kempton bonds pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed tyonne johns. kempton bonds' attorney said his client was scared, under attack and acted in self-defense. kempton bonds recorded the incident on his cell phone. >> certainly emotional moments there to be revisited in this trial which is expected to last four or five days. in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. senior official in the catholic church arrived in the native australia to face sexual abuse charges. cardinal george pell did not seek to reporters. they have taken a leave of absence from the vatican but denies wrongdoing. michelle: a big step in the war on terror. the en been taken back from isis. they put the country flag on the banks of the tigres river to declare victory. >> straightforward advice on what to do if the attack occurs. nancy: they issued a warning video made by the counterterrorism police. i tells police to ride, hide and tell if they are caught in a terror attack. the decision comes after 2015 attack in tunsia where 30 of the 38 people killed were b

kempton bonds on the stand admitting he did stab tyonne johns. staying she was physically attacking him. the jurors heard the 911 call that kempton bonds made after the stabbing saying that heard yelling the caterer put her hands around my neck. then they received another call about a stabbing and the same address. the dispatcher asking if he stabbed anyone. he said they attacked me. i defended myself. she had her hands around my neck. the park employee was managing the property that night. tensions were high all night. the witness say that kempton bonds disrupted the party by disrupting the power and taking down the decorations and the folding chairs and then stabbing tyonne johns. when kempton bonds admitted to stabbing her the friends and the family members of tyonne johns were in tears in the courtroom. some had to walk out. this system will continue and i will go back inside the courtroom and have an update for you at 5:00. goldberg, abc7 news. alison: see you at 5:00. thank you. corey stewart running for senate in virginia. stewart came wit

jurors heard 911 calls made by kempton bonds after the stabbing. they also heard recordings from kempton bonds' cell phone he took during the incident and leading up to it and the incident itself. those recordings will lik decision when the jurors reach a verdict. we will go back inside and wait to see if they come one a verdict in the next hour. we have an update at 5:00. until then, life in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. the search for remains of four missing men who vanished a week ago coming to an end now. now after a full confession, two men are facing murder charges in pennsylvania as a result of this. alison starling at the "live desk" with the second arrest. there is a lot going on with the case. alison: that is right. a second arrest overnight as police hope to get more information from the people they believe killed those four young men. sean katz, 20 years old was taken into custody hours after cosmo dinardo's lawyer previously said his client confessed to involvement in the murder. now katz and dinardo both face

but greenspun, the defense attorney saying kempton bonds added this self-defense. he said the wedding party incited her to act, created an emergency for the young man. the wedding guests were furious with kempton bonds for turning off the music and taking down the decorations but the defense says that he was doing his job to end the party on wedding guests and physically attacked by john gonzalez leading to the stabbing. prosecutors say this was murder. the jurors heard the 911 call he made after the stabbing and the recordings on his cell phone documenting what was going on in the moments leading up to the stabbing and the stabbing itself. we will go back to the courtroom and we'll have an jump-start date when we get it -- we'll have an update when we get it. alison: thank you, jeff. we want to show you the images we have just gotten in. we told you a few minutes ago because of the storms we had a tree branch that fell on a metro train. you are looking at that image now at the falls church station. we will monitor how it will affect the commute. there are delays t

kempton bonds says he was being strangled when he fought back. we'll let you know when verdict is released. alison: thieves have swiped the wheels off of three cars in a matter of hours. this happened in sarat road near medstar southern maryland hospital center and they are part of eight car-related thefts just yesterday across the county. jonathan: warning from bowie about a bank card skimmer found. they found it and removed the skimmer from an a.t.m. inside of a 7-eleven at hilltop plaza. not clear how long it was there. keep a close on your bank statement if you used it. alison: jimmy carter is back on the job with habitat for humanity. [applause] good news. the 39th president and his wife rosalyn carter have been in winnipeg helping build homes for that charity. the 92-year-old called yesterday's treatment a pre while he was out working. jonathan: friends and family mourning a local marine among the service members killed in a military plane crash. the staff sergeant died in monday's crash in mississippi with 14 other marines and a navy sailo

jeff goldberg is live in fairfax where kempton bonds is still on the stand right now. jeff? examination by the prosecution that is implying that he added fuel to the tense situation. he asked him why he pulled out a pocket knife to stab tyonne johns. he responded, "i had to use it because he was trying to kill me." moments before that the jurors heard cell phone recordings from the phone of the incident. >> you stabbed me! >> police, police, police! >> that is bonds yelling for police after we heard tyonne johns reacting to being stabbed by bonds who is charge with murder. tyonne johns was a cater last august 6 in chantilly where kempton bonds am toer fairfax county parks employee was managing the property night. they say that kempton bonds disrupted the party, turns off the music and it led to a dispute over the folding chairs. he says he was physically attacked by tyonne johns and zet, "she had her armed more my neck. i couldn't breathe. i opened the knife and i stabbed her to get her off of me." at that point the friend and family of tyonne johns overcome with the emotion

