cody johnston turned his cell phone off.tly after 1 pm. >> how often did he turn his phone off for 3 hours in the middle of the day? >> never this was the only time he really went off the grid. >> and finally, prosecutors argued. the coverup included cody asking friends to send that facebook message using nicole's account. the one that gave false hope to her friends and family. two men turned him down. >> another, sent the message. and said he felt terrible about what he'd done. >> yeah after i did it i realized it was probably not the best thing to do. >> if he had her password, why would he involve other people who could end up testifying against him? >> i don't think cody thought things through very well. i think that's the bottom line. >> finally then prosecution rested. but did the state have enough to convict cody? the defense was about to present its case. and star witness, cody johnston. >> coming up a disarming strategy: >> i was behaving badly. i was being very childish and very vindictive. >> cody, boldly owning h

up that driveway is the home of the alleged shooter larry johnston. authorities say it was a dispute over the property line between the two homes that led to him being shot and killed. spotsylvania county sheriff arrived at the home yesterday afternoon at 1:00. and they found him lying in the driveway with a gunshot to his chest. the gunshot wound. johnston was taken into custody after authorities say he admitted to the shooting. at the time of the shooting landscaping crew doing work. the wives were also at the home as well. they had an ongoing dispute over the property boundary and they say that is what johnston -- what caused johnston to fire his handgun at prudome. >> i think his remorse was for the incident occurring and didn't happen in a different way. >> i don't understand the problem. sad. >> that it resulted in violence is crazy. jeff: johnston charged with first-degree murder and held at the rappahannock county regional jail. coming up at 5:30, we are looking into the story on the impact he had community. we knocked on the door at larry joh

we knocked on the door at johnston's house.ome was was there but didn't want to talk. >> can we ask you a quick question? >> they cannot believe that is a man is dead over property >> it makes my heart sad. you are supposed to love your neighbor. >> in the last half hour we got a statement saying this from the prud'homme family -- guy was a devoted, loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. excuse me. i was reading the wrong statement but they said he will be greatly missed. they have sorry for his loss. calling his humor and his laughter infectious. larry johnston is being held without bond at the rappahannock regional jail and charged with first-degree murder. live in spotsylvania county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: bizarre story. thank you. days after the turkey ambassador from the u.s. recommended for this brawl in northwest d.c., the turkish government has done the same thing to the u.s. ambassador. turkey says the actions of d.c. police and breaking up a fight involving protesters and the turkish bodyg

sadler targeted johnston after he helped a friend who rent the from johnston and was evicted, move outhe house. sadler returned and broke in, he took a knife from the kitchen, went up to her room and killed her. last august, just days before the suspect was arrested, i spoke to linda johnston's former neighbor and friend. >> it was very sad, such a nice lady. i have no words to describe how i feel right now. >> reporter: police say sadler gold prius, which was always parked beside her house. >> he used her credit card to purchase snacks on a video that we have, and there are other videos that we have of him using her credit cards. >> reporter: ahead, how a new law being used in this case could help protect marylanders from being victimized in their own homes. that's coming up at 6:00. >> chris gordon, thank you. >>> a powerful telling of a crisis of amount dictiddiction, the eyes of local college students. the stories they found when they followed local police for a year. >>> and mothers speaking out against the latest health care proposal. why they say it will result in >>> as the gop

prosecutors say sadler broke into johnston's wheaton home last august and stabbed her nearly 40 times. he also stole the victim's purse and went shopping with her credit cards. of life in prison. howardtence- university is at the center of a major lawsuit tonight. five former and current students are suing the school under the title nine violations. they claim the school did not properly investigate sexual assaults on campus. the women say mishandling of their reports forced them to attend classes even live in the same dorm as their attackers. the victims claim the university didn't do anything in march of 2016 there was a protest after would of the victims discovered they lad been attacked by the same student. >> our client's perspective is that if the university had taken action on that first report he may not have been on campus. he may not have you ever met our other client and she may not have been attacked. the university release a statement, it said it takes all sexual assault allegations seriously. >> social media sounding off on steve harvey over a memo he september his staff

