme remained in solution with her family. finally this month, she appeared before the wisconsin legislature, accepting the hometown hero award. >> her courage, her bravery and spirit are things that inspire us. and make us stronger and better. >> jayme's family says the

important day for jayme.she has come very far since january but there is so much more to do, wolf. >> that's life without the possibility of parole, is that right, jean? >> reporter: life without the possibility of ever getting out, yes. >> jean casarez reporting for us, thank you. >>> breaking news next. investigators have just released a suspect's photo following an apparent terror attack in a busy shopping area. we have details of the explosion. that's coming up next. this complicated, tricky language about their network and offers and blah blah blah. look. sprint's going to do things differently. and let you decide for yourself. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. try it out and see the savings. if you don't love it, get your money back. see? simple. now sprint's unlimited plan comes with one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. so switch now. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com at sam adams, we brew with lime, plus lemon, orange zest, summer wheat, and

jayme's father already shot to death.yme keeping her captive in a rural cabin for 88 days forcing her to stay under this bed until she escaped in march. >> i'm just so sorry. >> reporter: patterson's tearful apology. >> i'd do absolutely anything to -- to bring them back. >> reporter: carrying no weight as the 21-year-old was given the maximum sentence. >> the public can only be safe if you are incarcerated until you die. >> reporter: and jayme said in that statement while it is still too hard for her to go out in public, she refuses to let all she's been through keep her from being happy and doing great things with her life. whit. >> marci gonzalez in los angeles for us, thank you. jayme's strength through that ordeal just truly extraordinary to see and her words as well. >>> we do want to transition to the weather and get back to rob marciano in wichita, kansas. rob, more than 100 tornadoes over the course of the last week and the severe weather continues. >> yeah, it's been crazy, honestly, the past week and the plains

captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: on the cbs evening news this friday, life without parole for jaymess' kidnapper as her words echo in court. >> he stole almost everything i loved from me. he should stay locked up forever. >> you are the embodiment of evil, and the public can only be safe if you are incarcerated until you die. >> garrett: late news in the battle over abortion rights. a court blocks new restrictions in one state as another state's measure is signed into law. >> i miss my home. >> wild weather has slammed the middle of the country, and there could be more to come. >> this weekend, about half the country is under a severe weather threat. >> president trump has given attorney general william barr new tools to review the origins of the russia investigation. >> our attorney general is in charge. let's see what he finds. >> garrett: and steve hartman on how this driver makes the ride to school the best part of the day. >> these are my children! these are my community! i love them all! >> garrett: good evening. i'm major garrett. and this is our western edition. jayme closs

brother was gone and jayme, their only child, was missing.l and asked the judge for the maximum sentence for this defendant. jake patterson is facing two counts of first-degree murder sentencing along with kidnapping. two life sentences plus 40 years for the kidnapping. the family members of jayme closs one by one will be giving victim impact statements. and don't forget there are three victims here -- james and denise closs, the mother and father of jayme who were murdered in cold blood by the defendant jake patterson. and jayme closs kidnapping because she went missing for 88 days while he kept her in his cabin right here in the northern woods of wisconsin. >> what do we know about how jayme is now doing? obviously it's only been a few months since her harrowing escape. >> reporter: she's been in seclusion. we really -- no one his seen her. it was last week that she actually appeared before the wisconsin legislature. it was the first time that people had really seen her, and she got the hometown heroes award. and from the video you see that

i know you follow the jayme closs case. this is an amazing case.o you think justice was properly served here today? >> in the state of wisconsin, this was the most extreme penalty he could actually receive. there have has been capital punish. since the mid-1800s. wisconsin only executed one person in the entire history. so here, the fact that he received two life sentences without the possibility of parole, plus an additional 25 years, plus 15 for the kidnapping, then, yes, i believe short of a capital sentence, which was not possible in wisconsin, the most maximum justice could be served. remember, too, the family, jayme closs and the rest of her family were spared a trial. the taxpayers were spared the tax burden as well. >> jason: people like jayme who are an inspiration like me. ordinary americans who go through horrific things and overcome them. i hope she can get on with her life and the rest of her loved ones. i need to try to hit some other topics. royal, let me talk to you about harvey weinstein. tell us the significance. he is now evident

