. ♪ >> laurie: is that a hundred dollar bill? >> anthony: yeah. i feel dead inside, laurie.round. >> laurie: keep telling yourself that. >> anthony: hi, all of it on number two to win first. thank you. you've got to be in it to win it laurie. >> laurie: five dollars on number five to win please. >> anthony: it's the middle of winter there are only a few hardcore race enthusiast here, also me and friend and author laurie woolever. >> laurie: here they come. >> anthony: and a winner. all right you won your first race. >> laurie: you know in a way you didn't win anything but -- >> anthony: not quite good enough. i love this place. the ponies, the beer, the looming sense of despair and melancholy. did i mention they have jamaican beef patties. >> laurie: people like it here because you can get your emotional feel for the horses you can look down into the paddock and people like to sort of see sort of how the horse is behaving. >> anthony: all right i smell victory, or is that horse shit? >> anthony: fourth race number two to win. >> anthony: oh no. ughh, smoked. i need to win on

he was a deputy sheriff on lunch break when laurie smith came on to him. >> she had her uniform shirtg a t-shirt or a bra. and exposed herself to me. >> reporter: he got injured on the job and after two years out on disability and money running low, he met with then assistant sheriff laurie smith. >> i was pleading to her to get my job back and she said you should have been nicer to me at elmwood. >> reporter: she also denies that account. >> if you get a waiver from them for their personnel records that would tell you a lot. >> reporter: but i am asking about your actions though. >> it is absolutely not true. it is all false. >> reporter: the sheriff and her staff have not provided anything from her staff. they tell me they have no plans to sue and are not after money but wanted their stories heard before tomorrow's election. >> thanks. >>> a deadly shooting in san francisco in the middle of the day. a man was shot and killed in the city's bay view neighborhood on oakdale avenue. police say they don't have any suspects and are investigating this as a homicide. >> a 13-year-old studen

we have the report on abc 7 news. >> reporter: laurie smith has had a long career. and tonight three men are here claiming she abused her position of power. this retirement letter delivered in april begins dear sheriff smith, it was sent by a 30-year correctional officer who asked not to be identified. he wrote, you will recall how on multiple occasions you sexually harassed me. i spoke with his attorney, josh boxer, from his manhattan beach office. >> he experienced sexual harassment from sheriff smith and remained largely silent fearing retaliation. >> it's now part of an investigation at the equal opportunity department. the officer said smith was his supervisor at main jail when she first propositioned him and she touched herself in a way that made him uncomfortable. another time he said she handled a police baton and she propositioned him in a trailer while they worked the 1994 world cub. through a statement, sheriff smith said these false narratives are nothing more than an attack on the integrity of the sheriff's department and my reputation. >> so i found he

county sheriff lauri smith says thursday morning a few of her deputies were serving a warrant at the residence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford knocked on the when we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any other murders he may have been involved in. sheriff laurie smith said investigaters kept a picture of perry on their wall for 44 years waiting for closure. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffit is great to have closure it has been very difficult for the investigators and her family. in sj gabe slate kron 4 news in the north bay.. thousands of dollars of kitchen equipment that was used to feed fire victims was stolen on wednesday. the salvation army says without it, they won't be able to offer disaster victims much of anything. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to branch leaders and joins us live from san rafael with that story.. hermela, so what would they be able to of

the second thing is laurie smith going into a runoff. this is her sixth term.been here a long, lodge time. longesterng sheriff in the state. so those are my two surprises. >> so the's a lot still expected over the next couple of days. big defeat for antonio he out of the gameolits>> acomp. john chiang, who was thought to be the generation, gone. >> thank you, larry, for your insight throughout the night. i think we'll have you back tomorrow to go over all the resuks foroi us as we hit midnight. >> thank you again. good night. >> w e're ready for you on set. >> oh. you know, i think it might be ttonlymaybe ne of us wears our hair like this. you know? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: uh, sure. no problem. >> okay, cool. >> jimmy: can we talk about this? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring y ." tonight, join jimmy and his guest ariana grande, and featuring, as always, the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: grande! >> steve: and now, here he is,