johnstone tomorrow.ottom club inverness could get relegated if they lose to hamilton and motrherwell and dundee win their matches. couple of matches on sunday — partick v rangers and hearts face aberdeen england's cricketers have started their busy summer with a big win. seven wickets the margin of victory against ireland in bristol. adil rashid claimed his first wicket

johnston was arrested and charged with first degree murder.tors say while he initially tried to defend his actions, he later became more contrite. >> he is admitting to his >> and what did he say to you about that? >> just a series of unfortunate events and he wish bed he could take it back. >> reporter: no one answered the door at eaither home today. colleagues are stunned by the sudden loss. he had served as ceo of columbia property. they purchase property and renovate them into stylish condos. his work making a long lasting mark on the district of columbia. julie carey, news 4. >>> and just minutes ago, the victim's family issued a statement saying they are devastated by his death,i inin d that he brought joy to all those he met. >>> a father accused of are murders his 3-year-old son has been convicted of assault. state's toirn saattorney says tr the 3-year-old was the vehicictf intentional overdose. he was facing the possibility of life in prison for allegedly feeding his son a mix of cocaine and codeine that killed him. today he was sente

witnesses say johnston shot him in the chest after an ongoing feud over the property boundary.arged with first dergree murder. off the menu for outdoor diners in rockville. today, the rockville city council will decide on a proposal to ban smoking or vaping in outdoor restaurant dining areas and bar patios. it would cap more than decade's worth of measures cracking down on where people can light up. the city already bans smoking in rockville town square and all city parks and government buildings. wegmans is coming to washington! the first store in d-c will anchor the fannie mae headquarters redevelopment in northwest. the wegmans will be incorporated into the iconic brick building on wisconsin avenue as the centerpiece of the new urban village." the location was decided after years of meetings and discussions with the city. the store is set to open in 20-22. right now its time to win! we are giving away a four pack of tickets to six flags america. call 703-528-7334 and be the seventh caller to win. toss to break - temperatures in the 70s all week - some improvements for the st

elm street will be closed between west walnut street and johnston place, starting at 8:30 this morning. expec area including officers dressed in tactical gear - but again, this is only a drill. breaking overnight.. flights grounded at a major airport passengers forced to evacuate after a plane engine catches fire. the scary scene on the tarmac - just ahead. but right now - a few early showers, on their way out. what time this morning they'll clear to just clouds - next. of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. - warmer holiday weekend - weekend storm chances today: mostly cloudy. spotty shower. highs: 67-70 winds: e 5-15 mph tonight: areas of rain, heavy at times. patchy fog. lows: 55-58 winds: e 5-10 mph thursday: scattered showers and thunderstorms. highs: 73-77

we have the chilling 911 call her neighbor made days after 72-year-old linda johnston had been stabbeddeath. >> what exactly is going on there? >> uh, well, her sister was worried about her because she hasn't answered the phone for a couple days. so, she -- i had -- i'm her neighbor and, uh, so i went in there and the doors were locked and i opened the door and the front door and i yelled for her but it just didn't look right. >> okay, so you want to check the welfare of your neighbor. >> yes. >> okay, when you say didn't look right, did you see anything in specific that makes you worried. >> there's a bad odor. >> prosecutors say kwasi sadler broke into linda johnston's home last august times. he also stole the victim's purse and went on a shopping spree with her credit cards. he's due back in court in september. >> metro investigating after a door opened on the wrong side of the platform. this happened yesterday. wrong door opening under on a red line train at rhode island avenue. no one was hurt but the train operator has been removed from service for the time being. >>> a bold thie

