michael ford facing a trial. a new date needs to be set for the trial. district three headquarters, brad news, abc7 news. jonathan: for the officer killed jacai colson. he was posthumously given the gold medal of valor. before he was killed he did shoot and wound ford that ended the attack on officers. nancy: john miller pleading no contest to misdemeanor reckless driving and guilty to fail to yield that killed tristan schulz and injured mindy schulz. the prosecutors dropped serious charges afte could not prove miller was using the cell phone at the time of the crash. jonathan: developing right now a growing crisis in california as the wildfires continue to spread across the state. if you have not seen the video it takes your breath away when you see it. at this hour we know 15 people confirmed dead as a result. we are learning that federal aid approved to fight back against the fire claimed lives and destroyed homes. tonight we are seeing not only the spreading flames but the smoldering aftermath. images pouring in showing block after block of destroyed

that was michael ford, the third brother. but it was a terrible incident in the history of this county and resource. michael ford opened fire in march of 2016 at the district police station. there was a shoot out and eventually an officer was shot and killed. to bullet was determined have come from a fellow police officer in the midst of the shooting. forward admitted he drove his brother michael to the police station and that he incident on his cell phone. he pleaded guilty to counts of second-degree murder. he will get 20 years behind bars. his younger brother, elijah, admitted that he was also art of the conspiracy. that he was in the back fit -- he was in the backseat of the car, knowing ivan fears -- open fire on police officers that day. michael ford's will and manifesto, what he was going to do. so the brothers pleaded guilty today. it was emotional in court. the court was packed with fellow police officers. court --hom came under came under fire. as was the family of the killed officer. go before theill court shortly.

michael ford sprayed the prince george's county district 3 police station in bullets in march of 2016other malik ford was looking at the possibility of life in prison for recording the shootout as it unfolded and miss directing officers who searched for the gunman as he fired. but through a plea deal his time in jail is capped at 20 years, and his brother elijah at 12 years. >> it does help. closure, however it comes, is beneficial to healing. >> reporter: during an exchange of gun fire, plain clothes detective jakai coleson was shot and killed. that landed two of the brothers with exxon spir si and second degree murder charges. as it stands, the actual shooter is the only one looking at the possibility. life in prison now. >> i am personally gratified by the fact that the people who set this chain of events in motion are being held accountable. >> reporter: now, michael ford's attorney told me that his client trial and he is hoping that he is going to be found not criminally responsible. meanwhile when i spoke with the colesons, they said all of this is very difficult to say that the

michael ford sprayed the prince george's county district 3 station in bullets in march of 2016. his brother malik ford was looking at the possibility of life in prison for recording the shootout as it unfolded. and miss directing officers who searched for the gun men as he fired. but through a plea deal, his time in jail is capped at 20 years and his brother elijah at 12 years. >> it does help. closure, however it comes, is beneficial to healing. >> reporter: during an exchange of gun fire, plain clothes detective jacai colson was shot and killed by friendly fire. that landed two of the brothers with conspir city and second degree murder charges. as it stands is the only one looking at life in prison. the shooting is the hardest thing he's dealt with as chief. >> i am personally gratified by the fact that the people who set this chain of events in motion are being held accountable. >> reporter: michael ford, the actual shooter in this case, is going to have a full trial. that is expected to happen in 2018. all three brothers will be sentenced after that. the parents of jacai col

the attorney for the third breather and the accused shooter michael ford plans to take his case to trialmentd is also facing first degree murder charges. the scandal surrounding hollywood producer harvey weinstein is growing. late tonight his wife announced she's leaving her husband following a report by the new allegedly raped three women. in a statement his manager denied those statements. also tonight gwenette paltrow and angelica lee jolie joined the woman of sexual harassment and assault. they fired the officer seen in this viral video because she re fused to draw blood from an unconscious patient. the chief says the police detective violated department policies when he arrested the nurse and dragged her screaming from the hospital. the officer did not have a warrant to draw the blood . the police have since apologized. tonight a couple in saint pairy's maryland is desperate for your help. over the weekend someone broke into their lexington home and stole some ipads and laptops. these devices hold precious pictures of their late son hewing oh. earlier this evening we got a chance to tal

much of it caught on video, as malik ford recorded the attack made by a third brother named michael. michael appeared to be on some kind of flame out suicide mission to start shooting at the police station, and take out as many police officers as he could in an unprovoked ambush on prince george's station. detective colson was killed in the friendly fire that broke out. they pled guilty to being co- conspirators. they sat in the car while it happened, all while malik was making a video, presumably to glorify his brother's action. malik pled guilty in charges that will net him 20 years. elijah, a net of 12 years. here are in the aftermath. >> this entire act was premeditated. this act was planned out. >> reporter: state's attorney. >> they were okay, going to shoot at and kill innocent individuals. >> reporter: the colson family did not discuss this publicly today. they let the solemn display of their son's portrait in mrs. colson's hands in the courtroom do the talking for them. the prince george's county courthouse. >> the accused triggerman, michael ford has pled not guilty and wil