county sheriff lauri smith says thursday morning a few of her deputies were serving a warrant at the residence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any other murders he may have been involved in. sheriff laurie smith said investigaters kept a picture of perry on their wall for 44 years waiting for closure. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffit is great to have closure it has been very difficult for the investigators and her family. in sj gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) the fourth of july is less than a week away and kron 4 newsin sj gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) the fourth of july is less than a week away and earlier today firworks went on sale in a handfull of bay area cities that allow them.(pam) the so- called safe and sane fireworks can be bought and used in fewer than a dozen bay area locations.kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san bruno... one of the few

county sheriff lauri smith says thursday morning a few of her deputies were serving a warrant at theesidence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any other murders he may have been involved in. sheriff laurie smith said investigaters kept a picture of perry on their wall for 44 years waiting for closure. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffit is great to have closure it has been very difficult for the investigators and her family. in sj gabe slate kron 4 news ánats of gunshotsá(ken) "shot-spotter" sensors have been installed on city streets in the past... but contra costa officials will soon be adding them to east bay freeways. since november 20-15... the c-h-p says 136 shootings have been reported on all bay area freeways. 44 of those happened in contra costa county -- mostly on highway four and interstate 80. the shotspotter technology allows law enforcement to dete

this time, jamie lee's character of laurie is ready for him. starred in previous sequels where it was revealed that she and michael meyers were brother and sister. >> i'll see you in hell. >> this is a true reboot. the other story lines have been wipe out. >> he waited for me. i've waited for him. get out. get inside! >> the 1978 laurie was meek. she's kind of a superhero this time. >> nowadays we have wonder women. even linda hamilton. you're going see me in tank top in this movie. you will not see her arms. you think you'll see a side-by-side of me and line da hamilton. not going happen. do you believe in the boogie man? >> do you embrace the moniker of scream queen? >> every text or comment on social media, they go, yeah, queen. at some point zblsh i need you to do that for me again. come on. come on. >> yes, queen. >> the crown emoji. the script is in good hands. john carpenter helped write it. he co-wrote and directed the original. he composed that classic oh, so, creepy theme music.rling k. bro personalities on the hit show this is us. he

laurie segall, thank you very much.ew. >>> also, starbucks executive chairman howard schultz is stepping down from the coffee giant, that's brewing a lot of speculation he may run for president in 2020. he's long been viewed as a potential democratic candidate and now acknowledges he's at least considering running. he's been critical of numerous policies from the trump administration from immigration to tax reform to helping veterans and this morning, here is what he said to cnbc about run, different from the business man turned president donald trump. >> when you are talking about a ceo in terms of public office, there is a very big difference between someone who runs a global enterprise like myself, who traveled to china probably more than any other ceo in the last ten years, who understands those issues, versus someone who is running private company with very little fiduciary responsibility to other shareholders. i'm not saying that as good or bad, but it is a big difference. president trump has given license to the

county sheriff lauri smith says thursday morning a few of her deputies were serving a warrant at the residence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any other murders he may have been involved in. sheriff laurie smith said investigaters kept a picture of perry on their wall for 44 years waiting for closure. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffit is great to have closure it has been very difficult for the investigators and her family. in sj gabe slate kron 4 news ( robin ) a teen girl at the center of a medical and religious debate over brain death... has died after surgery. jahi mcmath's mother says doctors declared her dead from excessive bleeding and liver failure. mcmath has been in a vegetative state since december 20-13. when a california court ruled the 13 year old died following a ton- sillectomy. eventually the family relocated with jahi in new jersey. that's w

in the windies is down and visibility will improve a little bit on the other side of the potential laurie fine picture certain very hot one for the dean of the my some of forty six degrees celsius so we head into africa southern areas are i should expect to dry and find at this time of the year not particularly warm fourteen degrees in capetown rising to sixteen as we head through into saturday but for central parts of africa it's looking pretty wet across the western areas highs of twenty eight expected in accra. july on al-jazeera in a new series of head to head maddie hasson tackle the big issues with hard hitting questions mexico is getting ready for a general election what direction will the country take as that.

