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his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him.ir q&a session was taped. >> when did you get into alaska? >> in the '90 some time. >> i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i made it up there sometimes. >> found out he's fifth degree black belt martial arts, ranked number ten in a fighting competition. >> reporter: wow. he liked to brawl in bars he said. carried weapons in his car, nun chucks. >> he loved the adventure. >> reporter: he was married at the time of bonnie's murder but later got divorced. >> that's the worse thing i ever screwed up in my life, that marriage there. >> reporter: told you all this? he had to wonder why an alaska state trooper would fly all those

. >> i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." three people are dead including the suspected gunman in florida. the shooter is the winner of last year's tournament. >>> as the nation mourns john mccain, condolences are pouring in from the political world and beyond. but president trump reported will i rejected a statement from white house aides that praised mccain's life. >>> the u.s. and mexico reportedly close to reaching a deal on nafta. negotiations between the two countries have focused on new rules for the auto industry. >>> the new little league champions come from hawaii. the boys defeated the soutm 0,c very first pitch out of the park. it's hawaii's third little league title. they've been there before. those are some of our top stories on this monday, august 27th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i'm so happy for this team. i love little league world champions. >> we will have all the exciting sights and sounds later, but we begin with t

i'm kenneth craig with a look at the development that's promising to change lives. international passengers here in the bay area . kpix 5's len ramirez went to mineta san jose airport to find out how it works. [nats] >>> new facial recognition technology greeting international passengers here in the bay area. kpix5's len ramirez went to mineta san jose international to find out how this work. >> reporter: the latest security upgrade at mineta san jose international is over in just a flash. >> it will be as simple as walking up, having your picture taken, two to three seconds you'll board the aircraft. >> reporter: mineta san jose is the first airport on the west coast to commit to fully adopting the u.s. customs and border protections new biometric security system that uses cameras and facial recognition technology to identify travelers as they enter or leave the united states. they say it provides better security and moves security lines quickly. >> we're solving an incredibly complex security mandate, a legislative requirement, to take biometrics from departing vi

yes there was another night of violence on the streets of kenneth last night at tensions was simmering throughout the evening that we just paint a vivid picture for you how the evening unfolded there were hundreds of demonstrators just behind me and then across the street just meters away from the other side hundreds of counter-demonstrators now they were being kept apart by riot police here in the middle that was largely successful through the early part of the evening but then as the far right protesters started their march they were out the city it did appear that some control was lost it was then stones started to be thrown from. fireworks was thrown as well there were reports from police. person is on the far right side with seems to be doing the hitlist salute so they really was a lot of tension here on the streets yesterday evening and we know from police the number of people from both sides injured in the scuffles that ensued there was a lot of criticism that there weren't enough police on the streets on sunday on the first day of protests what was security like last night. yes

good morning to you, stephanie. >> reporter: kenneth and maggie, good morning. multiple law enforcement agencies in jacksonville and not far from here in baltimore are working to learn more about the shooter who opened fire on unsuspecting gamers. police believe this man is 24-year-old david katz, the shooter who opened fire on gamers at the video game tournament madden nfl '19 in jacksonville, florida. police say he stayed locally and was in town for the game. he had won a madden tournament in the past. overnight atf agents raided the baltimore town house owned by katz's father. police trying to trace the weapon used in the shooting. some of it captured during a live stream of the game. watch these two players closely. just moments before the shooting begins, you see a red dot on one of the gamer's chests. then chaos breaks out. the shooting starts. the video stream stops, but you can still hear gunshots and ou shooting with? >> reporter: police say multiple people lost their lives and nearly a dozen were injured. >> i just seen like his stance of him holding a

it made it into this dark‘s published diaries, and kenneth williams first to him as and kenneth williams2nd of deadly 1984. then and adhered to and up deadly 1984. then and adhered to and up from radio vet today, and i had to record the interviews by five 15. i resent this kind of thing better live. in the end, i was barely polite, and i walked out saying nothing. there is a true? i think you could call it a perfunctory interview. matt kopper did not keep a copy of it. you can blame him? we have been able to track one down, as a reporter has. he isjust a little snippet with kenneth widens towards the end of the interview is talking about bbc quiz shows. do you enjoy doing them? certainly not for the money. anyone who works with the bbc about lu... very small cheques indeed. i about lu... very small cheques indeed. lam about lu... very small cheques indeed. i am not about lu... very small cheques indeed. lam not kidding. about lu... very small cheques indeed. i am not kidding. it is terrible money. that is extraordinary, isn't it? royal family today on saturday. tomorrow, said james is to

