abc's kenneth moton in dallas. that was kenneth moton reporting. congress mandated intervention from the president, the documents must be released to the public by october 26. happening today in tampa, florida.. police will meet with concerned residents about a suspected serial killer who's on the loose. three people have been shot and killed in an 11-day period.. in tampa's seminole heights neighborhood. and police believe the murders are linked. they happened within a mile of each other. people who live in the seminole heights neighborhood are frightened. right now the only lead police have is surveillance video of a person wearing a hood.. walking along a street. police are not calling the person a to speak with. a georgia police chase ends before it really begins, and all becuase the suspect forgot to put on a belt. dayana maldonado was wanted for burglary, criminal damage, and possession of meth. after a short car chase, she got out of her vehicle, and ran. but her pants wouldn't stay up, and fell on her face. twice. police caught up to her, a

host: ok, kenneth. let's lock at more pictures from las vegas from the vernight -- host: let's go to mike from arizona. hi, mike. caller: i'd like to say, first of all, that it's disgusting the way that we always blame our president. we have no respect for the office of the president anymore. i was not a fan of obama's, but i never, ever showed disrespect towards the president, his wife, his daughters. it's disgusting. and i've always enjoyed your show, but it seemed like the last eight or 10 years, when obama started to run, a lot of people would call in with very low i.q.'s with terrible comments, stupid comments. and i think you should better screen people. to see how simple they are before they call in. that being said, let's respect the president. let's try to get along. thank you. host: greg is calling from warren, michigan now. hello there. caller: good morning. wish it could be under better circumstances. i agree with the gentleman from ohio. we've gotten away from god. and when people love the

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kenneth white, a father of four, killed in a teenage prank that took a deadly turn. >> he took away a child's father and the love of my life with his stupid act, it took away a life. >> reporter: white's family wiped away tears in court tuesday as they watched five high school students plead not guilty to second degree murder. investigators say the teens hurled rocks from this overpass on to i-75, near flint, michigan last week, leaving drivers on

kenneth moton, abc news, dallas. >> our thanks to kenneth in dallas. >>> a vietnam veteran who saved as many as 70 lives during a secret mission will be presented with the medal of honor today. retired army captain gary rose was the only medic dropped into the jungle for four days. while coming under heavy fire he use the his body as a human shield to protect members of the unit. he actually treated others while he himself was wounded. and he as his helicopter was crashing. >> all of a sudden the helicopter went quiet and, well, that's because the engine quit. to this day i'm not sure which one said it but bernie and i were talking and one said we're going to crash and the other one said, yep. we're going down and we did just sat there arm in arm looking at the ground coming up. >> rose was thrown from the chopper before it hit the ground but crawled back to rescue his men. >> that is a remarkable story. >>> a massive vegetable call is widening because of listeria concern. more than 20 brands pulled distributed by mann packing and sold at walmart, aldi, trader joe's and safeway alber

here's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi back at the mesquite home of las vegas mass killer stephen paddock. authorities say the new search warrant executed after interviews with the gunman's girlfriend marilou danley. sources reveal investigators increasingly believe that paddock had severe psychiatric illness, likely undiagnosed. describing paddock as standoffish, disconnected and antisocial. new chilling details about that note found next to paddock's mandalay bay perch. officials say it contained handwritten numbers for wind, trajectory and distance to maximize his shots and kills. one of the first responders telling "60 minutes" about the note. >> the elevation he was on, the drop of his bullet for the crowd. he had had that written down and figured out so he would know where to shoot to hit his targets from there. >> reporter: authorities interviewing people like scott armstrong, who said he came face-to-face with paddock months ago. >> he said he was depressed and his life was miserable. >> reporter: investigators are focused on paddock's final days that included hour

