david mallory, too.etectives had a theory cooking -- that carter and david killed ashlea, out of revenge for being fired for the burglary. but they also wanted ashlea's keys to the american eagle. because they were planning to rob the store again. those keys were the only thing missing from the murder scene. and when store manager chris cravey looked at his surveillance video from earlier that morning, he told police what they wanted to hear. >> reporter: describe what you saw on the videotape. >> somebody dressed in dark clothes with their face wrapped walk right up to the store and try to get in with keys. >> reporter: that, he said, was carter trying to pull off another, bigger burglary. police just knew -- one day after killing ashlea and taking her keys, carter was trying to break into american eagle where this time, tens of thousands of dollars -- the black friday profits -- were in the safe. but the key didn't fit, because after ashlea was murdered, chris cravey changed the locks. >> i wasn't gonn

mallory says the chinese gave it to them.aid this is a better way to communicate with you, information or if you have something important. >> reporter: fbi agencies found incriminating exchanges. thank you for your trust. from now on we need to be much u more cous. that's important. mallory responding, quote, i will send more documents when payments are made. when issuing his ruling, the judge stressed that had the information transmitted by mallory compromised human assets risked peoples liv then the stents would have been far more serious. in alexandria, david culver, news 4. >>> the 20 year prison sentence is less than the life sentence ought by prosecutors, but more than the 10-year term requested by the defense. malloryey lawyers say th plan to appeal. >>> a man accused of threatening to kill the family of a federal official is going to prison. a judge sentenced maka man to a year and a half in prison. he threatened -- the california man was upset about the agent's decision on net neutrality. >>> a geoia man is suing was

in april, 2017, mallory flew in from shanghai, chi. u.s. customs officials searched his bags. inside more than $16,000. hat got investigators digging deeper. two months later they searche is leesburg home on scene with canine teams, even a bomb command y nter. thewere looking for evidence of espionage. they found a cell phone. mallory says the chinese gave it to him. >> they said this is a better way if we need to communicate with you, you know, information or vice versa, you can tk about it. >> they relied on those cell phone changes to ultimately convict mallory. it was intesting, the judge also adding that had the information transmitte from mallory to the chinese nationals compromised human access, essentially risk people lives in china, it would have been for more ended up going less than le and about 20 years in prison. >> thank you, david. u> right now there is a desperate searchnder way for a teenager in he b s pore ri gege's days. gabriela is 15 and was last see. that's near charles carroll middle school. call the police if you know where she is. >>> the family of a j

the chinese national messaging mallory saying thank you for your trust. from now on we need to beore cautious. mallory responding i will send more documents when payments ard ma when issuing his ruling the judge stressed that had the information transmitted by pal re compromised human advocates, risked people's lives, the sentence would have been far more serious. avid culver, news 4. >>> a lawyer for the fbi got in trouble with the feds herself. she's accused of stealing from theas military b exchange at marine base quantico. nly on news 4, slocott macfarlae looks at the case and why the thefts aren't as rare as you think. >> the feds won't release her name. we know she's an attorney. the woman stole co etics a discount store available for military families. i prosecutors alexandria filed charges against her but deferred prosecution in return for her completing 125 hours of community service. a recent news 4 i-team investigation reveals hundreds t offts from local military base exchanges over a three year span. some of them by employees, but more often b

that night, however, three men, who were enslaved, sheppard mallory, frank baker, and james townsend decided to make a daring move. knowing -- by the way, this picture shows you what the hampton roads actually looks like -- with this little skiff that these three men got on in the middle of the night. and knowing, of course, that if they stayed with colonel mallory, they would be taken far from their families who were in hampton. they planned their escape, and they got aboard this ship late in the night, with the full moon and rode across night with the treacherous hampton roads to fort monroe, arriving in the early morning hours of the next day on may 24. the men encountered a reconnaissance group from fort monroe, whereupon they requested sanctuary. later that morning, they were brought before general benjamin butler for interrogation. now, the typical response would have been for butler to refuse sanctuary to these escaping slaves, as other union generals in occupied regions throughout the south had already done. lincoln really declined to formulate a policy regarding escaped slav