linda johnston was in her home when a man tried to steal her car and then he killed her. chris gordon is back in the neighborhood getting reaction to what happened in court today. >> reporter: linda johnston was an independent senior, living on her own here in her home along arcola avenue in wheaton. last august, she was murdered, stabbed to death inside her home. today, 23-year-old quasi sadler pleated guilty to first-degree murder. john mccarthy called this a savage murder. >> before he went to the area of the house where the keys were, he armed himself with a knife. so he may have gone in there with a knife, but he made sure he had a weapon and no one would prevent him from taking the car. >> reporter: he faces the when sentenced in september. ahead, why a neighbor felt that police needed to come to check on the welfare of linda johnston. we'll hear part of the 911 emergency call on news4 at 5:00. >>> in the district, american university is trying to relieve some of the tension on campus after a recent hate related incident. someone left wbananas in nooses on campus ea

landscapers came to mow, johnston came next door and confronted his neighbor. >> suspect approachedm in his driveway and they began a conversation which was in addition bely cordial and at some point in abotime it became heated dispute and that's when the gun was displayed. >> male shot in the chest. >> reporter: the landscapers wilted the confrontation and called 911. here is part of the call. >> cpr instructions at this time. >> reporter: johnston calmly walked back to his home and as the the gun under his bed. detectives later found the .357 ruger. he was charged with first-degree murder. no one was at home at either residence today. a colleague says this is a weekend place where he and his wifd come wife to relax. 4es ceo of columbia property capital. they specialize in purchases properties and renovating them into stylish condos. his work making a long lasting mark about on the district of columbia. now,ing in reached several work colleagues by phone today and they declined and on camera interview explaining they are so distraught by this sudden loss. when i join you at 6:00, w

brigadesose four departed the valley, their new commanding general, joseph johnston, set the stage for how valley men and women would view union soldiers for the next three years. johnston lauded his gallant army of free and independent volunteers fighting for their homes on fireside of denigrating the yankees as they banned -- as a banned of murderers. it was followed by decisive victory for directly involving the two most shenandoah counties that became a part of west virginia. this would change a manically as union armies grew in the spring of 1862 arrived. -- and the spring of 1862 arrived. the evening of march 12 and 1852 was marked by violent weeping in winchester. as recorded by -- of the town. the question remained of tears would be the worst violence inflicted on the residence of the county. but her husband graduated in west point and commanded the seventh virginia calvary. mrs. mcdonald began her diarrhea the request of her husband to provide them with the daily record of life under you and occupation. colonel mcdonnell's failure armeded protection from union men and it was a

the general contractor on the project is johnston moyer construction. the subcontractor is largo concrete, incorporated. cal osha is now investigating, talking to workers and reviewing safety procedures. >> was this a situation in which this could have been prevented? >> reporter: cal osha says it has inspected both johnston moyer and largo 11 times over the last five years. it issued johnston lawyers with low penalties over four of those inspections. whereas four of largo's inspections were accident related. three resulted in violations for workplace safety hazards, including one serious violation for failing to guard reinforced steel which could have resulted in a worker being impaled. in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> we sent an alert through the abc7 news app about the exclusive video of construction workers dangling from that collapsed building. let's take a closer look at that video. you can see a worker on the right-hand side of your screen lying down on the cement. one of the man's coworkers carlos bell tran, took these shots moments af

and new york times correspondent kayleen cooper will explore the life of liberian president ellen johnston shirley, the first democratically elected female president in african history. >> the women were so hell-bent on getting her elected president, that though they do it anyway they could and so the women were perfectly happy to play dirty as well and ellen johnson sweet found the perfect vehicle for that, somebody who was so-called at all about playing any dirt with security order so it was a number of things that the reporters did. they bribed guys to give them the voter id card so when the men showed up and wouldn't be able to vote. all the young boys voting for the football player, a lot of them their moms stole their voter id cards so they couldn't vote. there were two rounds, first round and second round and a lot of the young men realized they would need their card after the first roundabout in the second round so that's how the women were able to get around men. they were parked at bars up and down the highway. give me your card for a cold beer, give me a card for this. there was