kempton games claimed he stabbed tyonne bond in self defense. bonds had a job with fairfax county park authorities. attorneys are going to meet in the next couple of weeks and figure out the next steps and the new trial process. >>> today they walked 18 miles in the heat and storms. this morning they will hold a rally outside the department of justice. organizers of january's women's march started the journey outside nra headquarters in fairfax yesterday. they want the gun rights group to respond to the death of philando castile. he was the man shot by a police officer in minneapolis. some counter-protesters said it's people, not guns, that cause the actual violence. today's along pennsylvania avenue. it's set to begin at 10:00 this morning. one of the women got people to sign the petition ended up getting new license plates in the commonwealth. carol wootten wants dmv to consider a plate that reads, stop the gun violence, end quote. right now they have more than 250 license options. they say it's important to add another one. >> when you're sto

last august kempton bonds had a summerob park authority.was supervising cleanup at a wedding venue when things turned deadly. the prosecution telling jurors bonds was antagonizing and taunting the wedding guests. they told the jury that bonds attacked tyonne johns, stabbing and murdering her. the defense with a different story. they say she attacked him and his actions were self-defense. the jury just couldn't agree on a verdict. they told the judge more time, that wouldn't help. attorneys now going to meet in the coming weeks to discuss the next step in the beginning of a new trial. >>> today they walked 18 miles in the heat and storm and will hold a rally outside the department of justice. they started their march outside in fairfax. they want the gun rights group to respond to the philando castile. he's the man shot by a police officer in minneapolis. some counter-protesters said it is people, not guns the violence. today's rally could cause delays along pennsylvania avenue. it starts in less than half an hour at 10:00 a.m. one of the wo

kempton bonds took the stand thursday and told the court that he acted in self defense. bonds testified that he used a pocket knife to stab tyonne johns because -- in his words -- "she was trying to kill me." johns was catering a wedding last august at a park in chantilly, where bonds was property manager. witnesses say the killing followed an argument over folding chairs. this morning seven is on your side with a consumer alert this morning.. honda announcing a new recall of one-point two million vehilc battery sensor that can short out, possibly causing a fire the recall impacts honda accord midsize cars from 2013 to 2016. so far there have been four reports of fires but no injures. all the fires were in states where salt is used to clear icy roads in the winter. the battery isn't sealed properly from moisture and the road salt can get in and cause corrosion. a friday freebie to tell you abou this morning. for one hour today- starbucks is giving away free teavana iced teas. stop into the coffe shop from one to two this afternoon, to try one of it's three new tea flavor

kempton bonds was accused of murdering tyonne johns last augusta park in chantilly. was a park employee and was trying to clean up aft wedding. he claims johns threatened him and grabbed him by the throat. a judge declared a mistrial after jurors could not reach a verdict on the murder charge. >>> and happening right now montgomery county police are looking for this man right here and they've got a very clear shot of him. they say he attacked a ride on bus driver on tuesday at the shady grove metro station. investigators say the man got into an argument with the driver. well, that driver tried to call police for help. that's when the man grabbed the driver's phone and started attacking him with it. the driver pulled over. the man hopped out hopped on his bike and escaped. >>> your time right now is 8:37. coming up at 8:00 we're talking about one local woman's personal pledge in prince william county to raise money for the school lunch program. right now the county owes hundreds of thousands of dollars but it's all for a good cause. they're feeding hungry children who

last august kempton bonds had a summer job with fairfax park authority. he was turned deadly. said bonds was antagonizing and taunting the wedding guests. they told the jury he attacked her. they said it was self-defense. the jury couldn't agree. more time wouldn't help finding a verdict. the next steps in the beginning of yet another trial. >> 8:33. today they walked 18 miles in heat and storms, this morning a rally and vigil outside the department of justice, started outside in fairfax yesterday. they want gun rights groups to respond to the death of philando castile, the man shot by a police officer in minneapolis. a counter protester said it was people, not guns, that cause the violence. today's rally could cause dhas along pennsylvania valley. set to start at 10:00 a.m. >>> one of the march got people to sign a petition aim at getting new license plates in the commonwealth. she wants to get dmv to consider a plate that says, stop gun violence. right now virginia has more than 250 options. but they say it's important to add another one. >> when you're stopped at a light. t

