kenneth branagh has starred in some 37 feature films.nt to pictures ranging from murder on the orient express to dunkirk to hamlet. most recently, he played william shakespeare in his later years in the film all is true. i wanted to ask you... the best way to get started as a writer is to start writing. i don't have a favourite play. i admire all my fellow dramatists equally and i think women should be allowed for the female roles as is the practise on the continent, now please do excuse me. a things that has changed over the last 20 years is that movie stars nowadays aren't as important as they used to be. in 1999, you could have tom cruise orjulia roberts opening in a film, even if it was pretty bad, and they would still open with a very, strong box office. that doesn't seem to happen. stars seem to be less powerful. would you agree with that assessment? yeah, i think that... when i came to the business, i was told that there were only six or seven movie stars in the world any one time. by that studio's meant there were only six or sev

kenneth can't even do it with his hands.dnesday, march 13th. >>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you want me to -- you want me to -- right now. you want me to -- >> put your shoe back on. >> you want to call me out on everyone. that's the first time my feet have been on national television. that's how we are going to start this morning. >> that's the last morning you see kenneth here. thank you for joining us here. a lot to get to. a lot of fun to get to. we begin with a story rocking college campuses across the country. the u.s. attorney is calling it the largest college admission's cheating scandal, ever. >> coaches, exam administrators are being charged. debt pratt housewives star, felicity hough mon is one of them, arrested at her home. >> 50 people have been charged dubbed operation varsity blues, including three with entrance exams, a college administrator, nine coaches and 33 parents. kayna whitworth has more. >> reporter: released on $250,000 bond. huffman is 1 of 50 people involved, including

reena. >> ninan: kenneth craig, thank you, kenneth. an iranian judge sentenced a u.s. navy veteran from california to 10 years in prison. 46-year-old michael white was detained in iran last july. a lawyer representing the family said white is charged with insulting iran's supreme court leader and publicly posting a private photo on social media. the photo showed a woman he was visiting at the time. president trump signed his first veto, but the fight over his emergency declaration on the southern border is far from over. mr. trump defended his action on twitter today, but democrats say they plano over-ride it and keep the pressure on. r. kelly is at the white house-- nikole killion is at the white house. ul on president trump's first veto to uphold his national emergency declaration, congressional democrats threatened to over-ride. >> we all knew it was going to be a veto. and they're not going to be able to over-ride. it's going to go very quickly. >> reporter: the president seemed unfazed as house speaker nancy pelosi scheduled a vote for march 26, accusing himave po

in respect of mr kenneth clarke's motionje, in respect of mr kenneth clarke's motion je, customs union, in respect of mr kenneth clarke's motionje, customs union, the ayes we re motionje, customs union, the ayes were 265, the noes were 272. so the noes habit. just make habit. the striking thing is that two of them received more votes in the house of commons than the prime minister's deal got when it was defeated for the second time. earlier, theresa may offered her resignation to conservative mps in return for passing her brexit deal. but in blow to the prime minister, the dup said it would still vote against the deal because it threatens the union between northern ireland and great britain. what we can't agree to is something that threatens the union, which has a strategic risk to the union. because for us in the democratic unionist party, the union will a lwa ys unionist party, the union will always come first. and at 11:30 we'll be looking at how the papers have covered tonight's dramatic events with our reviewers caroline wheeler, deputy political editor of the sunday times, hello.

in respect of mr kenneth clarke's motionje, in respect of mr kenneth clarke's motion je, customs uniones we re motionje, customs union, the ayes were 265, the noes were 272. so the noes habit. just make habit. the striking thing is that two of them received more votes in the house of commons than the prime minister's deal got when it was defeated for the second time.

