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video that we're showing you is7 from 2 when montgomery county police found him roaming the area in which lilliamsed and he was carrying a gun at the time. the officer's bodyam video was used today during the sentencing. the video is about 20 minutes and in it he is placed under arrest for an outstanding h warrant a proceeds to tell the officer that he's got to gei over woman, turquoise williams. take a listen. >> i called her house. >> i'm searman. i love her, man. >> he was stepsed to 15 years and part of that is also supervised probation. and mental health treatment. from the live desk, i'm erikago alez. pat, back to you. >> thank you, erika. >> one of the greatest moments in d.c. sports, the caps winning the cup last year. remember this scene here? well, they're going to try and do it again starting tone at capital one arena. that's where we find news sherree burruss. it should be an electric night there tonight. are the boys ready? >> yes, leon. they have these glow sticks that are going to be in the arena for this round me, but the playoffs are going to be different for the capitals.

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she's now an assistant coach for u c l a's, women's gymnastics team, which is the reigning national champion. >>tonight we are learning that a man who died back on april the 3rd after falling over the edge of the grand canyon was from santa rosa, 67 year-old michael over which was visiting the national park alone when he fell over the canyon rim east of the geology museum there officials say his body was recovered. 400 feet below the ram. a memorial service is now planned for later this month. >>an exterminator has been called in to deep clean a fleet of county transit buses in the south bay. this comes after for bus drivers have contracted a skin condition known as scabies from ford's rum final got a close up close and personal with some of the buses have been taken out of service. >>cation that any passengers have been infected with the human each might notice scabies there's been no impact on service. so far for drivers are known to have been infected and a dozen bosses have been taken out of service. the never date was an exterminator says vta is brandy childress. >>one operator reported

. >> i see considerable evidence of obstruction of justice, which s r l afternoon, nadler and five otherop democrats, rejected an offer to view some of the redacted material next week. they balked at attorney general alrr's conditions, including one that would prohibit discussion of the full report, even with ioher committee members. th glor: all right, so, nancy, what is the justice department utying about this subpoena? s reporter: a d.o.j. spokeswoman, jeff, is calling the subpoena premature and unnecessary. she says that the version being provided to the select members of congress is actually very minimally redacted. but democrats argue that that still doesn't do them much good if they can't discuss the material with their colleagues or use it in their own investigations. >> glor: nancy cordes, thank you very much. the president had little to say about the mueller report yesterday. today, he opened up on twitter. weijia jiang reports tonight from west palm beach. >> reporter: before hitting the resort, president trump took another swing at what he called "the crazy mueller report." s

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indicted by a prince georges grand jury for beatingar l son in 2015 which he was 3 years old. en you did you think heard the details of the case? saw what was reported? >> that this is -- this is outrageous. like, why and how can someone keep something from me for so en long w that is my child? >> reporter: because he livesous the deregion he was unaware of the charges. abusing child after he soiled the be state's attorney and the police chief released statemen condemning the officer who was ndicted and charged with child abuse andassault. >> lamar was able to retrieve hisc son's me documents from children's national and what's detailed in the pages explains why the officer was indicted by a grand jury. according to those records the 3-year-old was spanked on the buttocks by the boyfriend. the child's head hit the drywall and he began foaming at the mouth. the officer performed cpr. doctors say the child suffered head trauma. >> my son was unconscious four minutes. hhewas foaming from mouth. >> reporter: the medical report goes on to say he's a county officer and when other of

l. that's a runway that is using for arriving flights. a routine inspection discovered the damage at dawn. unfortunately, it is located at if intersection with runway 1-r, which is used for takeoff. so you've got 28-l and 1-r both closed right now. workers are fixing the depression bewith alla layer of asphalt, which does take time to cure. over 800 flights a day roll over it. >> because it's at the intersection of two runways, it's an area where a disproportionate number of aircraft are using this space. as i said, over two-thirds of all of the aircraft that operate at sfo are at that particular intersection. another reason is if you looked at our runways, our runways aren't perfectly flt. they're crowned a little bit. in order for two intersecting runways to smooth out, those crowns flatten out. so it's a thinner portion of the runway where they meet at that intersection. >> reporter: incidentally, in september, sfo will shut down 28-l again so workers can dig below the asphalt and replace the decades-old concrete base that's underneath, a 1900-foot section of 28-l. that will be a 20-day closure. the airport is preparing by asking airlines to reduce their f

and this is lot 3 which is an "l" shaped. it's on the south end of the small leg, eight units, four stories. however, there's some shenanigans going on here which i need to tell you about. there was a report which did one thing which i'm a little curious about and made a big stink about. it declared a change of date. i can't remember what it is. the date of significance was changed from the original. they stopped in 1958 with the purchase of the mary vale building and declared the buildings we're talking about the demolition of the garden shed and garden itself aren't part of the historic section. and that's wrong. how can the report made by the developers. >> supervisor: thank you. nechls. next speaker, please. come on up. >> clerk: please speak directly into the microphone. >> my name is patricia williams. i love on the corner of butchanon and bay street. i'm happy with the recently built apartment put there. i'm opposed. what about the air circulation when all the buildings are pushed together. what's the rental price point