. >> the accused triggerman, older brother of michael ford has pled not guilty. he is going to be tried by a jury next year. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell has sent a letter to all 32 teams, saying the recent national anthem protests are dividing the league from its fans. goodell urged owners to figure out a way to move forward when they meet next week in city. it's a move the white house welcomes. >> i think we would certainly support the nfl coming out, and asking players to stand just as the president has done. >> president trump has called on nfl owners to fire players who kneel during the national anthem to protest police treatment of african americans. dallas cowboys owner, jerry jones announced earlier this week, any player who disrespects the flag will be benched. >>> a really nice day today, but another round of rain is headed this way. topper is tracking it live. first alert doppler. >> we've got temperatures more like july and august again. i rarely show this in october, but here we go. it feels like it's 87. at this hour, feels like 87 downtown. 8

in the horrible attack on police, it was malik ford holding the phone, recording as his brother michael allegedly stood in the street shooting at police. today, he admitted as much and that he drove his brother to the attack and directed him to the right building. pleading guilty to attempted murder in the march 2016 attack, which ended with officer jacai colson dead, killed by a shot fired by a fellow officer during the shootout. >> it does help. closure however it comes is beneficial to healing. brad: the fraternal order of police president is speaking on behalf of jacai colson's parents. they attended today's hearing during which the yo brother, elijah, also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder for riding along with malik and michael that day. mrs. colson holding a photograph of her late son so the ford brothers could see it. >> the colsons are obviously still grieving. they have suffered a loss that hopefully none of us ever have to experience and probably can never understand. brad: back live now. difficult to see through the door, but inside there, there is a sign that me

jacai colson died after michael ford started to fire at the district three station. today his brothers malik and elijah pleading guilty to a variety of charges including conspiracy. alison: a birthday celebration in miami ends in the death of a bowie woman. they shot and killed cariann after they say she ran over a cop with the car. they say hithon was driving so fast as she crashed in two vehicles and drove off. after that is when they say she hit the officer. >> this is not the person i know. alison: hithon was with a friend from church and her father wants to know what led up to it. larry: tonight, at least 15 people are dead and more than 12,000 homes and businesses destroyed. reed andrews is live in santa rosa with the latest. reporter: there is no part of the town that isn't impacted by the fire. this part here is deavor stated. there is an endless sea that is ruined. first patch has come back to see if there is anything left to a advantage. most of them lost everything. >> diaz and her part of the past that survived. >> i find my bible but when i touch it, it

. >> attorney for the thirds brother accused shooter michael ford said he plans to take his case to trial as his brother including first degree murder. >> also prince georges county man accuse pregnant girlfriend's apartment on fire was in court today. his attorney claims his client wasn't there when the crime happened. phillips is charged with attempted first and second degree murder and arson, for the incident back on september y being head without bond, as for the man's girlfriends, she was critically injured and forced to deliver her baby early. the baby is doing okay, but is still in the hospital. >> breaking news, silver spring gas leaked, building near plum orchard way, the 4-inch gas line struck by a grill this afternoon, you can see traffic pretty slow, many streets nearby are shutdown, buildings evacuated that includes med star health, as you can imagine, big inconvenience for a lot of people all in the name of safety. we'll let you know if anything changes over the next zero nine minutes or so. >> all right, it has been a hot and muggy day out there. another summer like day. bu

snap elections have been called ford december. michaelve has apologised for an on—airjoke about disgraced harvey weinstein. jeremy corbyn has warned that a culture that tolerates the abuse of women is thriving in westminster. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. is there more to tell us about the under 17 is? is there more to tell us about the under17 is? there is, you heard about what happens in qatar 2022, when it comes to youth football, england can claim to be the best in the world, they are already the under 19 and under 20 champions and todayit under 19 and under 20 champions and today it is the turn of the under 17 tea m today it is the turn of the under 17 team to try and complete the set. the match will be the biggest of their young lives, more than six to 6000 and will be in stadium. we have seen 6000 and will be in stadium. we have seen against brazil that they can handle the pressure, rhian has been a star, scoring seven goals so far, including that hat—trick against brazil. we be