please welcome kenneth branagh!mmy: i'm here, you flew in from australia today? >> i got in from australia this morning. because -- it baffles me, they're 18 hours ahead. so i arrived four hours before i left. >> jimmy: that's true, that's true. >> that's what happens. then you fill in the wrong date on the form you have to sign, you get september to the back of the line because you said it was tomorrow, when in fact it was yesterday. >> jimmy: they send you to the back of the line. >> because you're wasting their time. the numbers are wrong. >> jimmy: the president has some tough new immigration laws, so -- >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if you make a mistake you go to the end of the line. >> you come from australia, it's like being in your own sci-fi film. >> jimmy: is it really? did you like australia? >> i love australia. >> jimmy: have you been there before? >> many, many years ago. as a young actor. and made lots of great friends. and so it was terrific to be back there. it's the one lace in the world wher

here's kenneth moton in h las vegas. >> juice, juice. how's it feel to be out? >> reporter: tonight, o.j. simpson is speaking as a free man. >> y'all stalking me? >> where you headed? >> none of your business. >> reporter: a camera catching the infamous football star off-guard at a nevada gas station, five hours after he walked out of prison, in the cover of darkness. >> i've been in the car for the last five hours, so how would i know how it feels to be out? >> reporter: the man who spent years in front of the cameras, now asking for privacy. >> nothing has changed in my life. i mean, what do you expect. i mean, there's nothing changed. please, can i have a break here? >> all right. >> thank you. god bless. take care. >> reporter: since that early morning encounter, simpson has been out of sight. but we've learned he is now in las vegas. the media circus around simpson, prompting prison officials to keep his release secret. only three people knew when he would leave, and a decoy van deployed. simpson, still in his prison-issued denim, signing his parole papers

kenneth is just back from las vegas, in los angeles. kenneth, you were there over the weekend.s a big concert. vegas was alive overnight. >> really was. there was -- there were literally thousands of people in the streets up and down the las vegas strip. some would say that's not out of the normal for las vegas but over the weekend i saw that there were people who were making the way to the concert, country music festival. we actually saw people in country music traditional attire. they were in cowboy boots. they had on the flannel. they had on the cowboy hat. men and women, young folks, going to that festival to see a lineup of different country music stars. we know that as they made their way into that area, it's a gated area. secure area. but as reported, we believe shots fired came from a different area and so looking down on to the area. we know that there were a number of police officers who were doing crowd control. they were standing in the intersection making sure that traffic as people moved through the intersections, pedestrians moved through the intersections, they

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our kenneth moten is just back from las vegas, is in los angeles. were you there over the weekend.s was a big concert. vegas was alive overnight. >> caller: kendis, it realliy was. there were literally thousands of people in the streets. some would say that's not out of the normal for las vegas. but over this weekend i saw that people were making their way to that concert. as you mentioned, it's a country music festival. so we actually saw people in country music traditional attire, cowboy boots, cowboy hats. men and women, young folks, going to that festival to see a lineup of different country music stars. we know that as they made their way into that area, it's a gated area, a secure area. but we believe those shots that were fired may have been coming from a different area, from up top. so looking down onto that area, we know there were a number of police officers who were doing crowd control. they were standing in the intersection, making sure that traffic, as people moved through those intersections, pedestrians moved through those intersections, that they were safe. and it's

kenneth craig, cbs news, las vegas. >>> and tonight a vigil in fremont will honor the victims of the las vegas mass shooting. the vigil will happen at veterans memorial park on walnut avenue and paseo padre parkway near the fremont hall of justice from 5 to 6 p.m. the vigil starts near the flagpole with brief remarks and prayers. >>> in light of the mass killings, security around bay area events is getting more attention. kpix 5's anne makovec explains what we can expect. >> reporter: a visible show of security here along the embarcadero. barriers and checkpoints outside of the uss essex, one of the many features of fleet week. bomb-sniffing dogs, sailors with long guns, as san francisco hosts a bevy of big events this week. security is tight. >> we have taken every precaution. >> reporter: the military has been working with local authorities for months on fleet week plans. >> we have security measures off ship and on ship for all contingencies. >> reporter: the san francisco police department is canceling discretionary time off so its officers can be on the streets. >> we are going

