plus, our new abc news poll. as president trump approaches 100 days in office. >>> new world order?ionalist, one step closer to becoming president of france. the outcome of this election, set to reshape europe, and beyond. >>> breaking news. deadly home inferno. multiple victims. the rush to save anyone who was inside. >>> abc news exclusive. inside the abduction. elizabeth thomas' father, speaking out. new details of his daughter's ordeal. what she had to t to survive. >>> trapped in north korea. an american professor, detained at t

officials tell nbc news u.s.spy planes are monitoring for any move made by kim jong-un and at a late news conference today, president trump addressed the growing crisis over north korea while again offering a dark assessment of iran. we get details from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight a military message off the korean coast. ongoing joint exercises with south korea, as the north appears to pgs itself to conduct a nuclear test with little to no warning. the military is deploying a special sniffer aircraft that can detect evidence with drones and spy planes. president trump today alongside italy's prime minister. >> as far as north korea is concerned, we are in very good shape. we're doing a lot of work, we're in a very good position. we're going to see what happens. >> he's basically saying nothing to see here. in fact, the situation is tense and dangerous and we're a long way away from resolving the crisis. >> reporter: to convince north korea to turn down the temperature, the administration is leaning

we are in trouble. >> bad new. bad new. don't judge my diet coke consumption. >> right on the side of the set there. >> yeah, we're in trouble. >> not good. speaking of sweet drinks. starbuck's barista is finding the uniform, we heard about that, well less than magical. >> new limited edition, frapuccino, apparently complicated to make. popular. colorado springs' braiden burson says a great drink but too much when, he has got 20 drink orders all at once. >> he really, really, let loose on twitter. >> please don't get it! i have never made so many frapuccinos in my life. i have unicorn crap in my on my nose. if you love us, as baristas, don't order it! >> ha-ha. >> oh, boy. >> the unicorn crap. >> burson says he didn't think his tweet would go viral. starbuck's has reached out to the 19-year-old to talk about how to make his experience better. >> the company also says the unicorn frap exceeded everyone's expectations exempt for his don't think. the good news for braiden, it is only available through sunday. braiden, just han

7 news".com by downloading "abc 7 news" he news app.you need to fly on sunday for the next few months, you might want to think about oakland or san jose airports. here is a live look at sfo where runway work will create problems on sundays for weeks to go. "abc 7 news" reporter sergio is live for us. passengers found it out the hard way. >> reporter: a lot of passengers were frustrated throughout the day because of cancellations and delays. i did reach out to some of the airlines here at sfo to ask if they made any special arrangements or schedule changes because of this construction project they've known about for weeks. so far no word from those airlines. the delays and cancellations continued through the evening. >> not great. delayed a couple of hours. >> reporter: the reason for the delay is an ongoing construction project on one of the runways. crews are installing new led lights at the center of the runway and repaving. that created major headaches for the pratt family's travel plans back home. >> i've been rerouted on another fl

. >>> developing news tonight, bill o'reilly out at fox news. a stunning fall for a tv powerhouse for decades, brought down by new allegations of sexual harassment and millions in payouts. tonight the fallout and a renewed focus on behavior in the workplace. >>> disgraced nfl star suicide, convicted killer aaron hernandez found hanging in his prisonell. his lawyer raising questions. >>> a startling warning on iran, the trump administration escalating the war of words saying iran could follow the same path as north korea >>> saving on health care. an increasingly popular way families are saving money tax free on medical, dental, even prescriptions. >>> and girl scout pride, what makes this troop's bond so powerful, when they are together, they are right at home. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. bill o'reilly who has dominated cable news ratings for years is out tonight. fox news cutting ties with the fire brand commentator in the wake of a mounting trail of sexual harassment accusations and multimillio

on "action news" at 5:00. a sudden break in a case. weeks after a tennessee teenager disappeared where she was found safe and sound and how investigators believe she got there. >> and news from the secretary treasurers office that sent stocks soaring. >> temperatures are soaring into the 70s and i'm tracking showers and thunderstorms tonight and this weekend the trends are promising i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> stocks rallies this afternoon on the heels of a big announcement by steve mnunchin, he insisted that the trump administration is close to major tax reform that sent the dow jones soaring and it gained 274. >>> new jersey's unemployment rate drops to the lowest point in ten years and that rate dropped to 2.2% in march and that is the seventh dip in eight month