kenneth mccallion is the noya representing a group of hate it all and not the people who sit against him he was recently dismissed by of course in the us he joins me now from new york welcome to mr mckay and the german government is dealing directly with the movie and government over this issue and what context are you representing a factional ferrero a number of people that you know that you are representing well i was retained by the herero and on the other traditional associations as well as on a worldwide basis association of over herero in the united states as well as groups in botswana and south africa and elsewhere. and what i want what i was trying to establish is why they need to do all the legal aid when there is a process happening between the two governments. well the traditional associations of the herrera nama feel that they've been excluded from the negotiations the herero and the nama were the really the selected and targeted victims of the genocide in the early twentieth century and they have their own organizations they have their own representation right and they f

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kenneth armstrong at the university of cambridge.as just telling you this line that the 22nd of may which was in the draft conclusion as the end of the conclusion may have been taken out of the draft conclusion. some reporting form an rte reporter who understands the article 50 extension date has been removed and replaced by, quote, another consideration. we will try and bring some news on the course of the next hour. for more reaction we have been joined by dia chakravarty, the brexit editor of the daily telegraph. we area we are a bit up in the air at the moment and we don't know what the terms of the extension are. and we are also hearing that may be theresa may hasn't impressed too many people this afternoon. maybe because she can't give them answers. that is exactly right. i listen to your programme earlier and you were saying that we will be hearing theresa may's dots later on when she gives a press conference and i was thinking that is quite ambitious... are we actually going to see what her thoughts are? when has she really e

the fourth on the list is former conservative chanellor kenneth clarke's proposal for a customs union, which was nine votes short of securing a majority. and the penultimate vote was proposed by former cabinet minister margaret beckett for a confirmatory referendum on the government's withdawal bill. it was the most supported, attracting the support of 268 mps, but would have needed 28 more to back it to secure a majority in the house of commons.

kenneth wilson wanted to help his friend who struggled every day for years using a manual wheelchair. he said he just wanted to do his friend a favor for always being there for him. rob: you can hear from those two in the longer story there it's just really really great.

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that's expected sunday night into monday, reena. >> ninan: kenneth craig, thank you, kenneth.eorologist jeff berardelli is here with more on the nation's weather. jeff, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, reena, and good evening, everybody. we are talking about one storm moving out and another storm moving into the west coast right now. big storm slamming california connected to an atmospheric river, a subtraltream feeding in that tropical moisture. but the rain and snow is moving quickly, and already by tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, it's going to be located across the southeast, a bull's eye for the potential for severe weather. a squall line with wind gusts up to around 70 miles an hour, and the probability of a few strong tornadoes as well. future radar shows that squall line moving through the southeast. that will then round the corner, up the eastern seaboard, and another pretty significant snow is likely in places like new york and boston. now, before the snow can get to new york and boston, it's going to make its way right across the plain stat

. >> i'm kenneth moton. we begin in seattle. >> a man was randomly opening fire at passing cars and when it was all over, two people were dead. >> but investigators say it could have been much weren't for a quick-thinking bus driver. chaos on the streets of seattle. >> the suspect is now standing in the middle of the road. >> it police say a man tried to carjack a woman in front of his home. the suspect then opened fire on a packed city bus. >> that vehicle veered off the road, at that point in time a metro bus was southbound on sand point way. >> reporter: amid the chaos the wounded bus driver managed to turn the bus around to shield his passengers from the suspect preventing any of them from getting hurt. but the suspect wasn't finished. witnesses say he then started shooting at random people in their cars killing at least one person. >> he was fired walking up the street firing and i jumped into my bushes hoping he wouldn't see my blue vest. he was walking down sand point way just firing at anything. just

tom. >> kenneth moton with those new developments in the investigation. kenneth, thank you. >>> now to the major flood threat across the upper midwest. the worst flooding in decades in nebraska. officials declaring a state of emergency. several bridges washed out, the combination of melting snow and drenching rains turning deadly. residents on the roof there, on the eastern part of the state, lifted to safety. our sam champion tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, rescues and evacuations in the heartland. parts of nebraska, seeing the worst flooding in decades. >> there goes the canal bridge, right there, it just washed out. >> reporter: bridges collapsing, levees breeching, all triggered by rapid snowmelt and heavy rain while the ground is frozen or saturated. >> it really is very dangerous, it's moving fast. it's cold water. you do not want to get caught in it. >> reporter: this black hawk helicopter is dropping one-and-a-half ton sandbags to protect the city of lincoln's wells. northwest of omaha, the national guard rescuing four people f