reporter kenneth craig tells us about a new report that finds that many cars don't come with spares.porter: aaa truck operator jerome bowman answers the call when people break down on the road. >> i'm calling to let you know that i'm en route to your call now. >> reporter: this time the driver had a flat tire. >> right front tire is flat. >> reporter: but when bowman went searching for a spare in the trunk, he came up empty. >> the space where it should go. >> reporter: it turns out this is a common practice. >> a lot of newer vehicles don't have spares. >> reporter: a new report finds 28% of 2017 model vehicles are sold without a spare tire as standard equipment. bowman says many people don't even know it. >> a lot of people are unaware what's in their trunk. >> reporter: automakers started removing spare tires a few years ago. aaa says they did it to make the car lighter which provides better gas mileage. last year, aaa responded to 450,000 calls involving drivers who didn't have a spare. some high-end vehicles do come with run-flat tires. >> this is a tire inflation kit in here. >

>> kenneth moton. kenneth, thank you. >>> let's bring in civil rights lawyer gloria allred, who represented the family of nicole brown simpson during the murder trial. gloria, thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> let's get your reaction. should o.j. simpson have been released at all in your view? >> no, this is an absolute disgrace. the parole board asked him about conflicts. he said he led a conflict-free life. it's not a conflict-free life when he was convicted in 1989 of spousal battery of nicole when he left her with a black eye, a swollen face, a cut lip. it's not a conflict-free life when the jury in the civil case found that punitive damages should be awarded against him. damages to punish him because they found he was liable, responsible for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and the death of ronald goldman, may they rest in peace. and it's not a conflict-free life when he was convicted of numerous felonies in nevada including armed robbery and kidnapping. this is an absolute di

kenneth craig, cbs news, las vegas. >>> later today house democrats will gather on the capitol steps. president trump said a debate on gun control will come as time goes by, but it's not for now. speaker ryan said there's no plan for action soon on an nra-sponsored bill to ease regulations on silencers. >> that bill's not scheduled now. right now we're focused passing our budget r last year they seized the floor for 24 hours to try to pass the bill but it never happened. >>> later on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell is in las vegas. she'll have the latest on the shoots massacre, the gunman, and the victims. >>> $13 billion of that would be funding for recovery from the hurricanes that struck puerto rico, texas, and elsewhere. $16 billion would be for blood insurance relief. >>> in puerto rico, the death toll from hurricane maria jumped to 54. president trump visited the struggling island yesterday. most residents are without water two weeks after the storm hit. the president downplayed the destruction and praised the effort calling the recovery nothing short of a miracle. david beg

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leonardo for me at this moment is different than i say kenneth clark who wrote 70 years ago about leonardo wrote about him, he was an art critic, kenneth clark, i write about him as somebody who loves technology. i love technology and i love the fact that steve jobs made a beautiful iphone. leonardo is engineered with beauty and art connective. >> what kind of jobs -- jobs is clearly a genius, he could not have done that without a collaborator. >> what kind of collaborator is a leonardo da vinci. >> it is hard to authenticate some of these paintings. leonardo had a studio, he had a lot of colleagues and students and apprentices, it was before the artist went off on his own and did it by himself. a lot of leonardo's paint ing, e did some of the drawings and some of the apprentices would help and work on it. i doiscover that all the creativity is collaborative. when i asked steve jobs of his projec projects, he said "it is a team that i put together." these are a group of friends doing it and with the virgin of the rocks, there is a lawsuit back then in the 1500 because the person who commis

the son suffered minor injuries, kenneth died at the scene. clara is his ex wife. >> i used to fight with him for stopping all the time for people. but i guess that was his mission in life, help others always. >> i know the people involved is so appreciative of the man stopping to help. >> reporter: this stretch of road is extremely dark at night. police say the driver of the striking vehicle did stop. >> it doesn't appear to just be a tragic accident. >> reporter: no charges have been filed. police are still investigating the crash. his loved ones reflecting on his kindness. >> always go out of his way to help another human being. always. >> reporter: enduring good will, shown in his final moments. ted greenburg, nbc 10 news. >>> to delaware county, two people were hit by a car. sky force 10 was over the scene at lancaster avenue in radner about an hour ago. we're working on finding out how the car did stay at the scene. >>> philadelphia was among four so-called sanctuary cities given a deadline of today to show they are not hampering enforce