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the criminal basis for what they're doing is an antiquated law calleled the espionage act, which is a draconian l that is b been usd to go after publishers, whistleblowers, sources, and journalists. it is a strict liability law with no available public interest defense. nermeen: what dodo you expect tt will happen now? in effect, a 45 year sentence,ei mean, the charges that he has against him in the u.s., could lead to up to 45 years in prison. is that what you understand? >> thahat is my understanding. this would be anan incredibly chilling precedent that would put at risk all journalists and publishers,, incluluding democry include "the new york times," and "the washington post" for reporting truthful information, classified or not, which is in the public interest. amy: what are these charges? they have never actually been revealed, if in fact, they are there, is a correct? >> they were apparently inadvertently revealed. these would be charges under the espionage act, which, unfortunately, president obama resurrected after being dormant first century, resurrected this old law and has been using

[laughter] the s&l was 500 billion which is still the most expensive the most recent good estimates is $24 trillion of taxpayer funds were used or put at risk most of that was not used or repaid so the s&l was still the most expensive. that is the enormous liabilities for taxpayers. so it's time for congress to remember there is a bargain in exchange for these privileges and regulators need to do their job. some people would disagree to say get rid of deposit insurance and oversight. as a former head of a regional bank he definitely has that philosophy but if you don't have regulation then frankly i don't think anybody will go for that. i thank you have to ask if we have deposit insurance and my money is at risk we have to remember we have to make the regulators do their job. that control the currency of this administration? on my behalf? i am the customer but one does not understand so that is the bargain is not always broken but i open the book with someone from citibank pleading with hank paulson with the mortgage crisis please make a stop doing what is not in our own interest. so i

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that she's a woman, she's a minority, she delivered the retort the state of the union address which she narrow l loss the governor's race in november. has a lot of momentum behind her. then word she would be possibly on the ticket with joe biden when asked about it on air obviously she said look i'm not going to be second fiddle. if anything i'm going run to president, i won't commit to be someone's vice president from the get go. you heard there her saying who knows what oath of office will come next. whether or not she was kidding is the big question here. so, do we see her possibly entering this 2020 presidential field? could she be the next one? >> i mean if you look at this, she's in her prime right now, stacy abrams. people last night were chanting run, stacy, run. she will be a key influential figure in 2020. what she has going for her and what she recognizes is how important identity politics are. and as a young african-american woman, you know, she brings a lot of diversity to any sort of ticket, whether it be her own or another candidate who is running. and i think that as you mentione

>>weaver retired from olympic competition she's now an assistant coach for u c l a's, women's gymnastic team, which is the reigning national champs. >>elementary school teacher faces charges related to child pornographer contra costa county district attorney says gerald june is accused of possessing and downloading child pornographer yet his home in fremont he teaches 3rd and 4th grade john gomesa elementary school in fremont investigators received tips of his alleged actions back in february after an investigation they arrested him yesterday fremont unified superintendent kim wallace says she is appalled. >>hear that somebody may have done something outside of school on their own time. it's certainly still affects environment at the school and so it's it's it's really the worst case scenario. >>while a says the teacher was put on administrative leave and we're told none of the students have been harmed. >>exterminator has now been called in to deep clean a fleet of county transit buses in the south bay and this comes after for bus drivers have come down with a student skin condition known as scabi

>>weaver retired from olympic competitions she's now an assistant coach for u c l a's, women's gymnastics team, which right now are the reigning national champs, a warning from police in alameda about a new trend in package thefts they say police. >>and people all over the bay area should be on the lookout for people wearing fluorescent vests and going door to door stealing packages. police released this video which they say show suspects stealing a package. the thieves where this type of clothing to appear to be doing official business in the neighborhood. >>i've i've had a few neighbors who had >>we can to keep a watch out for each other as best we can but. they just don't order anything that way i don't have to worry. >>police also recommend tracking your packages and they also say do not assume that someone you see wearing fluorescent work type clothing in your neighborhood is there for legitimate reasons. i did a dust, it's great student body slammed by sheriff's deputies and it's all caught on camera why the sheriff's department is defending the tough take down. >>there's been no shortage of re