kenneth starr. i want to read something from democrats on the hill.ey released a letter saying the release of the full report and underlying evidence is needed by committees to perform their duties under the constitution. they say they need the full report by april 2nd. do you think the attorney general can do that responsibly? that's next tuesday. >> that is fast work and all 3 of us whatever our perspectives maybe would agree the attorney general has a solemn obligation to obey the law and that includes protecting grand jury secrecy and following justice department policy. bill bar has proved he won't be bullied as he said during his confirmation hearings, by these people. they can say what they want, demand that and so forth but we have a very able, responsible superlawyer who is our attorney general and he will follow the law. we see that in the friday letter and sunday night letter. let's let bill bar do his job but this is politics against law. shannon: we talked about this yesterday, the fact that the special counsel didn't make a decision on o

good morning, kenneth. now, the only aspect that seen of mueller's 22-month-long investigation is william barr's four-page summary which democrats and republicans have interpreted in starkly different ways. this morning a changed political landscape in a post-mueller washington. >> lasted a long time. we're glad its over. >> reporter: president trump and his team celebrating the conclusion of the special counsel's 22-month investigation that found no collusion between trump or his campaign with russia, even complimenting the man he's long accused of leading a witch-hunt. meanwhile, democrats have intensified their efforts to get mueller's full report and have set an april 2nd deadline to hand it over. >> we cannot simply rely on a hasty partisan interpretation of the facts. >> reporter: top democrats feel attorney general william barr's summary of mueller's report isn't objective because regarding the obstruction of justice investigation, barr writes that there isn't enough evidence to prove that offense ev

kenneth crag has more.>>reporter: r kelly remains in jail today and they said he will stay s up with $161,000 in unpaid child support bills. before his latest arrest kelly discussed his finances in an king. >> how can i pay child support? how? my exe deroying my name and i can't work. how can i work? how can i get paid? how can i take care of my kids? how? >>reporter: last month he was charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sex abuse. authorities say three out of the four victims were under age when these crimes happen. gayle king also spoke exclusively with two women currently living with kelly. savage is 23 and clary is 21. r kelly is 22. >>, 52. >> is it a three-way sexual relationship? i'm not here to talk about my personal life. i would not share with anyone what i would do inside or outside the bedroom and i'm sure you would not, either. ldn >> okay, then. x question. >> you're right and i would not but this is a different circumstance. >> it's not a different circumstance. there are people all

kenneth, janai?that new storm is exactly what is not needed in california's wine country following days of historic flooding. the floodwater has slowly been receding, but authorities say many roads will remain closed while debris is cleared and areas prone to land slooids are checked. the winter storms have nearly 90% of california free of drought. >>> to all of us insomniacs who try to catch up on sleep when the weekend comes, don't, it doesn't work. >> no! >> that's the finding of a new study. researchers say trying to catch up on sleep may be worse for you physically than just being sleep deprived. the problem is the changes in your internal clock alter your metabolism that can lead to weight gain and illnesses such as diabetes. we're all good news here this morning. the study recommends keeping regularly sleeping and eating schedules, and we want you to watch us so what do we do. >> exactly what we didn't need to hear as we head into the weekend and look to get that good sleep. >> you just ate th