>>the uncle of jayme closs speak center kidnappings kidnapper sentencing, man who her captive arentse with jamie says he took from her throughout this whole ordeal. >>time says injuring his calf in the middle of the playoffs, kevin, duran sits down with the media superstars thoughts on a number of topics such as his recovery and how the lawyers have plays without it. >>and when we come sunday and this is going to be a bad dream. but obviously today we're here. and none of us are going to win today. are going to get her family members back. >>wisconsin man who kidnapped jayme closs after killing her parents will spend the rest of his life behind bars, 21 year-old jake patterson was sentenced today to life in prison without parole for 2 counts of murder plus 40 years for kidnapping the sentences will be served consecutively at the sentencing the judge called patterson one of the most dangerous men to walk the planet. he pleaded guilty last month for shooting and killing jayme's and denise closs october 15th at their home outside bear in wisconsin. then he drags 13 year-old jayme into h

jayme closs was honored for her bravery today.n assembly presented the 13-year-old with a hometown hero award. closs smiled but did not speak. in january, she escaped from the remote cabin where she was held captive for 88 days. her kidnapper has pleaded guilty to taking jayme and killing her parents. now, a 75-year-old rock legend proves he still has moves like jagger. ♪ ♪ mick jagger posted his most- retweeted tweet ever today. six weeks after heart surgery, jagger has regained his strut. no word on when the rolling stones will go back on tour. and up next, another showstopper. scotty is ready for that close-up. parts of me i didn't even know. i find out i'm 19% native american, specifically from the chihuahua people. what?! that's... i find that crazy. it traces their journey in the mid-1800s from central mexico to texas. learning about the risks they took for a better life... ...it gives me so much respect and gratitude. it just shed so much light in my past that i never even would've known was there. 20 million members have c

nbc wehas the emotional testimo. >> life in prison for jake patterson as justice for jayme closs.me's words through an attorney in court. >> my parents and my home were the most important things in my life. he took them away from me in a wayysthat will alwa leave me with a horrifying memory. >> among emotional testimony in friday's sentencing hearing. f >> because ohis monster, jayme won't have her mom and dad at her prom. >> none of us are going to win today none of us are going to get her famil members back. >> in march patterson pleaded guiltyo two counts of intentional homicide and one count of kidnapping and now through tears expressing remorse. >> i would do a anything to take back what i did. >> att ot s pterson way into the closs fa home and then kidnapping the girl. after 88 days the teenager managed to escape in january. the life sentence brings a sense of closure to the case. now the family's healing can begin. nbc news. >>> news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >>> we start with the newse've been following on the 14th street bridge. njured in anghters accident resp

now jayme closs is speaking out about the death of her parents and the one thing. her kidnapper can never take from her and shoplifting is caught on surveillance video the suspect in this incident. >>are in custody, but police say the suspects may have targeted more businesses in the bay area and help police track down a suspect in connection with vandalism at the san jose veterans the san jose veterans memorial. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>the now where police have announced an arrest in a graffiti vandalism case that really touched a nerve in the community, eecially this time of year is cut for is roughly double reports now a tip helpe

jayme closs. >> last week, jayme made a rare public appearance at the wisconsin state capital where sheor her bravery. the family has kept a low public profile throughout the or deal. a few days after she returned home, her family members spoke to gayle king. >> we have to take little steps. when she's ready to talk, she will. >> what i wanted to express to immediate ry and we all do is the pride we have in her for doing this, for getting out, for making it. >> and now fitzgerald says the community is ready for some closure. >> is the town ready for the sentencing to be done? >> i think they're ready to move forward and justice to be served and the big lesson is you never give up hope. >> we're told the hearing could last up to three hours. mc we did reach out to patterson's attorney for client but we have not heard back. >> have you heard if jake patterson will say anything in court today? >> you know, that's obviously of interest to everyone. in the state of wisconsin, he does have the right to speak. we know that he has reached out to a number of news outlets in the past and seems to