kenneth craig reporting in detroit kpix 5. >> aretha franklin died august 16th of advanced pancreatic cancer. she was 76 years old. >>> a gruesome discovery inside of a missing man's home. what police found and what neighbors think happened. >> why investigators have more questions about a car crash that killed two women and at least four of their children in mendocino county. >> and those clouds out there sure are stubborn. they are happening around. we'll let you know what this means for your temperatures today and tomorrow and a look ahead at the labor day holiday. missing man. s have yet to >>> a grim discory in san francisco. police finding a headless corpse inside of a fish tank at the home of a missing man. the remains have yet to be identified. the body was so badly decomposed that even the gender was unclear. neighbors say that the homeowner 65-year-old brian egg had been missing for months and they were ttinconcerned. they said they called police to do a welfare check but a different person answered the door. >> the person that answered the door told them brian is gone away

nbc's kenneth mouton is in washington. >> reporter: today president trump is intensifying attacks on attorney general jeff sessions tweeting this morning the ag should be investigating hillary clinton and former fbi director james comey. quote, come on, jeff, you can do it. the country is waiting. >> jeff sessions, never took control of the justice department. i said what kind of a man is this? interview sessions fired back saying i took control of the department of justice the day i was sworn in. while i'm attorney general, the actions of the department of justice won't be influenced by political considerations. sources say their very public feud never came up at a meeting yet. david pecker was granted immunity by federal prosecutors. a source saying the publisher of the "national enquirer" agreed to give up information about the president. to help with the criminal investigation into potential campaign finance violations. according to court documents they coordinated on silencing stormy daniels and kahne mcdougal who claimed to having sexual affairs for the president years before h

kenneth moten has theg-time now personal attorney michael cohen. >> he's been a lawyer for me, didn't do big deals, did small deals, not somebody that was with me that much. >> reporter: the president downplaying cohen's role in the trump organization on fox news. he pled guilty to campaign finance violations saying president trump ordered him to pay hush money to stormy daniels to keep her name of an affair quiet. overnight at 1:10 a.m. an all caps tweet from the president, quote, no collusion, rigged witch hunt. abc news asked the white house did the president commit a crime. >> as the president has said and we stated many times he did nothing wrong. there are no charges against him. and we've commented on this extensively. >> reporter: in april the president denied knowing anything about the payment to daniels. >> do you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> reporter: later he admitted he reimbursed cohen. now he says the payment wasn't from campaign funds. the changing explanations and developments have inch hill. the president addressing impeachment threats

that modern ufo phenomenon gets kick started after world war ii in 1947 by this gentleman, kenneth arnold. people had seen, pilots had seen unidentified phenomena during world war ii they get commonly referred to as foo fighters which is where the band's name comes from but, it is not until kenneth arnold sighting in late june 1947, of what he describes to newspapers as flying discs, or gets widely reported as flying saucers, that the modern ufo phenomenon begins. it spreads very quickly. over the july 4 holiday that year, thousands of men and women contact authorities to report more than 850 sightings of ufos . that has never been paralleled since. it has never been such a frenzy of ufo sightings as there was over the independence holiday in 1947. although sightings remained fairly common through to the early 1950s, then you get pictures like this from new jersey, from 1952, alleging a sighting of an unidentified flying object. unsurprisingly, you see a variety of efforts to try to explain this phenomenon. two of the most influential voices in that process are frank scully and donald keh

<kenneth turek/plaintiff's attorney - "when she tried to end the abuse, hicks told her he would killave her arsted"> the former student was 15 the former arrested">have her arrested"> the former student was 15 years-old when she says the abuse happened. she also claims former principal -- mary miller -- knew about the abuse... but failed to report it to authorities. the former student's attorney says hicks moved on to another school... and was convicted of molesting a student there. in a statement... presentation high called the allegations false and misleading. ( marty ) the son of the union city police chief makes his first appearance and flips off the cameras in the courtroom. 18-year-old tyron mcallister was arrested in manteca. he's charged with elder abuse, attempted robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. the attack on the 71-year-old sikh man was captured on surveillance video. police say that's mcallister in the black hoodie. now the sikh community is speaking out about the attack.