. >> i'm kenneth moton. here are some of the top headlinewe flo o "world news " >>> several airlines are grounding all boeing 737 max 8s after one crashed in ethiopia. all 157 people onboard were killed, including eight americans. we have more details straight ahead. >>> communities in the south are cleaning up again after the second consecutive weekend of tornadoes. nearly a dozen confirmed in five states. it caused damage and power outages but no deaths or serious injuries. >>> american-backed fighters in syria resumed their offensive against isis. their hope is to capture the only remaining town still under control of the terror group. thousands of women and children have been evacuated but some are still there to act as human shields. >>> a visir to an arizona gu authorities say the woman climbed over a barrier to get "a closer look" to snap a selfie.. those are some of our top stories on monday, march 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you. >> good morning t

janai, kenneth?ks to paul. >>> paul manafort is facing a new prison sentence and new charges. manafort was slapped with an additional 3 1/2 years behind bars yesterday for money laundering and obstruction of justice, and that sentence is on top of the four years manafort received in a separate case last week. right after the additional sentence was announced, new york state prosecutors unveiled charges against manafort for falsifying loan applications. he cannot be pardoned if convicted on those counts. >>> a vote is set for today. the white house said no to a potential republican-led deal allowing the declaration to hold in return for trump signing a second bill restricting the power in the future. passage of the current bill is expected to lead to the president's first veto. >>> also in washington, the conspiracy the first lady has a body double is sparking anger from president trump. the bogus claims emerged again, when the president and first lady visited alabama. the body double chatter made it

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> our political reporter melissa cane will have more on that story tonight at 6:00. >>> starting monday, on-line shoppers in california will have to pay sales tax even if retailers are based out of state. sellers without a physical presence in the state have long been exempt and brick and mortar stores have complained about an unfair advantage. last year, the u.s. supreme court ruled that virtually all on-line retailers must be included to reflect changes in interstate commerce. that means states can impose sales taxes on any seller with a certain amount of transactions or revenue. california expects a windfall of roughly half a billion dollars a year. if you've been considering a big purchase at a brick and mortar store, you might want to do it this weekend because sales tax is going up in more than 50 california cities starting monday. that includes half a dozen bay area cities. the sales tax in alameda jumping from 9.25% to 9.75%. redwood city and antioch raising the rate from 8.75 to 9.25% and it is going up in los gatos and in sant rosa. sonoma

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> former vice president joe biden still thinking about a run. he now says his family has signed off on him running if he decides to jump into the race. >>> a mile milestone for space x today. >> three, two, one, zero. ignition, liftoff. >> the company launched its falcon nine rocket designed to transport humans into space today. it took off from kennedy space center this morning. no humans were on board. it's carrying about 400 pounds of supplies to the international space station. >>> a test dummy named ripley, the life-size test device is meant to test new crew members. >>> a hotel security camera captures the moment a driver is trying to make a left turn into a gas station when it hits another vehicle causing that car to flip several times before coming to a stop. the driver of the black car wascritically injured. it happened in the city of saratoga. police are still looking for the hit-and-run driver. >>> it's been in the works 15 years. today, sutter health opened its new san francisco campus. the $2.1 billion state of the art hospital will

stephanie and kenneth? >> thanks very much, mary. >>> president trump never sat down for an interview with the special counsel's team. >> one of trump's lawyers is calling the report a victory for the president, even though he didn't clear him on obstruction. >> this is exactly what -- this is what exactly what i anticipated, because you don't know until you see it, they would lay out the facts and not draw conclusions, but leave it to the office of legal counsel to make those conclusions, and remember unlike an independent counsel, this is a special counsel and they are governed by the guidelines and policies of the department of justice. that falls into that precedent. >> here's the thing when it comes to the full report, congress overwhelmingly has said make the report public. we know barr said he would go through it with mueller and rosenstein and the team and see what can be released publicly, but the public needs to see this. >> many lawmakers on capitol hill are demanding it's released in it's entire

kenneth? janai? >> thank you, paul. >>> turns to president trump who slammed president tru emed demo overnight. after hearing what former fixer and attorney michael cohen had to say, the house judiciary committee chairman is seeking documents from does ps of people, including the president's son. this morning, house democrats are preparing to launch a sweeping investigation into president trump and his inner circle. >> we'll be issuing document requests to over 60 people and individuals from the white house to begin investigations to present the case to the american people about obstruction of justice. corruption. and -- abuse of power. >> reporter: jerry nadler, chairman of the committee that would lead hearings, including trump jr. and alan weisselberg. >> the president of the united states thus wrote a personal check for the payment of hush money as part of a criminal scheme. >> reporter: democrats are claiming the bomb shell testimony of trump's former fixer michael cohen showed more evidence of