countries agreed to take a share of the two hundred asylum seekers aboard the german ship called the wife laurie has been waiting for days to get permission to do. the men women and children on board the lifeline have been stranded at sea for six days now their wait could finally be over the german ngo vessel has permission to dock in malta. the migrants will only be allowed to disembark on one condition that they're distributed among countries malta and italy are willing to take some of them france portugal and germany have also offered to help under the so-called dublin regulation asylum seekers must be processed in the country where they first arrived but this rule has long been the subject of heated debate as frontline states italy and greece bear the brunt of migrant arrivals. its only fields left alone it's refused to let them go run rescue ships docking as ports accusing them of aiding the traffickers. blocking the business of illegal immigration means blocking the dangerous intervention of these foreign n.g.o.s ships. risking the safety of the libyan coast guard the migrants they act wit

he shares the lead with compatriot laurie canter and south africa's richard sterne.ss fisher. he's one of eight players who are two off the lead, thanks to one of the shots of the day. amazing. fisher's round of 65 included that eagle at the par 4, ninth. home favourite francesco molinari, who's bidding for back—to—back tour wins after his victory in the pga championship at wenwtorth last week, opened up with a 5—under—par 66. he's in a group of players who are three shots off the lead. just time to tell you, there's also a three way tie of the lead at the us women's open golf. you can follow it on our website — bbc.com/sport. ariya jutanugarn, sarah jane smith and jeong yun lee six share the lead after carding a 5 under par round of 67. there's also much more build up to game one of the nba finals on the website too. from sport today, that's it, thanks for watching. goodbye. yesterday's thunderstorms took a while to get going but once they did they brought a lot of rain and lightning too. the storms initiated around sussex before spreading across central southern en

(michelle) that was laurie perez reporting.here are no reports of injuries or damage resulting from the landing. (michelle) still ahead tonight -- we're breaking down a proposition looking into the policy for officers using tasers. what you need to know before election night. ys like gavin. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor. not gonna work... (michelle)close to 200 pages of newly released arrest and search warrant documents reveal new information about how detectives got d-n-a samples from east area rapist golden state killer suspect joseph deangelo .... days before his arrest.the search warrant reveals - on april 18th of this year - a dna sample was collected from the door handle of the car deangelo was d

cnn's laurie segall just finished an interview with apple's ceo tim cook. >> you guys announced a techddiction tool that will help us limit our scree time. >> you know, we've never been focused on usage as a key parameter. and we're rolling out great tools to both make people aware of how much time they're spending and the apps they're spending them in, but also how many times they pick up their phone, how many notifications they get. empowering people with the facts will allow them to decide themselves how they want to come back. >> tell us how you use it. >> i thought i was fairly disciplined about this, and i was wrong. when i began to get the data, i found i was spending a lot more time than i should. >> like where? >> i don't want to give you all the apps, but just too much. and ask themselves if they're picking up their phone ten time maybe they could do it less. >> there's this idea, who is in control, man or machine. you believe that we as human beings can control? >> i absolutely do. i don't subscribe to the machines taking over the world. and i don't worry about that. i worry

most vulnerable women men anyone who abuses a child needs to go to prisonsanta clara county sheriff lauriemith tells me right now there are 3 victims, and possibly a 4th. the victims are 15 and 16 years old.the investigation into alleged abuse started in april.sisco was then a student-teacher at bernal middle school in san jose.the oak grove school district tells kron 4 news it immediately removed her from the classroom, when it learned of the accusations.sot how they knew the victims was through families and friends it had nothing to do with the school.the victims attend a local high school.and the sheriff says investigators collected "extensive evidence of a graphic sexual nature." some showed the two suspects bragged to each other about their encounters calling themselves "sexual deviants." sisco is being held without bail at the elmwood women's jail in milpitas on multiple counts of sex with minors. pourani posted 60-thousand dollars bail.sot if convicted they will be registered sex offenders justine waldmanthe sheriff's office worries there could be other victims, which is why they ar