>>> then david cay johnston. and my extended interview with senator elizabeth warren. >> the american people want us to get to the bottom of this. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it certainly seemed like a threat. president trump today sending a warning shot to his former fbi director, tweeting james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. asked if the president had secretly recorded his conversations with comey, who was leading the fbi investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia until trump fired him on tuesday, white house press secretary sean spicer today pointedly did not rule out the possibility. >> did president trump record his conversations with former fbi director comey? >> i assume you're referring to the tweet, and i've talked to the president. the president has nothing further to add on that. >> why did he say that? why did he tweet that? what should we inte

it inspected general contractor johnstone moyer and subcontractor largo concrete, 11 times over the last five years. it issued johnstone moyer six general citations with low penalties over four of those inspections whereas four of largo's 11 inspections were accident related. three resulted in violations for workplace safety hazards including one serious violation for failing to guard reinforced steel which could have resulted in a worker being impaled. the question now -- >> was this a situation in which this could have been prevented? >> reporter: in oakland, melanie wo woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> we sent word about the exclusive video of construction workers dangling from the building. you can see a worker on the right-hand side of your screen lying down on the cement. one of the man's co-workers, carlos beltran, took this video right after the accident. you can see workers hanging from the scaffolding and the rebar. we've frozen the video here so you can get a better look, because it is a bit shaky. you can see a worker covered in cement being led away. >>> the sight of the collapse may

it inspected general contractor johnstone moyer and subcontractor largo concrete, 11 times over the last five years. it issued johnstone moyer six general citations with low penalties over four of those inspections whereas four of largo's 11 inspections were accident related. three resulted in violations for workplace safety hazards including one serious violation for failing to guard reinforced steel which could have resulted in a worker being impaled. the question now -- >> was this a situation in which this could have been prevented? >> reporter: in oakland, melanie wo woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> we sent word about the exclusive video of construction workers dangling from the building. you can see a worker on the right-hand side of your screen lying down on the cement. one of the man's co-workers, carlos beltran, took this video right after the accident. you can see workers hanging from the scaffolding and the rebar. we've frozen the video here so you can get a better look, because it is a bit shaky. you can see a worker covered in cement being led away. >>> the sight of the collapse may

sadler returned to steal johnston's car, breaking in through a pad locked door. took a knife from the kitchen, went up to her room and killed her. >> there were multiple stab wounds, multiple cutting injuries. this was a brutal, brutal attack. >> maryland lawmakers have created a law making home invasions a separate crime, because they are so terrifying. >> it gives the judge the additional tools necessary to impose the appropriate sentence. >> quasi sadler will be sentenced in september. he faces the possibility of life in prison. reporting from wheaton, chris gordon, news4. >>> a warning tonight for homeowners in the district. you might not be able to sell your house when you want to, and your renter could be entitled to chunk of your profits, as discovered by the news4 i-team. jody fleischer has more now on wh payouts. >> the news4 i-team has uncovered loopholes in a decades' old law now being exploited to create a booming new industry. this attorney has converted his entire law practice to handle only topa cases. the tenant opportunity to purchase act. it giv

unless it was mental illness on someone's part >> for the first time in his life, at 80, johnston faces a charge and it's a charge of first-degree murder. janice park, wusa 9. >> we reached out to the victim's family today. they are asking for privacy. >>> not a word in court today from the suspect from that allegedly unprovoked and possibly racist stabbing at the university of maryland over the weekend. charged with first- degree murder in the death of richard collins. a newly commissioned lieutenant in the u.s. army. crystal chan was in the courtroom. >> reporter: 's lawyer asked the judge to set some kind of bail. he cited the 22-year-old long ties to the community and said that he was intoxicated and incoherent at the time of the fatal stabbing. the judge said, forget it. >> you have anything at all you can say? >> 's parents had nothing to say either, asked if their son was a white supremacist. he is a contributor to a facebook group called alt right nation. >> if the evidence leads us to a hate crime, then we will have no hesitation whatsoever handling it as such. >> prosecutors s