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the good news is, some of the bigger news organizations, especially "the new york times" and the "washington post," are finding ways to exist in this new and very different communications landscape. they are no longer just newspapers publishing a paper newspaper every day. they have become 24/7 multiplatform news organizations. companies that provide breaking news, video coverage, running commentary, web sites, newsletters, podcasts. they're looking for more and more ways to reach people, and the good news is this is working. while circulation of the paper newspapers is down, during november of last year, they -- beth the "times" and the "post" in one month, were reaching as many as 70 million viewers. 70 million people were reading or finding some contact with those news organizations. the news organizations executives will tell you that while this technology is giving them this great reach, their viability will still depend on whether they are giving news that people need to improve their lives. if you can do that, if you can make your news organization relevant by providing information th

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music and she has a new book out for new moms. would kelly do? >> i don't think so, mommy, what my child just said after i asked him to pick up the popcorn he threw all over. >> we try to sing a song to get him into the spirit of cleaning up. he looks at me, yes, sing it. it's a lovely song. >> john legend responded to a bunch of mommy shamers. >> he's such a good guy. good for you, chrissy. >> what would kelly do? >> we're not here to shame each other. we're here to figure out it all together. >> listen, just turn those hearts. by the way, she told us that titan calls her money, not mommy. >>> i'm going to start reading a list of songs and you're going to start applauding and we won't get out of here until sunday. >>s that was david letterman with his epic beard making a rare public appearance just five days ago. at the rock and roll hall of fame. today's dave's 70th birthday. his beloved mom dorothy passed away yesterday at the age of 95. >> did you have a nice trip? >> beautiful. >> are people being very nice. >> very nice. >>

a new era. bill o'reilly was the fixture of the network, the public face of the network. >> reporter: the path to o'reilly's ouster began two weeks ago with a "the new york times" investigation revealing that five women including guests and employees of his show, had been paid $13 million in settlements involving sexual harassment claims against him over the years. fox hired an outside law firm to investigate. reaction was swift. over 50 of the network's advertisers fled the show. the fox news headquarters were picketed and leave lets like these were handed out. but the decision was complicated. >> thanks for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. >> the audience is incredibly loyal during the sexual harassment scandal. his ratings in fact have gone up. >> reporter: fox was stunned to hear of o'reilly's firing especially as the network's bosses seem to praise him as they pushed him out the door. by ratings standards, bill o'reilly is one of the most accomplished tv personalities in the history

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening to our viewers in the west. a white house struggling to find a singular message about its syria policy following thursday's cruise missile attack tonight finds itself suddenly in damage control mode after spokesman sean spicer tried to draw a moral comparison between bashar al assad and adolf hitler saying hitler didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. the historical fact that hitler gassed millions of jews and others was not lost on many who were watching mr. spicer as he spoke at today's press briefing. his words and attempts at clarification touching off an emotional response. now just a short time ago came an apology. white house correspondent kristen welker has details. >> reporter: tonight, a messaging misstep rocking the white house after press secretary sean spicer compared syria's president, bashir al assad, to adolf hitler. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in world war ii. you had somebody as despicable as hitler who