here's kenneth moten. >> reporter: in this current bitter and partisan political climate, this rare and historic sight of unity. the five living former presidents side by side at the concert to help millions impacted by the hurricane season, president obama, bush 43, bush 41. a rare appearance for the 93-year-old who had a couple health scares earlier this year. >> i want to thank president george w. bush and george h.w. bush. >> reporter: the former presidents spotted grooving to the beat. surprise guest, lady gaga. ♪ give me a million reasons >> reporter: and a long list of music stars lent their voices. five presidents joined forces after irma hit texas and maria, the work continues. former president bill clinton made this comment about the current state of politics. >> if we just do what we ought to do and prove that the heart of america without regard to race or religion or political party is greater than our problems. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: president trump even made an appearance to thank his predecessors. >> together we will recover. we will rebuild. and we will come

our kenneth moten was just in las vegas, just a few hours ago and landed in los angeles. and kenneth, over the weekend there, as you very well know, even though this is early october, late-september weekend. it was fairly, fairly busy beyond the concert. >> caller: it was extremely busy in las vegas. and i'm actually en route back to las vegas to help support our coverage there after this mass shooting. what we do know, i can tell you this, to give you a little perspective. as you heard linsey davis, our colleague, about the ground stop at the airport. that's because mandalay bay, the back of it touches the airport. for those of you unfamiliar with the airport in the las vegas strip, the airport literally is almost in the center of town. and the las vegas strip is just a stone's throw away from the airport. and so mandalay bay is just a, maybe a half-mile away from the iconic "welcome to las vegas" sign. i saw people earlier today, i was doing live shots for world news tonight, when i saw people walking into that concert. and forgive me, guys if i take a moment to say all

kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> a man from philadelphia who was at the concert in las vegas is now being called a hero. >> he jump on top of strangers , shielding them from bullets. mike mc gary went to vague this is past weekend for the music festival. he heard the gunfire, spotted group of people on the grounds and dover on top of them. even the white house praised m c gary for his bravery. owe told "eyewitness news" he thinks others would have done the same. >> mike mg gary of philadelphia laid on top of student at the concert to protect them from the gunfire. >> i just dove on top of 14 people, pulled chair over them , table over them, said i'm lot older than you guys, so tried to lighten up the moment a little bit. that was about it. >> wow. mc gary's wife still shaken from the tragic event was also at the concert. now he told us while he was cents blocking the group from incoming bullets, was helping someone who was shot. >> other from the area are also back at home traumatized by what they experienced in las vegas. >> no doubt. "eyewitness news" reporter alexand

killing this man. 32-year-old kenneth white was on his way home, when a rock smashed through his windshield, and struck him. adrienne bankert has more. five police officers in milwaukee county, wisconsin are now cleared in the fatal shooting of a robbery suspect. another woman is now accusing new orleans celebrity developing now.. another woman is now accusing new orleans celebrity chef john besh of sex abuse. he announced monday, he's stepping down from the company he founded. the announcement came after a "times-picayune" report detailed sexual harassment claims by 25 former and current female employees. now a 26th woman says she was fired because she refused to have sex with besh. she says his business partner told her she was terminated. some of the 25 male employees at besh's company sexually harassed them. some of the allegations were against besh himself. it's a yearly tradition in d.c.. the high heel race in the dupont circle neighborhood. abc-seven was there last night for the 31st annual race. people in stilettos raced four blocks along 17th street.. between "p" and "r" streets. b