kenneth craig, cbs news, detroit. women and their children... >>> some new questions tonight in a cliff crash mystery. >> coming up two women and their children drive off a mendocino cliff. now police have searched their home. what investigators were surprised they didn't find. >> plus a convenient combo, self-driving meets grocery delivery. >> and united unveils a popular new destination. now you can fly directly from the north bay to denver. mendocino county cliff. the two moth >>> more questions about the family killed when their suv plunged off a mendocino county cliff, the two mothers and their six adopted children disappeared in march. police believe that jennifer hart intentionally drove their suv off highway 1 with her family inside. we're now getting details from a search of the hart's home in washington state. investigators say it didn't appear that any children ever lived there. the rooms were not personalized and there wasn't much kids' clothing or toys. >> where they live, what part of the house they live

host: that is kenneth in tampa, florida.ere is just some of the newspaper stories that have been written in today's papers on the president's comments about his former aide at the white house,, rosa -- omarosa. trump-omarosa feud deepens racial divisions. though trump has long been unpopular with black voters, political operatives in both parties said the battle with omarosa manacled --manigault suburbanuld sour voters. the washington post choosing to look at president trump's history of using k-9 insults against his enemies. they point out in part that animalistic slurs come easily to trump who has likened a long list of perceived enemies to dogs, including james comey, sally gaetz -- sally gaetz, steve bannon, mitt romney, marco rubio, david gregory, and eric erickson. in trump's telling, manigault newman did not get fired like a dog, she was a dog herself. the president calling a woman a dog, the highest ranking african-american who served on his staff drew stern commendations yesterday and printing of questions at yester

kenneth craig has more. >> reporter: news of aretha franklin's passing sent her 30 greatest hits to the of the awards. it was those hits that earned her 18 grammy awards and cemented her legacy in the american songbook. over the course of more than five decades, she performed at inaugural events for three presidents, sang for the pope when he visited the u.s., and in 2015, franklin brought president obama to tears during the kennedy center honors. thursday the rock and roll hall of fame honored their first female inductee saying she defined soul music. diana ross spoke of her golden spirit. paul mccartney called her the queen of our souls who inspired us all. sam moore, the original soul man and her friend of 60 years remembered the first time he head her sing. >> i went to the service to hear martin luther king, and she sang, i believe -- i think it was "precious lord." a 15-year-old, and i went, oh, my god. >> reporter: fans promised to say a little prayer for franklin at her hollywood star. they paid their respects at the church she grew up singing in detroit and in harlem, they refl

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politics particularly when business is good but with images of angry protests in the german city of kenneth's think through cost around the world some local companies speaking out about the backlash to germany's controversial immigration policy. it's precision work here at no most in saxony three hundred employees are making fine watches that sell all around the world the company has stellar reputation over three decades now manages worry that nazi protesters in the city of chemists might tarnish its image is in addition said of course was shocked by what's happening in cannes nets but i can't say i am that surprised because this has been brewing for years sadly the way these people think is not uncommon for the state of saxony. has. some of the biggest names in jewelry make watches and glass hooter that little town is known around the world but after seeing the news about right wing extremists customers are irritated if one visits. they want to know if it was a nazi that put their watch together and who else has been working on it people are sensitive to this issue and saxony has a major pro

kenneth turek/plaintiff's attorney "...when she tried to end the abuse, hicks told her he would killand have her arrested"(ken) the suit also alleges that former principal mary miller knew about the abuse but failed to report it to authorities. in a statement presentation callled the allegations false and misleading and looks forward to it's day in court. (pam) a new study reveals, people addicted to opioids may try to get a fix by any means necessary.. even if it leads to a loving pet getting hurt. according to the study just released by c-u anchutz - medical school at the university of colorado, people addicted to opioids are injuring their own pets, or even dogs not belonging to them, to satiate their opioid obsessions. they take the pets to the vet for pain killing opiates ..then use them for themselves. in response, the unviersity has created an online course for veterinarians to detect such cases. doctors from the study believe, the problem of procuring painkillers for pets for human use ... is likely underreported, and only the tip of the iceberg. now to our four zone forecast

violence and unrest as protesters in kenneth's faced off on the one side groups to claim the city for themselves saying candidates does not belong to foreigners on the other side counter-demonstrators saying they want the city to stand for openness the german government has been following the events in cannes that's chancellor angela merkel condemned the unrest busted on the because in what we saw there has no place in a country where the rule of law prevails we have video footage of people being hunted down and of gangs of rioters hatred on the streets i cannot stress enough that this is incompatible with the rule of law is going to fuel the kef duigan of the protests in cabinets erupted over the fatal stabbing of a thirty five year old german man on sunday during a street festival police identified two suspects in the stabbing one man from iraq another from syria authorities have provided little information on the altercation that led to the stabbing but what is known about the case along with rumors circulating online have inflame tensions in cabinets. about the. start get out of a

shortage the current wave of anti migration and far right protests in the eastern german city of kenneth's faced with a serious shortage of skilled workers german industry fears that racism and xenophobia could to deter applicants from seeking work in germany leading economists agree saying that foreign professionals will only consider coming to germany if it remains an open and tolerant society. the maker of jack daniels whiskey is feeling the pain of the trade spat between the e.u. and the us brown foreman has issued a profit warning whiskey is among the american products targeted by brussels retaliatory tariffs which includes peanut butter and harley davidson motorcycles while the e.u. and the us have declared a cease fire on the ongoing conflict some products will continue to be affected by tariffs until the two trading partners can come to an agreement. and japanese electronics john panasonic plans to move its european headquarters to amsterdam from london in october to avoid any tax issues linked to brics it the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. could mean that japanese authorities may treat