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there is no new red line.ante with the new warning to syria. >> if they use chemical weapons they're going to pay a very, very stiff price. >> sean spicer went on television to apologize. he says if you make a mistake, you own it. that is exactly what he is doing. he was asked whether he has got a credibility problem, sean spicer says he doesn't believe he has a credibility problem. but the bigger question right now is whether president trump believes sean spicer has a credibility problem. suveal vega, white house. >> best part about that some of the reactions from some of the reporters in the background. sort of like, come again? >> really? >> what you talking about, willis. man, we'll see how he digs himself out over the next few day. >>> moving on. federal agents looking to monitor an adviser for donald trump last summer. "the washington post" says the fbi obtained a secret court order to keep track of carter page's communications, because they had reason to believe he was acting as a russian agent. page is

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adrian bankart, abc news, new york. >> that was help up. >> target one. >>> breaking news story we havee last 40 hours or so. kiss-cam, kiss-cam, austin, texas. >> wait. >> vacant. >> they're on a break. >> seriously. just before we brought this up. six contestants, kissing this >>> this morning on "world news now," the deadly shooting rampage of a hate filled suspect. >> social media post painting a dark portrait of the black man police say randomly killed three white men, opening fire while stalking the downtown streets of fresno and shouting muslim praise. terrorism or hate crime? >>> former president george h.w. bush hospitalized treated for a case of pneumonia. update on his condition. >>> too close for comfort. two russian bombers intercepted along the coastline. american jets escorting the military craft for more than ten minutes. but when was the last time this happened? >>> no fairy tale unicorn trend officially a thing, folks. starbucks trading in bitter taste of coffee with sweet, sour explosion of mythical proportions. what will be next to get the unicorn treatment? it is we

he created fox news. he led fox news. he led the culture at fox news.hen roger ailes was ousted, it changed everything there. and i think that that ultimately led to what we've seen here and so you can't view bill o'reilly and just say, what happened to bill o'reilly? you have to view it in the what happened to bill o'reilly after roger ailes? >> getting rid of bill o'reilly doesn't end their legal vulnerability necessarily. >> remember, for sexual harassment claims, you have a three-year statute of limitations. anyone who believes he or she was harassed has to bring a lawsuit within three years. so i think that the vulnerability is going to be what limited there in terms of the time frame. but i think that this is more a pr issue. when i say pr it's also internal. you've got all the employees there. it's not just the people on the outside. it's not just the fans of the show. it's not just the activists. it is also the employees. >> real test for fox to see if they can survive without their star, their prime time lineup entirely changed. >> one thing fo

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell p-tamala edwards, karen rogers reason meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday april 18th. tam is off. nydia han joins us. >> here's what we're following for you. >> she was the first female philadelphia firefighter to be killed in the line of duty. a new report details what led to her death more than two years after the tragedy. >> and a random killing posted to facebook leads to a nationwide manhunt. the desperate search for steve stevens. >> plus, north korea remains defiant despite warnings from president trump. tensions escalate surrounding their missile tests. >> first let's get right to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning, guys. >> good morning, everybody. we're a you have to a decent start. there go those showers from early yesterday. now you see a lot of clearing on the way out to the north and west. if you wind up with clouds at the start of the morning we're looking at a decent amount of sunsh

cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. north carolina and its fans have their redemption. the tar heels beat gonzaga 71-65 to win the ncaa men's basketball championship, a year after a crushing last second lost to villanova. >> this year the confetti is going to fall to north carolina. they are not going to be denied this time. >> for most of the night it was a back and forth battle. gonzaga and carolina trading baskets and fouls. but with 1:40 left, jackson delivered the go ahead three-point play and the tar heels pulled away. >> a five-point lead. >> this was williams third national championship. >> one of the things we had to be tonight was tough enough and i think this group was tough enough tonight. >> berry led carolina with 22 points and was named the tournament's most outstanding player. after last year's heartache it was a championship he and his teammates dreamed about. >> i want to see this confetti fall on us. we're the winners. we came out here and competed. came out

