saints pick up a field goal. 72 yards to michael thomas. do you remember joe horn in 2003 when he pulled out the cell phone? yeah, michael thomas did. he celebrated with the cell-abration. the saints win their seventh straight. hand the rams the first loss of the season. 45-35 the final there. major league baseball's gold glove winners will be named tonight. most agree that matt chapman is one of the top defenders at any position, including his manager. you can look at the metrics and statistics and deduce matt chapman is one of the best defenders in the league, or you can watch and decide for yourself. >> watch chapman. >> aka >> bare hand, strong arm. >> we are talking gold in them hills. that's matt chapman. >> his range, i have never seen an infielder let alone a third baseman have that range. he plays so deep. he is so quick. he has great arm strength. i have never seen anything like it. >> it's understandable that a manager would pump up his own player, especially with the prestigious award at stake. initially, he wasn't keen on the d

the big easy, out and they did, michael thomas , touchdown. 72 yard play, the rams suffered their first loss for the year, thomas, the franchised -- franchise record, phoned in, the winner of the american lead gold club, the recipient throws the first, matt olson, his first career blowout, the first time in franchise history, oakland has had to infielders when the award in the same year. -- win the award in the same year. giants fans, sorry. nothing from me nationally. >>> that is sports at this hour, i will see some of you later on. >>> thank you, here's the play of the day for the nba, the kings in milwaukee. >> oh, he didn't. >> are you kidding me? >> all he did. the big g with a one-handed jam , a nice finish and the follow, the greek freak they call him. and unbelievable start to the season. that is your play of the day -- not i -- an unbelievable start to the season. >>> a gunman still out there this morning after a shooting at a detox center. (toni vo) 'twas the night before christmas, and all thro' the house. not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are chefs, b

breeze goes deep for michael thomas. thomas takes it 72 yards for the touchdown.n he channels he has a cellphone in there. wow. creative. it took preplanning. saints win it, 45-35. >>> chargers in seattle facing the seahawks. raiders host the chargers next week. fourth quarter, seattle down nine. wilson intercepted by king, and king takes it the other way for the score. seattle would make a charge late. not enough. chargers get the win, 25-17. >>> chiefs and browns. the patrick mahomes train keeps on rolling. first quarter, scoreless ball game. mahomes dumps it off to the screen the rest. 50 yards for the score. mahomes finished with 375 passing yards and three scores and the chiefs win this one, 37-21. >>> the as postseason run might have been short lived but with a young and talented roster the future is bright in oakland. now two key pieces of the future are being recognized for their great work. matt chapman won the american league gold glove for third base. in first full season, he led all major leaguers regardless of position in defense runs saved. he was ti

that one to michael thomas. he had two of them. 51-14 the final.rleans is 5-0 on >>> new details expected in the camp fire within the hour. cal fire is holding a news conference in a few minutes. that's ahead at 6:00. >>> bay area fire crews are in northern and southern california fighting the major fires. the redwood city fire department posted these photos after one of their crews found seven dogs and a litter of cats at a home that had been evacuated. they collected the pets and made sure they were fed. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. wildfires raging out of control. a quarter million people told to get out. the wall of fire swallowing parts of southern california. the entire city of malibu evacuated. we go inside the firefight as a new round of high winds fuels the flames. >>> also breaking tonight, the search and rescue to the north. 100 people unaccounted for, nearly two dozen dead, and thousands of homes destroyed.thd tonight, the story of a nurse rescuing patients, her clothes on fire

toddw brees threw for 346 yards, 211 of them went to michael thomas, the saints hand los angeles theirf the year. final score 45-35 saints. finally to the mile high city. three seconds to play. brandon mcmanus mcmiss the 31-yard field goal. the texans are hot. >> nobody covers the sports like you. >> i love it and i'm a texans fan plus six in a row. >>> italy's worst flooding in decades. on our car insurance when we switched to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you're mowing the lawn on a sunny day... ...and without even trying, you end up with one last strip that's exactly the width of your mower. when you're done, and it gets 127 likes. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. fifteen minutes could save you everything was so fresh in the beginning... but that plug quickly faded. luckily there's new febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. breathe happy with new febreze plug. give joyat kohl's! you've earned it! now it's time to spend your kohl's cash! treat yourself to an early gift or, use