kempton bonds took the stand thursday and told the court that he acted in self defense.ocket knife to stab tyonne johns because -- in his words -- "she was trying to kill me." johns was catering a wedding last august at a park in chantilly, where bonds was property manager. witness argument over folding chairs. travelers are getting some new help finding something to eat at b-w-i. a new app is helping you get food delivered right to the gate! "airport sherpa" lets you order food from vendors within the airport- and they deliver it to your gate. delivery costs between 4 and 8 bucks. some of the world's top golfers are getting some extra scrutiny about what they are wearing for matches at wimbledon. and not just shirts and shorts. the fashion police are also concerned about their underwear! get this -- under the rules of the tournament, those undies have to be white! one team was reportedly forced to change because they were wearing dark underwear! some officials are now going around and doing checks. it's xx and we're just getting started. another day of scorching tempera

a little earlier i spoke to simon kempton, operational lead on policing for the police federation andw police forms. my my view is that there is important information that can have real direct benefits to police officers on the street and the public. but we have to be really careful about how we collated. if we are going to ask police officers to do this, we can do it in and on bureaucratic way for a bureaucratic way that takes us off the street for hours out of our shifts. which is the case at the moment? there are parts of the country where in the form takes five minutes, and parts where it takes 2130 minutes. but what acceptable and is indefensible. —— 20 or 30 minutes. is that why some federations have been more critical than others? absolutely. we all agree that by collating this evidence, we can dispel some of the myths about police. we don't use force that often. as of the millions of interactions we have with the public, it is really rare for us to use force. where we do use force, it is much lower level than the public believe at the moment, for whatever reason. this informat

we can now speak to simon kempton, operational lead on policing for the police federation — he joinso police officers on the streets and the public. but we have to be really careful about how we collated and begin to ask police officers to do this we can do itina police officers to do this we can do it in a really an bureaucratic way or the can do it in a bureaucratic way that takes us off the street for was out of our shifts. which of those two is the case at the moment, to argue? so, there are parts of the country where this form takes fibres and there are it takes 2030 minutes and that‘s not acceptable. as indefensible. so that would explain why some police federation cup and far more critical of this than others? absolutely. and they‘re looking after the interests on their part of the country, as they are absolutely have to. we all agree by collating this evidence we can dispel first of all some of the myths about police. we don‘t use force that often. 0ut of the millions of interactions we have the public is really rare for us to use force and when we do use force is much lower

alison: jury selection began today in trial of kempton bonds who is accused of stabbing tyonne johns in an argument in chantilly. bond's attorney said his client was scared and acted in self-defense. larry: piazza heading back to court today. the prosecutors played surveillance video from the night he died and that they say shows him physically drunk and in pain from falling and the frat brothers trying to cover it up. the defense says there was no intent to hurt him. >> the charges should be dismissed. >> penn state has shut down the fraternity and announced proposals to improve safety on campus. >> in california, the firefighters are in an uphill battle against the wildfires spreading across the state. as danya bacchus reports the extreme heat is not help >> 14 large wildfires in california forcing 8,000 evacuations. the largest is the alamo fire that is twice the size of manhattan. in santa barbara county, whittier fire shutting down both sides of highway. surrounding 90 camp children and 50 counselors at a summer camp. the kids and the staff told to shelter in place waiting for t

they say that kempton vaughn who at the time was working for the fairfax parks authority they say he was the aggressor in all of this. they say he was antagonizing the wedding party. they say he's the one that went after her, pulled a knife out of i want you to read along with me and hear what the prosecutor had to say. it's a 3-inch blade he stuck it into her. he was going for death. his attorney says no way, arguing, this was all self defense for his client. he says, johns attacked bonds and she launched herself at him. he was on the receiving end of felony strangulation. he had been the victim of verbal assault. you can see two very powerful back and forth arguments, one pushing for self defense, the other saying that bonds was the aggressor here. this is a courtroom, i can tell you, that is packed full of emotion inside from both sides and the out come could be one second degree murder, it could be a lesser charge of manslaughter or he could be acquitted of all of this, leon. >> okay. you've got a sense of the testimony and the evidence here and the sense of how it feels there in

murray kempton never got over that. imagine that he too was very brilliant.t's true that there was a lot of ambivalence in my justification of the ambition for success. the fact is -- i see now clearly that there wasn't much you could say in the year 1967 in new york or in the united states, generally, i think that would be more offensive to say that it is better to be rich and poor and it is better to be powerful than powerless. that the life lived by those lived successful in which generally in those days the middle class values was to be commended and not sneered at. there was nothing more steerable asset than what was called middle-class values in that. so, i wrote this book in 1965 when things were on the balance of the antiwar movement had not yet come to real fruition, the civil rights movement had not yet turned violent, by the time i finished the book in 1967, i iran into the perfect storm. everything that was going on in the culture was inimical to the spirit of this book and the substance of this book. in a sense, i deserved what i got. i don't rea

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