good morning, kenneth. the conclusions of the mueller report have become as divisive as the investigation i it's also become the basis of a new political battle here in washington. >> this was an illegal takedown that failed. >> reporter: moments before trump departed florida sunday, attorney general william barr september a four-page letter to congress outlining the conclusions of robert mueller's investigation. barr writing that after 2 the months, quote, the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia in its efforts to influps the 2016 u.s. presidential election. >> it's a shame that our country had to go through this. >> reporter: barr also notes mueller's report falls short of absolving the president. going on to say, while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. yet, president trump who has declared the probe a witch hunt for the last two years, is now

here's kenneth craig. >> reporter: president trump made repeated threats this week to shut down the u.s. border with mexico. >> we'll keep it close for a long time. i'm not playing games. mexico has to stop it. this is a very good likelihood that i'll be closing the border next week, and that'll be just fine with me. >> rr: depantff u.said to el salvador, guatemala, anun for the majority of the migrants crossing the southern border. this comes after homeland secu s kirstn nielsen wrote with an "urgent request" to congress thursday, saying the agency is facing "a system-wide meltdown." she calls the number of undocumented immigrants in custody "unmanageable," with at least 6,600 families in custody. among them, approximately 4,700 children. kevin mcaleenan is the commissioner of customs and border protection. >> a high number for us is 4,000. a crisis level is 6,000. >> reporter: a closure of the southern border could affect the legal ports of entry where more than $550 billion of goods are traded between mexico and the u.s. each year. according to the wilson center, a nonpartisan policy

good morning, kenneth. it took robert mueller 22 months to complete his entire investigation. he then turned over what we've learned were hundreds of pages detailing his findings, so now democrats question, why then was the attorney general's summary only four pages long? a fired up president trump out for vengeance in the battleground state of michigan. >> the russia hoax is finally dead. >> reporter: in his first post-mueller rally, trump ripped into the russia investigation and had some profane words for the democrats who continue to probe him. >> the democrats have to now decide whether they will continue defrauding the public with ridiculous [ bleep ] partisan investigations. >> reporter: trump then said his opponents were on artificial respirators singling out house intelligence chair adam schiff. >> little pencil neck adam schiff. >> reporter: ahead of the rally trump and house republicans called on schiff to resign from congress for promoting a collusion theory. but schiff only doubled down insisting mueller's failure to find a criminal conspiracy does not absolve the

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kenneth. >> we will see what the house says if anything later today. zachary, thank you. >>> new questions following president trump's nuclear summit with north korea. and his new interview with john hannity. president trump said the summit ended after kim jong-un demanded too much. the president claims north korea wanted all sanctions lifted in exchange for partially dismantling their nuclear weapons program. but north korean officials say they only asked for some of the sanctions to be lifted. meanwhile, another big headline from that sean hannity interview, he asked the president about michael cohen's statement on capitol hill wednesday. when cohen testified that trump directed him to make hush money payments to stormy daniels. hannity claims to have inside knowledge about those payments. take a listen. >> i can tell you personally he said to me at least a dozen times that he made the decision on the payments and didn't tell you. told me personally. >> no, he did and he made the decision and remember this, he is an attorney. >> in the wake of that s

tributes have been made to the swimmer kenneth to, who's died suddenly at the age of 26.t the university of florida. the 26—year—old had represented australia at the 2014 games in glasgow before going on to represent hong kong. former olympic champion chad le clos posted this mesage on social media: ‘rip brother, so sad to hear the tragic news, you were a great example to everyone and will never be forgotten kenneth to'. the team currently top of the fifa rankings, belgium, host russia in brussels later in their opening group eye euro 2020 qualifier. the third—placed finishers at last year's world cup will be missing the likes of kevin de bruyne, vincent kompany and axel witsel but will have a tough task against a side ranked 50th in the world who surprised all by getting to the quarter finals last year. russia, i think they give us an incredible example of how you should cope with pressure. what they did hosting the world cup was fantastic. from being able to defeat a team 5—0 when they are favourites and then to knock a nation like spain. this group will not be faced. p