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caolic priests in poland recently held a book burning for things they considered sacrilegious, which included ve lry potter novels. said j.k. rowling, "you're going to bn all of them once i reveal everyone's true sexuality. [ laughter ] then are more surprises to come." kellogg foods announced yesterday it hasold its popular brand keebler cookies. sadly they sold to it a logging company. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter researchers from nasa and the european space agency are seeking female applicants for a study on weightlessness. it will pay women $19,000 to lie in bed for 60 days. said trump, "wow, i paid like seven times that for one day." laughter ] [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] researchers at the university of washington believe they've developed a hormonal birth control method that could be safe to use. it could replace the current male birth control method, fortnite. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, new york city police received complaints recently about a vandal writing pro-trump graffiti in klyn subway station. so to catch hi they did the only logical thing. they built a fak

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day of mourning following the brutal attacks on churches and luxury hotels in the country which now the death l toll has risen to 310 killed and 500 injured. nobody has claimed responsibility for the attacks. there's a lot of fear in the country. we're seeing concerns about other attacks taking place with security forces, police being given the power to detain and interrogate suspects without court order, which hasn't been seen since the sri lankan civil war ended in 2009. the government has named the little-known jihadist group as being responsible for these attacks. some comments coming through from the government minister about this perhaps being a retaliation to the horrific shootings in new zealand where muslims were targeted recently. and there's also another point which has been reported, that the founder, the leader of this little known jihadist group is actually an isis fanatic. >> horrific wave of islamic radical terror bloodshed. we urge that any evil-doers be brought to justice expeditiously and america is prepared to support that. >> reporter: the real worry is that questions are b

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speech at some point in the next few weeks to trying to allay the concerns of the l a vest that a draft copy of us beach which as i say was supposed to happen. monday actually suggested what he's looking at doing is tax cuts for the middle class is something that's not going to help perhaps the poorest households in france so will that speech will those ideas cut the mustard it seems from the l of us protesters really well not something else that appears to be on the protestors minds as the unrest in london and wiki leaks founder julian assange a facemask was seen added to the joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow vest banners with a sign his name also displayed on the french m.p. jackie else says it's no surprise people at the huge donations to not shut down cathedral early how did the. role as just a moment. but the good problems go from to ask you remain he told a reason no shock right exactly the. carry on are going on the most religion you go you know where you. drive the fall that go to millions of your rules even one billion year old and you cannot really broach the necessary resources t

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l. drake became the first american to successfully drill for oil which became the fuel of industrialization but that same pioneering spirit has also heard an environmental impact the new method of oil extraction is hydraulic fracking a well stimulation technique in which rock is fractured by a pressurized liquid in the process chemicals are injected into the rock. mining for gold rare earths and lithium also contaminates the ground but demand for these minerals and elements is vast. and today as a result of climate change the polar ice caps are melting and that's making supplies of all oil and gas more accessible the race to conquer the arctic is awakening pioneering spirit the world over and unleashing new conflict in the process. so what have we learned when pioneering spirit meets business interests it often means trouble take the arctic region as we heard it's got some of the world's largest deposits of rare and precious metals not to forget oil and gas something us president donald trump for one would like to get his hands on to the relief of environmentalists he'll have to keep waitin

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something new is google is the oxygen of the internet i think that with all due t to l there, missing the bigger point here which is inseparatable from our lives. there may be some fines. they've had $5 billion fine, $8 billion loss with oracle with $1 3 $130 billion that doesn't matter the kernel is this company is becoming more of our lives it's around video. they're spending a rot molot mo content. it's going to start impacting the massive -- the two biggest unaddressed markets right now from tech are transportation, that's a $7 trillion global number and health care which is around a $5 trillion market. these are big markets they're going after. so the simple take is, yes, i don't think -- this was an unimpressive quarter i want to be clear about that. i think that this is a buying opportunity for the long term because this company is just going to become more and more engrained in our life. >> what else, gene these guys are mixed on whether you buy here i'm not feeling -- i don't know if i'm hearing a buy from you or a wait and buy from you. >> i'm going to camp of buying the pullback here. and the simple m

. >> i do know medicare for all which senator sanders is a l lin on comome is g going to ruin our healthe system. sayet me clarify, did you that you expect the white house to come forward with a proposal first? i know in the end, the white house is going to have to have their plan. i know it is going to be difficult with nancy pelosi. but what i'm going to focus on is how do you drive down cost? the democrats constantly focus on access. the problem is, the cost is too high in this country. amy: he was speaking on "face the nation." dr. gaffney, if you could comment t on what he is saying? >> we know that c countries that actually have universal access also have higher costs. these two things go hand-in-hand. the united states has teterrible access and also has overall costs that are double those of her income nations. the notion the trade-off is false. that is made clear as soon as you look across national borders. we can, inin fact, we need to achieve universal coverage for that will also allow us to control costs moving forward. juan: how would those costs be controlled moving forward?

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