kenneth, you're learning more on this latest search at the gunman's house, which was sparked by their interview with paddock's girlfriend? >> reporter: that's right. sources say this has to do with information that danley gave to the fbi. they had to go back to the house and document and gather all potential evidence. >> thank you. >>> an update on the crisis in puerto rico. the mayor of san juan slamming fema's response yet again. tweeting, power collapses in hospital, have requested support from fema, nothing. and increasingly painful to understand the american people want to help and the u.s. government does not want to help. >>> next, new trouble for movie mogul harvey weinstein. now taking a leave of absence from his company, and losing a lawyer who was working as his add v advi advi advis re's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, hollywood rassment scandal embroiling harvey weinstein, one of the industry's power players. weinstein, the studio head behind "pulp fiction," "good will hunting," "shakespeare in love," considered a star maker. meryl streep highlighting his reputation at

but that money, untouchable. >> kenneth, how long is o.j. and will he go to florida where some of his family members live? >> reporter: it could be several weeks. florida is the plan, but he and has team still haven't filed that parole transfer paperwork, then florida has 45 days to respond. >>> let's turn to politics. president trump's tweets on north korea catching the most reactions. earlier, appearing to undercut his secretary of state for trying to negotiate with north korea, calling it a waste of time. and north korea not the only target, as the president took aim again at the mayor of san juan. here's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, diplomacy, trump style. the commander in chief on the move in new jersey, headed not to high-level meetings but to the president's cup golf tournament. trump made it clear he doesn't think much of the secretary of state's trip to china this weekend, trying to broker an end to north korea's nuclear program. "i told rex tillerson, our wonderful secretary of state, that he is wasting his time trying to ne

here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: the fbi back at the mesquite home of killer stephen paddock. authorities say the new search warranted executed after interviews with the gunman's girlfriend marilou danley. sources reveal investigators increasingly believe paddock had severe psychiatric illness likely undiagnosed describing paddock as standoffish, disconnected and anti-social. new chilling details about that note found next to paddock's mandalay bay perch. officials say it contained handwritten numbers for wind, trajectory and distance to maximize his shots and kills. one of the first responders t l telling "60 minutes" about the note. >> the elevation he was on, the drop of what his bullet would be for the crowd. so he had had that written down and figured out so he would know targets from there. >> reporter: authorities are interviewing people like reno card dealer scott armstrong who says he came face-to-face with paddock two months ago. >> he said he was terribly depressed and that his life was miserable. >> reporter: investigators are focused on paddock's final days that i

and kenneth, we very much appreciate your remarks. i appreciate it very much.ght now because of you, because of the massive size of the airplane, the runways can't handle it, but the runways have now been opened and handling a lot of aircraft and a lot of help. and your people have been very resilient, and they've done a great job and already starting the rebuilding process. you got hit twice. you got hit very hard. 12 days. and puerto rico got hit. then they got hit by maria. so, kenneth, thank you very much. would you like to say something? >> yes, i would, mr. president. on behalf of the people, first off, thank you and your entire family and team. the dod, all of the help. and appreciation to you, dedication to our rebuilding. i want to thank our friends and brothers and sisters of puerto rico. we extend our condolences to the folks in las vegas for the tragedy that occurred. but because of your commitment, mr. president and the work from irma to now, we're talking about public schools and cruise ships returning. we still have a lot of work to do to make su

abc's kenneth moton is in las vegas with more. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon and paula. just an incredible memorial behind me here. this community rightly wants to focus on the victims but this morning they're still a lot of attention on the gunman police investigating every aspect of his life from birth to death. this morning a hunt for a motive is growing increase will goly frustrating. >> we thought we might find some political or social reason, some medical reason. we haven't found it yet. >> reporter: electronic billboards up and investigators are asking more tips about stephen paddock. is it possible the motive is he did it because he could? >> certainly a possibility but it's one of those possibilities that you really can't wrap your mind arou, that one. >> reporter: new details ee merging. sources say he kept a low profile to avoid suspicion from hotel security. on the phone with room service authorities say he pretended he was speaking with others in the room checking their orders, so hotel staff w