the family purchased a brand- new, 2019 model asked when mallory was eight months pregnant.his was three days after taking the car home, the model asked accelerated right into her, breaking her bones, and sending her into premature labor. >> she was pinned against the garage wall for about 10 minutes . in that time, her pelvis was fractured in three different spots. her right femur was also broken. >> reporter: this is the attorney for the family admits that her 2-year-old son was inside the test at the time of the crash. he did sneak into the car while his mother was unloaded groceries. they are saying that the design is at fault. >> that is the argument. this vehicle does not operate like a normal car. it is so easy that a child that is not even potty trained can somehow operate it and throte >> reporter: it tesla responded in a letter saying after reviewing the diagnostic log data, the vehicle was operating as designed and responded appropriately to the inputs applied. in this case, some of those inputs were reportedly coming from your client young son. the family cannot

the mother mallory harcourt she lives in santa barbara. she claims it happened last december after she and her 2-year-old son returned home from getting groceries. she says she put her model x in park, took her son inside to change his diaper. he hopped in the driver's seat, harcourt 8 months pregnant at the time says she crossed in front of the suv to retrieve her son, the model x accelerated, lifting her off her feet and pinned her against the garage ball. the impact broke her leg and pelvis and forced her into premature labor. they claim tesla should have a system that prevents acceleration with the go wing doors opened, better software to prevent unintended acceleration. it says a traffic highway administration is aware of unintend acceleration involving tesla vehicles. business insiders report that tesla sent harcourt's attorney a letter, writing that da from her model x shows her suv quote responded to the operator's input as designed, unquote and her 2-year-old son provided some inp inputs. the brake was pressed. the driver's door c

. >>> estamos con mallory de sousa y jorge salinas c.r en sus casa. espero que lo pasen bien haciÉndola. >>> viendo del otro lado de la calle y ahora aquÍ. >>> ¿n quito tuyo y no mucho tuyo?. >>> dividido por el amor de la familia, los hijos, la exmujer. tiene una relaciÓn de 10 aÑos. va a estar llevando las cosas en esta historia. >>> hablen me y descubre el dÍa de su hace cochinadas con las mujeres. >>> todo esto viene con una pizca de comedia. y son situaciones que telle ban a comedia. no es culpa mÍa. es culpa de quien escribiÓ. la vas a pasar increÍble. se la van a gozar. >>> ahora estamos acÁ. del otro lado de la banqueta. >>> toda la suerte del mundano se pueden perder un poquito tuyo a partir de esta noche a las 8/7 centro por telemundo. es todo lo que tengo ahora regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >>> un poquito tuyo. >>> estÁn guapos de verdad. va a estar buena la novela. >>> lo bueno que sale de la normal la novela. de la rutina. >>> sin tanto drama. >>> el amor... >>> asÍ es. >>> elsic hall en new york. fue el escenario perf

mallory harcourt filed the lawsuit in alameda county superior court. harcourt lives in santa barbara, but she says the incident last december broke her leg, fractured her pelvis, and forced her into premature labor. "business insider" is reporting that tesla sent har court's attorney a letter defending herself writing that data from her model s shows her suv responded to the operator's hangts as designed. where we're seeing the nasdaq, s&p 500, and the dow all up. the dow up 20 points right now. stocks traded slightly higher a fears over the global economy slowing down. >>> a scary story out of houston addingth video by now. it was last night's cubs and astros g minute maid park when a hard-hit foul ball struck and injured a little girl. chicago's albert almora hit that ball. from the video you can see immediately he knew something went terribly wrong. almora was visibly shaken up, even seen crying between innings. he and his teamma about it after couldn't hold it. >> reporter: they quickly rushed that little girl upstairs. our houston stationas tr sho

i'm joined now by mallory san b. anthony list, a national pro-life organization.lcome to the "newshour". > thank you so much for having me. the state of missouri is saying it's got to close the planned parenthood clinic because that clinic, they say, is violating health standards. >> mm-hm >> reporteru heard dr. leana wen of plannede parenthood, they say theor hst e just keeps trying to move the goalpost, that their real aim is just to close tclinic and stop abortions in missouri totally. what your take on that? >> i think we just have to look at the facts. it was ats patient complaint tht actually prompted the investigation into the clinic, and they fund multiple violations. a woman who went in for an ortion actually remained pregnant. botchedtalk of abortions, failure to do proper informed consent. actually, an ambulance has beenn called to this particular facility in st. louis more than 70 times since 2009. that, as she mentioned, a public health crisis. l that soundse a public health crisis to me.cr we know what happens when public health offinals don'tect abo

