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pierre was spotted on the motel surveillance cameras and at a nearby 7-eleven where he used the victim's credit card. prince george's state attorney will hold a news conference at 0 this afternoon. >>> a former virginia commonwealth un ersity basketball coach is facing serious charges. w >> jones currently coaches at wake forest university is accused of throwing a fatal punch i whinew york city. he pleaded not guilty to an assault charge. on sunday he banged on the window of jones' suv thinking he was h uber driver. the coach left punched szabo causing him to smash hisheead on t sidewalk. e szabo was taken off lifsupport on tuesday. >> just going to say one thing l.and that's the jones family sends the deepest condolences and sympathies to the szabo family. >> next court appearance is october 2nd. >>> well, good friday morning. if t kids are heading to summer camp today, looks pretty good and also pretty hot. don't need the spf 30 or higher. th want to make sure they stay hydrated. near 90 by 3:00 p.m. and that will make the seventh day in a row of temperures and big changes for the week

you ever hear of the motel 6, jimmy?t good. you know, the a slogan for motel 6 is we'll leave the light on for you. at motel 3, it's we'll leave the skid mark on the wall for you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's awful. >> i go and there's a sign in the lobby. it says, "breakfast in bed." i go to my room, someone barfed a mushroom omelet on the sheet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a mushroom omelet? oh, good god. >> so i go in the bathroom. check it out, the old lady from "the shining" is in the bath. [ light laughter ] i woke up covered in someone else's psoriasis scabs. what the -- [ audience groans ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> jimmy, this place was nuts. there was a glory hole in the ceiling. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> no, that's not the worst part. there was a ceiling fan, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's frightening. >> great audience. ma'am, if you could look away, i don't like your eyes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't say that to somebody. >> well, the third row, she's got boogle eyes. [ light laugh

the motel manager told me off- camera that whitehurst rented the room for about $200. the suspects are the latest to come to the bay area to commit crimes. earlier this year there have been deadly marijuana related arrests in sonoma county involving suspects from out-of- state's. sheriffs said they are well aware of criminals coming to california. >> it is a trend that has been happening of people coming from the east coast robbery crews coming from the east coast looking to victimize people here on the west coast. >> reporter: police say this was a targeted case that took place in their city. >> i think this is the location where they met. i don't have any information that it is somehow specific to berkeley. i think this could have happened anywhere. >> reporter: all five are being held without bond because of a torture allegation. in berkeley with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there are road signs that point out road repair projects are paid fory gns read, your ta dollars at work. they have been popping up all over the state since lawmakers approved a $.12 a gallon tax last y

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the motel manager told me off- camera that they went -- they rented the room for about $200. earlier this year, there have been deadly marijuana -related robberies in pleasant hill and sonoma countie involving suspects from out-of- state. brand -- berkeley police would not specify a motive in the kidnapping, but said they are well of rear -- aware of criminal coming to california. >>> it is a trend of people coming from the east coast, robbery crews coming from the east coast, looking to victimize people here on the west coast. >> reporter: police say is with the targeted case that happened to take place in their city. >> i think this is just the location where they met, i do not have any information that it is somehow specific to berkeley. i think this could have happened anywhere. >> reporter: all 5 suspects are being held without bail because of the torture allegation. they could be formally charged as early as tomorrow. frank? >>> earlier -- thank you. >>> new at 6 pm, the san francisco board of supervisors voted to restrict marijuana sales in the chinatown neighborhood,

that is the outdoor ceremony from the national civil rights museum plaza in front of the motel where the reverend king was shot. you will see remarks by religious and civil rights leaders including andrew young and jesse jackson. both of whom were with martin luther king. nearly 3 our commemoration and with the tolling of the bill is exactly 50 years after the assassination. >>> [ bell tolling ] [ singing ] [ choir singing ] >> please welcome the president of the national civil rights museum, terri freeman. >> good afternoon, everyone. i just want to remind us all the reason why we are here. the only person this is about is doctor king. i would like us to keep that in mind as we move forward. it is a beautiful site to stand here and it is incredibly humbling for me to stand here at this moment on this day. [ applause ] he was a man, a husband, a father, a son, a brother. he was a preacher and a scholar. he was a visionary, a strategist, a leader, a servant. he was a radical thinker. a believer in the concept of peaceful, direct action and civil disobedience as an effective means to a