. >> michael holding has a vineyard in receiptor ford and he says wine makers had -- >> most of the fruits had been harvested so that's already in the barn and making great wine. >> for those wineries damaged, there's a silver lining. wine from previous -- they're stored at other locations. honing says 90% of the grapes in napa valley had been harvested -- it would have been more susceptible to the smoke taint. they hope that means the 2017 will still be a good vintage year. in napa valley, jana katsuyama. >>> a couple of vegetation fires started near highway 101 to stop the waldo grade. people were evacuated as a precaution and allowed back home a short time later. the fires prompted the closure of the southbound lanes of 101 while crews were working to put out those fires. >>> california u.s. senators are warning about the flaw in the warning center. sonoma county did not use this system when the fire started because it would have sent an alert to everyone and it could have clogged up roads -- officials did use alternate systems but users have to sign up for those. not everyone else. dia

ford bidden music. >> how did they get michael's moves down perfectly? dancers in high temperature motion capture made the movement come to life. >> choreographers created some of the dancers for the special and were once actual backup dancers for michael. >> he taught us be simple in your approach of movement. that's the stuff that actually sticks. >> it was highly pressurized do a michael jackson cartoon. it's not like anybody else. this is michael jackson. >> you cannot mess with the king of pop. >> the special better be -- >>> still to come. nicole kidman wanted her daughters to have her em maines. why wouldn't they accept them? >>> plus, more with "law and orders's" newest . >>> we're enjoying the engagement part. >> it was date night at the remere at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can us

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. >> charles: i think one other option though ford perhaps that's to stand during the national anthem. michael bennett one of the few people standing in the first week stood this week and he said out of respect for las vegas maybe i thought there would be a general epiphany it was the right thing to do. >> well yes, it's the right thing to do for two reasons one charles you shouldn't disrespect the flag and also do it on someone else's dime but a lot of the players don't understand their careers are only three to four years so biting the hand that feeds you is beyond incredibly stupid but what i don't get with the nfl is they have rules in their rulebook about how players should stand during the anthem and have to be out of the tunnel during the anthem and then up to roger good ell to decide. i don't know why with collective bargaining they haven't legislated this rule the way the nba has. >> charles: all right guys later on in the show we'll have super bowl champ burgess owens picking up on this topic meanwhile the white house dealing for dreamers with a wide ranging senate reforms on immigra

michael. >> well, i was reflects on what douglas had to say about presidents ford and carter, who he's writtened an election fiercely. i actually covered it in new hampshire during the general election and the primaries and i recall how hard they fought. but the dignity and mutual respect that we're seeing here is really remarkable and inspiring. and i think this is something that these former presidents can give the country. i think it's a dose of good medicine for all of us. and it really is the epitome of patriotism. >> it certainly is. douglas, i want to go to you and ask you about the interview that the "new york times" did with former president jimmy carter. it was really withone of the mo substantive interviews he's done in a long time, it was with him and the former first lady rosaline. in it he tells he wants to work for president trump to help de-escalate tensions with north korea. what do you make of that? >> carter has always been that way. since he's left the white house, he tells whoever is president or secretary of state, use me, i'm here. and they have. you're looking at '41, p

michael schumacher's record. we have witnessed the maximum 147 break in the english open snooker. liang wenbo, who is the defending champion, did it against tom fordurnament in barnsley. if nobody equals that this week, it could be worth 42 thousand pounds to him. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are steve hawkes, deputy political editor at the sun and pippa crerar, political correspondent at the london evening standard. let's start with tomorrow's front pages... the financial times — which leads with a warning that half of adults in the uk are financially vulnerable, with a growing wealth gap between young and old. while the i says that up to 15 million british adults aren't paying into a pension pot the metro claims the prime minister has promised the three million eu nationals that they can remain living in britain whether or not a brexit deal is reached. the telegraph leads with an open letterfrom pro—leave mps —including former cabinet ministers — urging theresa may to walk away from the eu if leaders do not agree to t

definitely bill clinton with the bushes but look at gerald ford and jimmy carter going back time and time, as michaele became the person that bill clinton turned to on soviet affairs. so these are important relationships. the two of them have turned against this president is a serious matter, it's a big deal. >> it is a big deal. we'll see what happens going forward. interesting to imagine one day president trump joining this club. how will he be a member of that? >>> up next, new reaction from president trump on the war of words between his chief of staff and congresswoman fredricka wilson, why he says he was surprised, next. today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier is helping build the new new york. starting with advanced manufacturing that brings big ideas to life. and cutting-edge transportation development to connect those ideas to the world. along with urban redevelopment projects worthy of the world's top talent. all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state visit esd.ny.gov. to grow your business with us in new york state