three towns can you go tsya 17 rds to michael thomas before the half. saints 509 yar of total offense and the bengal mascot was said. he couldn't look. 51-14 ooze the saints improve to 8- 8-1 on the season. >>> speaking of practice with kids, uva hosting gw. essentially had it w allking on offense. jerome, that's a deep three from richard. game-high 20. cavaliers b 25 is he break. george washisgton, look at led the way for the colonials with 17. uva too much. huff, the fake, thedrive, dishes to h. colonials drop. highlights coming upt 11:00. we all we got, we all we need or something like that. >> can we get that turtleneck and gold chain necklace? >> maybe after the football game. >> zach is definitely dressed for the weather because we're going to be needing the jact and turtleneck. 34 degrees tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50s for and then wednesday and thursday, zach brown, where are you? temperatures in the 40s. we'll have showers and thenhe weekend looks cool. but we'll get through it. >> he looked good, but zach brown took the cake. >> i d

the saints get a field goal and brees with his fourth touchdown pass, 72 yards to michael thomas.o you remember former saint joe horn 15 years ago, he pulled out a little cell phone, a flip phone underneath the goal post. thomas paid homage to him. 45-35 new orleans on top. >>> patrick mahomes had another great day for the chiefs. not too hard to do in cleveland. 375 yards and three scores for mahomes, one to kareem hunt for 50 yards through the defense. hunt had three touchdowns of his own to go with 141 all-purpose yards. this one from ten yards out. look just bouncing off defenders. chiefs win 37-21 and improve to 8-1. >>> raiders face the chargers next, but philip rivers in l.a. in seattle today. seahawks down eight with seven seconds left. russell wilson on fourth and two going for the end zone, incomplete, but there's a flag. pass interference. seattle gets one last shot. no time left. wilson steps up in the pocket. his pass to david moore dropped. chargers win their fifth straight 25-17. the final. so yes, the a's bringing home some hardware. two gold gloves. >> the russell

after a field-goal win breeze through the michael thomas 12 catches he for thomas. you can celebrate can ate touchdowns without a penalty but you can't is a proper you still get penalized. either way, the saints ther way, the saints win 45-35 win 45-35 and the rams first loss of the year and maybe giving us the preview of he pr the nfc championship game. >>> kansas city continues to add -- act like the elite. 7-0 kansas city lee over the browns. kansas city lead over the browns. ns the new browns -- 37-21. 37-21. >>> the panthers hosted tampa. tamp cam newton to christian mccaffrey. look at christian mccaffrey going hurdler . the bucs carlton davis got a whole lot of air. r. curtis samuel gets the handoff on the reverse reverse any shows off his open field running skills as s as his teammates don't stop blocking. bl it was a 33 yard scoring play any 21-7 p an carolina leid. panthers outscore the box -- bucs. 28 minus -- >>> joe thank you. jo you. >>> coming up ng tonight at the 10:00 news. more the deadly police shooting that happened in hat downtown danville. >>> n

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number 9 346 yards. 211 of those yards went to one guy, michael thomas had a day.he saints win, 44-35, handing los angeles their first loss of the season. new orleans improves to 7-1. >>> finally, in the mile high city, denver down two. three seconds left, the field goal to win it by brandon mcmanus sailed wide right. the texans the season. we'll be right back. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. cleaskin can last. ostyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel

joe horn, reached under the goal post and pulled out a flip phone, michael thomas paid homage today. the st.'s win their seventh straight game and hand the rams their fourth loss of the season. 35-45 the final. from two of the best teams to of the top two quarterbacks. taking on aaron roger's packers. this game featured a lot of running. james white threw the patriots three rushing touch downs. rogers answers in the second. me rolls out and going to find devante adams in the end zone. they tie it up in the third. rogers 15 yards. remember jimmy graham? it's good to see him in the end zone. aaron through for 259 yards and two scores. fourth quarter, though, went to the patriots. white is going to score again. patriots had 123 yards on the ground. and brady who finished with 249 yards passing and one touch down, here it is josh gordon, 55 yards. the patriots win 31-17. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. and tom brady entered this game needing just three rushing yards. and he left the game needing four. no milestone for mr. brady tonight. >> hey, he'll gelt it e

