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how investigators nabbed a bay area man.. bringing a 27- . >>> dna is once again cracking a decades old cold case. how investigators nabbed a bay area man bringing a 27 year old nightmare to an end. >>> it is 6:00 a.m. on saturday september 22nd. >> uc berkeley employee roy waller is set to be arraigned monday on sexual assault charges. investigators have once again used dna and genealogical technology to find a suspect, this time in the norcal rapist case. reporter: the only house behind a white picket fence lived a man who investigators say violently raped and robbed victims over 15 years. police say roy waller is the norcal rapest. his crime spree began in 1991 and continued through 2006. >> those people that you least expect, that you know, sometimes you just never know. reporter: neighbors say waller lived here with his wife, and like his home, was unassuming. >> from a distance, he seemed normal. i mean he was cutting down trees and pruning, and they were laughing. reporter: investigators from across northern california

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police nab a guy accused of opening up fire hydrants across thecity. they say he was encouraging others to do the same thing. >> welcome towe "news4 thi." >> hello, i'm. i'm leon harris. it's almost an entire generation. we remember t 3,000 lives lost on 9/11, 17 years ago. the buildings have been repaired or replaced since. memorials pay homage. the most powerful tribute may come from the survivors who inst we never forget. >> caesar alviar. >> howard bar herschbaum. >> my uncle and godfather, firefighter eric todd olson. e the names were read out again as they have beer since the attacks that year. fr to the unfurling of the flag, the nation stopped tember our collective loss. president trump marked the milestone inshanksville, pennsylvania. the vice-president was at the pentagon. amy cho looked at the ceremonies 17 years later. >> reporter: people from all over the world here at pentagon memorial today. every person we talked to said they are determined to never forget. ♪ a quietong t honor thousands of lives lost too soon. ♪ay mary she comes to the

here is a high profile russian hacker nabbed in europe, brought to the u.s. and the doj got him to plead guilty tonight. walk us through how this works and what it says about what the other indicted russians might be sleeping worse tonight. >> rod rosenstein said it right. the fact that someone may be hiding out in a country where we don't have an extradition treaty such as russia doesn't mean we let it slide. it's important doj pursue these individuals first because you need to have a record of what was done. second you never need to know when someone will make a mistake and travel to a country like spain where we have the ability to arrest that person and have them extradited through that process. so the 13 russians that used social media that mueller indicted, the 12 russian hackers indicted this past summer, those are not academic. >> although we take a lot with a grain of salt in this espionage, this hacker's wife did publicly boast she thought he helped trump win. >> we are seeing a pattern of indictments in terms 60 how russian government may be utiliz

tesla nabbing the top three electric vehicle sales spots in the month of august.old nearly 18,000 model 3ss last month, the highest sales ever for a single electric plug-in car in a month. the tesla model s and x suv, crossover, came in at two and three for august sales. quite frankly, that's just one survey. is there a better way to eyeball not just the tesla sales story, but the real sales picture for other publicly traded companies as well? let's bring in alex diamond, vice president of products at rs. metrics, a very unique company that uses satellite imagery and drones to track companies for businesses and investors. before we get to what you saw by hovering over tesla last month, explain how you guys do what you do. >> sure. we are a data company. we partner with some of the leading satellite imagery companies around the globe, some aerial providers, we even use drones and other geospatial data and basically package that all together and try to get an edge and add transparency to the financial markets through some of the products we create. liz: it would mak

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germany saw off competition from turkey to nab the tournament, the first time it hosted it since 1988e court nominee brad cavanagh has angrily denied allegations he sexually assaulted christine blasey ford when the pair were teenagers. blasey ford testified to u.s. senators that she was "100% certain" that kavanaugh had attacked her. you're watching dw news, live from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through extensive coverage of those hearings in washington. stick around. we we'll be right back. from a hole with russia. at the present time and check. you. phones only twenty four hours on the twenty dollar dot com. i'm sorry your excel our i'. one hundred having having also so it made me [inaudible] begin again. is it is expected to to yeah before the any any minute now