national security advisor michael flynn who was fired for lying about his meetings with russian officials during the presidential transition former trump campaign manager paul manna ford is under intense scrutiny by miller we know that the russian government through intermediaries was reaching out to the trump campaign reaching out to all metaphors another's and offering information hillary clinton they fought would help the trump campaign moller has widened the investigation to include possible obstruction of justice as well as the trump family's business and financial dealings and has taken a keen interest in the june two thousand and sixteen meeting at trump tower. attended by donald trump jr trump son in law jared cushion or and a russian lawyer with ties to the kremlin at that meeting trump jr expected to receive damaging information about hillary clinton from russian contacts. now the question we continue to test again is. was the campaign coordinating in the russian help still remains to be seen there certainly evidence that's highly suggestive of that in terms of the meeting in trump tower but a lot more work needs to be done trump has called the inquiry a wit

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looked at very closely are michael flynn he served briefly as the national security advisor in donald trump's white house after before being fired another person is paul man a ford who ran the campaign for time in two thousand and sixteen he has extensive dealings had extensive dealings with ukrainian political parties but failed to. declare himself as an agent of a foreign power as is required by u.s. law other people that the probe has focused on our ranks priebus who served as president trumps chief of staff for a time until this past summer and sean spicer who was a well known as the president's chief spokesman the white house press secretary in all there are perhaps half a dozen people who are in the inner circle at the white house at one time now in standard prosecutorial conduct one goes after the smaller individuals first how far this probe will go is as yet unknown. the u.k. says military action should be considered against those who carried out chemical attacks in syria a un investigation has blamed the syrian government for an attack in april over eighty people were killed when sarin gas was dropped on the town of qana she whom the u.k.'s ambassador t

looked at very closely are michael flynn he served briefly as the national security advisor in donald trump's white house after before being fired another person is paul manna ford who ran the campaign for time in two thousand and sixteen he has extensive dealings had extensive dealings with ukrainian political parties but failed to. declare himself as an agent of a foreign power as is required by u.s. law other people that the probe has focused on our ranks priebus who served as president trump's chief of staff for a time until this past summer and sean spicer who was a well known as the president's chief spokesman the white house press secretary in all there are perhaps half a dozen people who are in the inner circle at the white house at one time now in standard prosecutorial conduct one goes after the smaller individuals first how far this probe will go is as yet unknown. still to come in the private residence in libya's capital resort to extreme measures to overcome the westing water shortage. i'm very mean iran where growers are trying to maximize the country's flower power. and venus rising a fifth seed return season ending final the first time in eight y

national security advisor michael flynn who was fired for lying about his meetings with russian officials during the presidential transition former truck campaign manager paul mann a ford is under intense scrutiny by miller we know that the russian government through intermediaries was reaching out to the trump campaign reaching out to all metaphors another's and offering information on hillary clinton they fought would help the trump campaign moller has widened the investigation to clute possible obstruction of justice as well as the trump family's business and financial dealings and has taken a keen interest in the june two thousand and sixteen meeting at trump tower attended by donald trump jr trump son in law jared cushion or and a russian lawyer with ties to the kremlin at that meeting junior expected to receive damaging information about hillary clinton from russian contacts. now the question we continue to vest again is. was the campaign coordinating and the russian help not still remains to be seen there certainly. the evidence that's highly suggestive of that in terms of the meeting in trump tower but a lot more work needs to be done trump has called the inqui

michael schumacher‘s record. we've witnessed a maximum 147 break at the english 0pen snooker. liang wenbo, who is the defending champion, did it against tom fordhim. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more in the next hour. more on the main story — the government is to stop charging people to phone a help—line about universal credit payments after strong criticism from mps and campaigners. the calls currently cost up to 55 pence a minute. that will be phased out over the next month. the announcement was made ahead of a commons debate about the implementation of universal credit across the uk. labour says it should be paused because of the problems. ed boyd is a former special advisor at the department for work and pensions with a focus on reforming welfare. he's now managing director at the centre for socialjustice. hejoins me from our westminster studio. this is not a debate today about the principle of universal credit, it's a debate about how it is being implemented. what for you have been the main problems that could have been avoided? the first thing to say, it is great t