sutton the windies is down and visibility will improve a little bit on the other side of the potential laurie fine pictures certainly very hot one from indiana with a maximum of forty six degrees celsius as we head into africa southern areas are as you'd expect a dry and fine at this time of the year not particularly warm fourteen degrees in cape town rising to sixteen as we head through into saturday but for central parts of africa it's looking pretty wet across more western areas highs of twenty eight expected in accra. jumar on al-jazeera. in a new series of head to head maddie hasson tackle the big issues with hard hitting questions mexico is getting ready for a general election what direction will the country take as it struggles with drug violence and economic instability. people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world as the world cup in russia nears its end we'll bring you stories from on and off the pitch of the world's most viewed sporting event on television and online the stream continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to

his kids, john and laurie thought they lost him. >> without them and without the actions they took the outcome could not have been the same. so. >> you might not have your dad. >> exactly. would not have my dad if not for them. they, they are heroes. >> definitely heroes. that's the definition of a hero. some one that, steps up. and, and, saves another person. >> jerry says he doesn't remember what happened on the plane. >> this was a real miracle. that the people were there, everything fell into place. and i am so happy, glory to god fois >> here, with the heroes, he is only just met. but who sure seem like family now. >> kris van cleave, cbs news, detroit. >>> wonderful. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. firefighters in several states are working through the night to contain large w

this is a dictator chips laurie and he has got an armed guard with him. —— potato chips lorry.is so often absent, the pressures on young people to get involved with gangs are immense. her own personal history made her acutely aware of the choices facing ashley. after the fire, more than 200 children living at the virgen de la asuncion children's home was sent back to their parents, many marginalised neighbourhoods. in this quiet sunlight, at the red zones, the zona rojas, the quite dangerous parts of guatemala city feel quite benign. we know that at least three adolescents who returned to their families after the fire were assassinated in their own communities. it's grim. insecure at home with their families, often u nsafe home with their families, often unsafe in child ren's home with their families, often unsafe in children's homes, the social security net for people in guatemala is practically non—existent. we tracked down a teenager who escaped from the children's home at six months before the fire. —— six months before. elizabeth, as we will call her does not want to be id

we talked with sheriff laurie smith this morning and unusual for her to show up at scenes like this one but she said it resonated with her. this young woman murdered brutally and also sexually assaulted in some sort of way at a stanford church in 1974. the sheriff herself started with the department just the year before so this is something she was paying close attention to saying they've been working the cold case for 40 years. they knew who the suspect was even back then. and they were close to making an arrest because of some re-analyzed evidence. she said it wasn't like the golden state killer. this kind of dna evidence but just retesting of existing evidence. again, we do know that this man is now dead. he allegedly died at his own hand with a gunshot wound and we are continuing to look for more information. it appeared that some relatives might have been out here but they were quickly ferried away from us. and we'll try to make contact with them as they have some time to let the news settle. this was a 19-year-old woman who was killed at stanford memorial church and no one knew ho

tim cook tells laurie segal spasaid he was surprised by the apple tool showing screen time. many time users spend on the phone and on each app. >> i thought i was fairly disciplined about this and i was wrong. wh i began to get the data, i found i was spending more time each personas to make the decision when they get their numbers as to what they would like to do and i encourage everyone to look and everyone to make an informed decision and ask themselves if they are picking up their phone 10 times an hour or 20 timeshour, maybe they could do it less. >> maybe we could all spend less time on our phones. apple is also enhanced a do not disturb feature to hide noti notificationst night when you should be sleeping. i wake up to a dozen or so alerts. >> i think i probably check too i need to check less. >>> 18 minutes past the hour. this is guatemala where the death toll from the eruption of the fuego volcano hit 69. hospitized. peopl remain including 12 children. battered residents facing more issues with a cloud of ash spread by the wind. officials warning residents of new mu