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for example exceeded almost one hundred sixty six million dollars with state farm and playstation nabbing the top two spots according to nielsen sponsors of sports are starting to put their advertising revenue into new products streams for their sports obsessed customers papa johns is one such example as they offer pizza specials during local and regional sporting events if the home team wins that money enabled founder john shatner to contribute money back to the university of louisville and sit on its board as well as local impacts to the economy this relationship between sports and their advertisers has long reaching impacts and many will only see profit margins kid to new to grow in the coming years. and we are joined by the aforementioned regina that was very good thank you so much so the difference that we were speaking about earlier i found pretty fascinating that the sponsors the branding in the u.s. you know they really like the teams but not so around the world that's more players explaining that they do is so you can look at some of the biggest players in the world will start wi

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top of the fourth, nab national with a man on. launching this ball into right-center. moon shot. s 17th home run of the season. a two-run shot gives the nats ad 3-0 . bottom five, phillies cop back to tie it. two on and two out for an old fiend,ormer national wilson ramos, hurting his old club here. one run comes in to score. the two-run single. phillies sinre five runhe fifth. they're up 5-3. now later, a scary moment. ad eaton fouls this ball off the third base line. maikel franco running over to make the play, flipping over. franco flips into the camera well. both teams check him out. he does walk out, really, he took a tumble there. he was taken out of the game. nats tie it in the sixth. top of the tenth, who else bull juanoto shows thatot so pop. you see what i did there. hes 18th of the season. nationals lead t phillies, 7-6, in the 10th. soto pop. >>> game one, spencer kieboom, he lost a tooth eating, then he thought he lost it in the game. but his fst career home run. that ball out of re. showing off his missing tooth. missing his tooth and putting the natsp 1-0. in the s

investigators nabbed cody wilson over the weekend when he landed in texas from taiwan, accused of paying a 16-year-old girl he met online $500 for sex. the girl told investigators they met on sugardaddymeet.com. investigators say the girl's frnd tipped wilson off, and he flew to taiwan before they could question him. they asked authorities there to send him back to texas. wilson gained notoriety for announcing plans to post blueprints to a fully 3d printed gun online. >>> a japanese supply ship is expected to reach the international space station on thursday. the unmanned rocket blasted off from southern japan over the weekend carrying with it five tons of water, spare parts, and experiments. once its mission is done, the cargo ship will return to earth where it's expected to burn up over the south pacific. >>> heavy rains caused flash flooding and trench douse driving conditions in central kentucky. emergency crews in scott county were called out to help rescue people whose vehicles were stranded in high water. parts of the local highway were impassable, and several other roads had to b

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. >>> police are crediting mosquitos with helping them nab a robbery suspect. the man is loading up his cart with more than $1,400 worth of alcohol, running out the store with the booze to a getaway car. the store manager called police who caught up with the car and chased it. at one point, one suspect rolled out of the car and ran into a corn field. police swarmed the area, so did mo mosquitos. an hour later he gave up. he couldn't take the bites. >> we handcuffed him, he had 15 to 20 mosquitos on his forehead at the time. >> police think the guy would have stayed in the field until he could get a ride if not for 'rstl looking r th >>> now to a look at the weather. don't know about mosquitos, but you've got an hour and a half left in summer? >> you've got two hours. >> two hours. >> and five minutes, eric, to soak in the final minutes of summer. fall officially arrives here at 6:54 later on thchk. as it does tomorrow, some cooler air will also work into the picture. live doppler 7, along with satellite. start you off with that, you can clearly see on satellite

. >> reporter: or getting nabbed on camera playing poker on his phone during a senate debate. >> occasionally just a year and a half ago senator mccain was horsing around like a teenager, making devil ears. >> laying out demands -- >> reporter: behind a reporter. after all these years revenge, more devil horns behind his fellow senator from colorado. >> senator john mccain. >> reporter: and then there were all those "snl" appearances, never funnier than when -- >> mccain sings streisang. ♪ >> reporter: he decided to try hers. >> pretty annoying, huh? >> reporter: barbra wasn't annoyed. she referenced the "snl" act in a tweet and called him a good man, a good senator. he even let "snl" joke about his then running mate going rogue -- >> available now we have a bunch of these. >> reporter: senator mccain's attempts at humor sometimes blew up on him. remember this? ♪ >> reporter: senator mccain did when someone asked him about punishing iran. >> that old beach boys song. >> reporter: he made movie and tv cameos playing himself -- >> i just need to get my coat here. >> could you give me a minute,