but jaymes harden would convert a pair of free throws in the othernd to send it into overtime and thewn by three, kevin durant drives, gets the basket, a game high 46 points, moments later, jaymes harden the three to ice it, the beard added 41 points and the rockets win game three by a 126-121 final game four, again in houston, will be on monday. to the s.a.p. center for game five between the sharks and the avalanche, joe pavelski pumping up the crowd as the sharks look to take the advantage in the series. they were down 1-0. logan couture redirecting it in for the power play. same period, hurdle again. sharks win 2-1. they go up 3-2 in the series. game six will take place on monday in denver. the giants lost to the reds in cincinnati 9-2. the a's dropped their game in pittsburgh 6-4. that's all for sports. more news after the break. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna s

the man convicted of kidnapping jayme closs and killing her parents hears his sentence in the courtroom. hear the message. >>> a hiker missing for more than two weeks is discovered by a rescue crew late last night. we ooh el have the latest on her condition, but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> you hear the roar and rough weather. >> see v weather slams the holiday weekend. >> president donald trump is now in tokyo, japan, for a four-day state visit. >> i think we right now probably have the best rogs with japan that we've ever had. >> before leaving washington, he left us with plenty to chew on. >> they were very unhappy with the mueller report. they want to do a redo of the mueller report. it's over. there is no redo. >> life in prison without parole. >> you are the embodiment of evil. >> a hiker who went missing in hawaii two weeks ago has been found alive. >> beyond blown away. >> we found somebody by doing it right. >>> a manhunt is under way in france knolling a bomb attack in the city of leone. at least 13 people including a

. >>> jayme closs was honored for her bravery today.he wisconsin assembly presented the 13-year-old with a hometown hero award. closs smiled but did not speak. in january she escaped from the remote cabin where she was held captive for 88 days. her kidnapper has pleaded guilty to taking jayme and killing her parents. >>> now a 77-year-old rock legend proves he still has moves like jagger. mick jagger posted his most retweeted -- no word on when the rolling stones will go back on tour. >>> and up next, another show-stopper. scotty is ready for that close-up. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? . >>> we end with a big story. how big? jamie yuccas went to western canada to see for herself. >> reporter: hollywood, move over. there's a new star in paleontology named scotty. at 42 feet long, this tyrannosaurus rex

several of jayme's family members are planning to give testimony before he is sent to prison. >>> oakland police are searching for a teenager that has not been seen in three weeks. the 19-year-old jonathan banbayla was missing since may 3. his car was parked on the san mateyo bridge. he left home for a soccer tournament and the family has not heard from him since. >>> on monday san francisco police found the body in a home on del monte street. later warrants were issued for stephanie ching and douglas loma, the victim's daughter and son-in-law. both have been arrested although police are not saying where that took place. >>> a citizen's arrest in san jose helped police catch a man suspected of starting a house fire on north 6th street. it started yesterday morning about 11:00. surveillance video shows a homeless man walking town a porch, then minutes later a sofa was engulfed in flames, right there. the fire spread to the home but the family inside was able to escape >> i heard something pop up. i am like, oh, no, i am getting out of the house. i told all of the kids get out of the house.

. >> i am so proud to award our hometown her award to jayme closs. >> jayme closs was kept in a remoteage, her bravery, and her spirit are things that inspire usak and m us stronger and better. >> jayme's kidnapper has pled ilty. >>> it's 8:07. let's get the morning boost. a young woman who hadn't seen her brother in more than a year came to the college graduation. there was a bit of suspense, but the reaction was priceless. once he gets over the ock, he gives sis a big hug. she's got a bottle of champagne for him. beautiful reunion. super cute. >> like to see that sibling love. >>> just ahead, why selena gomez is s declaringial media dangerous for her generation urging kids to take a break. >>> plus tennis star nicole gibbs opening up to natalie about being diagnosed with a rare formf cancer. >> it was definitely earth shattering for the first few days where we were still trying to figure out what's what exactly. >> the surprising place she found out about this cancer scarend how she's getting through it all with help from her fiance right after this. eo find new favorites. the belong