. >> reporter: kenneth, good morning. today ntsb, faa and boeing officials are expected to meet with ethiopian officials about where the black boxes from the plane that crashed will go. it's likely ethiopians won't be able to extract that data, so it may have to happen in a second country. today, the faa continues to face major criticism for not grounding boeing's 737 max jets after the ethiopian airlines crash and months after a different crash in indonesia this past october. but other countries not taking cues from the faa. instead, they've already grounded the aircraft. lawmakers are calling for the faa to act. >> i think it makes sense to ground the aircraft until we have better information. >> reporter: the chief of new york airports and new york's governor andrew cuomo also calling on the faa to strongly consider grounding the fleet. flight 302 took off sunday morning carrying 157 people and just six minutes later that plane slammed into this field. the black boxes have been found, but the lead investigator says the

it was in no way an indorsement of thomas howlers views or behaviors but the local authority in kenneth's owner of the stadium in which saturday's controversial memorial took place was quick to condemn the proceedings it announced in a statement commits is and remains a cosmopolitan tolerant and peaceful city we therefore distance ourselves explicitly from all racist and far right actions and statements still endeavors to create a cosmopolitan image of candidates were dealt a serious setback on saturday. found the german city of hamburg the opening night of the verdi operandi boucle began with its director two thousand kilometers away under house arrest in moscow has said have been a cost as relied on friends to carry out his vision for the production his updated take on the verity classic puts the plight of refugees in europe front and center. a modern rendition a very nice classic nabucco set in the un security council teaming with six intrigue and spots. the slave chorus laments their lost home but in this update the original hebrew slaves had been replaced by actual refugees from syri

kenneth, janai. >> and we understand cohen is expected to bring documents to corroborate his testimony. serena marshall, thank you. >> thanks. >>> north korea appears to be rebuilding a long-range rocket test site that had been dormant since last summer. experts say satellite images show that key structures were quickly reassembled and they believe the work began before or just shortly after the failed summit in hanoi between president trump and kim jong-un. the president has said that kim promised not to resume nuclear and missile tests. >>> british counterterrorism police are investigating three explosive devices mailed to london transportation hubs. they were set to go off when opened. the one at heathrow airport did detonate, but no one was injured. the others were sent to city airport and the waterloo train station. two of the mailings had irish stamps prompting irish police to now help with the rnlama have been i enfied. they include ten members of a single family. at least seven people are still missing. the funeral for one of the youngest victims, 10-year-old taylor thornton, w

of silence to a recently deceased local fan thomas heller was responsible for stadium security in kenneth's until two thousand and six he was also a known neo nazi and the founder of the group who now an abbreviation that stands for hooligans nazis racists the group has operated openly inside the stadium in the past. i i. i can meet striker daniel france celebrated his goal on saturday by sprinting to the bench and holding aloft a t. shirt bearing the slogan support your local who was the motif is a favorite of the far right in germany. the club has fined for on but defended the pre-match moments of silence claiming it was in no way an indorsement of thomas howlers views or behaviors but the local authority in chemist's owner of the stadium in which saturday's controversial memorial took place was quick to condemn the proceedings it announced in a statement commits is and remains a cosmopolitan tolerant and peaceful city we def or distance ourselves explicitly from all racist and far right actions and statements still endeavors to create a cosmopolitan image of candidates were dealt a serio

. >> i am kenneth moten. here's some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." >> more than 20 people were killed by a strong tornado in eastern alabama. officials are worried they may find more victims in the wreckage once the sun comes up. complete coverage of the devastation in a live forecast, ahead. >>> the senate has enough support to block president trump's national emergency declaration. rand paul was the fourth to republican to break ranks, but the president is ready to wield his veto power for the first time. >>> democratic hopefuls and hillary clinton converged in soma, alabama. a 1965 voting rights march marked by a violent attack on demonstrators. clinton said we are living through a full-fledged crisis in our democracy. >>> a snowmobiler in oregon is recovering this morning along with his dog after the two were stranded for five days in the snow-bound wilderness. they managed to survive eating a few leftover packets of taco sauce. both are reported to be in good condition this m