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stay with us for the story on "new day." >>> breaking news.ut of venezuela after the plant was seized by authorities. a move the automaker calls illegal. gm plans to fight back legally and will make severance payments to the thousands of venezuelan employees. gm's decision will not help the worsening economic crisis. the country racked by huge anti-government protests demanding elections and denouncing critical food shortages and demonstrators calling an authoritarian government. one shot and killed in a protest yesterday. two civilians were killed and hundreds of people injured. utter chaos. >>> big cuts at the epa. why and what is the broader impact? that's next. ) at rs, seen most eve so we know how to cover almost anything. even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke] and we covered it, november sixth, two-thousand-nine. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ with formulas infused with hand-press

"action news" is next at 5:00.e breaking news out of paris and we'll bring you the latest. one police officer is killed and another hurt after a gunman opens fire in the heart of the city. >> and the new hand held technology approved by the fda that could mean relief for people that suffer from cluster headaches. those stories and more next at 5:00. is nyour on news" delaware s nyour on news" delaware out of his car and opened fire at police that were sitting at a stoplight. >> according to a spokesperson police were attacked at 9:00 this evening, that is 3:00 in the afternoon our time. a passerby began recording the tense moments after shots were fired. french officials began warning residents to steer clear of the area late wednesday night. right now there is no immediate motive for why the gunman got out of his car and intensely opened fire at a police car. officials say when he tried to run away he was still shooting at officers. one officer is confirmed dead and the gunman is also dead. security forces are com

for now, scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> 5:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm eun yang. it's thursday morning. we want to start things off with a look at your weather and traffic. >> melissa standing by with how the commute shapes up. we'll begin with chuck and sheena. chuck got a tie. >> yeah. >> looks good! >> i knew it was aaron's tie. 90% polyester. it was handed to me so i went through all of aaron's stuff. couldn't find it. i didn't find any money, i didn't find the tie. >> i thought you found 10 bucks. we were having breakfast. >> he wasn't listening the first time. more importantly, the weather has taken a delightful turn for the better. first thing this morning skies cleared out overnight and temperatures dropped down a little cooler than was advertised yesterday and as a result it's down closeo started to form a little touch of fog outside this morning. no advisories here. there is a dense fog advisory lower parts of the eastern shore, but just know that there could be pockets of lower visibility. fr

this is the "cbs morning news." it's shaping up to be a whirlwind week. with his 100th day in office fast approachinging, president trumps to lock down an obamacare replacement and a budget for the border wall while keeping the government from shutting down. >>> and there were two making their presidential picks setting a stage for a runoff on marine le pen and the newcomer jean-luc melenchon. >>> and a tie rirade on a fligh >>> good morning from studio 57 newsroom at studio headquarter here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this week the white house plans a new push on health care and plans to outlike a tax care plan. funding expires friday and a budget deal is complicated by a showdown with democrats over one of the key campaign promises, a border wall. hena daniels is here with the details. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. with congress set to return to washington from a two-week recess, vice president pence is rushing back for what's shaping up to be a busy week in capitol. vice president pence cut a planned visit

cbs news new york. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs this morning, the president of penn states warning about the possibility of the end of greek life at the school following a student's death at a fraternity house. >>> plus the debate over efforts to remove a statue of confederate general robert e. lee in virginia. >> and the surge of popularity in consignment shopping. how buying and selling clothing is now a multibillion dollar industry. we'll be right back. this is the cbs morning news. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of deat

breaking news. part of the roosevelt boulevard is still shut down in feltonville after someone opened fire and killed a driver. >>> we should learn more about the condition of flyers goalie michael neuvirth. the players collapsed on the ice last night during a game. >>> sunshine look at that. mother nature is making up for our dell luke of rain with a beautiful sunday. how long will it last? chris sowers is here with the answer. >> that's the big question. maybe a little bit more than a day, more wet weather. let's get you back outside and show you another beautiful shot of the commodore barry bridge. maybe a few cyrus clouds this afternoon, but a nice day, lots of sunshine, good day to get out and enjoy yourself, take a dog for a nice long walk, it is blustery this morning. and it is rather chill, you'll need something heavy. poconos still foles like 29 with the wind, 44 in reading, 39 in lancaster, cape may 43. satellite 6, clouds building to the southwest and this was friday's storm here pulling