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jayme closs. >> reporter: 13-year-old jayme closs was kept in remote cabin by the kidnapper who murderedly deserves to be called a hero. >> her courage, her bravery and her spirit are things that inspire us and make us stronger and better. >> jayme's kidnapper has pled guilty he will be sentenced next week >>> 8:07 and the young woman who hadn't seen her brother in more than year decided to surprise him by coming to his college graduation when she knocked on the door there was a bit of suspense but his reaction was priceless >> it's 403, right >> can i help you? >> can i come in once he gets over the shoc he gives sis a big hug and she's got a bottle of champagne for him. beautiful reunion. super cute. >> like to see that. sibling love. >>> and just ahead, selena gomez is declaring social medi dangerous for her generation and urging kids to take a break. >>> plus, tennis star nicole gibbs opening up to natalie about being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. >> it was definitely earth shattering for the first few days where we were still trying to figure out what's what exactly. >> the

jayme kloss made a rare public appearance today, receiving a hometown hero klo closs' parents were murdered and she was held captive 88 days in a cabin before she was able to flee and help led police to the kidnapper. >>> tonight in our series, your money, your life, a problem plaguing millions of americans, surprise medical bills the first look at a bipartisan effort to protect patients from these unexpected and infuriating costs. here is stephanie gosk. >> reporter: patients are outraged a woman with insurance got an appendectomy at a hospital in network. she was still charged nearly $5,000 >> they made money off of me during one of the most vulnerable days of my life. >> reporter: a 2-month-old needed emergency heart surgery. >> there was months and months of bills. >> reporter: her parents who also had insurance were whacked with $100,000 in bills coverage said they received surprise medical bills within the last year. >> it's outrageous it's totally unacceptable. >> reporter: senators maggie hasen and bill kennedy, a physician himself sarks they have a fix and bipartisan support to get

he admitted to kidnapping jayme closs. he held her 88 days in miserable conditions. the judge heard emotional testimony. >> i don't want my family to fear another day and go through the nightmare my family has endured. >> in a final statement, patterson said he would do anything to take back his crimes. the judge was unmoved and called him one of the most dangerous men to walk on earth. >>> a jewelry entrepreneur was one of three parents who pleaded guilty to mail fraud in the largest ever college admissions scandal. margie clamper of menlo park said she willingly and remorsefully admits her guilt. she is accused of paying $15,000 to have someone change the answers on her son's act exam. prosecutors are recommending four months of prison and a $20,000 fine. >>> jane buckingham pleaded guilty in the scheme paying $50,000 to have someone take the act for her son. and la real estate developer robert flaxman allegedly paid to get his son designated as a sports recruit to the university of san diego and have someone change his daughter's test answers. out of the 50 people

in october he then dragged their daughter 13 year-old jayme in his car trunk and held her captive in his cabin for about 3 months that teenager escaped eventually and flag down a neighbor who called police today. the judge called paterson one of the most dangerous men to walk this planet. in tennessee. a guilty verdict in a deadly church shooting trial. a jury found emanuel samson guilty of first-degree murder after deliberating for less than 5 hours. sampson is accused of shooting at a church 2 years ago killing a woman injuring 7 others. jurors will now consider a life sentence without parole. they could make that decision as early as tuesday. all right time for weather check now we've got some big changes for the weekend ahead of course the unofficial beginning of summer certainly not going to feel that way as we got the clouds begin to move in already sent tomorrow, not a bad day i think one of the best days the weekend actually it will be a dry day on saturday will see some patchy fog giving way to some sunshine temperatures will be cool in the 60's in the san francisco about 58