burglars nabbed tens of thousands of dollars worth of rare bugs. court nominee. kavanaugh's senate n on tues >>> lawmakers are gearing up for an all-out battled this week over president trump office supreme court nominee, judge brett kavanaugh. confirmation hearings begin on tuesday. the political fireworks are already flying. b they are suppressing these documents. >> reporter: democratic senator dick durbin is demanding president trump release the records from judge brett kavanaugh 's work in the white house from former president george w. bush. >> if we are lucky we will see 6% of all the documents produced. if he is so proud of his credentials, show us the record. trust the american people and they will trust you. >> reporter: the trump administration is citing executive privilege to withhold 100,000 pages of records. and attorney for mr. bush revealed the decision in this letter to the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. senate minority leader chuck schumer reacted swiftly declaring, we are witnessing a friday night document massacre. adding, it has

authorities identified multiple suspects but are still asking for the public's help to nab the slipperars. >> i'll get you my pretty. >> jeanne moos, cnn. >> there's no place like home. >> new york. >> joining me now, ray nick kol, chairman of the board for the judy garland museum in grand rapids, where the shoes were stolen from. when you got the news the fbi had found them as part of a sting operation, what was your reaction? >> first of all, erica, it was startling news early in the morning, it was all over twitter, the first thing i did was stop into the local grand rapids police department to see this wasn't another joke. as you can guess through the 13 years there have been many pranksters and thing like that giving us false hope. we found out that this was, in fact, the real deal and the actual slippers. >> as i understand it, there were a number of pairs of slippers worn during the movies. we heard from jeannie this is a mismatched pair. what do we know about them, either the right shoe or the left shoe? >> we know that they were in a movie, there were four pairs. this is the m

rob: nearly 250 illegal immigrants are nabbed in roundups across three states. oklahoma for drug and weapons crimes during a 10 day sweep. they came from several countries including mexico and el salvador. 29 were previously deported in five were documented gang members. agents arresting 150 illegal immigrants in los angeles. foxbusiness alert, people showing up big bucks over a massive data breach that hit millions of users. shannon: here with more on how the ride sharing app is more secure. >> reporter: this data breach happened in 2016 but uber failed to disclose it more than a year about finding out about it. hackers stole 600,000 driver's license numbers and customer email addresses, phone numbers. they are being forced to pay $148 million in a settlement. this does include all 50 states including the district of columbia, the largest data breach payout in history. with the settlement, uber promised to tighten up at security policies, also hire an outside party to monitor its data privacy practices. jillian: a new flavor of candy canes is rather interesting

he got nabbed gazing at his senate race rival beto o'rourke.he photo, inspiring mockery like this diary entry. "i wonder if he thinks about me." someone else called it humanizing. "who among us has not stared at a picture of beto o'rourke and gently caressed the picture with our thumb" in another? just like senator cruz seemed to do. get a grip. cruz is probably reading a news article about the race featuring his opponent's face. it's not tinder. but there were plenty of tinder jokes. swipe left, swipe right. hmm. beto o'rourke supporters look on him as having the charisma of a bobby kennedy. ♪ playing air drums to the who as he drives through a watta burger. >> thank you. you too. >> reporter: while ted cruz suffers the slings and arrows of late-night comedians. >> i noticed he looked like a blobfish. >> reporter: the same day the in flight photos were snapped protesters at a d.c. restaurant hounded cruz and his wife. chanting about the supreme court controversy but adding insult to injury with this reference to his opponent's hotness. >> beto

