tonight, brand-new bombshells. a report that president trump told the russians that comey was quote a nut job. and firing him took the pressure off the russia investigation. the white house not denying it. >>> and another report that the probe has reached a current senior white house official close to the president. a significant person of interest. >>> pleading guilty, anthony weiner breaks down as he admits sexting a minor. how much time he could face as huma abedin files for divorce. >>> cyber insurance, as hikers strike, a new way to lock in protection. >>> kill them all, what investigators say the times square driver told them about mowing down a crowd as shocking new video emerges. >>> and the end of an era for the greatest show on earth. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. in a week of fast and furious developments regarding the russia investigation, we can add two more breaking as we come on this friday night. there is word now that the law enforcement investigation

in new york, ariel, abc7 news. larry?p administration relating to the push back from the senate? >> reporter: today the administration sent mike pence to capitol hill to talk to republican leaders hoping they can find a way forward for this health care bill. so, still some optimism in the administration. larry? >> ariel, thank you. >> south korea's next president will be a liberal who favors a more open policy toward north korea. moon declared victory tonight after results showed him leading by a substantial margin over conservative opponent. the 54-year-old will replace the ousted president. moon's win ends a decade of conservative rule in south korea. he is promoted engagement with north korea as well as removal of the missile system installed by the u.s. last month. >> ted cummins was arrested in northern california last month after a nationwide manhunt to find him along with 15-year-old elizabeth thomas. abc7 news reporter danya back us has new details. >> reporter: 50 year old ted cummins arrived to a courthouse in n

new jersey and new york shared a governor so this was the first time when new jersey and new york were not administered to the new link even though at that point they had their own courts and their own legislature, they shared a government and here we can see the signature, this is a gift from his own collection and what is, it's generals of the houses of parliament during the time of queen elizabeth and maybe he just wanted to remind the legislature who made the laws and where the loss came from and to bear that in mind. he had in a speech that he gave to the new jersey legislature and he reminds them of what their job is and he says in the speech, all the moral virtues seem to be comprised and determine of justice and honesty and it is not if god only could make men so but this is the legislature to make it dangerous for men to be alive and i think that ties in perfectly with the map here and the gallows and really it's a warning of yes, government may be good but it's the legislature's job to make sure that we do not do bad and you'll notice at the back of this speech that it was pr

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news at 4:00.or joining us. i'm alma daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> i was never prouder than when he was wearing that logan jersey. >> he is one of two people killed when their truck collided with a vehicle in alameda. people at the school are heartbroken. >> a matter of degrees. the investigation expands after a boy slides off a concord water slide. >> a san francisco neighborhood turned into an evacuation zone. abc7 news is there when the all-clear is given. >> and from lebron to love, we are there as the cleveland cavaliers arrive. just how hard is it to be a fan right here in the bay area? >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. clouds are stacked up. next up, drizzle. hour by hour forecast coming up. >> announcer: now from abc7 news, live breaking news. >> sky 7 was over the scene of breaking news, a shooting in oakland. it happened a little more than an hour ago. >> an investigation is happening right now at 51st avenue and international boulevard. ther

but this new news, this new news about this new previously undisclosed, unreported subpoena for the trump campaign chairman, this new news that we're breaking right now, this breaks tonight, i'm fully cognizant against the backdrop of this much bigger "new york times" story about james comey. when james comey was hired by the obama administration to be fbi director, there was some political controversy about his hiring. ten-year term. that's why it's such a big deal that trump fired him only a few years into that term. but there was controversy when obama hired him in the first place. there was controversy on the left because james comey is thought to be a republican. james comey had served in a high-ranking position. he'd been deputy attorney general in the george w. bush justice department and that was at a time when the george w. bush justice department was implicated in having given legal cover to the bush administration's policy of torturing terrorism suspects. on paper, that makes somebody with a resume like james comey not a likely candidate to be given a big promotion to a high-pr