with us tonight again right wing groups have staged demonstrations in the eastern german city of kenneth's it follows two nights earlier this week a violent protest that included up to seven thousand the far right supporters and hooligans it was all allegedly triggered by the stabbing death of a german man two migrants a. and an iraqi have been arrested in connection with that killing more people gathered in the city center of kim it's again this evening the this time numbers were in the hundreds rather than thousands and the scene was calm for the most part journalists were virtually targeted however there have been no reports of injuries . or joining us for more is due to the political editor the killer of their good evening to you miguel that we've got a development in the investigation into how the arrest warrant for one of the suspects in that stabbing death one of the migrants was leaked to far right groups this week we understand today a prison worker reportedly term tim self in as the leaker what more do we know. yes we also saw a facebook statement by the lawyer of this man and ba

kenneth: there are some similarities.acco is it is with suchque industry high barriers to enter, given the high regulatory and legal risks and concerns in the investment community, that it has ironically worked to the tobacco companies' favor. by having little competition, it is able to raise prices on a regular basis. contrast with pepsico, it has a tough competitor in atlanta. having a tough time raising prices. it is resorting to lower packaging sizes. that raises unit prices. but it is a more difficult business to run than the existing tobacco companies. julie: sounds like the new pepsi ceo will have challenges. kenneth shea and craig giammona, thank you. departures we have been discussing is bigger than just pepsi. when she steps down, it will make the already short list of female exited is even shorter. -- the already short list of female executives even shorter. not only is she a female ceo, she is a foreign-born ceo. we heard sound from her earlier about how she is the only woman of color in the room. how signific

vieron obligados a abandonar sus vehÍculos.en la tercera tormenta que azota hilaria, lluvia en arizona kennethle. grupos neonazis quien celebran la fecha con otra manifestaciÓn, esta vez frente a la casa blancay cÓmo nos explica pablo, ante la posibilidad de nuevos actos de violencia la capital del paÍs prepara una importante presencia policiaca. pablo:imÁgenes de la violencia hace un aÑo, dieron la vuelta al mundo. grupos supremacistas blancos y nazis se enfrentaron a manifestantes. los nazis marcharon por la noche por la ciudadcon antorchas, igual que en la Época de hitler. las organizaciones nazis consideran inferiores a los hispanos y los quieren expulsar de estados unidos, incluso eliminarlos. el domingo vendrÁn mafestarse frente a la misma casa blanca y el temor es que de nuevo haya violencia. jesÚs bernal apoya las contra manifestaciones que habrÁ porque dice que hay un claro mensaje. >> mÁs que nada ser unidos, ser unidos y si las manifestaciones se llega lograr hacer algo, adelante. pablo: las autoridades creen que muchos vean como una clara provocaciÓn. [hablan en inglÉs] " sabemos q

so what you're seeing just behind me is hundreds of far right nationalists back on the streets of kenneth's today and what's very important to note is just across the street just here is a counter demonstration going on just a few meters away they are exchanging treat you have the counter-demonstrators yelling chaunce like nazis out in between you have riot police who are out in force today keen to avoid a repeat of some of the violence that was seen yesterday up until now they have managed to keep the two sides apart they are intervening whatever any scuffles jeev begin to break out the tensions are very high here these two sides are just meters apart and charlotte you've been talking with people there today what have they been telling you. that's right we spoke to a lot of the council demonstrators a short time ago when that protest got underway we've met one woman from lebanon and she's been living in germany for a number of years she told us that she was caught up in some of the violence that broke out on the streets here yesterday let's have a listen to what she told me. i saw huge gro

but it is not until kenneth arnold's sighting in late june of 1947 of what he describes to newspapers as flying discs, what is widely reported as flying saucers, that the modern ufo phenomenon begins. it spreads very, very quickly. over the july 4th holiday that year thousands of men and women contact authorities to report more than 850 sightings of ufos. that's never been paralleled since. there's never been such a frenzy of ufo sightings as there was over independence holiday in 1947, although sightings remain fairly common through to the early 1950s. you get pictures like this from new jersey from 1952, alleging, you know, a sighting of an unidentified flying object. unsurprisingly, you see a variety of efforts to try to explain this phenomenon. two of the most influential voices in that process are frank scully and donald kehoe. scully was a writer for "variety" magazine who publishes "behind the flying saucers" in 1950, where he really focuses in on the story of flying saucers that crash in the american southwest. where did that crash take place? >> roswell. >> not roswell, but t