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a line that stood out to me in this piece is on friday they write where the special counsel finally nab the big whale. how important is this plea? >> it's very important. it's a huge white whale. it's going to be interesting now between this period and now and the mid-terms when the mueller team has tried to go underground and tried to be quiet, and they have the time to interview manafort. i don't think people realize the interview process is going to be different now. he's not going to be surrounded by lawyers and change clothes into a fancy suit and have his hair die. he'll be in an orange suit, probably 5:00 in the morning, 6:00 in the morning when there's no press, and teams of agents, counter intelligence agents will come and interview hem and that will be without lawyers. and that's going to happen for the next couple of weeks until he's completely debriefed and rock solid. >> conversations have been going on for a few day heres. there was a proffer session he was given some indication of what he has of information he could provide. for the record it took 25 minutes for it to be

in africa there was a big manhunt for the leader the the head kidnapper of the result in order to to nab him because he was running around with approximately five million euros and maybe a potential threat of the future so there was some thinking. on the department of defense side we came up with a program called p.s.i.i. the pants al initiative and in the pan so how initiative basically was to work with countries in the salah like mali like. chad mauretania in order to give them some of the basic stuff communication equipment where they can talk to each other across the border. just simple stuff to where they could help us find. help. and power i was eventually captured with the help of the united states. the u.s. armed forces now had a foothold in the south and they are. why don't we take this little thing called p.s.i.i. and make it a little bit more robust where we start taking countries from within the region sally and region and became a trance a hell counterterrorism program and try to get them all to work on something that we all care about which is counterterrorism so will do tr

>> jimmy: is it possible she's just planning to nab one and take it for herself? >> i think so. then i had forgotten how -- it's sort of like a -- it's a weapon, really. >> jimmy: it's pointy. >> it's very sharp. so i have to reconsider that whole gift. >> jimmy: wait till she's of a certain age. >> she's prepared to accept it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she is. >> i think there's going to be a whole ceremony. >> jimmy: third emmy. is it as exciting the third time? >> it will be -- it will be really exciting the fourth time. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] horrible. we do have one season left, though. >> jimmy: you do have one season left. you've shot the season already? >> yes, we finished in july. >> jimmy: finished in july. was emmy night the first time you'd seen like nikolai -- that was another thing. you said he's your brother from another mother. >> oh yeah, isn't that funny? >> jimmy: immediately online people were like, oh my goodness, jamie lannister and tyrean, maybe they have a different mother, and we've learned this. [ laughter ] >> i love that all that -- i love

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authorities have identified multiple suspects but are still asking for the public's help to nab the slipper thieves who have given them the slip all these years. >> i'll get you, my pretty! >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> there's no place like home. >> reporter: new york. >> there's no place like home. >> thank you so much for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we have new details on the book that has shaken the trump administration by all appearances, rattling the president. the title is "fear: trump in the white house." the picture that "the washington post" bob woodward paints is, frankly speaking, terrifying of a president whose own defense secretary compares time thoim a fifth or sixth grader. a president the chief of staff reportedly calls an idiot and unhinged. also saying of the boss, it's pointless to try to convince him of anything. he's gone off the rails. we're in crazytown. telling staffers as well i don't know why any of us are here. this is the worst job i've ever had. remember, that's the current white house chief of staff who denies calling the president a

authorities have identified multiple suspects but are still asking for the public's help to nab the slipper the slip all these years. >> i'll get you, my pretty! >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> there's no place like home. >> reporter: new york. >> there's no place like home. >> thank you so much for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we have new details on the book that has shaken the trump administration by all appearances, rattling the president. the title is "fear: trump in the white house." the picture that "the washington post" bob woodward paints is, frankly speaking, terrifying of a president whose own defense secretary compares time thoim a fifth or sixth grader. a president the chief of staff reportedly calls an idiot and unhinged. also saying of the boss, it's pointless to try to convince him of anything. he's gone off the rails. we're in crazytown. telling staffers as well i don't know why any

the united states from the president of the united states and repeatedly you have stories of people nabbing stop him putting his name to policies like unilaterally withdrawing from nafta, ignoring orders like trying to assassinate the syrian dictator bashar al—assad. it's this kind of access of adults sometimes that are doing it, people like the defence secretary james mattis, he's been very strong in his denial. he described this book is fiction, i unique brand of washington literature as he put it. but the problem is it's hard to win a credibility contest against bob woodward, he's written about eight presidents, he's been critical of republicans and democrats but has a reputation for being incredibly rigorous and very fair. if you talk to administration officials from the past who have read the books they usually say do you know what, he got it right. and he does in this case he says have hours of tape recordings with the people he interviewed which potentially could back up some of what he is saying, let's play another odd legs another quote from the book. this is a conversation between

