michael ford's attorney says he wanted to commit suicide by cop. news4 spoke to his father after he left thecourthouse. >> the boy has been on medication since he was 4 old.rs it's kind of odd they didn't bring upab his mental ity and say he's capable and competent ie what did that day. he's always been a troubled boy in his mfe. >>hael ford is facingye 600 s on all of these charges. the state's attorney ask that h erve 65 of them before any consideration of parole. he and his brothers will be sentenced the same day, november 10th. >> jackie, thanku. >>> new. developing story out of montgomery county n and a possible high school hazing case. we just learned two more damascus high school students have been charged with second-degree rape or attempted rain. that makes a total of five students charged in a locker room incident on tuesday. the school says members of juor varsi football team were involved. the four victims are all boys. we stopp by tonight's varsity football game and spoke to some damascus parents about these disturbing charges. >> the

now, w thee more than 40 counts against michael ford. he stood next to hislawyer. he showed no emotion as the jury went through more than 40 counts. counts including attempted murder, an assault against other police officers and memberspu o thic. but the most important verdict, it goody of second-degree murr in the dea of officer jacai colson. >> thank you. news4 working for to you help you save money on your utility bills this winter. >>> allni e long, ourns how reporter is showing the save money on your water bill. >> another pla that you can save some money is your joining me now, why is it important about the water flow and why can you save some money way? >> you can install an aerated faucet. it cuts down on the water that you use. >> how would that work? >> normally, you just take this, screw it right into it. and you can use this to stop the war and open it back . >> how much does something like that cost? >> maybe $5 or $6. >> but the savings is significant. so it t nothingdo with like the hot water. >> no. hot cwater,d water. it just cuts the flow. >> so a

prurts say it was 2016 when michael ford open fire on the police hequarters. during the chaotic moments after that, a fellow officer mistakenly killed an officer not in uniform. while he did not pull the trigger, ford is charged withre second-dmurder. he testified that he went to that police station, wanting police to kill him. the judgeill check in with them soon to 73ge the j wants them on keep deliberating. >>> and sunday marshall one year cynic someone shot and killed tony mason in ball. mason had been sitting in w parked ch a woman when the shots were fired. he was a r17-y veteran of the d.c. police department. >> later this hour we'll mark th start of the first shabbat or sabbath since the shooting at the synagogue. here in our area and across the country, jews and nonjews are ing encouraged to attend shabbat services to show solidarity wsbh pigh. there are dozens of events in our region. you can see a link to find one near you in our nbc washington app. just search solidarity service. >>> today marked one month since the "washington post" columnist jama

michael ford is facing second degree murderchges for the officers.he is not the one who pulled the trigger. coleson died when a fellow officer shot him during a shoot-out at police headquarters in 2016. ford tesatfied t he fired rounds at the station so police would shoot and killhi >>> new details about two fairfax county sisters found dead new york city. th learned the girls made several stops or way before they died. last week 16-year-old tala farea and her sister rotana were found dead in the hudson river. they stopped in d.c. on their the saudi nationals were found bound together with duct tape. police say there we obvious signs of trauma to their bodies. it's also believed they were alive when they went into the water. >>> a man wrongfully convicted is freed to prison with the help georgetown university students. >> last night he visited the university to say thank you. valentino dixon served nearly three decades for a murder he did not commit. the students discovered a he issue that proved he was guilty. his work during c prisonaught the eyes

michael ford is facing 2nd degree murder charges for the death of theof cer. he is not the one that pulled the trigr. he die when a fellow officer shot him during a shoot out at police headquaters in 2016. earlier thisor week, testified that he fired rounds at the station so police should shoot and kill him. >> now to some other top stories we're tcking this rning, the man accused of killing 11 people inside a synagogue in pittsburgh pleading not guilty. he could be put to death if federal prosecutors seek the death penalty. >> a daycare provider convicted of killing a baby will spend next 50 years in prison. he was convicted for her death. she w six months old when she died from hemorrhages and broken ribs. detectives say he squeezed and slammed the child down at his in-home daycaren rockville. >> the chairman of the board of regents at the university of maryland stepped down. this comes days after recommending head football coach d.j. durkin keep his job following the death of player jordan mcnair. justin finch will have more on tthe pressurehat lead to the