now this story isn't just a social issue it could also have political repercussions kenneth says in the german state of saxony which has become increasingly anti migrant over the past few years was founded in the state's capital of dresden this is also where protests against merkel's open arms policy for refugees started in twenty fifteen about policy hurt merkel and also helped the far right in last year's elections saxony here in east germany is the only state in the country where the radical right wing group alternative for germany also known as the f t one more seats than any other party on a national level they went from being a fringe party to winning thirteen percent of the vote. now bhatt says that the movement against merkel is growing even stronger every minute what do you think of these protests and candidates will they be gaining momentum back to the us is the hash tag eighteen is great thank you very much for that u.s. and chinese scientists in a joint study have found that chronic exposure to air pollution can harm the way our brains process information twenty thousand peo

protests in chaman a continuing following of right wing muchan kenneth which scandalized the country around six hundred and to fit demonstrate isn't eighteen members if right greens have faced off in colerain and seventy thousand people marched through the streets of handbag demanding a stop to fascism and racism in germany. you. get you get the guy was. the good god. you some three thousand pray migrants hacktivists have clashed in the past two days in the german city of camden it's leaving twenty people injured it then rest was prompted by the arrest of an iraq and a syrian following the stopping of a local man on sunday. to all of our reports on the latest from germany. well the state of saxony in the city of ken thats a firmly in focus across germany across whitey europe and even across the wider world this follows. a night of violence that we saw on monday evening thousands more that were expected right wing demonstrators took to the streets of candidates and they were confronted by left wing counter-demonstrators now that resulted in some violent scenes there was. and i think w

calm has returned to the streets kenneth's the now but there is still an undercurrent of tension this really is a city divided that manifested itself last night and the day the four on the streets with rival groups of far right protesters and counter-demonstrators facing off on the street behind me now the killing of the thirty five year old german man over the weekend allegedly by two men one iraqi national one syrian national has really pushed them very. prevalent underlying issues here in this. into the for these attentions which ons going to go away this simmering and have reached boiling point over the last couple of days meanwhile and more is being learned about exactly what has taken place over the last two days in terms of some of the violence it's been reported police have said that stones were thrown from both sides they've also said. and in the last couple of hours they've reported that they are opening criminal proceedings against a number of people accused of having performed the nazi salute here yesterday evening which of course is to begin here in germany that's not all

protests in chairman ia continuing following a right wing march in kenneth's which scandalized the country around six hundred to for demonstrations and eighteen members of far right groups have faced off in cologne and over two thousand people marched through the streets of how big demanding a stop to fascism and racism in germany. could . some three thousand and ten pray migrant types of s. have clashed in the past two days in the german city of camden it's leaving twenty people injured as the unrest was prompted by the arrest of an iraq and a syrian following the stopping of a local man on sunday but paid to all of the reports from the latest from germany. well the state of saxony in the city of camden it's a firmly in focus across germany across whitey europe and even across the wider world this follows. a night of violence that we saw on monday evening thousands more that were expected. right wing demonstrators took to the streets of candidates and they were confronted by counter-demonstrators now that resulted in some violent scenes there. was. going up because we have seen afterwards

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eastern, mike mccurry, run messenger, richard benedetto, kenneth walsh, susan page, and jon meacham. at :00 a.m. eastern, presidential storytelling and its local and 30 p.m. eastern, lbj foundation president mark updegrove, former chief of staff to laura bush, andy mcbride, and white house historical association president stuart mclaurin on presidential legacy. the white house historical associations presidential sites summit, live coverage tuesday and wednesday on c-span3. >> president trump announced the united states has reached an agreement with mexico on a trade deal to replace nafta. the president made the announcement just before noon in the oval office. president trump: hello, everybody. it's a big day for trade, a big day for a country. we negotiate tough, so it is mexico and this is a tremendous thing. they used to collect nafta, we're going to call it the united states mexico trade agreement and we will get with the name nafta, that has a bad connotation because the united states was hurt very badly by nafta. for many years. but now it's a really good deal for both countri

supposedly rejected his application for asylum on wednesday three days after the fatal stabbing in kenneth's. of course we want to find out what happened if mistakes were made we want to ensure they're not repeated in the future. more demonstrations are scheduled in kevin it's over the weekend but by the far right alternative for germany party as well as by church groups. well the days of changing the clocks backwards and forwards here in europe could be numbered that's because the european commission is today proposing an end to the switch between summer and winter time across the european union the decision comes after an online poll found that a majority of those responding want to get rid of the outward change to winter time with more than four and a half million participants it was the largest online survey in e.u. history most of those who opted to take part in the poll were german but even here opinion is divided as we found out. i think it's great switching to daylight savings time it works so i think it's a good idea good idea i would keep the time the same all year round we need as