. >>> breaking news tonight, powerful words in the courtroom from jayme closs the 13-year-old's message to the man who kidnapped her after murdering her parents, holding her 88 days before a dramatic escape her family confronting him face to face. >> my brother won't be able to walk down the aisle on his wedding day. >> the judge handing down a life sentence >>> a new storm threat this weekend as millions of americans hit the road for memorial day on the heels of that deadly tornado outbreak and flood disaster >>> missouri becomes the first state to pass a sweeping abortion ban >>> president trump ordering 1500 more troops to

captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: on the cbs evening news this friday, life without parole for jayme' kidnapper as her words echo in court. >> he stole almost everything i loved from me. he should stay locked up forever. >> you are the embodiment of evil, and the public can only be safe if you are incarcerated until you die. >> garrett: late news in the battle over abortion rights. a court blocks new restrictions in one state as another state's measure is signed into law. >> i miss my home. >> wild weather has slammed the middle of the country, and there could be more to come. >> this weekend, about half the country is under a severe weather threat. >> president trump has given attorney general william barr new tools to review the origins

. >>> a big honor for the 13-year-old girl whose kidnapping and dramatic escape stunned the nation jaymess made a rear public appearance on wednesday, receiving a hometown hero award from wisconsin lawmakers closs' parents were murdered last october e was held captive for 88 days in a cabin before she was able to flee and help lead police to her kidnapper. >>> still ahead, a heartwarming high school graduation at a hospital, d it was barely even gone how a brewery got beer lovers to track down its stolen van in less than an hour. p licking, scratching, scooting, and rubbg... may be signs of allergic itch, a medical condition that y require fast-acting, prescription apoquel. apoquel has helped over 6 million ity dogs get the relief they deserve. apoquel goes right to e source of itch to provide relief in as little as four hours! woof because nothing should come between you and yo furry friend... ...especially not allergic itch! apoquel is for the control of itch associated wish allergic dermatit and the control of atopic dermitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old

jake patterson seized jayme closs last october and kept her locked in a cabin until she escaped threeve been demonstrating in the honduran capital of tegucigalpa. they say the proposed reforms in education and health will lead to privatisation, which they fear will lead to job losses. protests have been held since april. an explosive device has gone off in a shopping street in the french city of lyon, injuring eight people. the blast happened outside a bakery near the city centre, as hugh schofield reports. the device went off at around 5:30pm in the afternoon, outside a chain—store bakery, on a busy pedestrian shopping street near lyon city centre. eyewitnesses say it contained nails and nuts and bolts. those injured, who include an 8—year—oldgirl, seemed mainly to have had cuts to their legs. translation: i was working, serving people, and all of a sudden we heard a big boom. we went down to see what it was, we thought it was related to something in work but no, it was an abandoned package. i found six victims lying on the ground, with lots of blood flowing. we went into a shop to c

. >> reporter: 13-year-old kidnappi victim jayme closs was absent in the courtroom, an attorney read her statement. >> jake patterson can never take away my courage. i feel like what he did is what a coward would do. >> reporter: she escaped from his home in january after being held for 88 days. >> he kept jamie a prisoner inh house. patterson shot his way into the kloss home in the dark of night, killing jayme's dad, and her mom denise. prosecutorslayed denise's 911 call. >> 911, what is your emergency. >> help, please. >> patterson was given two life sentences without parole for the murders and the maximum 40 years for kidnapping jayme. >> you took her parents, her child her, and her happiness. >> you are the embodiment of evil. and the public can only be safe if you are incarcerated until you die. >> patterson largely looked down for much of the hearing, but shook his head at several . points he offered a brief, teary apology. >> i would do, like, absolutely anything to take back what i did, you know. i'm just so sorry. >> a swift legal ending to a shocking crime that will linger

jake patterson seized the girl, jayme closs, last october after shooting both of her parents dead. to a cabin in the countryside and kept her locked in his room until she escaped three months later. teachers and doctors have been demonstrating in the honduran capital of tegucigalpa. they say the proposed reforms in education and health will lead to privatisation, which they fear will lead to job losses. protests have been held since april. in india, a fire at a college has killed at least 17 students. some were seen jumping and falling from the building in the western city of sura. flames spread quickly through the classrooms because of the material used in the roof. most of the victims were teenagers. more now on a tumultuous day in british politics during which theresa may announced that she will resign as conservative leader in a fortnight‘s time. there should be a new prime minister in place by the end ofjuly. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. the device went off at around 5:30 in the afternoon, it was time. time to go to work, although the job has slipped away. go