a grand jury found michael ford guilty of 31iv counts. a fellow officer during the shooting.esponse to the policeord fired nearly two dozen shots at the police killed by police.d to be ford's two younger brothers recorded the ambush on their cell phones. >> but for the actions of the rd brothers, all of the ford brothers, jacai colson would be with us todayal ough welectively have prevailed in this procehaing, the fact is t we've all lost. ev associated with this event has lost. lives, careers, peace of mind. >> ford faces ar least 65 s in prison when he's sentenced. >> ♪ >> breaking overnight, two people are dead, four others are hurt after a shootingga at a hassee, in tal florid police say the gunman is 40-year-old scott paul ierle. they say he shot six people anip pisped another after walking into the studio yesterday. the suspect shot and killed the two killed haven identified as 61-year-old dr. nancy van vessem and 21-year-old maur binkley. connection between suspecta and victims. four others are said to be in critical condition. >>

ford. and he sang beautifully when irish eyes are smiling. >> lisa: thank you that's wonderful. >> michael: you could have put that in the book. >> lisa: part two the addendum. any other questions? i interviewed over 70 people for this book. people that were colleagues, friends, and of course all the family members. >> guest: this was a lovely discussion. i had a chance to hear steve speak in palm springs on the week his dad became president. and it was just as moving as this was. my question is this is such a phenomenal story. both their lives. are you making a movie? >> lisa: from your lips to god's ears. [laughter] we'll work on that one. >> guest: mike, i'm proud to say i voted for your dad in 1976, i doubt your father could have got elected on the republican ticket today so what would your father say about what happened to the republican party and the extreme elements of the parties. >> michael: i thought we were talking about betty ford. [laughter] i -- feel like my father would be very sad and disturbed by the evolution of the republican party to a more extreme right perspective, the

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this was an ugly abuse of power by the democrats with the assistance of ford and her lawyers, deborah katz and michael the money that's being made now is dirty money, filthy money, it's just like drug money, it's awful. what they did to the senatorial confirmation process is inexcusable, shame on her, shame on her lawyers, and by the way, i didn't believe a single word of her testimony. >> laura: i didn't believe it either. when you think about other people who raise these outrageous claims that were unsubstantiated, no corroboration, michael avenatti is having to now endure a federal investigation on what he did. i still say that feinstein and her whole office should be investigated for that initial leak that put this whole country and kavanaugh through this. the idea that they can skate on that, that's not the kind of senatorial courtesy that i think the american public deserves of this process deserves. >> i agree with you, the senators in question have made a mockery of this process and casually drive by destroying people's lives without any consequences. it has been going on for a while. when you

lincoln expeditions may be missing brackets in the backseats, and ford is advising owners to take their vehicles to dealers. >>> michael bloomberg is giving johns hopkins university $1.8 billion. bloomberg graduated from john hopkins in 1964 and said the money will be used to help students pay their tuition with the goal of establishing increasing admissions. it's the biggest donation ever made to a college or university. >> that's a nice contribution. >>> fortune magazine has the business person of the year. who is it? >> okay, so it's fortune magazine naming the c.e.o. of progressive insurance the business person of the year. trisha griffith was an entry level employee and became the c.e.o. in 2016, one of 24 female chief executives at a fortune 500 company, and progressive is now the third largest auto insurance company, and the stock is up 50% over the last 12 months. certainly steering the ship well, it seems. >> well deserved, and showing you can rise to the top with hard work. diane king hall from cbs money watch this morning, diane, thank you. >>> it's 5:40. >> tis the season for christmas music. it's playing,