i bring coffee it's good to have you with us tonight police in the german city of kenneth's say that several people have been injured as far right protesters faced off with counter demonstrators they are tonight on rest of follows a similar far right protest that broke out yesterday encampments after a german citizen was fatally stabbed to suspects a syrian and an iraqi have been arrested in connection with that killing. for the second day in a row tensions run high in the city center of candidates police were out in force to attempt to keep right wing and left wing demonstrators apart the unrest in cannes that follows the death of a thirty five year old german man in the early hours of sunday during the city's annual street festival the man died from his injuries in hospital after being attacked with a knife two other men were seriously injured officials have taken two suspects into custody young men from iraq and syria. only hours after news of the stabbing broke on sunday far right demonstrate just started writing buttons versus bottles clashes with an overwhelmed local police for

kenneth moton in washington, thank you. amy. >>> whit, now to the manhunt under way for the killer of that prominent houston doctor. overnight, police were searching the doctor's home after they were alerted to a possible sighting of joseph pappas as we learn new details about his past and marcus moore is there in houston. marcus, we're also learning what he did just days before the shooting. >> reporter: well, amy, that's right. records show that pappas gave this home away to a family friend before the murder and this morning, the search for that 62-year-old suspect is still on. overnight, a massive manhunt under way for joseph pappas, the man accused of gunning down prominent cardiologist dr. mark hausknecht on his bike in broad daylight. law enforcement swarming this houston area home which was owned by pappas after a neighbor thought they saw him. when police arrived they found the gate open but no one home. just days before the murder pappas had deeded the home which he lived in for decades to a woman from ohio, tellin

i want to bring in kenneth kim, a clinical director of glide foundation. thanks for talking with us. walk us through the process. what is this room that we're looking at here and how does it work? >> this is a safe injection room and folks that would use this site would come in, register, and they would come and get their clean supplies and this is typical of a syringe exchange program to preventd diseases like hiv and hep c and prevent infections in wounds. we administer narcan which reduces opioid overdoses and carry ones people can take with them to dispose of needles properly. >> what is the idea behind a safe injection site and why did you think it was important to show it to the public before anything official happens? >> the main purpose is to prevent overdoses. there are questions about the effectiveness but the data does show that with the thousands of overdoses that have happened, within the hundreds of overdose sites, there have been zero deaths. the efdz proves that this prevent -- evidence proves that this prevents overdoses from happening. >>

kenneth craig, cbs news, woodmere, new jersey. >> she says kids with allergies and asthma should wear bracelets are name, e, allergies in case of an emergency. >>> time now 6:40. a california subway system will become the first in the nation to make all passengers undergo high-tech security screening. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. ahead on cbs this morning, we'll begin with the eyeopener. your world in 90 seconds. plus- a new study out this morning finds a weed- killing chemical linked to cancer in popu werner is her >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." john dickerson joins us from new york. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on this wednesday morning, we'll begin with the eye-opener as we always do. your world in 90 seconds. plus, a new study that finds breakfast food marketed to children contains a weed killer that some health authorities have lin

wednesday at 9:00 eastern, mike mccurry, run nesson, kenneth , susan page, and john niche him. at 11:00 eastern, presidential storytelling. and then the lpga foundation president, former chief laura bush, and white house historical association president on presidential legacy. the white house historical association presidential summit. live coverage tuesday and wednesday on c-span three. sadness to sayth , you don'tavanaugh belong in this building as a justice. >> beyond an extraordinary career and extraordinary intellect, and the extraordinary record of this judge, you find a character and a humility that leftith strength me profoundly impressed. the point i am making here is that 35 month period of time when brett kavanaugh served as staff secretary to president bush is rife with issues. it's a great constitutional moment. it is why the american people have a right to know what he said, how he advised the president, what he wrote. those are things that republicans are hiding from the american people and keeping secret. >> let's not waste time. judge kavanaugh is extremely qua

his name is kenneth weathersby. u.s. marshals are helping the vallejo police department in finding this guy. they're not saying much more. just that they're looking for him, and there's a reward for avoiding long lines by having their own secret office. the unlisted dmv office is in vacco. the dmv says the primary focus is to handle thousands of consumers complaints, but the office is used by the legislature and staffers to take care of their dmv needs without the long way. the office has been around for decades, but critics say it's time to put away from the political perk. >> it doesn't hurt anything, really, but it looks back, sets the legislature apart from the general public. it would probably by part for them to get rid of it. the agency sets it's always adding more sff. >>> oakland international airport get machines called 3-d ct scanners, checking for explosives but see inside carry-on bags from three different angles. oak log will be one of -- the tsa says it would mean less hassle for passengers, shorter lines.