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the motel manager told me off- camera that they rented the room for about $200. the suspects are the latest to come to the bay area to commit crimes. there have been deadly marijuana related robberies in sonoma county involving suspects from out-of-state. berkeley police would not specify a motive in the kidnapping but said they are well aware of criminals coming to california. >> it's a trend of people coming from the east coast, robbery crews coming from the east coast looking to victimized people here. >> reporter: police say this was a targeted case that happened to take place in their city. >> i think this is just the location where they met. i don't have any information that it is somehow specific to berkeley. i think this could have happened anywhere. >> reporter: all five men are being held without bail because of the torture allegation. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a judge and for seattle has barred a company in texas from posting blueprints online to show people how to make plastic guns. the legal fight goes back to 2013 when the state department blo

they find themselves initially couch surfingr sleeping in their car or going from motel to motel, andoney runs out. they find themselves on the streets. >> sounds like a report we all need to see. ank you very much. >> thank you. >> "city of angels" airs live at 7:00 here on nbc 4. >> the unemployment rate doesn tell the entire story of the state of the union. can't wait to see that report. >>> as youet ready for maybe your first glass of wine tonight, virginia vineyards are facing serious challenges because of all this wet weather we've been having here.ne why o wine owner is calling 20 2018-hate-teen with an "h." >>> and tracking song thunderstos. usual usually for saturday, more storms. we'll break it down. i'm a small business, but i have... big drms... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've always done... dream more, dream faster, and

that is the outdoor ceremony from the national civil rights museum plaza in front of the motel where the reverend king was shot. you will see remarks by religious and civil rights leaders including andrew young and jesse jackson. both of whom were with martin luther king. nearly 3 our commemoration and with the tolling of the bill is exactly 50 years after the assassination. >>>

at the end, they lived in a motel. athena's parents existed in a drug-fuelled haze -- first pills, then heroin. jesse: you know, i went and i bought heroin and i had athena with me. and i was in the basement of these people's house, , and i a shootingng heroin n in their h, and she was upstairs in their living room watching tv. sarah: and she'd run through the house to try to get rid d of everytything she would find -- r heroin -- and she would flush it down the toilet, or she would break the needles. and then in the end, we're just getting mad at her, like, why? you know? why would she do that? it was very clear why. she just wanted usus to stop. reporter: the authorities intervened when athena was 11, and she and her brother were to come with me. and we were walking down the stuff. reporter: drug abuse dictates many p people's lives, especiay in poorer areas. one result -- neglected children. orphanages are rare in the u.s. instead, the government relies on foster families to take in children at risk. ngo's seek out

the first time, i checked into the lorraine motel. i got a lot of very funny looks when i said i was going to stay all week because a lot of people were staying by the hour. one of the miracles of memphis, i don't know how it happened. it must've been a civic miracle , a lot of you were involved in to take the lorraine motel what i thought from 1983 to that incredible institution worldwide. [ applause ] so thank you for that. they let me stay in room 308 the neck -- the room next to dr. king. but they didn't have a key to any of the rooms. when you came back you had to go to the office and they would let you in. while i was here i was doing research and maybe some people are here from the mississippi valley collection. which is an assortment of your ancestors and some of you from that long ago said an almost biblical event happened here when dr. king was killed. let's gather up information. oral history. so that other people can figure it out because it goes very deep, what is just, here in memphis. one of the many collections was the

, assault weapon possession as well as torture because of serious injuries the victim suffered. >> motel manager told me on camera whitehurst up into the room for about $200. >> reporter: the suspects are the latest to come to the bay area to commit crimes. earlier this year there have been deadly marijuana related robberies in the pleasant hill and sonoma county involving suspects from out-of-state. oakley -- berkeley police would not specify a motive but said they are well aware of criminals coming to california. >> it is a trend that has been happening. people coming from the east coast, robbery crews coming from the east coast looking to victimize people here on the west coast. >> reporter: police say this was a targeting case that took place in their city. >> i think this is just a location where they met. i don't have any information that it is somehow specific to berkeley. i think this could have happened anywhere. >> reporter: all five are being held without bail because of the torture allegation. in berkeley with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> this just in. former president barack obama h