. >> reporter: inspiring people like mallory hagan. >> i think there's a lot of people who just sort of go, it's not my back yard. i don't really care, until it ends up in their back yard when it's too late. >> ms. america is -- >> reporter: she first rhoads to the national spotlight as miss amn 201 >> ms. new york! >> reporter: but hagen, who's from alabama traded her crown for politics, running for congress in 2018. she lost but learned valuable lessons along the way. she's here in montgomery today protesting the law. >> now we have someone who's a victim of rape or incest who has to carry a baby. a doctor would go do jail longer than my rapist. >> reporter: she went to the governor's office trying to convince kay ivy not to sign the bill. >> i can't even make an appointment. welcome to alabama. >> reporter: the alabama bill essentially outlaws abortion from the moment a woman becomes pregnant. the only exception would be if her life was in danger. 31-year-old dena was there yesterday when the bill passed. >> i was, of course, shocked about the amount of ignorance and the amount of

the harcor family purchased their brand new model x when mallory was 8 months pregnant. harchethe time of lawsuit alle poor model x design is at fault. >> that's their whole argument is that this vehicle doesn't operate like a normal car. it's so easy that a child that is not even potty-trained can somehow operate it and it full throttle. >> tesla responded to harcor's letter. and said the vehicle was operating as designed and responded appropriately to the input supplied. albeit, in this case, some of those inputs were reportedly coming from your client's young son. the family's attorney said tesla had not turned over the car's diagnostic log. >>> in houston, a foul ball hit at last night's astros game. a player fell to his knees and is later seen crying. >> this was the fourth moment in last night's cubs' game. when albert almora hit a bault, the ball strike a young girl. you can see how almora sees it and is distraught. >> the moment i hit it, i locked eyes on her. >> fans stopped during the play. this woman covered her mouth with her hand. and almora fell to his knee

talib and you'll see over the course of the last few days postings from tamika mallory and fellow organizer. tamika says louis farrakhan is the greatest of all time. the same guy who said, quote, so when they talk about farrakhan, call me a hater, you do what they do, call me an anti-semite, stop it. i'm anti-termite. or satanic jews have infected the whole world with deceit. or what he said of adolf hitler to nazi germany responsible for murdering six million jewish people, quote, he was a very great man. we have members of this chamber who have associated themselves with farrakhan not just tamika. i mentioned linda, she said, quote, only jews are the one that is condone violence against arabs and school with the mosques being attacked. we have an issue in this chamber. we need to do something about it. not mask it. not empower it. not elevate it. it must be identified and crushed. and no, madam speaker, i'm not coming to this floor and apologizing to my colleagues who push it. i will amol guise to everyone across this country offended by the lack of action by the speaker. madam speaker, y

the mother, mallory harcourt. she claims the incident happened last december after she and her two-year-old son came home from getting groceries. she says she put it into park. he ran out and dropped into the driver's seat. harcourt 8 months pregnant says she crossed in front of the suv, the modem x with the door still opened accelerated lifting her off her feet and pinned her against the garage wall. the impact broke her leg and forced her into premature labor. the model says tesla should have proper driver's seat sensors and a system that should prevent it from accelerating with the wing doors opened and better software to prevent better acceleration. business insiders said tesla sent harcourt's attorney a letter defending herself writing data shows her suv quote responded to the operator's input as designed and her 2-year-old son provided some input. the data shows the brakes were pressed. the driver door closed and that the gearshift was put in drive and that over the next six seconds, both the brake and accel