we are tracking breaking news in san jose. firefighters fighting a strip mall fire at south white and story road. you can see crews are still out there putting out a lot of water on to this fire. this is an abandoned o'reilly auto parts store. our reporter, matt keller, is on the scene and he first arrived there an hour ago, he said part of the buildinged and luckily nobody was injured in this. we are tracking police activity in an east bay neighborhood right now, and abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is out there live on the scene to let us know what is happening out there. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning, jessica. yeah, we can hear the officers making announcements on their loud speaker, telling the man and woman inside this home who are barricaded inside they need to come to the front door with their hands up and they need to surrender, and they made the announcement several times. we have seen no movement here. the sheriff's department has evacuated the homes next to the house here in question. this is on nottingham d

>> today on "fox news morning" murder mystery a private investigator revealing new information in a murder. >> and white house published reports which accused president trump of sharing state secrets with russia. >> and metro opening for the day and several stayings on orange line closed for nearly a month as a new safe track surge begins. what you need to know sure you get to work on time. >> and looking live outside. we guarantee you will enjoy today's weather. sunny skies. blue skies, warm air. really couldn't ask for a better day. >> yeah we could if it were friday. >> yes, that would up the ante. >> definitely. good morning i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is tuesday, may 16. >> michael thomas is talking about deploreious weather and erin como has traffic talking about safe surge. we mentioned at the top. headline today, what is it? >> warmer weather. warmer temperatures moving into the region. plenty of sunshine to go around. hotter tomorrow. full details on the forecast coming up. erin. >> will have the forecast. maureen you said it we will help you get aroun

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good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, overnight at least 80 people were killed by a massive explosion in kabul afghanistan. a government spokesman said a suicide car bomber detonated the explosion in an area close to many foreign embassies, under two miles from the u.s. embassy. the french and german embassies were damaged in the attack. the target of the attack was unclear and more than 150 were wounded. most are civilians. the explosion was so powerful windows shattered nearly a mile from the blast sight and more than 40 cars and trucks were either destroyed or damaged. >>> back in this country now, news on the investigation into russian meddling during the election. former national director michael flynn has decided to cooperate. hena daniels has more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. you may remember the documents. now michael flynn has changed course saying he will release the records as soon as next week. bowing to pressure, cbs news has learned mi

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live in south san francisco, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> and breaking news now. police announcing more arrests in the deadly manchester bombing. libyan officials say the father and brother of the suspected suicide bomber are now in custody. a fifth suspect carrying a package also arrested today in manchester. this all unfolding as detectives investigate a network linked to the key suspect, salman abedi. this new photo of the 22-year-old released in the past few minutes. look here. abc reporter ariel rashef with details. >> reporter: raise to root out possible suspects in the deadly bombing lasting into the night and through today. >> think it is clear this is a network we are investigating. as i said, it continues apace, this extensive investigation is going on and activity taking place across greater manchester as we speak. >> reporter: the primary focus, the neighborhood of suicide bomber 22-year-old salman abedi. abc news learned he was the son of libyan immigrants. the british home secretary saying he may have recently visited libya and syria. intelligence of

>> that's the news for this half-hour. >> sit down. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news on one of the largest college campuses in the state of texas. >> 20-year-old student remains in custody this morning. investigators say he surrendered after using a hunting knife to kill one person and wounded at least three others at university of texas at austin. >> all victims were students. officials are trying to figure out what led to the attack. here is abc's danya bachus with more. >> reporter: authorities say before 1:00 monday afternoon a student at university of texas at austin went on a stabbing rampage. >> he walked up to a guy just within arm's length of me. grabbed him by the shoulder and stabbed him in the back. >> do not move or you will be tased. >> reporter: police say 21-year-old kendricks white seen here after he was arrested by police used island hu-- styled hunting knif. >> three patients that have been stabbed. one in the neck. >> to stab and kill a fellow student and injure three others. >> everyone was yelling. he is here. he is here. and just running away. >