period, new paragraph. >> kenneth prewitt, thanks for joining us.s been a significant concern, budget hawks, why does the census cost as much as it does, are there technologies that can do it better and less expensively? >> they're trying to do the 2020 census relatively half the price of the 2010, whereas the 2010 was doubled the price of the 2000, that was the one it was engaged in. so enormous advances have been made and technology reduces the cost, but if you haven't been confronted with the new technologies, you're ill prepared to do the census in 2020. bad news, it's not funded and we don't have a director in the census bureau so we're not ready in that sense. another issue, we're trying new technologies the first time ever in a census and you should test them. there's no money to test them. it's like you had a fighter plane that puts a new technology in it that's never been before, rolls off the assembly line, and they say, oh, go directly into action. >> sreenivasan: there was a draft that was leaked that said u.s. questionnaire includes sen

, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, jon and paula.sident made a stop at this growing memorial. since the shooting we know investigators have interviewed hundreds of people and federal profilers are working to figure out what drove the killer to be calculated and cold-blooded. this morning, disturbing new details about las vegas mass killer stephen paddock. still no motive for opening fire on that music festival one week ago. but sources reveal to abc news investigators increasingly believe paddock had severe mental illness likely undiagnosed. they describe paddock as standoffish, disconnected and anti-social, traits of past mass shooters. that note found on his night. stand in mandalay bay, cbs "60 minutes" reporting it contained written calculations about where he needed to aim to maximize accuracy and kill as many as possible. investigators are hoping to learn more from people like scott armstrong, the reno card dealer emotional after he says he came face-to-face with paddock on his lot two months ago. >> you know, no smiles, not ve

. >> that was kenneth moten with that report. >> hang today and the next three sunday, septa will work on improvements to several rail stations. the radio pairs will be on doylestown -- repairs will be on the doylestown, warminster and west trenton rail line repairing overhead wires and tracks. shuttle busing goes into effect today, the 8th and the 15th. >>> the annual day parade six off at 12:00 p.m. on the benjamin franklin parkway. you can watch the parade at 12:30 p.m. after "action news" at noon. it's a beautiful day for a parade. >> still to come on "action news" sunday morning. an unintentional parade in south philadelphia as floats for this year's 6abc thanks day were on the move. >>> restaurant report cards are out, which chains received top grades and which companies didn't pass. >>> now, a live look through sky6 live hd, this is a live look of the commodore barry bridge there, meteorologist tractor-trailer the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, how long will the fall temperatures stick around? he'll let you know when we come right back. >> so glad you stayed with us,

kenneth white was a passenger when a six pound rock smashed through the windshield and fatally injured him. local sheriff using the tragedy to send a sobering warning to young people. >> it's not a prank. it's second degree murder. i don't think anybody's laughing. if you make a bad decision you could be spending the rest of your life in prison. this is not a prank. >> police say the teens aged 15 to 17, threw a tire and about 20 rocks off two overpasses that night. one of the rocks weighed 20 pounds. several vehicles were damaged. all being prosecuted as adults and face conspiracy to commit murder charges. >> all right. bill o'reilly. what's god got to do with it? he's on the defensive in the wake of another settlement. he says he's mad at god and what he says about his opponents. that's next. . >>> bill o'reilly lashing out following revelations of a $32 million settlement with the former "fox news" colleague accusing him of sexual m misconduct. o'reilly says he is quote, mad at god, speaking of his adversaries, o'reilly says if they could literally kill me, they would, and questions

grayson kenneth ellerson weighs in at 7 pounds 15 ounces and grayson is doing well as is his dad. mom and big brother and big sister. gorgeous family. abc world news tonight next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and sharrie williams and adam joseph and ducis rogers and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. and cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the nfl commissioner speaking just moments ago. what he revealed about kneeling during the national anthem. the high stakes meeting, the protests, and what some players said when they emerged. >>> the health care whiplash. first, the president slashing more than $7 billion in subsidies meant to help working class americans afford their health care. tonight, the new effort to keep those subsidies, and thousand the president says he supports it. what's going on? >>> also tonight, president trump stands firm after saying previous preside