. >> michael wellman president of the brennan center for justice at nyu school of law examines the second amendment and the atlantic franklin ford takes a look at the infamous text companies like amazon, facebook and google on our news, politics and free will. >> on monday, columbus day we've got all the finalists for the national book awards presented in november. >> at all this holiday weekend, three days of c-span2's tv, television for serious readers. for a complete schedule visit booktv.org. >> what we saw in the trump campaign was this long-standing tension between kind of conflicts within a capitalist economy, between big guys and little guys and so on and as a candidate, trump got a lot of mileage out of picking the side of the smaller folks and that might be workers who have lost jobs or it might be companies that are on the smaller side and can't compete with thesebig global interests . as president, we see a little bit of a shift in that too somewhat more traditional conservative positions which are quite in favor of global trade and the export import bank and these things.i think it is a great example, it's also an e

michael waldman, president of the brennan center for justice at nyu school of law exam is a second amendment. and the atlantics franklin ford takes a look at the influence of tech companies like amazon, facebook and google. on news, politics and free will. then monday, columbus day, we have got the finalists for the national book award which will be presented in november. that is all this holiday weekend, three days of c-span2, booktv.television for serious readers. for a complete television schedule visit booktv.org. >> booktv takes hundreds of author programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at some of the events that we will be covering this week. monday we are at the metropolitan ame church in the nation's capital. to hear national book award winning author, -- offer his thoughts on how the obama presidency reshaped america's political landscape. on wednesday, susan warden gates former vice president of public policy of freddie mac will talk about the collapse of the mortgage giants. and virginia tech in virginia. thursday, we had to george mason university in fairfax virginia for the book festival. w

ford. >> that was the year the mets won, just so everybody knows what we're talking about. >> yeah, the red sox. anyway, i don't want to talk about it. nick, thank you as well. michael schmidt, we greatly appreciate you getting up early in los angeles. thank you for being with us. clint watts, we thank you as well. stick around. a lot of news today. obviously around the paul manafort indictments. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >>> i'm stephanie ruhle, we begin today with breaking news surrounding the first indictments in robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. the president's former campaign chief paul manafort has already surrendered himself to the fbi and his former deputy rick gates has been told to turn himself in, that is according to a senior u.s. official. msnbc's garrett haake is live at the fbi field office in d.c. where paul manafort surrendered just a few minutes ago. garrett, what's the scene there? >> right now, reporters gathered here, having witnessed manafort and his attorneys showing up, turning himself in to federal custody. he will remain in federal custody until he has his first appearan

ford and ryan gosling. it hits theaters today. joining us as senior vice president of marketing michael tom arrow. >> happy friday. high expectations for this film. does it live up to it? >> it does. the critics i loving it. back in 1982 when the original debuted, the third week 80 was out in the box office, flashback friday, the movie made only $3 million, went on to gross $32 million. this movie is estimated to bring in $50 million at the box office was a big number, a lot of anticipation. harrison ford is reprising his role at the age of 76 or something like that. maria: sequels dominating theaters these days. people want to see them. we have blade runner, last weekend the kingston sql won, do sequels always have to do well? do they usually do well? >> depends on the movie and the franchise. the thing that separates star wars, the kingston and avengers sort of movie from the transformers is they have a singular vision behind them, people guiding and directing, navigating is a better word to use, the script is good, the cast is good and there is enough anticipation and showing something different they haven't se

michael schumacher's record. there's been a maximum 147 break at the english 0pen. when bo, the defending champion, did it against,fordial of an army sergeant accused of tampering with his wife's parachute in an attempt to kill her. has been shown demonstration videos of how the sabotage might have been carried out. victoria cilliers fell four thousand feet when she made a jump over wiltshire, two years ago. emile cilliers denies the charges. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. simon, just a background to this. this allegedly goes back to april 2015 when victoria cilliers made her jump 2015 when victoria cilliers made her jump over the airbase that you were referring to. she jumped jump over the airbase that you were referring to. shejumped 4,000 jump over the airbase that you were referring to. she jumped 4,000 feet but neither her main or reserve shoot opened fully so she fell that full distance and landed in a ploughed field. she suffered multiple injuries. it's the prosecution's case in this trial that it was her husband who sabotaged her parachute, botha main chute and her reserve chute. two charges mr c

ford. >> that was the year the mets won, just so everybody knows what we're talking about. >> yeah, the red sox. anyway, i don't want to talk about it. nick, thank you as well. michaelting up early in los angeles. thank you for being with us. clint watts, we thank you as well. stick around. a lot of news today. obviously around the paul manafort indictments. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >>> i'm stephanie ruhle, we begin today with breaking news surrounding the first indictments in robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. the president's former campaign chief paul manafort has already surrendered himself to the fbi and his former deputy rick gates has been told