. >> or whether we are talking about kenneth starr.remember the questions that were raised about what kind of mandate kenneth starr have investigation those are the questions that still remain to be answered with robert mueller. in mccarthy's case, he was accountable, he was held accountable for what he did wrong and history judged him on the basis of that. >> in mccarthy's case in that same era there was man by the name of ray cohen. mccarthy's side kick attack dog left d.c., becomes a lawyer in new york and who does he end up defending and representing? but donald j. trump. trump talks about him in the art of the deal, learned the art of attack from cohen, respects his loyalty, seems to idolize him. with your clear knowledge of president what does that tell you about how this presidencies the world in general and this investigation when he says he wants his roy cohen? >> well, i think what we have to understand is that donald trump comes from a very different political culture than the rest of washington. he's a new yorker. new york,

kenneth craig reports on the latest developments. >> reporter: senator john mccain's family shared a statement saying the arizona republican has decided to discontinue medical treatment for the aggressive glioblastoma he's been fighting for more than a year. his family noted he has passed expectations for his survival. senator mccain was diagnosed with the deadly brain cancer last july after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye. he stepped away from washington to focus on treatment. but just two weeks after brain surgery, the arizona senator returned to the senate floor and deidentified fellow -- defied fellow republicans, casting the vote that stopped the repeal of obamacare. he has been fighting his brain cancer at his home in arizona. former secretary of state john kerry called him a brave man. mccain's family said they were grateful for the support and kindness of all of his caregivers and for the thousands of people who are keeping him in their prayers. kenneth craig, cbs news new york. >> now, senator mccain has long been a critic of fully orepublican -- fell

abatido por los oficiales >> levanta las manos apuntando con una pistola, aportando los uniformados kennethformados enfrentanvarios cargosa conseguir fórmulas >>" algunos saben caminando con los contenedores de fórmulas para bebés, otros llevan cargos los supermercados enteros, pero los casos más recientes sorprenden a un más, supuestamente van a los niños para concretar el crimen >> si está los niños te das cuenta de que probar es fácil, ellos crecen con esa mentalidad >> las imágenes de vigilancia del negocio, muestra cómo caminanilente por los pasillos, uno de los niños saca en vez de dejarlos en el carro, nos esconden en una bolsa y debajo de la cobija. >> si enseñamos a los niños hacer eso ya nos daremos vuelta atrás. >> las autoridades insisten de que si no tienen posibilidad de alimentar a sus hijos busquen ayuda. >> no importa dónde vengan, el programa muy los ayuda. >> estos robos a las cadenas internacionales muchas veces son contratados por grupos organizados que pueden probar contenedores que supera los 2 billones de dólares al año. >> las autoridades no han dado conocer si los

he is considered armed and dangerous. 33-year-old kenneth weathersby is wanted for two separate kidnappings and sexual assaults of female victims. he is described as six feet- three inches tall... weighing 230 -pounds. u-s marshals are in sf gs k4news cause cancer." safe and doesn't cause cancer." in sf gs k4news in sf gs k4news (vicki) happening now.... police are asking for your help finding a vallejo man ... sexual assault. he is considered armed and dangerous. 33-year-old kenneth weathersby is wanted for two separate kidnappings and sexual assaults of female victims. he is described as six feet- three inches tall... weighing 230 -pounds. u-s marshals are offering a cash reward of up to five- thousand dollars for information leading to his arrest. (grant) he beat up a beaver! a man and his daughter are out kayaking....when a rabid beaver...would not stop attacking him. but it's what he did when the beaver turned on his little girl...that's really amazing. we'll tell you how he did it...and how he's doing. (vicki) plus... wildfires continue to burn across california and now smoke from the

dulce: kenneth tienen el permiso de trabajo, sÓlo tiene que pagar con la renovaciÓn de tps y enviar la beneficiarios de tps que si a una buscado vÍas para la legalizaciÓn, lo haga los prÓximos 18 meses. felix: un juez federal vinculado a un case de migraciÓn que ha tenido kern repercusiÓn, no tuvo reparos. nos habla de los comentarios. reportera: el juez que ordenÓ la liberaciÓn de pablo villavicencio, padre documentado repartidor de pizza que fue detenido por ice en una base militar, no anduvo con rodeos y dijo que la polÍtica de cero tolerancia del gobierno federal era insensible y cruel. >> es algo que cuando tÚ hablas con tus hijos y te dice que porquÉ no vienes, no sabe qué con salazar. reportera: segÚn Él, esta polÍtica de separaciÓn de familias no es accidental porque el gobierno estarÍa tratando de romper el sistema de apoyo de los detenidos y frustrar su defensa legal. >> es un juez federal que ha tenido el recorrido largo su carrera y de una decisiÓn basada en el hecho que inmigraciÓn tiene ciertas perdones para ciertas personas. si tiene esos perdones, porquÉ arrestar a la p