about the 2016 murder of elderly woman in wat 911 call that was made days after 72 year old linda johnston was stabbed to death. >> what exactly is going on there? >> well, her sister was worried about her because she hasn't answered the phone for couple of days. so i'm her neighbor. and so i went in there, and the doors were locked, and i opened the door, and the front door, and i yelled for her, but it just didn't look right. >> okay, so you want to check the welfare of your neighbor? >> yes. >> okay, when you say it didn't look right, did you see anything specific -- >> it has a bad -- there is a bad odor. >> suspect cbsphilly.com i saddler pleaded guilty to johnston's murder today. prosecutors say saddler broke into her wheaton home last august, and stabbed her nearly 40 times. he also stole the victim's purse and went on a shopping spree with her credit cards. saddler faces maximum sentence of life in prison and is due back in court in >>> you know, yesterday we were saying what a nasty day we had on tap. you know what? look at it, it has been brutal today out there. >> lived up to th

joining me now, david cay johnston. david, you have covered michael cohen. you've covered trump.us a sense of how central he is in new york. >> oh, he's donald's replacement for his lawyer in his early life, the notorious roy cohn. he just doesn't have roy cohn's polish. and he's all attack, attack, attack. that may work with journalists. it might work with people thinking about litigation. it might even possibly work with some lilly-livered members of congress in the investigation, especially if they're looking at tough re-election. it's not going to work with robert mueller's team in the fbi one bit. >> i thought about michael cohen because i remembered when "the new york times" wrote that story and it was such a strange story. he's a guy like mr. cohen sitting down with a ukrainian politician sympathetic to russia, crafting a peace deal that would sort of let russia basically keep crimea and end the sanctions, which is precisely what russia wants, hand delivering it to michael flynn. it seems so random and out of nowhere, but now it seems less random, less out of nowhere given

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. >> so let's bring in nick johnston, editor attacks rios. com. thanks so much for joining us. >> how are you? >> let's talk about these so called tapes, democrats say, well democrats and republicans both saying if these tapes exist, bring them out, put them out in the public. what's your take? >> tapes and court marks, saying he hopes. >> are there tames, where are the tames, what has been taped? white house given no additional information on this, which i think has caused fire storm on the hill between both republicans, and answer to the question, are there tames? turned over. >> do you think there is any fear that there could be something, if they do exist, there could be something incriminating out there? >> but james comey has reportedly said is that he is looking forwards to coming before congress in a public hearing. so whatever is possibly on those tapes, he is not worried about it, prepared to testify to that in front of congress. so speak speculating, maybe clear this up, is it illegal for a president to tape someone in his office withou

and johnstone moier, which is out of san carlos, they have had six violations. both have also had to pay various fines over those last five years. reporting live in oakland, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you sergio. >>> new details in a hazing scandal at napa high school. late this afternoon the district attorney announced six players are now facing charges. the investigation began in november of last year. police received a complaint that members of the football team were holding down the freshmen players in the locker room, hitting them, and grabbing them inappropriately. after a month-long investigation, the da's office says they have enough evidence to charge six of the 17 players involved. attorneys also announced the football charge will not be charged with any crimes. >>> i mean, everybody was really, really shocked and traumatized. >> a teenager robbed and shot in his front yard weeks before graduation day. tonight, what his classmates are doing to make sure he walks across the graduation stage. >>> plus a prank caught on camera. but