mallory recounts her tenure as former senior advisor, president barack obama. on "afterwards", you talk republican senator mike lee offers his thoughts on the overreach of government. that's off this weekend on booktv, check your cable card for a complete schedule. now on c-span2, booktv. more television for serious readers. ... ... who has graciously come back to the festival this year to talk about his latest book, a memoir of time leading the 1990s investigation into whitewater and the matter during the 10 years of bill clinton. when you have been in the white-hot center of the public eye has he has judges * probably needs no introduction but i will give you a quick snapshot of some of his distinguished career in law and public service. is a graduate of george washington university, brown university law school. he was the us solicitor general. he was dean of the pepperdine law school. he was chancellor and president of baylor university. he's been a very distinguished private attorney with firms in california, texas and washington dc. he also is something ca

in a lawsuit filed by mallory harcourt of santa barbara says she was 8 month pregnant when her tesla accelerated forward. she went into labor. the car had tesla reportedly looked at the car data and believed her young son may have caused the car to accelerate. it was sitting in the driver's seat at the time. >>> a young sea lion is recovering after an unusual rescue in southern california. it happened tuesday. they spotted the male pup struggling to breathe. seaworld rescue crews found it with a diving mask wrapped around its neck preventing the sea lion from breathing. they saw the pup had a gash on it neck. the sea lion, we're happy to report is recovering at the rescue center at seaworld. once he's okay, he'llal catchin lot of attention with new comments about the investigation. what the a.g. says mueller could have done but didn't. >>> i'm scott budman, the unhappy, the happy and the protesting. we'll give you the report from today's facebook shareholders meeting just ahead. ne's got to . when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear yo

this one, southbound 880 at mallory. it is moved to the right shoulder. it is slowing down.ight need a little extra time. although they are working to clear that. also, slowing things down. an accident at 121. it's moved to the right shoulder. there is a little slowing as you move past that. i will get it to that east shore crash, in just a few moments. guys? >>> i'm katie nielsen, live in castro valley. some terrifying moments overnight. for two elderly women who live in this house here on parsons avenue. you can see all of the damage to the garage, after a stolen car smashed into the side of it. now, investigators are still trying to piece together what happened. but here is what we know so far. according to chp, right after midnight, a person reported they had just been carjacked on estedio avenue in san leandro. officers quickly found that. and when the driver didn't stop, they got into a pursuit. they were then joined by deputies from the alameda co s partnt. dung thasethiver crasd ueofrs say the driver th got out of the stolen car, ran from the scene and carjacked anot

thank you to mallory leonard for finding finding all of that video, and our producer l.j. >> i wouldto thank any hairstylist for not making me so dark. >> hey, guys, good morning. >> christine, you're such an inspiration, honestly, every morning, you are so bright eyed, clear headed. you are such an inspiration to the people like dave and me who do find occasionally these hours challenging. and then you just in your hearty mid western way, you just get in here and go to work. >> the early bird gets the worm, guys, come on. >> it's the farmer in her. >> and you promote air growth in your anchors, look what happens to briggs. >> i can't believe you found all of that tape. >> we really spent time finding that. kudos to our staff. >> congratulations, christine romans. >> it went so fast. >> fast? >> yeah. all these early mornings, thanks, guys. >> congratulations my friend. we're very happy for you. . >> we'll be right back. every season. behr semi-transparent stain. right now get incredible savings on behr. exclusively at the home depot. there's thousands of ingredients out there. the f

mallory recounts her tenure as former senior advisor, president barack obama. on "afterwards", you talk republican senator mike lee offers his thoughts on the overreach of government. that's off this weekend on booktv, check your cable card for a complete schedule. now on c-span2, booktv. more television for serious readers. ... ...