>> kenneth, thank you. >>> next tonight, the growing humanitarian crisis in southern africa. the death toll climbing following that powerful cyclone. more than 600 people dead and unknown number still missing. survivors now in desperate need of relief supplies. now, a new worry, what disaster officials are calling a ticking bomb. the region at risk for disease outbreaks and early cases of cholera already detected. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is in mozambique. >> reporter: tonight, more than a week after that deadly cyclone, aid agencies finally reaching the frontline of this disaster. we flew with one group, town after town cut off. aziro with us too. he fought his way through the floods to get help for one isolated village. and today, the world food programme is bringing him and aid home. suddenly, he spots the village and this is his reward. a welcome fit for a hometown hero. people here have been cut off since the cyclone struck, that is now nine days ago. that's nine days without any food, without any shelter, without any help. but the aid is a small dr

janai, kenneth. >> maybe are you booked to fly on a 737 max 8. you don't know what to do?an airlines changing flights because they are supposed to be an a max 8 will be subject to airlines' usual change fee rules. southwest doesn't charge for changing tickets. but you still have to pay a difference in fare. united said it will work with passengers to make alternative travel arrangements. it's not saying if that means waving change fees. united notes it also flies max 9s, not max 8. >>> >>> those who lost impeachment lost speaker ally. >> that doesn't mean president trump can count on pelosi's support in other areas. >> in fact, she's already declared his budget proposal is unacceptable and will lead the fight against it. jonathan carl has the details. >> reporter: nancy pelosi has no problem being the president's chief nemesis. >> you should not have a trump shutdown. >> reporter: for the first time, cledhes ait of the house flatly peredent trump. t,llg i'mnofoimpet. unless there is something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, i don't think we should go down th

kenneth? janai?o adam. >>> major changes coming to a california horse racing track after another tragedy. >> another horse was put down yesterday after breaking both front ankles during training. it's the track's 22nd death since christmas. santa anita says using whips are now banned. peta is calling for the criminal investigation into the animal deaths. >>> we are learning more about the moment a woman from the great state of south carolina bought the ticket that won her $1.5 billion. >> the lawyer for the october mega millions jackpot winner gave an update h still anymous . he says she was visiting greenville, saw a sign for the drawing and took a chance. then fate set in. she made her quick pick. >> there was someone next to her. she said, why don't you go in front of me. there were so many tickets being sold at that time, that every second makes a difference. that gesture made all the difference in the world. >> a billion dollar gesture. the attorney says the woman checked her ticket the next mor

kenneth, janai? >> it is winter.nk you, paul. >>> now to washington and the showdown between president trump and the house democrats as allegations surface about his daughter's security clearance. >> sources tell cnn they pressured his chief of staff to grant ivanka trump security clearance despite their objections. that report comes as the white house is refusing to give congress information kushner's security clearance staging for a possible subpoena fight. >> democrats demand documents related to the president's life, he's calling them stone cold crazy. here is abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: calling the request overly intrusive, the white house declined to give democrats any information on whether president trump, against the recommendation of intelligence officials ordered his son-in-law, jared kushner be granted top security clearance. when we asked the president, no answer. instead, he lashed out at democrats sweeping allegations of corruption to abuse of power. sir your response to the democrats calling for