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alan johnston reports. in the ruins of the streets, the battle grinds on.e shot fired and in the heat and the attack continues on the fringes of mosul old city. in the distance, the mosque held by the militants and they may well fight to the death to try to keep it. as the army presses forward , try to keep it. as the army presses forward, fears grow for the thousands of civilians trapped in the old city. they are in danger of being hit accidentally by the attacking government forces and the un said the militants are using civilians as human shields, targeting those who try to escape. some families to gather their children and run for their lives, risking all the dangers of crossing the frontline. these people have been lucky, they have made it out. the iraqi army is urging all the civilians in the old city to flee if they can. the un believes as many as 2000 people may attempt to get away. meanwhile, the soldiers are gearing up meanwhile, the soldiers are gearing upfor meanwhile, the soldiers are gearing up for what will surely we are brutal climax to the

johnstone tomorrow.elegated if they lose to hamilton and motrherwell and dundee win their matches. couple of matches on sunday — partick v rangers and hearts face aberdeen england's cricketers have started their busy summer with a big win. seven wickets the margin of victory against ireland in bristol. adil rashid claimed his first wicket haul, as they bowled irish out for 126, and and alex hales and joe root scored most of the runs, as they reached their target with 30 overs to spare. ben croucher reports england's longest summer started against the team who had to make the shortest trip. ireland are trying to prove they can mix it with the test playing nations. they looked at home early on. they'd soon be blown away. from 90—3 to 126 all out. getting used to joe from 90—3 to 126 all out. getting used tojoe root‘s partime spin was surprising even for the man himself. losing wickets to rashid was no disgrace. the yorkshire had five. england had a tiny total to attack. the tally jason roy could knock off

the first is that it offers thanrs more self-justification of the kind that soured joseph johnston's narrative of military operation. taylor's narrative is hardly free of self-justification, but it contains more than that. the second reason that "destruction and reconstruction" stands out is because the author quoted the formulation of freeman in a book "south of prosperity." richard taylor was the one confederate general that possessed literary art that approached the first rank. a brief assessment of taylor's book, praising the literary charm of a writer that was so observant and an analyst of character. and rich inating historical allusion and written with the unmistakable touch of cultured scholarship. 23 years later, 1962, supplemented freeman's , part oft with 8 pages which goes to stonewall jackson. in the three pages devoted to tailor himself, wilson describes "destruction and reconstruction" that masculine document from the point of realistic intelligence is nearly comparable to mary chestnut's diary." he also commented on the aleutians to literature and military history, wh

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we have senior analyst ron brownstein and jason johnston and sarah westwood. great to have all of you. ron, the pieces of the puzzle are coming together this morning and there are a lot of pieces that went into whatever this prompted president trump to make the decision about comey this week. what do you see? >> look, i think the more evidence we have, the more clear it was the only thing that is relevant here is the president fired the senior law enforcement official leading the investigation into the conduct of his campaign in 2016 and whether it colluded the russians and everything else is noise. you have to see this as part of a pattern. it goes along with the attacks on the fake news and so-called judges who rule against him on members of congress. this is a president who simply is systemically undermining any institution to check or challenge him. we all know that now. all of the members of congress know that now with this decision. this question is how does the political system respond. does it have the will to defend the checks and balances to strain t

women's soccer store julie johnston. >> it's tough to do the dista e distance, but we're making it workwe're just out here supporting each other. >> that's an add ed bonus. >> a life changing event. early congratulations to them. all new at 5:00, protecting potential terror targets in our area. specifically the jersey shore and the huge crowds. everything you do on the beach and boardwalk is about to be recorded. nbc 10 got an exclusive look inside the facility designed to make you feel safer at the shore. >>> also all new, a sudden spike in car break ins in one part of the area and some people are still leaving the cars unlocked on purpose. the reason why. >>> tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, the attack, the investigation, the aftermath. nearly two dozen killed when a boom goes off at a concert packed with kids. >> tonight the world reacts amid-renewed fears in the wake of the terror in manchester. >> we have breaking news connected to that attack. >> in just the past few minutes, the prime minister of great britain announced she's raising the nation's terror level to the highest

larry johnston shot and killed a 65-year-old neighborhood yesterday. killing stemmed from long running feud over property. the victim had a landscaping crew on his propertyty when had happened. >> police prince jormentd county arrested a man accused after salting a woman inside her home. 1 a.m. saturday 900 block of edmund son road in inville airport man got in from an up locked window and implied he had a gun and sexually assaulted her before going off. >> two democrats run are for governor in virginia over the ween lieutenant government nor and former congressman tom perel owe attempted a gun safety forum. founded by former congress woman bade giffords and re reminder this morning today is the last day to register for the june 13 primary. tilt now a vote to ban smoking in outdoor restaurants will consider the ordinance. rockville would be the second city in maryland and first in the d.c. metro to enact the policy. 2015 the council voted to ban smoking at more than 80 city parks, remember centers and other facilities. >> see lovr to you. >>. >> tom of