>> laurie metcalf, john, goodman, and sara gilbert had reportedly received $2,300,000 to $350,000 per episode. >> so those actors with ironclad guarantees will likely see their pay checks, but "variety's" joe otterson says the crew will feel the hit for many months to come. >> for the people who didn't have guarantees in their contracts, they stand to lose a substantial amount of money. these people are going to be out of work for the next year, so that's the biggest collateral damage. >> in addition to losing millions, abc has another challenge to sort out -- how to fill the now empty tuesday night time slot left open by the sitcom's cancellation. spinning off a popular character from "the middle" may just be the answer. >> "roseanne" really appealed to a strong midwestern audience and abc is looking for immigrant to replicate that. "the middle" has always been a stable performer. people have really taken to eden's character on the show, so i would think in terms of replacing "roseanne" that would probably be her best option. >> yes! >> so what's next? >> but it might take some serio

should laurie have her on show? >> always. she's one of the american treasures of ak. she's an incredibly grounded and truthful and wonderful dramatic act rress and one of the funnie people. >> maybe they spin it off. >> spin off, create something new for her. whatever the hell you want to do, b but keep using her. >> you're a good red state guy from texas. i'm from tennessee. do roseanne barr supporters have a point? not about the crazy tweets. but about the idea that red staters don't have a big enough space in the sitcom culture. is that something you think about that bothers you? >> working in the industry, do get the sense we are surrounded at the creative level by more of the left leaning mind set and heart set than we are the right. we're completely devoid of a conservative viewpoint and people in hollywood. i think and maybe you feel this way, too. i have always felt the -- i have so many conservative traits about me. i am such a family first type of guy. perhaps i have a more expansive view of family, but as far as it's importance and the work it takes and the

. >> other confirmed cast members include laurie metcalf. john goodman.goranson and michael fishman. >> what's up, deplorable? >> abc's announcement at roseanne's spin-off hipted at how they'll cope without the matriarch. after a sudden turn of events, the conners are forced to face the daily struggles of life in lanford in a way they never have before. >> awc would not have green-lit this new series if it didn't have a vision of what it was. what the show was going to look like without roseanne barr. >> brian stelter says it's a high probability that the character cou die. >> with whether they kill her off or not, she's not going to beooming in the background. abc is going the want a new show. not lingering awkwardness involving barr. >> i need you the leave. >> it's not the first time hollywood has continued series without their main star. this fall, netflix's "house of cards" returns without president kevin spacey. >> my turn. >> amazon's hit drama, transparent, will film the final season after handing jeffrey tambor his walking papers. "two and half m

shanghai cooperation organization talks north korea and regional security dominated the agenda florence laurie has more from beijing. well the shanghai cooperation organization or the s e o is seen by some analysts as a sort of counterweight to the groupings led to dominated by western countries such as the g seven now the s e o was set up in two thousand and one china and russia being the leaders of this grouping whether or not it means the c.e.o. can step up to fill this void or china even to fill this void now we live in fear but what we are seeing is china increasingly ready to step on to the world stage even forging alliances with old rivals such as india to chip away at the dominance led by dominance let by the u.s. and other western countries in the international world order saudi arabian state television says three civilians have been killed in the south of the country are understood to have died following a missile attack by yemeni based rebels a three year conflict has killed more than ten thousand people in yemen and displaced at least three million leaders from saudi arabia the uni

laurie smith needed 50% and she's falling short of that, former undersheriff and second in command john hirokawa in second place with 30% of the vote. sheriff smith is seeking a sixth termac lot of controversies over last four years, including the death of inmate michael tie rea beaten by ef smiths deputies. but the sheriff says she's making improvements. she spoke to us last night. >> we have done a lot of jail reform. but we're doing great work in the sheriff's office and i'm looking forward to another four years. >> numbers show me right now that most likely there will be a runoff in november but the majority of the voters who cast their ballots are indicating they want change. >> we'll see if that change will come in the fall. that was john hirokawa. >>> now to a proposition h, it woul equip san francisco police officers with tasers, 50% voted no on the pressure and 39% voted yes. >>> now to other news this morning. today the fbi will shed new light on a student accused of threatening to shoot up his classmates in the east bay. >> the boy attends valley view middle school in pleasan