let's t foow fro accuweather's paul williams. >> good morning, janai, kenneth.e wet weather along the northwest coast with know? idaho. then, from boise south, we are looking for an icy mix that will reach into central nevada into utah. heavy showers throughout california with the threat of flooding and looking for serious snow in the sierra nevadas. we're expecting it to stay snowy in the center part of the country through illinois and indiana, and all kinds of cold sticking around in the northeast. kenneth, janai. >> thanks to paul. >>> reading the fine print paid off pretty big for a georgia high school teacher. >> she is a customer of square mount insurance, which began a contest, hiding instructions in the fine print. it's a travel policy. we all know we don't read that stuff. >> never. >> but she did. the instructions, how to win $10,000. she describes herself as a nerd, sniffed it out about 24 hours after the contest started. she found the section titled, pays to read, e-mailed the company and claimed the cash. >> amazing. she majored in consumer economic

kenneth moton has more. good morning to you, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, eva. police here in new york did fast work on this one. we can tell you that investigators say the suspect has lawyered up, but sources tell us that it looks like the first murder of a reputed new york mob boss in more than 30 years may have been over a personal dispute. this morning, a staten island man is in a new jersey jail, suspected of taking out alleged mobster francesco "frankie boy" cali. >> while we believe we have the shooter in custody for this incident, the investigation is far at this point, from over. >> reporter: new york city police say 24-year-old anthony comello will be charged in the execution style shooting death of cali. >> confirmed male shot. get a rush on a bus. >> reporter: it appears the mafia hit may not be related to the mob at all. sources tell abc news nypd investigators believe comello had been dating a female relative of cali's when the reputed boss of the gambino crime family told him to stop seeing her. >> everything is on the table at this point. >> repo

abc's kenneth moton is in washington with that story. reporter: good morning, whit. it was an emotional night in the pittsburgh area. that jury of seven men and five women reached the verdict in just four hours after the one-week trial. prosecutors say former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld acted as judge, jury and executioner when he fired on antwon rose, but rosfeld maintained the shooting was justified. [ chanting ] overnight protests in the streets of pittsriury finding former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld not guilty in the shooting death of unarmed black teen antwon rose. the 17-year-old spotted on cell phone video last june running away when officer rosfeld opened fire striking antwon three times. >> antwon rose was shot in his back. he was unarmed and did not pose a threat to the officer or to the community. >> reporter: antwon was passenger in an unlicensed taxi police suspected of being involved in an earlier drive-by shooting. defense attorneys say this video shows antwon and two other suspects c

. >> kenneth a peleas por lÍderes estatales piden reformar un sistema y crear conciencia sobre lo queue les permita cubrir las necesidades bÁsicas incluyendo los costos de matrÍcula, alimento y vivienda. y muchos de ellos incluso terminan en las calles. >> hay necesidad de cambiar el sistema del estado de california para que cubra mÁs los gastos de los estudiantes. >> gastos que se traducen en una de las mayores barreras que enfrentan los universitarios. los cuales insisten no pueden ser cubiertos con la ayuda financiera que actualmente reciben. no sÓlo eso, los lÍmites tambiÉn existen en el acceso a clases. >> queremos que haya mÁs oportunidades de ayuda para clases de verano. te van ayudar a estudiantes que no tradicionalmente terminan rÁpido, entrar al trabajo, salir de la universidad. es lo que queremos, que salgamos de la universidad. >> como muchos mÁs espera por una rÁpida respuesta y que las soluciones que ellos buscan no queden en promesas. >> creo que este aÑo si vamos a poder solucionar el problema. tenemos buenas ideas, hemos escuchados estudiantes y yo creo que es algo qu

janet reno had absolutely no control over kenneth starr. robert mueller is a special counsel within the department of justice. he answers to bill barr, who answers to the president. he is part of the executive branch. this is the white house's right to do this. they may get some political criticism. this is an example of what it means to be a subordinate to the president, that this report can be censored by the white house and there is nothing mueller can do about it except resign in protest if you want. >> i guess the question i have, to what extent can congress force the issue with mueller compelling him to testify, getting aspects of the report. there is a public interest piece of this. the response to the mueller report and narrative style of that report, once that independent counsel law was revised, it was in response to the perceived excesses of that report. >> that's right. the law has been that congress has much less of a right to open up the executive branch's files than a court does. the 1974 case about the white house tapes, tha