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byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> it's so easy to, to get how this misunderstanding takes place.t trying to get her to say, well this is how i feel hearing what the judges said. trying to get a sense what was going through her head. he probably doesn't understand what it is like to be a woman and be told, smile. >> that's in important message. i am also writing down "smiling doesn't get you gold medals." >> take that. >>> good morning. i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines this morning on "world news now." the justice department is denying reports that fbi director james comey requested resources for the probe into election meddling, days before his firing. new details are emerging how the decision to remove comey actually unfolded. we have a full report coming up. >>> north carolina police showed off knives and other items they say a student intended to use in an attack on up to a dozen classmates. the boy is getting counseling. the secure location while charges are considered. >>> middle of the country can expect severe

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here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> the house is expected to vote on a health care bill today. the republicans' first attempt to overturn the affordable care act more than a month ago ended in failure. president trump campaigned vigorously for the revised addition. democrats and those are voicing their opposition and hena daniels is here with the details. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. last night nay expressed confidence they had 216 yes votes to pass, possibly paving setting the stage for president trump's first legislative victory. house majority leader kevin mccarthy emerged from a meeting with house speaker paul ryan last night predicting the house would pass the latest republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we've already debated a large portion of this. the rest of the debate and we'll take a vote. >> it comes after an 11th hour push by president trump and vice president pence to win over skeptical republicans. >> we're both yeses on the

passengers to make >>> now from "abc 7 news," live breaking news. >>> an emergency escape. sfo bound passengers forced to leave everything behind and use slides to evacuate their plane. good evening. thanks for joining us. larry beil in for dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. 131 people were on board the plane when a fire broke out. happened as the plane was taxiing on the tarmac in new jersey. >> "abc 7 news" reporter tracking this. >> reporter: larry, those in the tower noticed flames coming from the plane's engine. that's when what many called controlled chaos erupted. >> then, you know, the flight attendants were like get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane, run away from the plane. >> reporter: these were the words passengers remember hearing as they realized there was something very wrong with their plane, an engine on united flight 1579 was fire. the emergency chutes deployed and everyone on board slid to safety. >> disbelief, right. surprise. i've flown over three million miles in my life, 87 countries and never had this happen before. >> reporter: passen

some medical news right now.n doctors tell colon cancer patients they can live longer by adopting healthier habits they say fewer than 10% follow those orders. but a new ground breaking study finds a few simple life-style changes can actually be a lifesaver. the study looked at nearly a thousand states and three colon cancer survivors over seven years and those who followed the life-style guidelines showed a 42% lower risk of dying and 3 1% lower chance of the cancer coming back. the guidelines are simple, get at least two and a half hours of exercise each week or 150 minutes. >> eat a lot of veggies and whole grains and limit the amount of processed and red meat you consume. a ucsf researcher explains. >> it helps your body metabolize the energy better, keeps the glucose and insulin inflammation levels low which seems to be -- provide kind of an environment that inhibits the growth of your cance cancer. >> that that study focused specifically on colon cancer but doctors say this could be beneficial to all cancer

abc7 news reporter vic lee joins us with new information. >> reporter: hodges appeared in court the second a est ared. last month he was arraigned and he pleaded not guilty to child porn charges. now, the s.f.p.d. is still investigating this case to see if he actually harmed any child he came into contact with. well, today we found a parent who says his child had a close call, and he wonders whether other parents had the same experienc experience. the judge did not allow our camera in the courtroom, but this swim instructor nicolas hodges, his parents came today. in court their handcuffed son acknowledged them with a smile. john thai was also here. >> it was really disturbing to hear what happened. >> reporter: hodges taught thai's 6-year-old here at the swim school in the presidio. he was a swim instructor here for the past two years. parents liked and trusted him. hodges had also been with kids at the house trampoline park right next door to the swim school. he worked here, too, for several years. the charging documents say he had more than 600 files of child porn on his computer and cel