. >>> and next this evening, to wisconsin, to the 13-year-old girl, jayme closs, who has now been honored for her courage. it was a rare public appearance today. the state assembly recognizing her as a hometown hero for braving 88 days in captivity, at times trapped under a bed with no food, no water, before she escaped and ran for help. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the major new headline tonight involving your memory. the new guidelines tonight that could help stave off dementia. we'll go down the list. >>> also ahead, the son tonight facing murder charges for allegedly killing his mother with a baseball bat. he says it was all a mistake, that he thought she was an intruder in the middle of the night. >>> uber rolling out a new option this evening, and this question for you -- would you pay extra so that your driver will not talk during the ride? and how much would you pay? >>> and look at this. he's back tonight, after that heart procedure. the new video tweeted out by mick jagger tonight. we'll play the video for you in just a moment here.

what makes the significant is the carrier would carry american jayme closs 5s, pushing japan to purchase us arms. he did this in 2017, from prior doctrine this move is causing china to watch closely as they are in the middle of a tense trade war with the united states. and the united arab emirates. and tension with iran increased. mike pompeo made the announcement the president is invoking emergency authority to sell arms to saudi arabia and united arab emirates. $7 billion of precision guided munitions also known as smart bombs was of the bonds and aircraft, part of that big deal. >> it is utterly offensive for this president to supply bombs and missiles to the saudi's that could be used to kill women and children in yemen. we are considering taking it to the supreme court make it clear that congress has the power of war and peace. >> reporter: it ministration officials call this an emergency situation and see this as a way to contain escalating tensions with iran. another way to do that, the president announced he is sending 1500 troops to the middle east. >> i don't think iran wants t

a cbs wisconsin affiliate says a kidnapping survivor jayme closs made a rare public appearance.sterday at the state capitol where she was honored as a hometown hero. in january she escaped from her captor in northern wisconsin after 88 days in captivity. her aunt accepted the award on her behalf. >> jayme is deserving of the hero part of this award. her courage, bravery and spirit are things that inspire us and make us stronger and better. >> reporter: her accused kidnapper faces life in prison when he is sentenced next week. >>> a spillway gate failed at a dam, draining the water out of a nearby lake. video shows the more than 90-year-old gate collapsing tuesday on lake dunlap. people living along the lake say they're devastated at the thought of losing a popular summer location and the impact. engineers are trying to determine why the gate failed. >>> cbs lexington affiliate wkyt reports a toddler was found alive nearly three days after he disappeared in a heavily wooded area. rescuers found 22-month-old kenneth howard at an old strip mine about a mile from his home. there was

>> trump is scheduled to visit japan's newest aircraft carrier to carry the jayme closs 5, that is ats japan's military forces to have a bigger role in the pacific and that is good for us security as well as japan. heather: have a great weekend. goodbye. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. imagine how different life would be if you could read someone's mind. the tech company that is trying to make that a reality real and the american flag fight. >> the fine as i told to come make it 50, 500, 5000, this is not about dollars and cents but doing what is right. heather: where the legal battles and as the city threatens to throw him in jail. ♪ ♪ most of us don't know how much data we use... ...but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots. combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot, you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data one gig at a time. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galax

japanese destroyer being refurbished between aircraft carriers capable of carrying the american-made jayme closs 5 stealth fighter which japan just announced it plans to buy 100 of. officials stress post close ties throughout the district, north korea's recent lodging of short-range ballistic missiles was one area with plenty of daylight between the two leaders. >> reporter: on 9 may north korea launched a short range ballistic missile. this is violating the security council resolution. >> my people think it could have been a violation. i view it differently. i view it as a man who wants to get attention. and perhaps not. who knows. it doesn't matter. >> short range missiles could not reach the us get put it depends and had thousands of american troops stationed there but in a press conference with prime minister donald trump said he was not concerned. >> i'm very happy with the way it is going and intelligent people agree with me. i am pursuing it. >> the other big issue on his trips japan has a $70 billion trade surplus with the us and donald trump plans to enact the new tabs on the auto