says he lied to giving us the cooperation so guess what nell minow ford is going to face an exponentially longer sentence so anyone michael cohen is a lawyer knows that if you make this plea deal and then lies he's going to prison for a very very long time as it is he's facing sixty five years for the previous case in another five years for this one patty thank you very much for that political hand reporting there live from washington now on a lighter note unesco has added reggae music to its world heritage list of cultural wonders. the u.n. agency says the music genre is worthy of protection because of its contribution to discussions around injustice and resistance reggae originated in jamaica in the late one nine hundred sixty s. many of the songs address socio political issues including police brutality and inequality now you know school has also added a swathe of other cultural treasures treasures to its list let's take a look at some of them there is hurrying afield from island dating back about two thousand years some are a traditional dance that jordanian weddings also makes a list then we have the spring festive r

>> we know julie swetnick, wedo michael avenatti will be the next democratic nominee, can't wait for that! why have it if christine blasey fordis so sincere. why haven't they -- >> they just moved on. chris lying to investigators is a crime. when the right says, it's not a big deal. remember this because as a problem to lie to investigators. that's why think the judiciary committees right to go after them. not only is it on the merit but you also to try to defend this behavior in the future. >> exactly. you want to comment this is interesting suggestion from ann coulter. >> she brought up something of thought was interesting.ruth ginsburg is 85. breyer is 79. a chance donald trump is a two-term president. he will have the opportunity to nominate more justices to the bench. what are the chances of next two justices he nominates, also being accused of sexual assault? are people going to believe that donald trump is stacking the deck with rapists on the court? is that really -- three justices in a row will be accused of sexual assault by democrats. it boggles my mind but you know what? it looks like that's a possibility with the

ford and hawks. victor fleming. hitchcock. welles. british films. david lean. godard and the new wave. godard. truffaut and godard. godard and truffaut and louis malle. philippe de broca. michaelz. francesco rossi. the first bertolucci films. antonioni. visconti. pennebaker, leacock. shirley clark. the maysles. john cassavetes. (ricocheting bullets) (jazz music playing) (peter biskind) all these kids were steeped in old hollywood movies, the movies of john ford and howard hawks and particularly in hitchcock. films were filled with homages to one director or another, and often entire films, particularly brian de palma's became reworkings of hitchcock's films. surprise. hey, now you know you're not supposed to cut the cake until you make a wish and blow out the candles. well, i was very interested in that period of my career of learning how to express as clear in images as possible. and many directors of course are drawn to hitchcock. so i patterned something on very much like "psycho" and then created ways of characters observing others and following each other and learning specific hitchcock vocabulary. (loud, disturbing music) what is cinema and how do you express things in p

michael from aaa. thanks for the great information. >> thanks. >> sneak out and miss another day with relatives? who would want to do that? >>> ford a bizarre move, seeking a patent to eliminate the new car smell that most people love. the automaker filed a patent application for a new method to eliminate that new car aroma. it calls for baking vehicles until that odor is gone. it works by parking vehicles in the sun and opening the windows until the smell vanishes. why? they're looking to accommodate china. drivers there reportedly don't like the new car smell as much as americans do. >>> let's look at sergeant opening the lid to the dumpster to let a trapped little one out. that's not ordinary. >> a bear cub. >> yes. here's another look from his body cam. now, police say the cub, he was rummaging through the dumpster when the lid slammed shut. mama bear tried to open the lid but couldn't. so they had to call police. >> sergeant said he was a friend as he lifted the lid so it would not be scared. >> maybe say i'm not dinner. >> i don't know if that -- it's not yogi coming out there. >>> just ahead, dogs to the rescue. >> he makes

and announced his candidacy forde prent in october 2015, trump signed a letter of intent to continue searching for a deal in russia, and we know that his personal attorney michaelen made it a mission to make it happen. cohen told congress the effort was dead, essentially, in january of 2016 just as trump's candidacy was getting going and starting to take hold and said his efforts to reach top aides of president putin never got a response. we learned those were false statements that, in fact, he spoke t a fernl assistant, a top putin aide in 2016 for about 20 minutes about securing land for a project and in the next months continued to discuss the project and discussed the project embers of stanley and the president. >> reporter: i want to look at that moment more, that moment where cohen says that, yes, in fact, he did, 2016, have contact back and forth with the putin lieutenant about this idea of a trump tower in moscow. i want to ask you, sfd sfd, how significant this push with dimitri where it looks like this putin deputy was in fact trying to communicate with trump people as well. >> mr. pet coof is poweful, you hear him speaking for putin, you heard him sp