. >> more breaking news.ayor kenney was to take part in the first direct flight between philadelphia and iceland but he ended up in boston overnight steady. details coming in. >> only on "action news" a south jersey father opens up about a harrowing ordeal that has a happy ending. he has been reunited with his baby who was in the back seat of a stolen suv. >> good morning. 5:30 now on this wednesday may 31st. dave murphy is it off but karen rogers has your still rainy accuweather and matt pelman has your commute. good morning. >> it certainly is a dreary start to the day. you're dealing with some pretty dense fog. because of the fog, 6-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport. but just .3 in trenton, in millville half a mile now in atlantic city, less than a mile in wildwood. half a mile in wilmington. .8 of a mile in lancaster. the fog traveling around the area is pretty bad in spots especially south and east of the city. the temperature is 62. so, it's certainly milder to start than it was yest

this is bbc news.ecurity experts say more computers could be infected as employees begin the working week. they have already started to see new versions of the malware. north korea says it has successfully tested a new type of missile. it claims the us is now within range. the us has warned pyongyang that new missile tests are not the way to secure talks with washington. it has joined japan in calling for an emergency meeting of the un security council. emmanuel macron has promised to restore france's global standing after being sworn in as the country's youngest president. he promised to tackle great challenges, including migration, terrorism and climate change. one of his first tasks will be to name a new prime minister. now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur.

morning america" later. [ gunshots ] >>> making news in america this morning, breaking news from southern california. a deadly shooting rampage at a birthday party. several victims now fighting for their lives. were they targeted because of their race? police searching for a motive. >>> also breaking now, severe weather on the move. a violent storm system moves towards the northeast after leaving behind widespread destruction and flooding all across the plains. some areas are even dealing with blizzard conditions. we have your forecast ahead. >>> new overnight, agreement on a spending deal meant to keep the federal government operating for several months. president trump and congressional democrats both getting some of what they wanted. >>> and caught on camera, a massive explosion on a highway causing so much damage to the road, it is still closed right now and could be for days. >>> a good monday morning. we begin with breaking news. several people rushed into surgery overnight after a man opened fire at a pool party in southern california. >> in fact, in all eight people were shot at t

some big news out of washington. the house voted to pass the republican healthcare bill before taking an 11-day recess. they say they're going to use the break to kick back, relax and finally read the bill they just voted for. and you go, that's good. [ cheers and applause ] at least, they should read it. >> steve: a lot of paperwork. >> jimmy: actually when republicans in congress were rushing through vote on the bill today a reporter was there asking if they read it. and check out some of their responses. watch this. >> congressmen, have you read the bill? have you read the healthcare bill? have you read the healthcare bill? have you read this bill, congressman? congressman, have you read the bill? >> no, we're in a hurry. we'll be back. >> jimmy: seriously, i did a a better job lying on my book reports. [ applause ] get this. i actually saw that two democrats accidentally voted yes on the bill before switching their votes to a no. when asked if they were embarrassed, they said, no, yes. [ laughter and applause ] i

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday may 24th. breaking right now. >> two people are in critical condition after a stabbing in wilmington and police say one of the victims appears to have done it to herself. >> a man is in critical condition after being shot execution style in north philadelphia. >> within the past 10 minutes authorities in the uk announced three more arrests in connection with the concert attack in manchester. >> and new this morning, president trump is at the vatican and had a meeting with pope francis. >> first up let's get you started with weather and traffic. david and karen join us. good morning. >> drizzle when i stepped out here a minute ago turning into a bit of light rain. storm tracker6 live double scan shows this to you as we have some light precipitation popping through the region. we're starting to see the end to this out in lancaster as it's pushing toward

save now when you buy phips sonicare. >>> so tonight we are following this new breaking news from the "the washington post" and from the associated press about fired national security advisor mike flynn. new reports that trump transition officials and outgoing obama administration officials were aware of mike flynn's frequent communications with the russian government and that it raised alarms both within the trump transition and in the outgoing administration. this of course raises yet more questions about why the trump folks went ahead with hiring him then as national security advisor where he lasted all of three and a half weeks before he got fired. after mike flynn did get fired, one of the interesting things that happened that i think maybe should have been a little bit of a warning sign is that the white house had a really remarkably difficult time replacing him. u.s. army general ray o'dierno he wanted for the job. he took himself out of the running. david petraeus, he took himself out of the running. vice admiral robert harwood, they wanted for the job, they apparently offered

roosevelt promoted a new idea and a new deal that suggested " necessitous men are not free men." the new deal, to protect individual security and to try to remedy the broader economic problems that underlay the great depression, here, i have just a sampling of some of the most important pieces of legislation that were passed, which you can read further about in the textbook for purposes today. i will not go through each one. the new deal sauce to ensure that the economic social and political benefits of american capitalism were distributed more equally among american's large and diverse population. social security was established for the age of unemployed, and the disabled widows, dependent children. work projects were fostering immune eyes asian largely because of the act. this is to provide relief through public employment, to help of federal control of a nation bank and even electric -- even ms. devine: in talking about the new deal, roosevelt summed it up in an address to congress in 1938. we get a since of his he is when he said "government has a final responsibility for the

new york. >> "e.t."as learned that the production company behind "american idol" is in talks to bring the show back next year. and seacrest is the top contender for the hosting gig. here's the thing. during its 15th season on-air, it was shot in los angeles. ryan seacrest just relocated to new york city to be kelly ripa's co-host. today a source close to the splungt company tells us it's entirely possible to do american idol in new york. it could be costly but it's possible. here is what ryan told us last year about an american idol come back. >> for me, never say never. >> what form would it come back in? would you host it again? >> i would love that. >> about this week's ratings for live since ryan joined kelly, as you could imagine, there was a big ratings spike monday. it was the number one talk show that day. then they levelled off. but higher than when kelly was trying out other hosts. >> this morning ryan instagrammed this picture and thank live fans for all their support. producers are hoping to

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(grant) breaking news.. may day news.. breaking (grant) breaking news.. protests turn violent. several arrests made. police on scene. businesses damaged. (vicki) may day demonstrations are happening across the bay area. protesters were already gathering outside the ice building in san francisco with signs and banners as early as 8 this morning. san francisco police department says there have been no arrests tied to may day protests so far. however- in oakland four people have been arrested amid protests there. police have not released the names or charges of those arrested. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. clear and warm weather will continue the rest of today through tuesday. cooling arrives along the big sur coast wednesday while hot and dry weather will persist inland. modest cooling trend arrives all areas by thursday as coastal stratus returns. cooling trend continues friday into saturday when a slight chance of showers is forecast as an upper low approaches the region. region. approaches the upper

>> it is absolutely news. >> and cable news does cover news by the moment. >> it does.s to do it. >> michael, how do you do it at npr? >> npr has many of the same challenges you have at cnn and fox, that we're on all the time. one of the important things is, to slow yourself down. take a breath and make sure something you have to say is something new and something that adds to the context or understanding to the light, not the heat. >> i like that. slowing yourself down and taking a breath. that could be advice that we all should follow. >> we can all use. >> and very much in the news business. thank you both very much. michael, by the way, happy holiday birthday to you. i understand you're celebrating a little bit. >> thank you. >> take five. thanks much to both of you. >>> a rare retraction at fox news. but not from shawn hean hannity. the effect of competing narratives on the network's credibility issues when we come back. a world that doesn't exist outside you... ...but within you. where breakthrough science is replacing chemotherapy with immunotherapy. where we can

thank you for making abc news, america's number one news choice. >>> this morning on "world news now,irector james comey. >> reaction coming in swift from both sides of the aisle. the president making his first public comment overnight. and the move being compared to nixon's saturday night massacre during watergate. we are live in washington. >>> what's next at the fbi? who is on top to be the next fbi director? how will the move affect ongoing investigations? we will examine it all with an expert live. >>> an emergency declared after a nuclear waste tunnel collapses in washington state. authorities on alert and monitoring for any radiation leaks. the latest from the scene. >>> then, step aside ellen degeneres. there is a new retweet king. wait till you hear what his prize is. we have that all coming up for you on this wednesday, may 10th. >> napoleon dynamite? >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. want to get to the political bombshell. president trump firing fbi director james comey. >> many people calling it stunning, unprecedented, comey ap

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. >>> "eyewitness news" begins with breaking news this morning.ouse fire in north philadelphia has sent one person to the hospital, fire fighters rushed to the house there on north sixth street in westmontmont avenue right around 4:45 this morning. the victims treated, rushed to hahnemann hospital, and no word yet on the extent of injuries, and "eyewitness news" crew is gathering information on this fire and we will have more for you in our next half an hour. >>> new this morning a man is dead after he was chased and gunned down in the cities wynfield section. the shooting happened at north wilton and heston street. the victim was rushed to the hospital. he was pronounced dead a short time later. investigators are searching for surveillance cameras in that area there is no word on a motive or no arrests. >>> an argument end in gunfire that send a man to the hospital. police say this shooting happened in the cities frankford section at torresdale avenue at bridge street. victim is expected to be okay, and at this time it is unclear what sparked tha

that's good news for us.nd whole lot cooler and unfortunately not too much sunshine so maybe not the greatest saturday and sunday, but compared temperature wise the last few afternoons, getting relief from the heat and humidity. storm scan3 here this morning, showers are out there. maybe few isolated downpours, as well, around the pottsville area. as you head into berks county around reading we're getting light shower activity just north of reading little bit, more pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall. and back down into parts of chester county getting some shower activity that could be a little bit on the heavier side from time to time. besides that shower activity, that's off to the north and west of the philadelphia area, we're at quiet conditions, across the northern suburbs, back out to the east, and down to the south, as well. but we are going to watch, the shower activity chester county continues it track eastward, could bring shower here to the philadelphia area. maybe in the next hour or so. as we g

new service troubles. you may have to come up with a backup plan. >>> plus a dictator's death. pana panama's manuel nouriega died overnight. >>> welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. following breaking news. no train service on the red totten. metro is working to get riders on shuttle buses. you see one of them parked right here outside the metro station. news 4's justin finch is going to be live coming up with more on what you need to know before you try to get around the closures. >> we need to get to your forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and lauren rickets are outside with the latest on how it's feeling out there. good morning. >> i walked outside. i was telling chuck, it's chilly out here. just a little bit. >> little taste of the san francisco bay area. >> little fog as well. city camera view cannot see the top of the monument. that's 555 feet 5 inches. here's the view from our tower in the northwest. down there. see the two little white blurs. that's not

we're live, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to our weather now and that glow that the good news will soon be going away. the umbrellas were out as the rain came down. things are far from picture perfect. a to devoid of sun. >> we are keeping our eye on the radar where there are storms moving out west. but as is often the case, whether or not you get wet depends on where you live. this is where that neighborhood weather comes into play. let's get right to first alert meteorologist glenn schwartz. >> some big changes on the way. >> this picture will not look like this by this time tomorrow. once again, overcast, the tops of the buildings cut off by the low clouds. and it is getting a little bit foggy around here too. and that will continue during the night. the last of today's showers are exiting while we watch for another area in central pennsylvania. so the last of the ones in that pretty much in cape may county here. and fairly heavy rain near avalon right now. that will be moving offshore within the next hour or so. then we watch these storms in central and western pennsylvani

brie ross, abc news, new york. >> one more note.sian president, vladamir putin signing off denying his condree had haeng to dupe with the u.s. presidential election. put-in tells a french newspaper, allegations of meddling are fiction invented by democrats as a way skpof explaining their lo. he hopes relations between the u.s. and russia will improve one day. and he claimed there is no proof chemical weapons have ben used by the assad regime in syria. back here on the home front and to that noon accused of killing two men on a train in portland, oregon. quite a belligerent first appearance in court you. see him there, mouthing off. 35-year-old jeremy christian is facing two counts of felony aggravated murder, and other charges. he didn't enter a plea. christian was confronted by three men after allegedly hurling insults at a couple young women. police say christian attacked the men killing two of them. and wounding the third. >> two cleveland police officers are facing disciplinary charges in the controversial shooting death of 12-y