doughstinning again challengers here, kent beaus, sheek a read as well as the other -- right there, laurie parker. sorry about that. now to ward five, incumbent ken on mack duffy easily winnit agains four other incumbents. charles allen declared the win ner against challenger lisahundr s right now fig ton. we'll of course continue to follow tha coming up on the final five and of course tomorrow at five at six:poet 30 take a look, do you recognize this man in detectives are trying to identify a serial hotel rapist. this is a composite sketch of the man police have been looking for since 1998. investigators believe he is responsible for raping at least s women over a seven-year span. many of those victims were housekeepers. they linkedut dna they have not been able to match his dna with a namcu >> but ptors did make an indictment. d.c. currently has a 15 a year stat euft limitation s for first degree sexual abuse. but d.c. law allows us to indict a unknown offendernder the sean none of john doe. when his identity hah been ested with reasonable certainty by his dna profile. the suspect's dna

most vulnerable women men anyone who abuses a child needs to go to prisonsanta clara county sheriff laurie smith tells me right now there are 3 victims, and possibly a 4th. ,, the victims are 15 and 16 years old.the investigation into alleged abuse started in april.sisco was then a student-teacher at bernal middle school in san jose.the oak grove school district tells kron 4 news it immediately removed her from the classroom, when it learned of the accusations.sot how they knew the victims was through families and friends it had nothing to do with the school.the victims attend a local high school.and the sheriff says investigators collected "extensive evidence of a graphic sexual nature." some showed the two suspects bragged to each other about their encounters calling themselves "sexual deviants." sisco is being held without bail at the elmwood women's jail in milpitas on multiple counts of sex with minors. pourani posted 60-thousand dollars bail.sot if convicted they will be registered sex offenders justine waldmanthe sheriff's office worries there could be other victims, which is why th

. >> reporter: sheriff laurie smith announced the arrest of 72-year-old stephen crawford. a security card at the time of the -- guard at the time of the murder. crawford had been a person of interest from the start. but they never had enough evidence to arrest him until recently. sophisticated technological advancements. authorities were able to link his dna to the crime. >> we were trying to talk to him. you could see them through the window tryin open the door. >> reporter: deputies served a search warrant at crawford's appointment in san jose. when he knocked on his door, he took his own life with a gunshot. the apartment manager says crawford's health was failfound hey, we got a stiff here. >> reporter: scott harold reporting -- reported on the killing back then. he said he always knew it was an insider. >> if you look at the way he was laid out, ugly and ritualistic. this is probably done by somebody -- it would have taken him maybe 30 minutes to do this. and that's somebody who knows that he's not going to be interrupted. >> reporter: while the sheriff office called

. >> laurie metcalf was a hillary, jill stein reporter. i lik about it, sh happened in so many families and relationships. and basically so many people having their lives broken apart. >> there's a lot of precedence for this, you know. loves raymond."know, "everybody there's been lot of great families. "the wing of queens." >> an th"teyhr'see swapped out -- >> "all in the famil" >> they swapped out chrissy in "all in the family." no. "three's company." >> different conversation. it's all right. we'll be right back. >> i'm tre with you. ♪ that, do i? o worry about actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing necrest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and li cisllcaniovy to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. new gum deto crest.omxi, fyfr gums a good. so is my check up! crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. everythings ne. a lot happens on your w

our school lauri's an unsecure of border region where locking many things here teachers school supplies instruments we can offer our students many opportunities like this . one. to mark sun has seen better days. tourists exploring the sahara used to come here. but now the area is considered too dangerous. middle of love they give me lots of people rely on selling souvenirs to tourists and now having a hard time feeding their families he is it is such a sad finite to me this scene but as you can see. extremists benefit from this lack of prospects. thanks to. the music project is one way to give the locals hope and broaden their minds. they even get a chance to have fun doing some amateur conducting. and students from a neighboring town get to perform a song they wrote themselves. the games lacy did release eighty eight isn't just a one off concert it's also helping the schools set up music clubs for interested students. and. and saying we're going to work together trying to get more musical instruments so the kids here have more possibilities. and we want to change attitudes and i'm sure