. >> last august, 3-year-old linda johnston hadn't been seen for days.sing from the driveway. neighbor called 911. >> i opened the door, and the front door and i yelled for her. they found her wrapped in a bloody blanket, stabbed 25 times. today, kwasi sadler who was friends with the woman respecting the basement apartment confessed to eight charges including first of degree murder. >> this is the ultimate crime against seniors. >> sadler used the credit card at a rockville target store where he worked. silence plate readers captured him driving johnson's prius in the district. then once arrested, sadler told cops i don't know how i went from stealing cars to murder. >> this is a -- savage. he went there with a weapon to make sure no one would stop him. >> he has a history of mental illness. regardless a judge will sentence him and he faces nebraska prison. >> reporting in rockville, kevin lewis, abc7 gibbetedden and stabbed to death is what prosecutors accuse ms-13 gang members to doing to damaris rivas in january. 17-year-old venus irreheta stabbed her

.>> the general contractor johnstone moyer of chung carlos show -- different violations. >> reporter: these investigations typically take 3 to 4 month. we asked largo to comment, they denied our request. >>>1 person remains in custody as gilroy police continues to investigate and attempted burglary that led to a shooting. it happened near urban court when police heard -- received a call about suspicious activity in the neighborhood. car burglars have recently been targeting the area, they say a man was shot in a lag when he interrupted 2 men trying to break into a car.>> he confronted them at that time, the two that were breaking into the car, at that time a third unknown person came out and shot him multiple times. >> after the shooting, the suspect scatter. police arrested for my people, and they have since released 3 of them. investigators say the police -- the person in custody is the shooter. they are looking for at least 2 suspects ascribed as males in their late teens. the victim is expected to be okay. >>>the city police is asking for your help to start -- to find a man who st

today, a 23-year-old who was friends with the woman renting johnston's basement apartment plead guilty. >> this is the ultimate crime against the seniors in the community. >> they say he used the credit card at a rockville target store where he worked. license plate readers captured him driving johnson's prius in the district. once arrested, kwasi sadler told cops "i don't know how i went from stealing cars do murder." >> this s steal a car but he was going to make sure he had a weapon to enable him to get away with the car and no one was going to prevent him from taking the car. >> sad her has a history of mental illness. a judge will sentence him in september. he faces decades in prison. reporting in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: an investigation to how a metro door opened on the wrong side. a scary sight for those riding on the red line. abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter is live with what the agency is saying. this is serious. >> this is the rhode island station. you can see the train there. the doors on that side. that is what we believe that the doors

.>> johnstone moyer of san carlos show a handful of minor violations.>> we need to make sure that our workers are safe at the workplace, they can go home safe to their families. >>>these investigations to we take 3 to 4 months to complete. we asked for comment to largo concrete and they declined our request. we have a lot of questions for them, fox 2 news. >>> do -- officers could be seen carrying bags of evidence from 1 building with possible ties to the suspected suicide bomber salman abedi. authorities say they searched 12 and -- 12 property -- 9 men are in custody in the uk. ahead of national counterterrorism are learning new about this to -- about this .>> we are happy we got arrests for these key players. we sublet to do.>> early on the ground a was just letting out when the bomb went off. she said today she would return to manchester for a benefit concert to raise money for the victims and their families. a date has not been set. >>> students walked out of classes today at east bay high school to protest a student campaign video. it depicted muslim terrorists, and weapons. we r

