<"officer michael davis and danny oliver are individuals whose death represent a deep loss to our societyup with a family with an alcoholic father, and a mother who was continually fighting depression.">( james ) bracamontes faced a total of 15 charges and was found guilty on all counts. ( james ) coming up on the kron four morning news... singer "childish gambino" announced his north american tour. we'll tell you when he'll be coming to the bay area. (ácommercialá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) 'childish gambino'-- has announced a north american tour. the tour begins in atlanta before coming to oakland's oracle arena in september. hit latest album -- 'awaken, my love' - got three grammy nominations and one win. . donald glover is his real name ... and he says he'll retire the 'childish gambino' name 'childish he'll retire the 'childish gambino' name after his next album. he's also busy with movies...with upcoming roles in disney's live-action adaptation of "the lion king"-

(sot) "officer michael davis and danny oliver are individuals whose death represent a deep loss to ourociety" bracamontes faced a total of 15 charges. he was foung guilty on all counts...includi ng five special circumstances.. .and is now eligible for the death penalty. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful if not cool day from the land to the sea. there's was hardly a cloud in the sky as high pressure builds overhead. it's going to be a little cool if you're going out tonight but there will be plenty of stars. lows tonight will be chilly in the 30s in some of the valleys with 40s around the bay and coast. it's all quiet on the doppler as the storm clouds have moved out for now. but on the satellite you can see the next storm off the coast. it's not a strong storm but it could bring some showers toward the middle of the week. tomorrow will be a little warmer but we'll also see a few high clouds moving across our skies. highs will be in the low 60s to low 70s. we'll see increasing clouds on wednesday leading to a chance of showers wednesday night and thursday. we'll have a short break aft

he confessed to killing sacramento county sheriff's deputy michael oliver and michael davis do -- jr.2017. he has asked to be executed. however, public defenders are expected to present weeks of evidence to spare his life. at several points during the trial, he had propane outburst in court, prompting the judge to remove him from the courtroom. today, he appeared briefly but asked to be excused. the judge allowed him to watch a video feed of the proceedings from a remote cell. >>> a statewide teacher strike in west virginia moved into its second week today with teachers taking demands to the state capital. teachers walked off the job on february 22nd over pay and benefits. last week, their union and the governor reached a deal for a 5% pay raise. but the state senate rejected a plan and teachers refused to return to their classrooms. the strike has kept 75,000 students out of school. any teachers and school employees say they would rather be back at work but say they have come too far to back down. >> i have stuck from the beginning. not really liking the whole work stoppage. but seei

. >> the aunt of victim detective michael davis jr. she is also a retired law enforcement official.ur family has been through so much. do you feel like you're getting some justice now that he has been sentenced to death? >> yes. we are so thankful to the sacramento -- the people of sacramento county and the judge there for the verdict that came through. ainsley: pam, your nephew, michael jr. was the one that was killed by that man that we just saw in court. your older brother or your brother michael senior died 26 years before his son did doing the same thing. giving up his life for our country, for service to this country. tell us about these two men. >> they were both really wonderful people. my brother was -- he wanted to be a cop from the day he could talk. and his life was law enforcement. and he was working narcotics task force on the border. fighting illegal drugs coming in when he was killed. and then two out of three of his sons got into law enforcement and it came to northern california where my husband and i both worked for placer county. michael jr. we got him a job with

well at bridgeport camera 22 company 22, daniel 22 of bristol, michael 26 at bridgeport, kia, 15 of hartford, dion, 30 bridgeport, kelly davis, 30, jackson 36 of hartford, 49 in bridgeport, this is just the tip of the iceberg. as to what has happened since sandy hook just in my state of connecticut representing only 1% of the population. my six-year-old should not be locked inside a bathroom smooshed together with 24 classmates preparing for the day when the shooter potentially walks into his public elementary school. we have a duty to act. i yield the floor. >> i rise among my colleagues today to address what has become the norm for our kids in schools and across this country. october 1 in las vegas we saw the worst mass shooting in history of the country. innocent concertgoers attending and entertainment venues outdoors. fifty-eight were killed, 500 were injured. at the hands of a madman with an assault weapon. in the past five years we have lost an average of ten children each year to gun violence in nevada alone. today a memory of the 50 children from my home state who will never get the chance to grow up and graduate hi