a sentence to 20 years in prison, kevin mallory of virginia convicted of selling classified informationated 2017 after caught returning from china with more than $16,000 in unreported cash. prosecutors say the agent either sent or intended to send information to expose assets in the field. now, back to "hannity." >> sean: his brand new book, "unfreedom of the press," the great one, mark levine digs deep to the dark history of "the new york times," "washington post," recently, "new york times" has been grappling with an scandal.tism weeks ago, the so-called paperda record, they were forced to answer why two cartoons appeared in the pape's international edition days apart. more disturbing, how anti-semitism and the hatred for israel. not only is it spreading across europe, it's becoming more and more main stream in the radical extreme democratic socialist party as congresswoman omar andr khalid have come under fire for anti-semetic remarks. much of the media, though, covers for them. >> there have been anti-muslim, you know, terrible comments as well. >> american muslims, above all, have

out there, the big story out there tonight is the investigation of a missing woman, amanda eller, mallory ripley's stomach police has called off the active search. no signs of foul play or struggle. police say searches have been conducted by helicopter, drones, and on foot, including the use of dogs, but there been no results so far for police say they will continue to investigate all credible leads. that's tonight's live look way outside the beltway. "special report" will be right back. pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. [kno♪king] ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable.

prosecutors say kevin mallory traveled to shanghai to meet with a chinese agent twice in 2017.,000. he was also caught on surveillance video scanning classified documents on a digital memory card at the post office. he plans to appeal. back to "watters' world." ♪ ♪ jesse: people watch movies to laugh and relax and unwind. many enjoy older films from decades ago which still hold up today, but writing in "the hill," christian toto wonders, will political correctness kill classic movies? the entertainment industry is under the watchful eye of the c. police. -- p.c. police. already some have come under heavy criticism from social justice activists. what else could wind up on the cutting room floor? joining me now to discuss, radio talk show host larry elder and political columnist kathy aru. all right, let's given with a classic movie, comedy that everybody loves that i'm not so sure would hold up today, blazing saddles. roll it. >> got that walk, it's all right. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. [speaking german] >> they're darker than us, woo f! jesse: kathy, ladies first

doctor linda mallory, the educational psychologist, good to hear your thoughts. thank you.tions under way we're going to be speaking to all the main uk parties here on the bbc news channel. and we want you to send us your questions. on tuesday at five thirty we'll have nigel farage of the brexit party, then the next day at the same time chuka umunna on change uk. you can email us at askthis@bbc.co.uk, text 61124 or use social media with the hashtag #bbcaskthis. time for a look at the weather. i have spent the week getting wet, have i just been i have spent the week getting wet, have ijust been unlucky or has it been shari? it has been whether in which to dodge downpours, we talk about this a lot, sunshine and showers, but what do we really mean? we are not talking about where it clouds over an reins for a few hours, we are talking about the weather where it looks fine but then a big cloud comes along and it drenches you, so i thought we would have a look at what we mean by showers and what causes them as well. the first thing you need to have showers really is no pressure a

prosecutors say kevin mallory was paid $25,000 for the information.tentially endanger the lives of others. evidence in the trial included surveillance video which prosecutors said showed them scanning classified documents onto a digital memory card and a post office. the justice department says he traveled to shanghai in 2017 to meet with the chinese agent. he did that twice. the attorneys say they will appeal the conviction. arthel: new development on the border crisis at home. the border patrol says it plans to fly hundreds of migrant detainees to san diego for processing to help relieve crowded facilities in texas. migrant families could also be flown to other places away from the southern border. jeff paul is following the story live from los angeles. reporter: border officials are still developing a plan on exactly where migrant families could be sent. some law enforcement officials in south florida say they are ready been put on notice. shares in broward and palm beach county same border patrol notified them that their communities could see up t

we are in houston, mallory, in michigan, we are heard around the country, but the best thing is whatomeone set of us he sent him to complement c-span as well. the horse race is the horse race. i will let congress deal with the mueller report. what we need to understand or the challenges we are facing with climate change, what we need to understand are the inequality. what we need to understand is for the democracy to survive, we need to figure out what we do with how we do redistricting, why the census matters we need to talk about. those issues that will be driving 2020. if you really, truly understand what the issues are and the urgency of those issues -- and i mean urgency -- that is why the young people are leading on guns. that is why the young people are leaving on climate change. you know why? because they are diet. i may die in five or 10 or 15 years, but they have their whole lives ahead of them, and if they do not change their leadership, they will not have a good quality of life. our guest is arnie arnesen. bob come on our line for independents, you are on the line with ar