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my new fiancee was on her own.the promise that he made when were engaged is, i will tell you i love you every day. i'm sorry. and he has. and not only has he told me, he's shown me. he's never said no to me once. and that, like, as a new mom, as a wife, like, you just need someone to say, like, i'll do it. >> sean and catherine say they'd like to have more kids. five to be exact. and want to adopt. in the meantime, they are busy designing a new line of furniture called home by sean and catherine lowe. how would you describe the line? >> sean calls it slozy. sleek and cozy. we want you to feel -- >> but there is a one of a kind piece in their home that is not for sale. >> well, we the final rose framed. we don't want to shy away from the fact that we got engaged and fell in love on "the bachelor." so, that's the only red rose that i will allow in my house. >> oh, yeah, that rose better be in a special place. sean and catherine also told us, they wouldn't route out doing another reality show. >> not really a big surp

download the abc 7 news app. it is always a handy tool to have especially when you want to look at weather like this. i think this is an accuweather forecast we have not seen in months. sunshine wall to wall. thursday through wednesday, up earn 50s to mid 70s tomorrow. it's a dry forecast. nothing but warmth. windier on friday. certainly a warming trend for the weekend with upper mid to upper 60s coast side mid to low 80s inland. 90 degrees near tuesday. coast side, soak it all up. >> we need warm weather. >> it's about time. >> there you go. >> we get warm weather. >> thank you. careful, he might hear you. why baby hump back whales whisper. that's next. then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up the white house claims it will be the biggest tarks cut ever. corporate taxes slashed. how will they pay for it? the state trooper shot while on duty tonight. home surrounded, residents told to stay indoors. severe storms hitting now. all of it coming up. >> holy cow. oh, my god! >> holy cow is right. a gia

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news at 11:00 am on your side. jonathan: tightening security at the white house, new restrictions in place right now. nancy: this after a series of security breaches this year. tom roussey has the changes. tom? it is a fairly good distance now you have to stay back from where you used to go. in the past, you could go up to the black fence, even put your camera through to get an am instructing -- to get an unobstructed shot, but no more. >> i was here about two years ago. i was able to get right to the fence. tom: from now on, this is how it will be. the sidewalk next to the black fence is closed. visitors have to stay behind this barrier. although the secre says the move will not "obstruct or hinder picture taking" -- >> now you have this concrete barrier in front of you. you have to crop it out of the shop. >> for this being the people's house, i think we should be able to get as close as possible. tom: the idea is similar to other barriers already in place on the north side. the secret service is changing the sou

this is the cbs morning news. today a san bernardino elementary school will remain closed and the community comes to grips with a suspected murder-suicide that left a teacher and student dead. plus, meeting in moscow. as tension rises over the crisis in syria, the secretary of state meets his russia cowner part and a sex scandal rocks alabama leading to a change of power in the middle of the governor's second term. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver for ann marie grown. an elementary school in california is closed a day after a gunman opened fire in his wife's special education classroom. three people including the shooter were dead. a stunned community was searching for answers. john black stone reports. >> active shooter at north park elementary. >> shortly before 10:30 when the chaos began. >> the guy walked in and started shooting. >> joshlyn kelly was in the classroom with special ed students when the teacher was shot. >> a lot of the kids i know they