the opportunity to work alongside his mentor laurie benjamin one of the u.k.'s leading our surgeons so you see over there are microscope dr and bony doing the searches together with the dr benjamin it's it's amazingly well equipped the proper modern you know for a long period really expected when you come into the plane incredible. i wanted to show you another interactive feature albeit on the aircraft is this monitor over here so we have eighteen cameras onboard we have the opportunity a podcast and everything that's happening in the main operating theatre to the front classroom and as i can hear is a sudden voice yes said the surgeon doing the surgery as wearing a microphone so during surgery he's explaining the procedure step by step to the front from classroom and it also gives the ability of the participants in the training doctors to ask questions and opens up a fair after another forty eight people in the course exactly mazie. doctor in bali which is just have the operation how did it was. it went. we were trying to correct this when to reach in here in

new show called "the conners" premieres this fall with much of the old cast including john goodman, lauriearah gilbert. abc says roseanne will have no financial or creative involvement in this new program. >>> and next to some jaw-dropping details about the spending habits of actor john deputy. >> in a new interview he says he spends more than $30,000 a month on wine. more than that. now, the figure is part of a lawsuit against depp filed by his former managers. he also claims he's blown 200 grand a month on private planes, nearly that much on security and $300,000 a month on a staff of 40 people. >>> england, meanwhile, england has a serious crisis on its hands amid the world cup and a heat wave. it is facing a looming beer shortage. >> brewers are running out of carbon dioxide, which is used to put the fizz in beer or keep it fresh. most of the plants that make co2 are in shorter supply. >> england fans are expected to drink an extra 14 million pints in the early stages of the world cup if they can be supplied. >> this is a crisis, indeed. >>> and you can call this a new health sensation

. >> reporter: sheriff laurie smith said the case was solved through diligence and technology. >> our detectives continued to piece together additional information to this tragic puzzle, and we were able recently to link crawford's dna to the crime scene. >> i'm not totally surprised. >> reporter: crime author scott harold says whoever killed perry was bound to be an insider, and the security guard who claimed he found the body fit the bill. >> her body was laid out in a kind of ritual fashion that probably took the killer a half an hour to do. that's somebody who knows the rhythms of the church, knows that he will not be interrupted. >> reporter: the sheriff says investigators will continue sifting through crawford's belongings to check for more evidence as well as any link to other unsolved murders. but she said at least one cold case has been solved, though never resolved. >> a mother and father lost a daughter. a husband lost a wife. >> reporter: stanford university also released a statement thanking the investigators and the sheriff's department and saying it remains a heart-wren

i think it's possible. >> look at the year laurie metcalf has had on broadway.re's going to be curiosity in the beginning to see how it works out. have to make sure it's great. >> to make it natural and what happens in the family her departure seem organic and part of the story, right, what happens with dan and the sister and the kids, those are things people will be interested in. if they're rendered cleverly and compellingly as the show has been twice now, that can be done. >> what do you think they'll do with roseanne? >> you don't think they -- what do you think they'll do with her? >> i don't know. i'm not going to pretend. i can think of funny things they might do and maybe sad things. i'd hope whatever happens to the character, to her, is part and integral to the story line. they can't make that she's not there anymore. >> i will say think about all the jobs saved by trying to do this. >> exactly. in hollywood, this is a good thing too. the key thing is they're saved longer if the show is good. >> if it's great do you think at any point if the character i

the strong owner of bruno laurie and his daughter nina say that people aren't as spontaneous as they used to be and they fail to appreciate the nicer things in life . minimizes things in life are unexpected that meet someone in the biz truro have a drink and leave only three hours later that's the unexpected side of life this is . the town's mayor is pinning his hopes on that something people here haven't seen before. you've got to make people want to see what's going on inside and to give them the desire to come back again. when they walk in the door they should say wow. but blue lawyer who's tried just about everything to draw more guests to his establishment has his doubts about that idea. but they were in a town in the champagne region you can find champagne are never resellers see it everywhere but no start like opening a bar in a place without champagne and. the town's mayor says the beast early experience is about more than the beverage served it's about the company. the political top all that but when we go on holiday what do we do in the evenings we go out to the village squ