spotsylvania county investigators say larry johnston shot and skilled a 65 -year-old neighbor yesterdayer a property boundary. >> united nations security counsel ill plans to hold um enter consultations on the north korea missile test. closed discussion request the by united states, japan and south korea will take place tuesday. they say norm korea fired a medium range missile surp surprised. it appears close to the one earlier this year. >> acquitted of killing up armingd black men will be there today. they were put on unpaid leave after charmed for manslaughter for the shooting of terrence crutcher. shelby said she shot him out of fear because he did not listen to command to lie on the ground. prosecutors argue shelby over he reacted and crutcher had happened on his head. last week a jury disagreed and acquitted shelby. >> learning new details about the funeral of chris cornell. on sunday the singer body was flow to california. a private few ral was laid to rest and he died of suicide after the cop september at a fox theater in detroit last wednesday. >> san antonio spurs on the line

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johnston, james henry, that this material is out there, and it's impossible, i think, in the long term the republicans in the house and for people like sean spicer to continue to ignore it. you can hide in the bushes for only so long. i just want to say happy mother's day before you get me off here. >> no, no, that was good. we saw the ear tug there but it wasn't in the bushes, it was on the side of the bushes. >> in the dark. >> so we want to be accurate about where, near the landscaping it happened. nina burley, kate martell, great to have you here. thank you so much. >>> the testimony before congress about what james comey can reveal. now he's not the fbi director. what he can tell us as a private citizen and how that could really change the narrative moving forward. back in a minute. g that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so wh

the general contracting company overseeing the project is johnstone moyer incorporated. company based in san carlos. records from the past five years show they've been inspected 11 times... and, have been cited four times. none injury-related largo concrete incorportated, hired to pour the concrete... has also been inspected 11 times in the past five years. and, cited on four occasions -- and, those were accident related. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( steve ) new at six: at least six napa high school students are going to face criminal charges in a hazing case involving the football team. this is a story we first told you about in march of this year. that is when investigators started looking into reports of hazing during the previous school year. the napa county district atttorney's office says no charges will be filed against football coach gerald harris. however is still going over the case and it is possible eleven more students could be charged at some point. (2-shot/steve) gilroy police late today announcing that one person has been arrested and th

joining this conversation, is axy owes editor nick johnston, joan, evan, ozzy still with me.i saw the winner of the indy 500 drinking milk, i've never heard of it, it is a tradition, i was unaware, never heard of it, i app is go. i simply reporting that's who the winner was. i'm glad i learned this morning that drinking milk is part of the transition. if twitter wants to slay me have at it. nick, someone else, jared kushner, how big of a liability is this. >> well, i mean i think the key thing to know is how many things he's involved in, which is what we want to do with this story. he was inmately involved in setting up the saudi arabia, the israel, the italy portions of the trip. he helped negotiate the arms deal. he had been involved in setting up the china summit in mar-a-lago. now he's getting himself in a little trouble because he is involved in what "the new york times" reported a syria call with the russians. nobody as we've written who has his hands in as many things in this administration as kushner deal and that's playing a higher level of scrutiny. >> jared kushner

stuart holiday and my panel tamara keith from npr and nicholas johnston.mbassador, i'll start with you. how do you see the meeting playing out here in light of the news that's dominating the day this morning, which is the president potentially revealing classified information to russia? >> i think erdogan has been agenda, and he -- for him, it's very upset about arming the kurdish militia. we have fatah gulen, the person he views as behind the coup which sought to overthrow him. his objective is to get those things done. i think the issue relating to classified material plays into syria because turkey is a partner in theory going after isis in syria. if we're compromised in any way in terms of effectiveness there, that could be a problem. but i expect erdogan to focus on his agenda. he is cozying up with the russians too, there is a mutual interest there. >> do you think this administration would be any more receptive to the idea of extraditing gulen back to turkey as erdogan wants? >> if they could play that chip and get something meaningful in return. at