i'm in new york.hear about this. >> back in february i asked mimi point blank about rumors this was all for show. in an interview referred to him as your boyfriend. >> i would say he's my boyfriend. kevin, if i refer to him as something wouldn't that be what i was referring to him as. >> whatever they were, sweet, sweet fantasy or the real deal, neither bryan or carey's rep would confirm the split. bryan won't be performing on her tour with lionel richie. meanwhile, nick is busy filming the ninth season of his mtv show, wild about out. >> a place of me and my friends would hang out and have fun, kevin hart, gone on to do amazing things in their careers. >> nick admits he does miss his agt co-stars and he's reached out to mel b, she's now locked in a custody battle with her ex and leveling allegations of abuse which her ex deny. >> reporter: definitely a shock to me, you know, we want her to be as happy as possible. >> amen to that. >>> back to mariah for a moment. she announced that a new studio album

it is creating a new demand for the new ad. we will test ways for companies to advertise and messenger in a taste away that doesn't get in the way of messaging. caroline: how big a part of facebook's overall revenue do you see messenger being? do you have a target? >> we don't break that out. it is very early, because buying ads in newsfeeds that point to something thatly any of the companies that have built the platform could start doing. it is very early still, so it is very small, but we think that with the user base and the that overcosystem, the long run we will be able to build a solid system. hasline: many feel that f8 been facebook showing how they can overtake snapchat. do you agree? are you taking aim at what snap has been doing? >> if you look at the stories format that was built and invented, now it is standard and available in a number of apps, because it doesn't fit in a number of apps. when it comes to messaging, posting something on your day actually helps build contacts for better conversations or enables you t

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(pam) new at ten:a new view of just how much snow is in the sierra...t) after years of drought in california -- finally some relief.. reporter rina nakano shows exactly what that looks like. nat sequence --they're not skiers or snowboarders...nat-- but these guys live for a good snow pack."happy to see that we have lots of snow. hahaha" why? because they're hydrographers for pg&e.after a quick helicopter ride from lake spaulding... nat-- helicopter...they measure the april snowpack in the sierra. nat---and they say this year's numbers are worth celebrating.chris sanderson - hydrographer, pg&e"this year, we have like 16 feet of snow, and a couple years ago, where we were just walking through dirt."that was during the peak of the drought.last year, in the same spot --it was a little better at 10 feet .it's now at 16 feet...nat --- numbers...... they say the snowpack is now at 160% or normal.rina-"all the snow and water that was just measured eventually goes down lake fordyce, and in a power station, here in lake spaulding. that's where pg&e makes sure eve

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for some of you, the news nt later for the morning news and frs this morning.center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm don dahler, a congressional election in georgia, seen as an early referendum on the trump presidency is headed to a runoff. 30-year-old democrat jon ossoff almost won tuesday in a district that has been red for nearly 40 years. he got 48% of the vote but fell short of the 50% needed to clinch the race. now he will face republican karen handle one on one in june. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: they were hoping to use this election to show that they were pressing back successfully at donald trump. and they threw everything they had and volunteers. they're going to have to settle for the runoff in june. >> are you all ready to flip the six! >> reporter: standing in front of an energetic room of democrats he delivered what sounded like a victory speech. >> there is no doubt that this is already a victory for the ages. >> reporter: but the 30-year-old documentary film m

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-- breaking news. longtime fox news star bill o'reilly is out. the network firing him today amid a growing list of sexual harassment claims and this evening we are just now hearing bill o'reilly's response. >>> also breaking, new reporting as we come on tonight about the former patriot star discovered dead in his cell. authorities say it was a suicide. but tonight, new questions. also, what was written on his forehead. the stunning fall on the same day his former team headed to the white house. >>> reversing course? new questions tonight after president trump said a very powerful armada is on its way to korea, was the ship really headed toward the korean peninsula at the time or was it headed someplace else? and the headlines overseas tonight asking, was the white house lying? >>> the tornado wch