second quarter, davis with the dish from michael humphreys.oints, 20 rebounds. and, reid travis, this guy can move. reminds me of a young blake griffin. 14 points, 11 rebounds for stanford. they go up three midway through the fourth. but here's the guy for the cowboys, jeffrey carol hits the three, leaving everybody with 26 points. that's the decider. late in the fourth quarter, 71- 65, and of the line for the stanford cardinal. >>> you probably think coaching an nba team is one of the best jobs you can ever have. boy, ty lue of the cleveland cavaliers is going to leave coaching indefinitely. listen to his symptoms. he can't sleep, suffering from chest pains and coughing up blood. he had a verbal altercation last week with lebron james on the bench and he is going to step aside. like i said, he thinks it's going to be a short while. i don't know. he is just 40 years old. those symptoms sound pretty serious. somebody who knows a lot about coaching with health issues, that would be the warriors' own steve kerr. >> i feel for him. we are thinking

daniel karin, michael watt continues, kion hough, dion rodney, calley davis, noris jackson, edwardo hanna, guy moore, 26 in waterbury. that's just the tip of the iceberg as to what has happened since sandy hook just in my state of connecticut representing only 1% of the population. my 6-year-old shouldn't be locked inside a bathroom, smushed together with 24 of his classmates, preparing for the day when a shooter potentially walks into his public elementary school. we have a duty to act. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. ms. cortez masto: thank you. i rise along with my colleagues today to address what has become unfortunately the norm for our kids in schools and across this country. october 1 in las vegas, we saw the worst mass shooting in the history of this country. innocent concertgoers attending an entertainment venue outdoors. 58 whether killed, 500 injured at the hands of a madman with an assault weapon. in the past five years, we have lost an average of ten children each year to gun violence in nevada alone, and today i sp

improving police- community relation, the mothers of eric garner, michael brown, alter scott, tamir rice, trayvon martin, jordan davis, of course. some of these were not directly police issues but they were sons that lost their lives as african-american young men and sandra bland, her mother is a dear friend of mine, lost their lives in ways that should not be. the same morse of those law enforcement who have lost their lives and they mourn. what about bringing them together? many of the mothers of young african-americans are obviously people of color but we've lost many in the law enforcement in the same way my point is that the pain of mothers, the pain of african-american mothers, should be treated with dignity. the idea of a mother being on assistance to provide for her children, to be in public housing, should be no labels. there should not be a definition of supplemental food stamps as a handout as much as it is a hand up. and no one should be trying to save money in the united states congress by providing boxes of food versus a nutritious system or nutrition system that food stamps allow which is to allow some

michael humphrey delivers a hard foul to jeffrey carro carroll. carroll drains a late three in the fourth. right there, he had a game high 26. last chance for the cardinal. davise key three to make it a four-point game. but o.k. state, 71-65 victory. >>> seeking their first 30-win season in school history against washington, misses the lay-up, jock there for the put-back, gales lead. in the second, good ball movement, leads to a calvin hermanson three. in the third, more nice passing for st. mary's, jordan ford open in the corner for another three. right now the gales up 77-74 in the fourth. highlights coming up at 11:00. >>> raiders signed unrestricted free agent quarterback josh johnson. the oakland tech grad played college ball at san diego. was drafted by tampa in the fifth round in 2008. he's never really found a home in the nfl. been with ten teams in ten years. but the 6'3", 220-pounder is a solid backup candidate at quarterback. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by toyota. more warrior injury, all four all-stars out. under 15 games left. it's going to be interesting down the stretch to see. injuries that really affect you. fractured thum

davis is here with the story. linsey, we don't know how this all ends yet. >> reporter: good morning, michael, you're right.? prior to the episode, they said it would rock "bachelor" nation to its core. two women. >> i'm very much in love with arie. i know that he is the guy that i want to be with. >> i have never doubted him and his integrity and what he's saying for a second. >> reporter: along with millions of viewers, driven to the brink by a shockingly callous bachelor. >> i don't think you have anything else to say. like -- i'm not the one for you. i want you to go. >> reporter: during last night's finale, arie, the bachelor known as the kissing bandit, sent lauren packing. >> i'm so sorry. >> reporter: choosing becca to have and to hold until his dying day. >> becca, will you marry me? >> of course. >> reporter: but then, he did the unthinkable. >> i'm just -- um -- i've had a change of heart. >> you're making me really nervous right now, what's up? >> reporter: a move so bold, it required a split screen. >> how do i start this conversation? the more i hung out with you, the more i felt like i was lo

i do think michael avenatti, as you said on your show, has laid some powerful legal traps for donald trump. but i also think you don't need to be like the legal davy crockett to trap donald trump. i think he is his own worst enemy here there are two possibilities, right? one is the one you mentioned, which is that stormy daniels has some things, some evidence, some proof that the president's trying to suppress. the second is that there are other women out there who we haven't yet heard from who also signed ndas, who also were pressured by michael cohen in the trump organization not to tell their stories, and the trump lawsuit is an effort to fire a warning shot at them. but i absolutely agree that there is some unknown thing, some unknown person, some unknown piece of evidence that donald trump or michael cohen must be trying to suppress because their strategy makes absolutely zero, zero sense otherwise. >> dahlia, i just wanted to stay with this for one round as a legal matter. because i think a lot of the audience doesn't understand how this works in civil litigation. in criminal litigation, you're charged with a crime. it's not up to you how th