. > any moment now we couldhe learnate of a man who kidnapped wisconsin teenager jayme closs after killing her parents. it is sentencing day for jake patterson who pleaded guilty to murdering the teen's parents last october.am fily members fought back tears and read a statement. patterson should beked up forever for taking away everything she loved. no witnesses spoke on patterson's behalf. he's facing two life sentences. >>> students ands parent at a montgomery county school have become concerned in recent days after an alleged shooting threat. but today the school system says there is no threat. it all started in february when a rumor started spreading that a student had plans to shoot people at frost middle school. ere haveeportedly been more threats in recent weeks and some students plan to stay home today. but in a letter to parents, they y the thaincident that caused te rumors was isted diy ortunatelyrmit was deteed there was no threat. >>> some new details on the tragic murder of a teen from maryland. >> today we learned detectives in charles county arrested two men in thatteen's mu

. >> we've g >>> breaking news gh to powerful words in the courtroom from jayme closs.3-year-old's message to the manho kidnapped her after murdering her parents, holding her 88 days before a dramatic escape. her family confronting him face to face. >> my brother won't be able to walk down the aisle on his wedding day. handing udge down a life sentence. >>> a new storm threat this weekend a millions of americans hit the roador ademorial day amid a torno outbreak and flood disaster. >>> months montissouri becom the first state to pass a sweeping abortion

jayme closs appeared before the state assembly where lawmakers award for her courage and bravery. to escape from a remote mountain cabin where her abductor threatened her. sometimes forcing her to hide under a bed with no food or water. >>> georgetown university has expelled two students in connection with the college admissions bribery scandal. and one of them is suing the school. the student's father has pleaded guilty to paying $400,000 to the scam's mastermind to help get his son into george town. his son adam says he had no idea about his father's actions. he is suing the school saying georgetown should have known his application was a fake because he was listed as a tennis recruit and didn't play tennis. he is seeking to keep his credits to transfer to a new school and seek financial relief. >>> and riders can have silence during their uber ride. but it will cost you. >> riders can select the quiet preferred option in the uber app. uber says riders should be able to ride in silence if they want it that way. the company says the new option is a way to ensure you arrive relaxe

where late this afternoon a wisconsin man was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping 13-year-old jaymess and killing her parents. kloss was held hostage for 88 days in a remote cabin before she escaped. in a statement read on her behalf today she said he thought he could own her but he was wrong. she was smarter. and this is a live look at new york from fox 5, our affiliate there. one of the big stories tonight a tentative 44-million-dollar deal has reportedly been reached to settle lawsuits brought against the television and film company co-founded by harvey weinstein. weinstein has been accused of sexual misconduct by scores of women and is facing criminal charges in new york for allegations of sexual violence against two women. he has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the matters.ar... introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger, it's the right gear. with a terrain management system for... this. a bash plate for... that. an electronic locking rear differential for... yeah... this.

we liked jaymes. they were very good friends. maybe not. you see hundreds of pictures of him and comey. and with all of that, and other things, he wanted the fbi job. he was considered and wanted it. the day after didn't get it, he became the special counsel. >> there's a lot in there. i'm not going to spend all our time fact checking it but there are not hundreds of documented images of these two appearing together. whether or not they're in love is a matter of the human heart. i'm not going to bother. as for that other piece of evidence that mueller wanted the fbi job, if you read the mueller report, you may know. totally false. the fact finding and the conclusions in the report note that the white house asked mr. mueller as a courtesy to give donald trump views of the fbi during the tumultuous period during the period when he was fbi director and mr. mueller agreed to do it. it was not a formal job interview. that's important because you're seeing again, donald trump balancing two messages. one is this is over, don't worry about it. toda