oficiales rescataron a los pequeÑos kenneth provenÍande guatemala, honduras, salvador y nicaragua y senductor del camiÓn y otro hombre fueron arrestados. >> en mÉxico la violencia cobra facturas. la gobernarÍa de buena son afirma que no hay una gran moto en l narcotrÁfico pero hlos asesinats estÁn en alza. >> en jalisco se encontraron 10 cuerpos en una fosa clandestina al interior de una vivienda. >> es una declaraciÓn conocida, el presidente en ririque pieeÑao dice que no se heredarÁ una guerra contra narcotrÁfico. >> no te deja una crisis completa en materia de seguridad pÚblica. >> el horizonte nacional muestra una realidad muy alejada de estas afirmaciones. de acuerdo con cifras oficiales en mÉxico durante el primer semestre de 2018 diariamente fueron asesinadas 88 personas. lo que provoca una sensaciÓn de inseguridad en cualquier habi n habitante. >> cada segundo se estÁ escuchando muertes os czados. >> solo basta con revisar la cifra de la jornada violenta de este fin de semana. en murieron 26 personas y en guadalajara localizados pies cuerpos en una fosa clandestina. >> en quint

abc news reporter kenneth moten has the latest. >> reporter: they shouted down reporters as they triedsident trump about the latest headlines engulfing him. >> i'm not involved, i wasn't charged with anything. >> reporter: hours after michael cohen pled guilty to violating campaign finance laws, by paying stormy daniels to keep her claim of a -- the president blasted cohen for pleading, and pointing fingers. >> there's this whole thing about flipping, they call it. i know all about flipping for 30, 40 years, i've been watching flippers. i've had many friends involved in this stuff, it's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal. >> reporter: cohen wasn't the only person close to trump talking to the feds. the "national enquirer's" alleged involvement in hush money paid to the campaign, for karen mcdougal who claimed she had an affair with trump a decade ago. recording a conversation, mentioning david pecker, the tabloid's long time friend of trump's. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer about info regarding our friend david. >> abc news learned the feds granted pecke

he is considered armed and dangerous. 33-year-old kenneth weathersby is wanted for two separate kidnappings and sexual assaults of female victims. he's said to be 6- 3...weighing about 230 pounds. united states marshals are offering a cash reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to his arrest. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures began to cool today but it was still hot in the valleys where temperatures hit the 90s. dense fog is forming at the coast and moving into the bay. the breeze will carry the low clouds a little further inland tonight. on the doppler we can see a few showers over the sierra and southern california. on the satellite you can see as high pressure have moved east. that allowed us to cool today and that trend will continue into the weekend. a few tropical clouds will also pass overhead the next few days too. highs will be in the upper 80s and low 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the ba

abc news reporter kenneth molten reports from the courthouse in alexandria, virginia. >> reporter: dionll be in the hands of the jury starting tomorrow morning. during closing arguments inside this courthouse, defense claims manafort is the victim, while prosecutors say he was the boss, responsible for defrauding banks and the government. >> what needs to happen for you to win? >> reporter: the defense team outside the federal courthouse appearing confident the government hasn't proven its case. he's facing the possibility of life in prison. if convicted for financial crimes that allegedly supported his lavish lifestyle. during closing arguments the defense pointing the finger squarely at manafort's longtime business associate rick gates who's cooperating with special counsel robert mueller's team. after he pled guilty to lying to the feds. gates testified he helped manafort hid millions of dollars in offshore accounts. but manafort's lawyers say gates anything to get a lighter sentence. yesterday manafort's lawyers rested without calling one witness in his defense. >> what do you say t

nbc's kenneth moton has more from the federal courthouse in alexandria, virginia. >> reporter: a second day of jury deliberations and jury feel it's good news for paul manafort chairman. >> they had some questions which the judge addressed and they have asked to come back. overall a good day for mr. manafort. >> at the end of day one those 12 jurors asked the judge four questions including the definition of reasonable doubt. solely on what you heard in court using common sense. he urged the six men and women to use common sense and find manafort guilty of defrauding banks. special counsel robert mueller's team said it happened before manafort's work on 2016 trump campaign. this morning trump weighed in on the campaign from the white house. >> i think the whole manafort trial is very sad. upping it's a sad day for our country. >> defense attorneys say they are confident prosecutors did not meet the beg your pardon. in their closing a little art to the jury they hammered away at his business partner rick gates, the star witness, painting him as the real crook. the president was asked if m