>at the four minute mark, saints looking for some insurance...drew brees hits michael thomas for the 72-yard touchdown...>thomas would break the saints record for most receiving yards in a single game and celebrate in style... and check it out... he pulls out a flip phone... remember saints receiver joe horn pulling the same trick years ago?... homage to horn.....as the on.....45-35....> in their first in their first game following the shooting at the tree of life synagogue, ben rothlisberger pays respect with custom cleats incorporating the star of david into the steelers logo.great stuff from big ben....now let's get to the game.....>first quarter, the steelers strike first when big ben hits james connor for the 6-yard touchdown....>in the 2nd....pittsburgh looking to extend the lead when rothlisberger connects with antonio brown for the touchdown......>in the third...big ben decides to take it in on his own with the quarterback sneak, just barely muscling his way in there for the 1-yard touchdown.....as pittsburgh defeats baltimore 23-16....> over to the chiefs at the browns.... m

to tie it up....at the four minute mark, saints looking for some insurance...drew brees hits michael thomas for the 72-yard touchdown...thomas would break the saints record for most receiving yards in a single game and celebrate in style... and check it out... he pulls out a flip phone... remember saints receiver joe horn pulling the same trick years ago?... thomas paying homage to horn.....as the saints hang on.....45-35.... in their first game following the shooting at the tree of life synagogue, ben rothlisberger pays respect with custom cleats incorporating the star of david into the steelers logo... great stuff from big ben....now let's get to the game.....first quarter, the steelers strike first when big ben hits james connor for the 6-yard touchdown....in the 2nd....pittsburgh looking to extend the lead...rothlisbe rger connects with antonio brown for the touchdown...in the third...big ben decides to take it in on his own with the quarterback sneak, just barely muscling his way in there for the 1-yard touchdown.....as pittsburgh defeats baltimore 23-16... over to the chiefs at the br

brees finds michael thomas. he takes it 72 yards to put the game away. check out thomas.goal post and pulls out an old cell phone as part of the celebration. a nod to joe horn. he did that back in 2003. the head coach sean payton with it because he was flagged for using a prop. new orleans wins. there are no undefeated teams left in the nfl. >>> the best touchdown celebration of the year. scoring for the seahawks. check out the team. the choreographed dance celebration. you see it here. dave, these guys must have practiced this quite a bit. they are just as in sync as the cheerleaders. they don't know who would be on the field so every prilayer mus have known the dance. >> i would love to see them practici practicing. you said they were in sync. it strikes me as backstreet boys. >> looked good to me. back to the middle. >> very nice move. thank you, andy. romans, over to you. >> thanks, dave. >>> the final pitch. president trump trying to rally his base to the polls. and countering the message is past and possibly future candidates. ible jamag ongoing pain and stiffness a

i got another highlight to show you: it's michael thomas catching a 72 yard touchdown pass and then grabbingl cost the saints 15 yards.. but they still beat the rams. you know what i call that celebration? the butt dial. actually he didn't invent it.. joe horn did the same thing with the saints 15 years ago. ( darya )he obviously was planning that dance since he planted the phone beforehand.. and the seahawks defintely put some work in to this one: so let's take a look they showed off a fully choreographed jazz-handed bit.. unfortunately for them, they lost to the chargers. ( darya )but even if you've been losing all year, you gotta have those dances ready.. as the 49ers showed when they danced on the dead raiders last week. both teams will have their best moves ready: when the 9ers play the giants monday..and the raiders play the chargers on sunday. ( darya ) even if the raiders keep losing, john "gruden" has his 10 year, 100- million dollar contract.. john "harbaugh" doesn't have that kind of job security.. and his ravens lost again yesterday.. but harbaugh (john) says he's never been some

drew brees, michael thomas, touchdown. 72 yard play, the rams suffered the first loss of the year and thomas a franchise record 211 yards. he found it in. baseball, no surprise. -- matt olson got his first career gold glove. oakland has had to infielders when the award in the same year. giants fans, sorry. nothing from the national league gold glove. that is sports at this hour. i will see some of you later on. >> thank you vern. to the kings in milwaukee taking on the box. -- the box -- the bucks. yes he did with the one-handed slam. finished with authority and a foul. he had an unbelievable start to the season and he takes the play of the day. >>> many of california's congressional races are lacking in drama. but one crop -- prominent candidate is turning her attendant -- attention to the bigger picture. >>> sheriff's deputies are expected to be on the scene of a troubleshooting for several hours. we will -- a triple shooting for several hours. we will give you the details next. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it