california governor jerry brown and new york city mayor michael bloomberg created a global climate action summit. with speakersvent including actor harrison ford, the ceo of starbucks, and house democratic leader nancy pelosi. this is three hours, 20 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] announcer: please welcome our master of ceremonies, the head of communications for bloomberg, linda douglass. ♪ linda: hello and welcome to the global climate action summit. i am honored and humbled to be here in san francisco with such extraordinary leaders from around the world. these are leaders from every sector, every industry, business, government, technology, philanthropy, entrepreneurs and artists, inventors, investors, scientists and students all united by a common goal. the goal of protecting the people who live on our planet by confronting the existential threat of climate change. we are off to an auspicious start. on saturday, tens of thousands of citizens around the world marched to demand greater climate action to fulfill the promises made three years ago in paris. our task becomes more urgent every day. this summer, t

michael forbe did not fire the shot that killed a police officer but now he's a convicted killer. the jury found him guilty even though another police officer fired the shot that killed an officer. ford was foundesnsible for the death. he opened fire in march of 2016 r pal park. the officer arrived in plain clothes. upon hearing the gfire the officer ran toward the danger. he was mistaken for being one of the attackers and was shot.or ford's atty and family says he suffereh from mental hea issues from childhood. >> medications since he was four. it's kind of odd that when ibr g up his stability since the age of four to 23 and say he's capable and competent of what he did that day. he's always bn a troubled child in his life. >> ford's two younger brothers recorded the shooting on their e cell phones witting in a car nearby. they pleaded guilty to related chges. >>> wre learning shocking new details this morning about the mysterious deaths of two sisters from fairfax county. nypd detectives say they deaths could be something other than a crime. wenow the girls were living in a shelter in an area. they were reported misng in august. parents not seen their since they ran away in august.

ford's testimony, you had a situation or video appeared where it look like brett kavanaugh was partying at yale, 25 years ago. or fake audio of chuck schumer ,uddling with michael avenatti trying to plan out a strategy for different attacks. where would walter cronkite the in american life, that could stand up and tell the people, we consulted these people in the ic and this audio and video is fake . as we collapsed the distinction reportingraight news and editorial/commentary reporting, we will rapidly spiral toward the world that almost everyone speaking at this moment is an advocate. in that moment, i don't know how you bring the american people back together. i will bring you one more stat/ -- actually, i want to do six of them but i know i won't get away with that. [laughter] 67%general public has a response rate to the question, do you trust the media right now? i think people who have the important calling you have need to wrestle with why that is. i will acknowledge that most of what we talk about will be nonpartisan. biasof that is political inside big parts of the media establishment because of shared background. meaning folks who work in journalism a

ford edge. ( ♪ ) at dewar's, all our whiskies are aged, blended and aged again. it's the reason our whisky is so extraordinarily smooth. dewar's. double aged for extra smoothness. >>> breaking news, michaellawyer for stormy daniels, the frequent critic of donald trump, the guy who went to iowa, currently being booked on charges of felony domestic violence in los angeles. this is a stunning development. i want to go straight to m.j. lee. literally breaking here moments ago. what do you know? >> reporter: what we know right now is that michael avenatti has been arrested for domestic violence. he is under arrest for felony domestic violence and is currently being booked, according to the lapd, the domestic violence report was taken yesterday in west los angeles and the arrest was made today. now, just to clarify something, and this is important, tmz originally reported that this incident involved his estranged wife. he is currently in the process of getting divorced. tmz then subsequently changed that story to say just a woman, not the wife, and we actually spoke with michael avenatti's wife earlier this evening when this story was breaking. this is lisa avenatti and when i spoke with her o