there's no comment from the motel as of tonight.ew tonight at nine...a police officer is out of a job tonight..after he shot a man in the face whill off-duty.the officer originally claimed that he was a robbery victim and opened fire in self- defense.but surveillance video tells a different story. we'll show you...tonight at nine. the a's trying to take sole possession of first place in the american league west... after a great dominating start in this rangers series last night.. they are looking to keep it going at the coliseum... right now... they are leading the rangers 4- nothing in the 7th... jed lowrie and khris davis bringing in a couple of runs... we'll have those highlights later on tonight..(wipe to giants) the giants trying to take two straight in new york against the mets... in the big apple.. top 1st... evan longoria... given the green light on 3-0... and it pays off... two-run home run.. 2-0 giants... longoria's 13th of the season but the mets come back to tie it tin the 7th...then in the bottom of the 8th... jeff mcne

a motel legend is reflecting back on her memories of aretha franklin. betty yu asked her what it was like to grow up with the queen of soul. >> reporter: legend mary looks like of the supremes has been entertaining fans since the 1960s. before she hit the stage in san francisco, one of her oldest friends, aretha franklin, wasn't far from her mind. >> now people know how important a is and how it touches so many people. you know, aretha would tell tou lot of people. it's sad to see someone like that go, but she's left such a legacy. >> reporter: franklin died thursday at the age of 76 after a long battle with cancer. wilson and franklin grew up together before they were stars. >> our family went to her father's church when i was young. the first group i was in was with her younger sister in the fifth grade. >> reporter: wilson says she's been getting calls from people around the world about the passing of the queen of soul. >> when god gave out soul, he definitely put aretha franklin as the queen. >> reporter: wilson is lending her voice to the help is o

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would go to every rooming house, every motel because somewhere he checked in with that white mustang. they did a lot of legwork in missouri, california, mexico, the fbi did an excellent job trying to track him because they knew there would be hell to pay. >> he had so many chances to finish and make it to canada and england. it seemed like the world was conspiring against him pretty good advantage just like that. >> he didn't have money or plan which is all evidence that shows it was ad hoc, it was not a well-planned conspiracy. he goes there and he starts doing research on getting a fake passport. he starts calling them and saying, this is the passport office. he found people who hadn't traveled. he was trying to prove he was a citizen of canada. he could've gotten a passport almost immediately and flown to england but even when he got there he later said i went to england without enough money. he was running low on money, running low on aspirin, hoping to get to. [inaudible] he could've escaped or vanished but he didn't have a plan or documents or money. that shows what an ad hoc un

. >> saturday we had to go to motel 6.t was the only motel we could find with rooms. >> reporter: the property owner did not return our calls, but pg&e tells cbs 13, but crews went to check on the problem and said the problems are the owner's to fix. park managers are scrambling to keep up with the phone calls. resident daniel ortiz taking his entire family to his workplace today so they can stay cool. >> i got a 3-month-old baby in the house. we are in unlivable conditions right now. >> reporter: residents say they've reached out to the mayor and city manager hoping to get some relief and to hold the owner responsible. in vacaville, kelly ryan, kpix5. gets a >>> not the best situation because we're talking about temperatures in vacaville about 101, 102 and, if anything, it's going to get a little hotter over the next couple days. one of these two numbers in much of the country this would have to be a misprint. we did hit 100 in healdsburg. we did hit only 59 degrees in half moon bay, 41-degree temperature spread. palo alt

central command the chief general joseph motel for details on how the united states supports the saudi led bombing campaign the interceptor reported that fact. and it comes to washington in china relations, "financial times," highlighting the fact that trade talks said to take place between the two saying that the chinese team will negotiate with the u.s. delegation led by david malpass and china's delegation received an invitation from the u.s. commerce minister, they said yesterday that china's more senior officials overseeing the u.s. relationship were noticeably absent from the working level delegation indicating chinese caution over the ability of any american official to reach a binding deal. that's in "financial times," was: an independent line in wisconsin. caller: thanks for taking my call. i have a question or statement about the misleading news, like calling it fake news. fox, cnn, they all have their opinions and they are misleading, even c-span, when people call in or twitter and the senate didn't get the votes, it's not really true because they need 60 votes to win even t