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odds—on favourite un de sceaux beaten by balko des flos, ridden by davy russell, who's having a brilliant week, and owned by michaelsouthgate look to test out something different in the upcoming friendlies against the netherlands and italy. i think, though, on paper it's not a squad from which an abundance of depth or quality will immediately jump out. four uncapped players have been named. burnley‘s solid season has been rewarded with call—ups for defenderjames tarkowski and keeper nick pope. bournemouth midfielder cook has been called up for the second time — you may remember he helped england's u2o squad lift the world cup last year. manchester united's ashley young and arsenal midfielderjack wilshere return to the fold, as southgate takes another look at his options, ahead of this summer's world cup. so i've got to now, leading into a world cup, look at — who are the players we believe can play at the level, who are the players that have done well for us in the past? are playing well for clubs and are getting their first call—up. so there's a little bit more complex minefield to get through. arsenal midfielder

our linsey davis is in westchester, new york, where they're still cleaning up as the new snow moves in. good morning, linsey. >> good morning, michaelily for example, look at the mess that remains. downed power lines, tree limbs and this massive tree that fell, crashed the front of their car, did narrowly avoid hitting their car. they have a generator going to keep the sump pump on. they haven't had a chance to get the insurance company to come out and look from the last storm's damage. however, the good news, you still have the utility crews tirelessly working 16-hour shifts, crews from as far as michigan say they will continue to work through the storm unless the winds get above 30 miles per hour. >> all right, thank you, linsey. >> thank goodness for those power crews, they work around the clock >>> the storm is also leading to whiteout conditions, possible flooding. let's check back in rob. >> thankfully we won't see 2 feet of snow in new york here. light rain on the radar now. the coastal low will be intensifying as it goes through the day. the snows will intensify as well from philadelphia to new york. boston, you'll see a mix

our linsey davis is in westchester, new york, where they're still cleaning up as the new snow moves in. good morning, linsey. >> good morning, michaelgoes out to these homeowners, this particular family for example, just look at the mess that remains. you have these downed power lines, tree limbs and this massive tree that fell, crashed the front of their car, but did narrowly avoid hitting their house. these houses right here still without power. they have a generator going to keep the sump pump on. because water is still filling the basement. they haven't had a chance to get the insurance company to come out and look from the last storm. they're worried about that storm's damage and what's coming ahead potentially. however, the good news, you still have these utility crews tirelessly working 16-hour shifts, some crews from as far as michigan say they will continue to work through this storm unless the winds get above 30 miles per hour. at that point they have to come down from the buckets because it's simply too dangerous. >> thank you, linsey. back-to-back storms. >> thank goodness for those power crews, they work around the cloc

michael cohen made the original payment to stormy. he's claiming she owes him millions for speaking out. we'll hear that after this report from linsey davis on multiple occasions, stormy daniels has denied ever having an affair with donald trump. she says she lied about the affair in the past because she was threatened and bullied. but now she's risking it all to tell the truth. >> it was entirely consensual? >> oh, yes. yes. >> you work in an industry where condom use is an issue. did he use a condom? >> no. >> reporter: the president and first lady a thousand miles apart. >> melania trump had recently given birth to a son just a few months before. did he mention his wife or child at all in this? >> i asked and he brushed it aside and said, oh, yeah, yeah. don't worry about that. we have separate rooms. >> reporter: trump spent his sunday evening alone at the white house. the first lady remained behind at mar-a-lago. her spokesperson saying, she'll stay here for spring break with her son as per tradition. and later tweeted, i know the media is enjoying speculation and salacious gossip, i would like to remind people there is a minor child

michael. >> now to new developments in that trial we've been following in tennessee. a school bus driver taking the stand defending himself as he faces charges for a crash that killed six children. abc's linsey davis>> reporter: this morning, the fate of the bus driver accused of killing six elementary school students is in the hands of a jury in a case so emotionally charged several of the victims' family members have left the courtroom in tears. >> those kids died because of and only because of johnthony walker's recklessness. >> reporter: on wednesday 25-year-old johnthony walker the man behind the wheel of the school bus in this 2016 crash, told the jury he tried to save lives. i >> i went to the back of the bus. the door was already open and -- and i tried to assist in that way. >> reporter: video captures the aftermath. elementary school children trying to escape after it flipped on its side. that's walker running to students stuck in the back. the driver disputes the prosecutor's claims that he was on the phone driving off route and traveling 20 miles per hour over the speed limit when he lost control. >> were you talking on the phone in the moments before this dent happened? >> no. >> pros