drew brees, to michael thomas, 72-yard clinching touchdown, ball game. thomas, let's just say he wanted to throw in the result. 211 receiving yards. who dat? who dat? saints 45, rams 35. rams first loss for the season. >>> and cleveland, interim head coach greg williams patrolled the sidelines. hosting kansas city. another big day for quarterback patrick mahomes. the screen pass to karim hunt. and hunt threw a hunt of his own, finished with 141 total yards, three more touchdowns. browns, they found out what it was like to get karim. 37-21. and chiefs will enjoy. and they just keep finding ways to win. and for owner paul allen. they would host the chargers, the opening drive, russell wilson, all the time in the world. they found jaren brown in the back of the end zone. the receivers, they just love it or the touchdowns are made. the fourth quarter, l.a., now leading 19-10. here is wilson again. trying to drive and make a play. but desmond king, step in to jump that route. and go. 42-yard pick six. putting them ahead 25-10. but wilson, one more chance to t

scoring plays around the nfl yesterday ending on that 72-yard touchdown reception by the saints' michael thomashe patriots hosting the packers on sunday night football. the question about who is the best quarterback of all time might still be up for debate, but tom brady certainly was the best quarterback on the field last night, throwing for 294 yards and a touchdown in the patriots' victory over the packers. green bay fumbles away possession, leading to new england's go-ahead score early in the fourth with a 55-yarder to the house. look at that one. the final score there 31-17. >>> in the nba the lebron era in los angeles has ushered in an all-time low for the lakers, falling to a 25-point deficit against the raptors. it makes for the lakers' worst quarter in franchise history. toronto wins 121-107. >>> and finally competing runners toured all five boroughs of new york city yesterday during the 48th new york city marathon. the winner crossed the line in 2:06 for the second fastest time in the race's history. on the women's side mary katani wined. she w as we mentioned in the last block, the r

drew brees goes deep to michael thomas. thomas takes it 72 yards for the touchdown. then he channels his inner joe horn. he's got a cell phone in there. wow. creative. and it took preplanning. saints win it, are 45-35. >>> chargers in seattle facing the seahawks. raiders host the chargers next week. fourth quarter, seattle down 9. russell wilson intercepted by desmond king, and king takes it the other way or to the score. seattle would make a charge late. not enough. chargers get the win, 25-17. >>> chiefs and browns. in the patrick mahomes train keeps on rolling. mahomes drops it off to kareem hunt on the screen and hunt does the rest. 50 yards for the score. mahomes finished with 375 passing yards and three scores, and the chiefs win this one, 37-21. >>> the a's postseason run might have been short-lived, but with a young and talented roster, the firefighter is bright in oakland. and now two key pieces of that future are being recognized for their great work. matt chatman won the american league gold glove for third base. in his first full season in the major leagu

first quarter, drew brees with a play fake and finds michael thomas for the score. 7-0, saints. then in the second, brees finds mark ingram on the screen, and ingram is going to do the rest. breaking all kinds of tackles as he goes into the end zone. and then he throws up the x. that's for dez bryant. final seconds of the half, brees again to thomas. brees finished with three scores. the saints wig winner, 51-14. >>> falcons and brown, first quarter. off the play, may field under pressure. escapes the pressure. richard higgins makes the grab. third quarter now, rookie nick chub takes the handoff and he gone. 92 yards for the score. longest play from scrimmage in the nfl this season, and the longest run in browns history. the browns are winners, 28-16. and that's a look at sports. i'm dave feldman. more news after the break. don't go anywhere. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california h