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this week mueller may have nabbed his biggest fish yet when he got the cooperation of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. trump's long-time attorney and fixer is also talking to mueller. all men are committed to cooperating with federal prosecutors. and now as trump's circle of trust continues to shrink, it seems like all that's left is family. joining me now is the found of dcreport.org, staff writer at the atlantic. all right. let's talk about this because there has been probably no one more defenseive of donald trump than alan who is saying, no, no, no. he's fine legally. here he is on "meet the press" earlier today talking about the manafort deal. >> this was a very bad day for the trump administration. it's bad because he doesn't know what manafort is saying, and he can't count on manafort saying only things that the special counsel already knows. when you don't know what a cooperator is saying, then it is a bad day for you because you are vulnerable and exposed. >> it is interesting to see him make the pivot. >> yeah. yeah. he's maybe off the legal team, right? he's right. i

so mueller has nabbed what may be his biggest fish yet because of what paul manafort could share on key questions in the investigation. did the trump campaign, for instance, get a heads up about the russian hack of democrats in the clinton campaign. did trump know about the infamous meeting with a russian lawyer that paul manafort attended. and what do man for tjoining me savalos. and professor paul butler. i will come to you for some answers. how significant is it -- i think producers and i have been going back and forth on which of these two cooperators could be more detrimental to donald trump, between michael cohen and paul manafort. for some reason paul manafort felt significant this week. >> paul manafort is more significant to the overall russian investigation that the mueller team is engaged in. michael cohen is more dangerous to donald trump because in open court michael cohen referenced essentially an unindicted co-conspirator in the form of the president and michael cohen's plea answered the question does anybody really care about campaign finance crimes? the answer is they d

going to court appearances and nabbing people like that? was that going on? >> i.c.e.ey would wait after the hearing. look, this was my policy before i signed before i retired, and we didn't make this policy in a vacuum. we worked with the association of chief justices throughout the country. the chief justice in california applauded this new policy. criminal aliens arrested in the criminal courthouse is exactly where we should be arresting them. politicians think better than judges and law enforcement. again, they say they are protecting the immigrant community. we can't arrest them in jail, we go to court. we can't arrest them in court, we arrest them in the neighborhoods, where we arrest others who weren't on the radar. they are hurting the immigrant community. stuart: well said. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. >>> two native american tribes suing the trump administration over the keystone pipeline. they claim the administration approved the pipeline without considering potential damage to burial grounds and other cultural sites. the tribes want the cour

a tarifterror plot was foiled o, we have footage of police nabbing a group of terror suspects armed withivals. we have details on why honda is recalling more than 200,000 vehicles. the malfunction that could put you in danger. meet hal, the realistic robot that's helping train the next generation of medical professionals. he'll be here in studio with us in a few minutes. you've got to meet hal. stay with us on that. the top story this half hour, meeting postponed, president trump will not be meeting with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein until next week. this as fox is just confirming conservative gop leaders in the house have reached a deal to bring in rosenstein for a closed door session meeting to discuss the new york times story about potentially recording the president and invoking the 2 a fifth you amendment to remove president trump. it's not clear, however, if rosenstein will respond to that congressional request. joining us right now is former white house press secretary under president trump and spokesperson for american first action pac and the author of the briefing, pol

rachel: a rich irony in men nab's attack -- brennan's attack, here to explain, ed henry.san? it's a job that griff knows in washington, democratic, republican administrations relatively nonpartisan because you're supposed to give the president, any president, either party the intelligence. the important stuff you need to know to prevent terror attacks. this guy's come out of the job and has been not just an obama partisan is, he has been deranged almost in his attack the on president trump. won't even call him president trump, says i'll call him mr. trump. i will not give him respect. so spare me if we're going to get a lecture from john brennan about who's partisan. and by the way, the second part of the tweet where he gets into lindsay graham is craven? didn't he love him when he was riding shotgun with the late senator john mccain, and whenever graham and mccain took on president trump in conscience, on principle, they cheered it on. now all of a sudden lindsey graham supports a trump nominee, and he's the worst person in the world, and bill maher and everyone else, th