>> we ended up in our car and moteling it. >> reporter: for six months, they were among the estimated 55,000 homeless people in los angeles, but they did not tell anyone. and you were still going to work every day? >> i was hiding it from everybody. it was hard sometimes trying to sleep with an 18-month-old in the back seat of a car. my fears and anxiety was leading me to think that if i just die, my family can get the life insurance and use that to find a home. that is how bad i felt at the time. >> reporter: priscilla finally told her boss them with homeless services. today they live in a new apartment paying rent on their own. >> i used to definitely think they were all drug addicts or just wanted a handout, until it happened to me. i had all the things that were supposed to set me up in life to be successful and yet even i succumbed to being homeless. >> there is much more of craig's reporting on the homeless situation in los angeles. it's a special "dateline -- city of angels" tonight at 7:00, 6:00 central on nbc. >>> still ahead -- outrage over a school video gone viral sparking

together the family moved constantly they often lack basic necessities at the end they lived in a motel. athena's parents existed in a drunk fuelled first pills then heroin. you know i went my bought heroin and i had a fan a with me and i was in the basement of this these people's house and i was shooting heroin in their house and she was upstairs in their living room watching t.v. and she'd run through the house to try to get rid of everything she would find or heroin and she would flush it down the toilet or she would break the needles. and then they hand she now we're just getting a matter are like why you know why would she do that. it was very clear why. she was just wanted us to stop. the authorities intervened when athena was eleven and she and her brother were sent to foster parents. and. the lady said you and your brother really come with me and we're walking down the stairs and i just remember seeing my dad like crying and just being like i promise we're going to get you back i promise we're going to see you in so drug abuse dictates many people's lives especially in poorer ar

converted garages, spare bedrooms, motel rooms, cars, and tents have become shelters of necessity in this area which has some of the highest housing costs in the county. >> the housing wage, that is how much someone has to make per hour to afford a basic apartment, is 24 to $26 an hour. and the folks who live in this area earn somewhere between 11 to $13 an hour. >> reporter: jose moreno is an anaheim city council member who represents a district with a large number of low-income workers. last year, anaheim declared a homeless state of emergency and he led a task force to study the problem. >> wages have stagnated, housing costs are going up. if you're not paying your workers a wage they can live on in the local economy, then that creates a lot of stress on the social system of the city. >> reporter: one of those who is struggling is 58-year-old glynndana shevlin who has worked at disneyland for 30 years. she's a full-time host in a v.i.p. lounge at one of the resort's hotels and she's a member of a labor union which represents disney hotel and restaurant workers. >> i love my job. i

motel industry has become cutthroat. interior designers have to fight for every last cent of their budgets. as head of design for althoff hotels one feature that sets the hotel chain apart is its choice of artworks. it's in the past hotels would sort out their interior design and only think about the issue of art at the very end of the process when the budget was all used up so they'd resort to framing a few calendar pictures but that's changed these days art is an integral part of the hotel's look and in my opinion it's the acid test of a hotel's quality its leading hotel brands like hyatt until tin can afford to collect works by famous artists hotels doesn't have that kind of money to spend they mainly showcase unknown artists. who chose don't have the same kind of budget for art works as galleries we rely on artists selling us work at reasonable prices but for them to be able to afford that the in turn rely on low rents for their workshops and apartments. were like paris or london there wouldn't be any affordable art

it's a freak motel that i sit here and. email young kids cared about you know i know. the you know that's the only b.c. if you look if you're going to attack even if you took it if it were to get people with. it. as archbishop of buenos aires pope francis was seemingly deaf to the distress of these victims. but apparently it's worse in another case concerning other victims some believe he's willfully trying to divert the course of justice. for father cross the face the biggest pedophilia scandal in the argentinian church. says our grassy was one of the best known priests in the car. very influential and often in the media spotlight what i was doing with a rather big head. to run a huge orphanage until some of the children bear launched a complaint against him for sexual abuse in two thousand and nine he was sentenced to fifteen years in prison still today he's behind bars. but the argentinean church did all in its power to have him acquitted. one public eye a go represented father crossties child victims. a trial spread over fifteen years and opposite him the most reno

of reunifying the families and the question is what exactly is the administration's policy at this motel and if you cross the border into the u.s. illegally will you be detained together as a family? separated? what exactly happens to you. >> brennan: roughly 400 or so families. thank you very much. we will be right back in a moment. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? . >> brennan: that's it for us, thank you for watching. until next week, we'll be back with you then with a look at race in america, one year after charlottesville. for ""face the nation" i'm margaret brennan. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> damage control. president trump continues to muddle the message about russian interf

it's a motel that i think. even you know young kids care to know you know and. the if that's the only mistake if he will get you're going to hurt even you feel you have anyone to get the witnesses to know. it. as archbishop of buenos aires pope francis was seemingly deaf to the distress of these victims. but apparently it's worse in another case concerning other victims some believe he's willfully trying to divert the course of justice. the father cross the case the biggest pedophilia scandal in the argentinian church tippett here who you know says are grassy was one of the best known priests in the country very influential and often in the media spotlight doing well with a wild west big guy. ran a huge orphanage until some of the children there launched a complaint against him for sexual abuse in two thousand and nine he was sentenced to fifteen years in prison still today he's behind bars. but the argentinean church did all in its power to have him acquitted. one public eye a go represented father crossties child victims. a trial spread over fifteen years and

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we're talking about a young man who was taken from a motel and bound, put in the back of a vehicle andany miles"> berkeley police investigators say the victim decribed as a 21-year-old man from the bay area and the five suspects from south carolina made contact with each other online and agreed to meet at the knight's inn motel. at around 6:30pm is when it happenedsot patterson police department sent kron4 this photo of one their officers holding this weapon confiscated during the arrests. investigators say around 10pm the suspects contacted a friend of the victim demanding $30-thousand- dollars ransom. that is when the kidnapping victim's friend contacted berkeley police. officer white says bpd investigators developed leads pointing to stanislaus county sotthe

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the resident hall used to be a motel 6. >> the makeover was quick, just six months. students started moving in last week. cal maritime is the only degree-granting maritime academy anywhere on the west coast. >>> world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. we hope to see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, turning on trump? david pecker, the publisher of "the national enquirer," one of the president's closest allies, granted immunity by federal prosecutors. a source tells abc news pecker told authorities the president knew about deals to buy the silence of two women alleging sexual affairs. tonight, what the president said about people who flip. >>> also breaking tonight, the war of words. attorney general jeff sessions publicly defending himself from the president's attacks, saying the department of justice will not be influenced by politics. >>> state of emergency. the major hurricane barrelling toward hawaii. floods and landslides expected from this powerful rainmaker. flights canceled. residents now bracing for imp

i was living in the white house then i was going to every motel 6 that exists. it's really cool and they were decent people. >> steve represents the kennedy legacy so well. there have been so many grade minds here since forever. i would for go all the others just to have abraham lincoln allowed. i would want dolly madison to host it. there's this great story about harry truman who goes driving down for a meeting. treatment sitting in the front seat and he sees this woman whose pigs had gotten loose. they are running all around. truman stopped the car and he jumps out and helps the lady get the pigs back. the reporter gets wind of this and the reporter asks him i was true. he said remember i was a farmer before i was president. he was so down to earth. >> tying into your comments mark and i appreciate you guys. one of the things we did a year ago was to come up with the idea to take resident ford story standing up for diversity in his senior year at university of michigan where his traveling roommate because of the color of his skin cannot play on the football te

according to police, five men from south carolina met the 21- year-old victim last saturday at a motel on university avenue. they threatened to kill him unless they got 10 pounds of marijuana and $30,000 in cash. authorities nabbed them hours later... i then they tied him up and punched him, stuffed him in a car and drove off. authorities nabbed them hours later in the town of patterson in stanislaus county. today all five suspects were scheduled to enter pleas on charges of kidnapping and second degree robbery. >>> police in long beach are investigating a disturbing incident on a subway. it has many people angry. a passenger in a suit was captured dragging an unconscious man off a train, then dumping him and his belongings on the platform. reporter dave lopez has more. >> please stand clear. >> reporter: the man in the business suit seen dragging the seemingly unconscious man off the blue line train at the willow street station in long beach has been contacted by the long beach police department. they're not releasing his name and they're saying nothing else. as for the man he dragged

authorities say gunfire erupted as agents searched for a murder suspect at a motel.pect died at the scene. the agent shot. authorities say his condition is not life-threatening. >>> there's news tonight about the children discovered on a remote compound in northern new mexico. authorities have now also found the remains of an unidentified young boy at the site believed to be a missing 3-year-old. 11 children were discovered living in filthy conditions. five adults charged. >>> the new tick warning tonight. what's called the asian or longhorn tick now spreading to eight states. the first new tick species in the u.s. in 50 years, infecting mostly dogs, livestock and deer. in asia, the tick killing 15% of its victims. they have not been found carrying diseases effecting humans in the u.s. yet. >>> a passing to note. hockey hall of famer stan mikita has died. a legend in chicago, he spent his 22-year career with the blackhawks. he was 78. >>> and you remember the brady bunch house. hgtv winning the bidding war for the iconic house in l.a. the home listed for almost $1.9