first quarter, drew brees with a play fake and finds michael thomas for the score. 7-0, saints. then in the second, brees finds mark ingram on the screen and ingram's going to do the rest. breaking all kinds of tackles as he goes into the end zone. then he throws us the "x," that's for dez bryant. final seconds of the half, brees again to thomas. brees finished with 265 yards, three scores. saints big winners, 51-14. falcons and browns, first quarter off the play fake. baker mayfield is under pressure. escapes the pressure. rashard higgins makes the grab. 7-0, browns. third quarter now, rookie nick chubb takesed t the handoff. he gone. longest play from scrimmage in the nfl this season and longest run in browns history. the browns are winners, 28-16. that's a look at sports. i'm dave feldman. more news after the break. don't go anywhere. president trump gathered with other world leaders in paris. >>> first lady melania trump visited france's palace of everywhere day today. president trump gathered with other world leaders in paris. she was greeted by french first lady brigitte m

michael cohen told robert mueller already? after spending more than 70 hours answering questions from mueller's team. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off tonight. >> reporter: michael cohen, the president's former personal attorney and fixer, swarmed today outside federal court in lower manhattan after pleading guilty as part of his bombshell plea deal with special counsel robert mueller. >> mr. cohen has cooperated, mr. cohen will continue to cooperate. >> reporter: sources tell abc news cohen has already spent more than 70 hours talking to mueller's investigators about the 2016 campaign and president trump's business ties to russia. today, he pleaded guilty to

doubt. >> reporter: at his sentencing, thomas clayton is given life without parole. >> he was very angry. he gave a very long, profanity-laced statement saying that michaelomas my son. >> reporter: did the children want to say anything to their father? >> charlie actually wrote a letter on her own. that she loved her mom. she loved her dad. but that her dad was a coward because he made michael beard kill mommy. >> reporter: was michael beard a victim of thomas clayton? >> i believe that thomas clayton was a white privileged man. he used michael beard. michael beard would do just about anything for money for his family. >> reporter: along with kelley's family, so many lives in this small community, now forever changed. do you still play poker here? >> no, we haven't played poker here since that evening. we don't play here anymore. >> reporter: so not the same anymore, huh? >> correct. >> reporter: so this table is basically closed? >> done. >> as tragic as this was, to hear such a loved member of the community was murdered, at the end of the day, there was two kids without their mother and their father, taken away from them. >> kelley spent a lot of time

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very simply, michael cohen is lying. >> pierre thomas with us tonight live in washington. and pierre, you reported there michael cohen has spent more than 70 hours already with robert mueller's investigators, obviously, that's a lot of time than just plans for trump tower moscow. do we know anything more, pierre? >> reporter: that's right, david. those 70-plus hours of interviews with investigators covered a wide range of topics, including questions about possible obstruction of justice and whether the president discussed pardons. david? >> pierre thomas leading us off tonight from washington. pierre, thank you. >>> the president, as you saw there, was furious today, and made the point that he had every right to continue working on his business during the campaign, saying that if he had lost, he would have gone right back to work. but tonight, after saying this was also a good time for a planned meeting with vladimir putin this weekend, that meeting, an hour later, was abruptly cancelled. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl is in argentina tonight. >> report

> and a potentially costly touchdown celebration in new orleans yesterday for saints receiver michael thomaspulled a cell phone from underneath the goal post padding following a 72-yard reception from drew brees. the celebration was an homage to former saint joe horn who did the same thing back in 2003. one that flew a flag, and a 30$,000 fine from the league but it was great to watch anyway that's the news update this hour kourtney, back to you. >> i like that they've gotten a little freer letting them celebrate. it's kind of fun they deserve it. just my opinion. let's get a check on the markets. the dow and s&p 500 are higher at this point. the dow was at more than 170 points earlier now more than 126. the nasdaq falling into correction territory down more than a percent here. apple, one of the big drags. the stock falling again below $200 for the first time since august act vision and amazon weighing on the nasdaq. act vision down by more than 7%. >> kourtney, thank you >>> well, trade and tariffs major issues in the midterm elections. how you feel about them could depend on where you liv

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police say suspect thomas messaged michaels about brining a 100 rounds. and investigators believe that they were talking about one of the guns they used in the crime. and the judge also heard abo text messages sent just before the murders that said about to go put work in and let's go do what these messages and videos were just some of the evidence that led to the judge's final decision. >> still gets to sit with her big sister. just like the judge said, it is a danger to the environment, to the community. >> reporter: prosecutors showed the judge a video of the three suspects getting into a bmw just before the murders. prosecutors believe at some point they got into a black infinity, the same vehicle that you saw in the surveillance video, pulling up to theor neigod. and the defense attorneys for the suspects say that there is no dna edence, no video showing our clients at the scene. and no gunsere recovered. but they will be back in court in february. back to you. >> and i'm sure the family will be too. l meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> aki p lot con

people whose qualities michael or spread is well. under thomas's following the story from sydney. four ten in the afternoon melbourne time about the peak in terms of shoppers in vehicles on that busy street right in the hearts of melbourne this big vehicle parked up and then got on fire we don't know whether the man set it on fire just before he got out or when he was still inside but either way it was on fire he came out wielding a knife slashing its passes by three men was stabbed one of those men subsequently died now this thing right in the middle of melbourne place officers were there very very quickly but the man social media videos show this starts in taking his knife towards them and for about a minute there was this ugly dance where the man was trying to stop the place officers and one of them shot him first of the taser and then with a gun he was taken to hospital in a critical condition a rest in that stage he subsequently died in hospital now we didn't know whether this was ideologically inspired to the press conference when the police said that this was being treated

michael avenatti, has been arrested. let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with the breaking developments. pierre, what have you learned? >> reporter: that's right. the lapd is confirming that officers arrested michael avenatti for doe mes ig violence. he has represented porn star stormy daniels and claimed she had an afarp with president trump and that he sexual misconduct. we tern now to a traffic stop. terrifying moments when a deputy comes under fire when the suspect he pulled over jumped out of his car in front of the deputy and began shooting right into the windshield of the patrol car. here's abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: watch what starts as a routine traffic stop in arkansas -- >> [ bleep ]. shots fired, shots fired. jesus! >> reporter: -- quickly turn into a shootout in broad dash cam showing the driver sunday unload round after round. that silver car pulling up, quickly reversing, getting out of harm's way. >> sheriff in a gunfight out here with somebody, he needs backup. >> reporter: the driver then gets out and starts approaching the police vehicle. from another ca

sergeant thomas maguire, officer don peterson, and officer michael tursi. so on tuesday, march 27, 2018 northern police station receives a call from one of their confidential informant. it informed them that there was a vehicle on the corner of pine and vanness being driven by a female. sergeant peterson, officer maguire and tursi, they immediate responded to the area to investigate. officer peterson drives the unmarked vehicle southbound towards vanness street. as officer peterson pulled into the chevron station, the officers began to visually search the gas station for the potential stolen vehicle. as officer peterson drove to the rear of the station's lot, they spotted the blue jetta being driven by that female who was driving towards them. as soon as the suspect say the officers, they noticed the look on her face that alerted them that something was wrong. as the officers recognized the suspect's flight or fight reaction to their presence, sergeant maguire quickly exited the car from his front seat position while officer tursi did the same from the rear

thomas, touching reunion. >> reporter: fire survivor, owner and roommate. haven't seen each other since november 8th. michaelt for work, taking taxi but leaving maggie at home. >> by the time i realized it was bad as it was, nothing i could do. >> reporter: neighbor tried to rescue the dog, couldn't corral her. michaethgh s safe, then found out missing. maggie went to a onlyaf pce nea. found by police turned over to this young lady. >> she was super skittish at first, in decent shape though, wasn't burned. we'veee sn waywors e. >> reporter: who told michael she was okay. >> dropped to the ground and started crying. >> reporter: michael and dogs will temporarily live out of travel trailer and have thanksgiving dinner with family. like thousands of others lost everything to the flames except the things that meant the most. >> not letting them out of my sight anymore. >> reporter: eric reunion. >> nice to see. >>> video from the i-team is getting reaction on social media. >>> silicon valley engineer on the way to work gets green light but collides with bus, who was at fault? >> police blamed well, it's a whole

michael avenatti. his client claims now says the defamation lawsuit against the president was filed without her support. pierre thomasails. >> reporter: good morning. their profiles rose together but now evidence of tensions rising between stormy daniels and michael avenatti. overnight, michael avenatti coming under fire from one of his most high-profile clients. stormy daniels, the woman who claims she had an affair with president donald trump and helped launch avenatti to fame, says she's not sure whether she'll stick with the outspoken attorney. in a statement daniels accuses avenatti of suing president trump for defaming the porn actress against her wishes and claiming that avenatti started a new fund-raising site to raise money for her legal defense without telling her. she says she has no idea where the money is going saying, quote, days ago i demanded again repeatedly that he tell me how the money was being spent an how much was left. instead of answering me, without my permission or even my knowledge, michael launched another crowdfunding campaign to raise money on my behalf. i learned about it on twitter. wh

chicago has long been one of the basketball capitals of america with michael jordan's bulls, high school legends like isaiah thomasose, and last season's cinderella team loyola university. the city is also america's capital of gun violence. in our sunday closer nbc's kevin tibbels introduces us to a coach who tragically has experience with both. >> reporter: on the court kids on a fast track to a bright future thanks to a coach and mentor who's been there. what does basketball mean to a young kid in chicago? >> for me, that young kid, it was a way out. it was a way to get out and broaden your horizons. basketball afforded for me to get an education. >> a standout in high school, shawn harrington even appeared in the acclaimed chicago basketball documentary "hoop dreams." he played college ball in new mexico. but it was to the west side of chicago he returned when his daughter was born, a dangerous place but also home. russ bradford recruited shawn out of high school and has written a book about his life. >> there's a generation of kids that were growing up with more as a way of life. they know people who have been

garvin thomas has this story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: michael lancaster is a lifelong lover of animal, but it was only a few years ago that he first felt called to action in the aftermath of a wildfire, and, well, he hasn't stopped helping since. paradise valley in morgan hill is one of those rural pockets in the bay area where pickup trucks can always be put to good use, but the dodge in michael lancaster's driveway has recently been put to better use than most. >> bag of bowls, leashes. >> reporter: it is quickly filling up with supplies to help the animals and their owners who have been devastated by the camp fire. >> good morning, guys. >> reporter: it will be michael's third trip in just the past week. >> that's what i dropped off this morning. >> reporter: michael has been doing this so many times for so long that when people in his network see flames on their tv, they know michael will be heading their soon. >> i put the word out thursday and i said, i was leaving at 2:00 a.m. friday. my truck was full. >> reporter: his dog and cat food filled missions

abc's pierre thomas has the details. >> reporter: michael cohen, the president's former personal attorneyower manhattan after pleading guilty as part of his bombshell plea deal with special counsel robert mueller. >> mr. cohen has cooperated. mr. cohen will continue to cooperate. >> reporter: sources tell abc news cohen has already spent more than 70 hours talking to mueller's investigators about the 2016 campaign and president trump's business ties to russia. he pleaded guilty to lying to congress about plans to build a trump tower in moscow. cohen had told lawmakers the moscow project was abandoned in january 2016. he now says that's not true, that the project did not end until june, deep into the campaign. but cohen now says he briefed the president and members of his family on multiple occasions. the next month, candidate trump said this -- >> i have no relationship to russia. >> reporter: cohen now admits he also discussed trump tower moscow in 2016 with top officials in the russian government. and he planned to visit moscow that june. according to court documents, he even spoke to a

michael i want one off going to. pull band members work as full time musicians for the big german acts like yan delay and fishes brought thomas bergeron plays the jazz trumpet and brought the great to. there in twenty feet being their very first few to clip shows them covering the track the rain by how skill and became an instant hit. is flooded with your blood and after i was in a bowl and club one night and thought i want to make music like that with real instruments everyone was raving it was incredible even though there was just one guy d.j. and you could really see what he was doing. combining the energy of techno music with a live performance was bound to create something amazing. he was on buses as. since then it more to has been crashing its way around the world festivals like barcelona's x.e. own musical south by southwest in texas hungary's seagate and bird lola the loser just wouldn't be the same without them. so what's next. what i would say it will continue making new tracks will start writing our own material and we will keep reworking other songs. so i was at some point everyone in the world should know. we rea