. >> reporter: santa clara county sheriff laurie smith says this man, steve crawford, is responsiblearlis perry, a former security guard who made the call to police after claiming he found the body of the 19-year-old inside stanford's memorial church in 1974. thursday morning sheriff's deputies had attempted to serve him with a warrant in his apartment here on camden avenue in san jose. after technical improvements linked dna evidence found on perry's clothes to crawford. but he shot himself before making direct contact with deputies. after 43 years of questions, a family and community have some closure. >> mother and father lost a daughter. a husband lost a wife. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says it hasn't found any evidence suggesting they knew each other. the investigation into crawford and any possible connection he might have to other murders is just beginning. the sheriff's office is expected to release more information on the case later today. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. fire crews have been on the scene of a wind blown brush

in indicated that they think he can pardon self and there's legal precedence for this article to laurie and larry as a as a constitutional follower and reader of the constitution i've taught it i will tell you there is nothing in article two that suggest that donald trump in any way or any president has a right to pardon himself so the executive power does not extend in that way but the fact that donald trump is even floating this idea of this remember if you accept the pardon you are admitting and acknowledging guilt and the fact they don't trump is even floating this idea out there for the some of those people who are supporting dollar trump and like him or hate him point of the matter is he would be acknowledging that he engaged in some criminal conduct on some level so i think that's got to get the american public's attention you think leaked that memo. you know i don't know larry but i have to believe that it was certainly someone close to donald trump and his team because i think what they want to do is to increase the public disincentive a day to pardons but remember most preside

interesting postscript it must be said monica spitz doctors say two huge mistakes by liverpool goalkeeper laurie scullery is in their champions league final defeat to real madrid could have been because of concussion the german was caught on the head by rail of captain sergio ramos minutes before his first blunder which allowed the spaniards to take the lead in european soccer showpiece last month he later made another error which gave ryall a three one victory canniest was distraught afterwards and underwent medical checks last week in boston where liverpool's owners are based. well german fans and media are still trying to come to terms with coach. dropping young forward leroy sunday from his world cup squad it was the biggest shock on the day all coaches had to name their final twenty three man squad for the tournament in russia which kicks off in nine takes time. all the hard work in germany's training camp came down to this day coach walking live had to cut four players ending their world cup dream a tough job obviously he. was incredibly close and i think it was the money if it had been on

the strong owner of bruno laurie and his daughter nina say that people aren't as spontaneous as they used to be and they fail to appreciate the nicer things in life . minimizes things in life or unexpected that they meet someone in the bistro have a drink and leave only three hours later that's the unexpected side of life is that . the town's mayor is pinning his hopes on the younger generation he likes the concept proposed by met you are by the twenty three year old wants to open a champagne bar here in the heart of the champagne region he aims to attract tourists and locals alike. who for a champagne bar. that's something people here haven't seen before. you've got to make people want to see what's going on inside and to give them the desire to come back again. or when they walk in the door they should say wow. but bloom a lot here who's tried just about everything to draw more guests to his establishment has his doubts about that idea. with a cover noting be that we're in a town in the champagne region you can find champagne or never resellers see it everywhere but no it's not lik

happening now and what might happen in the future so once more i think we must have this judge led laurie to build upon the ground work of the i.s.c. and finally i would say this in two thousand and thirteen britain's coalition government of the time conservative coalition government passed a piece of legislation which was called the justice and security act and that allowed for secret court hearings in in cases against the security agencies and i think that's really problematic and and that act needs to be reviewed in light of all of this as well we haven't got time for a second gretchen i'm sorry but you can see the in many ways this these two reports on the aftermath of them before from almost as many questions as they've answered in all of this and the fallout is going to continue throughout the day and we'll have more later thank you for that paul the lawyers representing the united arab emirates are preparing before the united nations highest court at the hague has taken the u.a.e. to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockad