newman bolted when rusty confronted him.till, he was back on the computer a few days later, this time searching for a local costume store looking for another disguise. and then the prosecutors asserted the final countdown to murder began. 2:30 in the afternoon of november 17th, neuman rented a silver kia minivan. the desk clerk remembered him. >> he was in a hurry and very impatient. >> just after 5:30 in the morning on november 18, a security camera recorded the silver minivan pulling into the parking garage on the ge campus. the camera then caught newman walking up the stairs. he logged onto his computer and left his cell phone on the desk. was he trying to create an alibi? next, hemy neuman got back in his car. he was on the move. a few hours later, surveillance video across town picked up his trail driving into the parking lot of a suburban the atlanta preschool where rusty sneiderman was scheduled to drop off his son. >> coming up, the widow takes the stand. >> he had deeper feelings for me than just friends. >> andrea

." >> additional fundin is provided by -- newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity andg nourishhe common good. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation.pa koo anicia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural in our communities. the corp race for public broadcasting and b contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.th k you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening. once again, another sool shooting. another heart wrenching tgedy. a massacre that has rattled the country. it has reignited the paurnl debate over the second amendment. big questions keep lingersach time these nights mayors flash. should dong c --gress and president trump take action and what is the government's role in protecting citizens in gun violence? nikolas cruz is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. one for each of the people he is accused of gung down inside his former florida high school. in hisemarks to the nation, president trump stressed the need to adenessl health issues but

i want to ask each one of you starerng with you, kae newman. what is one way we should be thinking about this right now thuld possibly move us forward?ha >> eng w to understand -- i think we have to understand these shootings are planned often long inned a vans and that the shooters usually leave a trail of threatsr sugestions about what they're going to do. we need to make it easier for people who hear those threats to come forward to people who can make a difference, to the adults icetheir environment, to pol in their environment. it was remarkable to me in the research i did w much information was actually available, so much so that, in sometances, kids did not come to school on the day when those shootings occurred, but no rult was ever informed. understanding whtards kids from coming through with information and getting it to the right source is an important task, and i do think there is something we can do about that. >> woodruff: so if that is one way to think about this, daniel webster, what would you say? >> well, i would say that the

." >> desirable -- additional funding is provided by o newman's foundation. donating all profits to charity and nourishing the common good. the ethics and excellence in journalismun to day. koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultifalrences in our communities. the corporation for publicti broadcas and by contributions from -- to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ce again from washington, moderator robert costa. robert:d gening. the debate over guns has been charged. emotionally, socially, and politically. the players are both old and new. the national rifl association and gun control activists. lawmakers and law enforcement. this time students a survivors in particular have the fore. during a white house meeting with family and friends of victims andtunts, president trump announced this week that he supports raising the leg a to purchase certain guns and stricter background checks. president trump: f many years where people sitting in my position did not tak action. they didn't take proper action, they too

the story of the football team at cardinal newman high school .. played out on is. it's not just a high school. . >>> it's not just a high school. it's an entire community of parents, kids and siblings. it's bigger than just a school. >> the story the football team of cardinal newman high school played out on national tv today. the wine country wildfires destroyed half their campus in october. earlier today espn aired a special called through the fire that highlighted the team's fight to play on centered around the team's quarterback and wide receiver who both lost their homes in the fire. >> and not much you can do with fire, just step on it. i just knew my life was going to be different. i knew i was never coming back to the house. >> in all 90 families from cardinal newman high school lost their homes. six were from the football team. >> we'll be right back. there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪

and m going to comback to you, katherine newman. >> would eable more school resource officers. often sadly the first thing to be cu in audget slash. i would enable those school resource officers to remain on the job because they are the people jung folks will feel comfortable turning to to deliver the information we need to prevent these shootings. >> woodruff: kristina anderson. >> i would ask that school boards, school prithcipals take time to create written all hazards emergency sponse type plans for all threats whether a firearm, truck, knife, whatever it might be, and make sure they are practiced diligently and th local law enforcemen throughout the year. >> woodruff: daniel webster off? >> i would say extreme risk otection orders to allow court action to remove firearms when someone clearly has a lot of signals they are plasonning thing very dangerous. that is a type of policy that extends well beyond the schoo. cause if this young man didn't shoot up a school, what else would he have shot up? so the issue really is you have somebody with reay malintent and you're aowing

kpix 5's andrea nakano is in santa rosa with more tonight. >> reporter: the cardinal newman community came a long way since the fire last october. many were consumed by disbelief and despair then, but tonight a celebration of what they've been able to accomplish in a very short amount of time. this is what the school looked like after the fire ripped through their campus on october 8th. students were displaced and attended classes on remote campuses. the football team had to find alternate practice fields going after their dream to win a national championship. roughly four months later though, the students are all back together. >> being back makes a huge difference. >> reporter: the school set up 22 modules to make it happen, for a community still in the remiddle of the rebuild -- in the middle of the rebuilding process, this is priority number one. >> we knew the kids were safe, and they were on four different campuses, but the challenge of trying to teach a provide a quality education is difficult. >> reporter: that's why the school held the we're back celebration tonight. this als

after a wildfire destroyed half >>> cardinal newman high school's football team got a chance to tell -- to tell their story. a televised special called through the fire featured the team's fight to play on after a wildfire destroyed half their campus. the story highlighted to seniors who lost their homes in the fire. bo barrington and kyle coonelly. >> everything was in the fire. i knew my life was going to be different. i knew i was never coming back to the house. >> 90 families from cardinal newman high school lost their homes in the october fire. six were from the football team. >>> in sports today -- >> there is supposed to be this zero-tolerance policy throughout the nfl, and this one is going to put the niners to the test. the 49ers, reuben foster inside linebacker, the star linebacker, arrested today in los gatos on charges relating to domestic violence. booked at santa clara jail, his second arrest in a month. the 49ers are aware of this. he was booked on possessing an assault re-up -- rifle, bail set at $75,000. awkward say way back to the games we play. a fellow who waited

omarosa newman issues a dire warn billion her former boss, she does it of course on "big brother." "big brother house." is it "big brother"? sorry, i don't watch it. i just want to get to know one of the women for whom this is not about damage control, but hopefully instead a measure of healing. jenny willoughby was married to rob porter from 2009 to 2013 during which time she says she endured emotional and verbal abuse, a frightening physical confrontation, even filed a temporary order of protection. porter's first wife, colby holderness, also divorced him after years. she says consistent abuse, including incidents of physical violence, choking, a punch with a black eye. rob porter denying the allegations calling them outrageous, false. he says the reality behind the pictures is nowhere close to what's being described and says i've been transparent and truthful about these vile claims. that said, i want to play you what jenny said, but first pam brown at the white house, pam? >> reporter: i can tell you here at the white house, morale is low. particularly about the handling of the

howie: one of the people who worked in the white house is omorosa newman. she says she is haunted by trump's tweets. she wouldn't vote for him again in a million years. corey: it's easy to criticize the president after you least office you wanted to stay in. she was asked to leave or resigned. i'm not sure. i wasn't part of it. if you were so critical maybe you shouldn't have gone to the administration in the first place. howie: how about the president's idea for a military parade in washington. are you pro-parade? corey: i love our military. if you look at the spending bill, it increases our military. my grand father and far it served, and my brother is a 20-year retired marine. if we can continue to give military all the tools they need to be successful, that's fantastic. if that is what this parade would do. i would be open to having more great men and women serve our country. howie: now that more people have lost the white house are you open if the president were to ask to you go inside, as you say? corey: i'm happy being on the outside of the administr

former white house aid omarosa newman had some shocking things to say about her time at the white housebout trump's presidency. watch this. >> i was haunted every single day, like what is he going to -- does anybody say to him, what are you doing? i had tried to be that person. should we be worried? >> don't say that. because we are worried, but i need you to say no, it's going to be okay. >> it's not okay. it's not. >> would you vote for him again? >> god, no. never. in a million years, never. >> all right. so newman, who left her post as the director of communications at the white house office of public liaison is now a contestant at the reality show celebrity big brother. white house press secretary rod shaw responded to newman's comments just yesterday. >> what is the white house's reaction to comments made by former white house aide omaros oi on celebrity big brother where she said, quote, she was haunted by the president's tweets, she described the situation inside the white house as bad and said it is not going to be okay. >> not very seriously. omarosa was fired three times on "

very glad that we works cofounder and ceo, adam newman, is here for conversation about how our cities can prepare for the future of work. the conversation will also involve our president, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu, and i'm so glad walter issacson is here guiding that conversation. walter isaacson is known for leadership roles from the aspen institute to media world and books that make him one of our great public intellectuals, and i'm most attuned to probably a more obscure item on the resume. he and i both benefitted from a life changing scholarship to pembrook college overseas, the alma mater of a great mayor who did a great thing in a policymaking body down the street here, richard luke, so, please, join me in welcoming our panel, walter isaacson, mayor landrieu, and adam newman. [ applause ] >> thank you, mayor. how you doing? nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> how are you? >> you sit in the middle. >> thank you. >> when he was 12 years old, came from a small village to the town of florence, and young people like him were flowing into the town because it had become

in mount it on newman a hospital was hit and badly damaged. the bombardment comes after rebel shot down a russian fighter jet on saturday that he had missed at the u.n. says some ten thousand people have fled the fighting in the province in recent weeks. earlier i spoke to a. government syrian activist based in istanbul and i asked him why the syrian regime seemed able to act with such impunity. i don't think we can call upon the united nations security council anymore because it has proven at least seven times now that it's. syria and syria is not necessarily a local problem anymore it's an international crisis wed only syrian civilians are paying the price germany has seen thousands hundreds of thousands of civilians fleeing this what and they continue to feed the world but to the unknown now that is a need for this decision to be taken the united nations assembly and be a respected in a way i don't think we can call up in the united nations security council to do anything anymore because they fell seven times and they would veto it too to i

tom newman. >> i'm the research and program manager of defense. our work is focused on environmental sustainability and empowering local communities. we believe that the value of the program, that of environmental sustainability and local economies, would be a great step forward for the food procurement policy. because of the education to sustainable production practices and the support of regional economies by sourcing from locally owned food processing operations. we also appreciate supervisor fewer's thoughtful and hard work around the issue and look forward to helping see the policy move forward in the future. thank you. >> i'm going to call the rest of the cards. maria, lucy. and meta. >> good morning, thank you for having the hearing. i'm the food and agriculture policy director. we are here nnd spur supports this every because of the benefits into local food purchasing and the benefits of sustainable agriculture and healthier food access. i want to thank, we've been working on this and wan

in mount it on newman a hospital was hit and badly damaged. the bombardment comes after rebel shot down a russian fighter jet on saturday that he had missed at the u.n. says some ten thousand people have fled the fighting in the province in recent weeks. all i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world capital nairobi a third channel remains off air a government blocked him for trying to broadcast a mock inauguration by opposition leader raul a dig up and staying in kenya a top investigator into the illegal ivory trade has been killed police say as men bradley martin was stabbed to death at his home in the capital nairobi but have released no further details martin led investigations into the trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn in africa asia and the united states the turkish president. rich attire baritone is at the vatican for a meeting with pope francis their talks are expected to focus on the controversial u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel both men oppose the move. well jim is

in mount it on newman a hospital was hit and badly damaged. the bombardment comes after rebel shot down a russian fighter jet on saturday that he had missed at the u.n. says some ten thousand people have fled the fighting in the province in recent weeks. the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks has refused to answer questions in court. is on trial in brussels on charges relating to the shootout that led to his arrest he will face a separate trial in france soon but in the belgian capital he defied prosecutors and relatives of the attacks one hundred thirty victims. after nearly two years of silence it was time for salaam disli to have his day in court but his trial in build him began as many thought it would with a refusal to cooperate or even stand up for the judge. he's about your identity sir i use a lot of dislike born in brussels on september fifteenth one thousand nine hundred nine. i don't wish to answer your questions. bilgin prosecutors want up just slam and he's alleged accomplices to new zealand so fianna yari

. >>> coming up, members of the cardinal newman football team thrust into the national spotlight. we'll tell you about the upcoming profile of the student athletes who lost their homes and their school during the deadly wine country wildfire. >>> a new report shows more people are leaving san francisco than moving in. according to a website for the real estate industry, in the 4 4th quarter last year, san francisco saw the major exit for a city. top destinations for people moving out of the area are sacramento, los angeles, seattle, portland, san diego. we'll take another look at stocks. dow jones is up by 100 after some major swings earlier in the session. one week ago today, last friday, is when the dow closed down 660 and kicked off a tumultuous week. >>> pg & e reporting profits took a financial hit in the 4 4th quarter last year that includes the three month period when devastating wildfires struck the north bay. pg & e has incurred costs of $82 million in connection with the fires. the wine business institute at sonoma state says 99.8% of vineyards went unscathed. researcher

earlier this evening, bruce newman captured this shot of the skyline glowing in eagle green and behind yellow of the sun set. plenty of cold air, philadelphia, 21. allentown, 16. trenton 18, cape may, 23. wilmington, 19. the winds have diminished since earlier today. nine in philadelphia, five in trenton, three in reading, and fyfffive in lancaster. a front moved through bringing rain and snow. there's cloud cover to the west moving in through the day tomorrow. tomorrow, the temperature around the freezing point. if it's a cool day but the focus is sunday. around lunchtime clouds are here, showers developing west of philadelphia with snow showers to the northwest. for philadelphia, it's a rain event raining heavily by 4:30, snow across the poconos and moving out quickly. by 9:30 as the game is ending, rain is ending as well and temperatures in the 40s. expected snow fall totals before the rain, philadelphia, south jersey, delaware a flake or two, generally a rain event. the far north suburbs a coating to an inch before the rain warrens iwashes it away. poconos, one to four inches befor

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. >>> students at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa are continuing to rebuild after the fire destroyed half of the campus. today the football team will be in the national spotlight. for four months the team had to find alternative practice fields as they went after their dream to win the national championship. today espn is expected to highlight two seniors both of whom lost their homes notice fire. >> overwhelmingly huge. i am lucky i have a fantastic support system with family and friends. >> a top of the national television debut the community has received an outpouring of support. the soccer team of tracy high school gave cardinal newman a check for $2300. >>> still ahead, california's high speed rail. it is rolling into san jose. or at least starting to. we will talk about what's next for the fast moving controversial train. for the bullet train are running off the rails. now, lawmakers are moving forward with plans to complete an audit. th art >>> critics say costs for the bullet train are running off the rails. now lawmakers are going with plans to complete an audit. p

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. >>> people reports the white house has hit back atom rosa manigault newman following her politicalnts. she said she was haunted by the president's tweets. she also said america is not going to be okay under mr. trump. yesterday the white house policies are allowing more passengers to stay on their flights. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more colete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. flonase sensimist. 7joining her daughter'st tyoga class.ut she was thinking about her joints. but now that she's taking osteo bi-flex, she's noticing a real difference in her joint comfort. with continued use, it supports increased flexibility over time. karen: "she's single." it also supports wonderfully high levels of humiliation in her daughter. karen: "she's a li

>>>>>> the recovery from the north bay wildfires continues and coming up at 8:00 how the cardinal newman story will soon be reaching a national audience. >>> protecting young football players. the new law being considered that could impact elementary school students. >>> as we look at the golden gate bridge, the traffic is moving along nicely coming through marin county where it has been a decent commute so far from novato to san rafael. >>> that flag blowing to the right was offshore so that is continuing. we will be warming up again with possibly more records. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2 the 9", later this morning at 11:30 the 49ers will hold a news conference as they talk about locking up their quarterback of the future. the 49ers signed jimmy garoppolo to the five year contract extension through the 2022 season. it is a 137.5 million dollar deal including $90 million guaranteed in the first three seasons making the contract the biggest three-year contract in nfl history. the news conference is at 11:30 this morning. we will stream at live on ktvu.com. >>> some lawmakers are pr

very glad that the cofounder and for aam newman is here conversation about how our cities can repair for the future of work. the conversation will also involve our president, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu. i am so glad that walter isaacson is going to be here guiding the conversation. he is well-known for his leadership roles from the aspen institute to the media world and books that make in one of our great public intellectuals. please join me in welcoming our panel, walter isaacson, mayor landrieu -- [applause] that for being here. welcome. i just finished doing a book on leonardo da vinci. camehe was 12 years old he from a small village to the town of florence, and all sorts of young people were flowing into that town because it had become a mecca for creativity. leonardo was a bit of a misfit. he was illegitimate, gay, left-handed, vegetarian. but totally embraced by that printing presse had just been invented and publishing houses were there, because all sorts of new forms of banking brought people from the fall of constantinople, bringing out of it. all of these things were

catherine newman. good to see you both, ladies.asey, you first, the fbi admits it missed some potential clues. based on what we have learned what may have been missing in your view to not take his potential threat seriously? >> i think there are two things. first of all, i think the audience might be really shocked to know how much of this there is out there. i would really like to know how many of these tips come into the fbi before we blame them too deeply for not acting appropriately. >> but not just the tips but this digital footprint. >> correct. and infant thct, they need a loe resources, if they look into these things. you have to upgrade your definition of dangerousness for the modern times. the signs were all there but i think we're using an archaic definition of a person being dangerous to himself or others. why do they have to actually act before we go, okay, i guess he was dangerous? because then it leaves society in general and school students in particular as the guinea pigs for an experiment of what actually is dange

ahead, former white house staffer omarosa manigault-newman breaks her silence where else, on an episodeeality tv. what she said and how we got to this point ahead. and the presidential parade in tonight's thing 1, thing 2 next. next time, i want you on my bowling team. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools. he gets two? i literally coined the phrase, "we give you coverage options based on your budget." -that's me. -jamie! -yeah. -you're back from italy. [ both smooch ] ciao bella. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> thing 1 tonight reaction continues to pour in about donald trump's depend for a military parade and so far, even members of his own party seem lukewarm on the idea. >> north korean and soviet style military parade would be counter to our own interests. it to me would b

newman university is hosting the wardrobe for work open house today. it features hundreds of womens don by people in the community and donated to people in need free of charge and the open house is until 3:00 this afternoon. >>> in the meantime. get out the rain gear meteorologist david murphy back inside now with the somewhat soggy forecast. >> for the next couple of days more rain saturday night into sunday and there areple out there that don't like winter and now cooler conditions and just as bad as can you get. it's so dank and uncomfortable. stormtracker 6 live doubl not a lot o active rain what we see is light and spotty and up toward quakertown and allentown and slatington and hamburg and at the better chance you have of seeing rai ae on the other side of berks county there are darker shades of green and maybe that is a hint that something steadier comes in to the the northern bushes later, around philadelphia scattered sprinkles and showers and same in delaware, and south jersey and the clouds are thick enough and low enough and moist enough yo

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let's hear more from political scientist christophe newman who is from berlin free university welcome to day w. . thomas's point that can you see the s.p.d. managing a smooth transition from shoals to novice i mean clearly they're not managing right because the fact that we're talking about it means that they have already. made it quite public that there is a part of the party that is very unhappy with the way things are going. and i'm continuously surprised by how troubled the s.p.d. is in trying to you know. get the coalition talks back on the road. i will say i think this is more of a general problem that they're having about splits within the party and i don't think that that can be healed on such short notice so i think maybe they can get the transition going somewhat smoothly but i think there is more trouble ahead in that way they do seem to be rumblings amongst the the grassroots some of the big decision of course is the grand coalition deal if s.p.d. members say no to the grand coalition with the merkel's conservatives. we even have new elections or a minority government does

show until he was caught lying about his military record, and presidential historian nora samuels-newmanre precedent for this? not exactly, ted, but, yes, a lot. benjamin harrison spent three months in the belly of a whale, but back then, presidents didn't matter very much. fascinating. grant, presidential? ted, i'm offended by the idea that presidents have to act a certain way simply because they happen to be president. that's just...racist. no, it isn't. and for another angle, let's turn to stu mccoy in a tree. stu, is the president being presidential? not sure, ted. i'm in a tree. sorry. i've got to cut away. breaking news in the murder trial of branson sutcliffe, heir to the sutcliffe caramel fortune. ♪ sutcliffe caramel ♪ real cream ♪ real yummy let's go live to chase terry, who is outside the courthouse. chase, what's happening? hi, ted. sutcliffe's attorneys have called a sudden press conference. as you can see, the podium behind me is filled with microphones indicating an important announcement. surely, they'll arrive any moment now. perhaps we should check back in later, chase.

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>> ashley: and there is an offer on the table to join newman enterprises. >> ravi: found a mirror site look like the chelsea 2.0 section of fenmore's. >> lauren: mirror site? >> ravi: it's a fraud. so far, all i found copied is the chelsea 2.0 division. it's not brand-wide. >> phyllis: you need to fix this now. >> lauren: and we need to warn chelsea. [ music playing ] >> cane: bonjour. >> lily: [ laughs ] when did you do this? >> cane: i, uh, you know, created our own mini version of paris.

like a style no matter that is in the middle of it dana newman out there in that bed oh yes a lot of us face internet yes i'm from data as a difficult but a million mean that i don't know if he has put a lot of mail into it by now but i thought up a little time on that i bought it in accordance with the alchemy that by now that wasn't under the business when the company that. got it that monoline betting that morning was fine it doesn't affect members in upper body us so most of us is a whole lot of what i am but ok ok some of the new angles i might get on the good muscles here is to make money mostly but i believe it is tasteless universal's yesterday and one a bit ok my commission and i wasn't i hold many other spectacular him as they are a harley and what i got at their mass is can often is can argue that i'm happy that i'm ok if i don't mess with that case but i mustn't have a home. you know what it was one fourth but do you have anyone have a better one they had nothing. but i think i thought i'd like them to get ahead of the number of parties. getting all that exposure getting

. >> jack: and you want ashley out of newman. >> victoria: maybe we could team up. >> j.t.: you know,spent half the night with billy on the dance floor with his arms all around you. >> victoria: how insecure are you? >> j.t.: you treat me like -- like an outsider. it's clear you don't trust me. >> victoria: that's not true. >> victor: the entire amount. take this briefcase and don't ask another question. >> nick: i love you, and i believe you. i know we're gonna be okay. >> chelsea: i love you, too. >> phyllis: i am on to the person who masterminded the theft, and victor's involvement confirms my theory. >> j.t.: you've reached the voicemail of j.t. hellstrom. leave a message. >> phyllis: j.t., i don't know

could have only gotten that information from one person, your sister, who you clearly planted at newmana spy. my father will have no choice but to fire the traitor. >> sharon: this is not your decision. nick -- let me go of me, phyllis! >> nick: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! what is going on? >> sharon: nick, chelsea lied to you! it's christian. you're not his father. adam is. >> sharon: nick? i would never hit you with this unless i were positive. >> phyllis: okay, stop it. she doesn't know what she's saying. >> sharon: as much as it's killing me, i have to.

. >> noah: i have accepted a position at newman enterprises in the mumbai office. >> sharon: you're movingnoah: tomorrow. >> chelsea: is that a yes? will you marry me? i know a secret. nick isn't christian's father. adam is! and i swear to god, if you continue this crusade against me, he's gonna find out the truth, phyllis, and it's gonna be on you. >> phyllis: you're a damn liar. who makes up something so

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while all four major sports leagues sued to stop the newman plan there is evidence that opposition to gambling is shifting. nba commissioner adam silver said sports betting should be brought out of underground and to the sunlight where it can be appropriately monitored mp could do betting arrive in your state later? we have two views whether or not it's a good bets. jeff freeman is the president and ceo of american gaming association. and less is the nab national direct of stock spread toer to gambling thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> jeff let's start with you. you represent the casino industry. so obviously more legal gambling is in their interest. woi do you think it's easier access to gambling on sports why do you think that's a good idea. >> the fact is americans already spend about $150 billion on sports betting each year. 97% of that happens lefl. in every corner of the country with bookies, off shore illegal operators. our point of view is bring this into the regulated legal market. because of the laws in the united states right now, the only people who can't pr

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mr newman shows us where he's been living for years he gets about five hundred euros in welfare every month nearly half of which he spends on his cage bed and electricity. all you are expendable like trash we've been cast out society has given up on us. because all of their only ray of hope is life xan she visits them regularly and asks how they're doing what they need and brings them extra money for food she works for an aid organization that looks after people living in miserable conditions in hong kong and beneath radius and they also use race shameful because people call we have here for you tells us and people there are so rich in hong kong and that the government had huge you know losses so i think that up once you have the capacity it recesses to have these people but we just allowed this to happen. living space in hong kong is more expensive than almost anywhere else in the world there's very little room for the more than seven million residents but there are plenty of buyers for luxury apartments a profitable business for real estate companies. buying an apartment is barely a