states president thomas former lawyer has admitted he lied to congress during the investigation into alleged russian interference in the twenty six thousand presidential election michael cohen told a federal court he made a false statement about a trump organization planned to build a tower in moscow the ball break in the democratic republic of congo is now the second largest on record behind twenty four teens epidemic that kills thousands in west africa two hundred fifty people have died in the d.r. c so far attacks by rebel groups are making it difficult for health workers to contain the disease syrian state media says thirty people have been killed in the u.s. led coalition airstrikes targeting isone of dairies or most of the victims in the town of fail where women and children and tens of thousands of farmers are marching to india's parliament in protest against years a financial hardship the farmers say the government has not given them enough subsidies those are the headlines on al-jazeera the street starts now. december on al-jazeera. from hospitality to hostility war tells tales dramatic stories about icons of complex and last resort shelters in divided cities

michael e. martin, public affairs adviser to the secretary of the public air force. tony kapacio. brigadier journal ed thomas, director of public affairs at the u.s. air force. then there's me, hi. kevin wensing, captain, u.s. navy retired, chair at fca americas and the national press club member, who organized today luncheon. thank you very much, kevin. skipping over our speaker just for a minute, amanda mecias, national correspondent and cnbc, ali moret, special assistant and chief of staff to the secretary at the u.s. air force. steve trimball, defense editor at aviation week. max letterer, publisher at stars and stripes. and finally, mike mcmurray, representing the national press club's american legion post and a retired naval officer. [ applause ] please also join me in acknowledging additional members of the headliners' team responsible for organizing today's event. betsy fisher martin, lori russo, tamara hinton, bill lord, danny celnick and the press club staff, including lindsay underwood, laura coker, and executive director, laura mccarron. >> as president trump travels the country promoting candida

thomas remembers taking the bus over to oakland to watch "big mac" swing. >> he had, what, 12, 18 grand slams? >> reporter: in the middle of the orange and black, a flash of dodger blue. michael lopez saying, even dodger fans have to pay tribute to a great competitor, a great playeranman. >> he was such a gracious, powerful force. and he has been part of our life for actually all of our married life. >> reporter: saying that the giants-dodgers rivalry has been the only speedbump in their romance. like any fans, he says "big mac" felt like a member of their own family. >> in our house, there is the baby pictures. right in the middle of the baby pictures is willie mccovey's picture. for their whole life, that picture has been right there. >> reporter: fans say even decades after his last at-bat or induction into the hall of fame, they remember his presence on the field. >> every time we came to the game, you know, there is some sort of special occasion. he was always there on the field. and even when we were younger, i used to love seeing him on first base. when he stretched. and when he hit that walk off. he would hit it really far. i loved it. >> reporter: today's ceremony en

suggested to paul manafort, to michael cohen, to flynn that a pardon would be in the offering if they did not testify to robert mueller, that's obstruction isn't it? >> no. thomas jefferson did that in the trial of aaron bure. he brought people into the white house and said if you testify favorably i'll give you a pardon. if you don't i'll prosecute. that is not a crime. >> the problem is what allan does is isolates an individual issue like a pardon. the issue i think mueller is going to do is he's going to puzzle this together and say it's not just about pardons or alleged witness tampering. if this happens -- i don't know mueller is going to have this. if he has it -- >> i agree that's what he goi to do. >> together i think even you would have to agree at some point that there is a line which can be crossed. >> but it wasn't crossed. >> how do you know it wasn't crossed? >> we have a pretty good sense from what's been out there about what at least the president is alleged to have done. it would be a foolish mistake for mueller to take it to the next step and say this is a crime. the other side will be able to rebut it. if he lays it out and leaves it to the a

thomas, republican strategist, pollster. ab, spell it all out. there are a few scenarios this would go. what are you looking for someone who examines the political landscape. i can remember covering michael dukakis in 1988. he had huge crowds in 1988. that didn't materialize into anything. donald trump did get large crowds, that did mean something in 2016 so what do you look at? >> i don't look at crowds, neil. anyone can get a big crowd. beto o'rourke gets a lot of big crowds but he never touched ted cruz in polling. what i am most concerned with the fact people will look at polling, no matter the outcome and say the polling was wrong again. polls are not votes. everyone needs to focus on that. neil: you're right. >> hillary clinton had the edge on november 8th. she had the voters the next morning. they were not in the right places to win the electoral college. the polls are definitely on democrat side. we see that. it has been consistent for entire year. shown up in special elections. doesn't mean it will show up across the country tomorrow. traditionally democrats have not voted in strong numbers in midterm elections. obama's coalition failed him in 2010 and 2014. the fact democrats b