the new policy unveiled. it's a one-pager. president trump wants to slash taxes on corporations by more than half. from 35% to 15% and he wants to cut taxes for many americans, too. many of familiar tax breaks for ordinary americans would go away. but when pressed for specifics how will thissing affect a typical family of four with a median income of $60,000 a year, jonathan karl with how they answered. >> reporter: it's a big ticket item released just before day 100, a plan or, really, an outline of a plan, for what the president says will be the biggest tax cut ever. >> it's a great plan. it's going to put people back to work. >> reporter: he talked about it over and over again in the campaign. >> you don't mind having lower taxes, do you anybody? >> reporter: the outline, rolled out today by the treasury secretary and the president's top economic adviser, would cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%, and that new lower rate would also apply to business es that pay through the owner's personal taxes, companies like the t

new sanctions could follow the attack. the pentagon is looking into whether russia was involved in the chemical assault that compelled president donald trump to launch his first major military strike. kenneth moten has more. >> reporter: president donald trump strategy in syria, congress asking what's next. 59 tomahawk cruise missiles launched from the mediterranean striking the syrian air base. >> assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women and children. it was a slow and brutal death. >> syria and its ally russia calling the strike an act of aggression saying it helps the isis fighters. the pentagon notified russia before the attack and they warned syrian forces. pentagon investigating whether russia had any involvement in the chemical attack. >> the united states took a very measured step last night. we are prepared to do more. >> reporter: congress agreed action needed to be taken, but lawmakers asking for comprehensive strategy. the top republican defending president trump. >> i think this strike is simply about

"action news" continues at 5:30.or the entire "action news" team, have a good night. >>> time for an all new show with great viral videos "right this minute." he's been trying to top himself and now youtube gadget genius coll collin firs is -- >> finally finished with his crazy innovation. >> see whether he can become the world's fastest. >>> a comedian reveals a serious side to himself as he goes searching for his father. >> documentary called "fatherless." >> see what spurred baron vaughn's compelling journey. >>> a shark seems to be telling a diver -- >> don't have fingers, help me out here. >> why it took a lot of guts to get this out. >>> and --

new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes.w university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov kennedy: the trump administration warning that islamic republic of iran may be getting its hand on a obama. >> an unchecked iran has the potential to travel the same path as north korea. the jcpoa fails to achieve an objective of a non-nuclear iran. kennedy: does iran posing a great a nuclear threat as north korea? here to discuss is lieutenant colonel ralph peters. welcome back. let us talk about this. was the objective of this deal ever to have a non-nuclear iran? >> the objective of the iran nuke deal known as the joint coordinated plan of action was to give john kerry and president trump a huge foreign policy triumph. that was the purpose. the secondary purpose was to delay iran's development of nuclear weapons. it started out to end negotiations. but to use a mundane comparison, basically iranians are great negotiators. the persians invented chess, for heavens sake. kerry and obama walked

pink sweater and new one in the black blazer and a new one.n they got a man. one man. it took a relay team of six stenographers to write down his marathon speech on the floor last night. if we thought he was going to run out of gas in those 15 hours, out of material, at quarter past mid night in hour six of his speaking on the senate floor, he got some new material. you can see it happen. that staffer there spot shad shadowed, he reaches under the desk. i think he's grabbing paper out of the printer and passes it off to senator merkley. he takes a beat to absorb it. recognize what that is and he shares it with the class. >> breaking news. a political report has just come out that says that judge gorsuch committed plagiarism. well, that's news i had not heard. i'll read the article. we can all learn about it at the same time. supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch copied the structure and language used by several authors and failed to cite source material in his book in an economic article according to documents provided to "politico." >> senator

you'll find it at bbc.com/news, or on the bbc news app.f the other stories making the news. two american troops have been killed in afghanistan, fighting the extremist group, the so—called islamic state. according to a defence department spokesman, it happened in southern nangarhar — the same province where the us dropped its ‘mother of all bombs‘ earlier this month. at least 2,000 us military personnel have died in afghanistan since 2001. syria has accused israel of causing a huge explosion near damascus airport by firing missiles at a military position. state media described it as a desperate attempt to raise the collapsing morale of terrorist groups. other regional sources say the attack targeted an arms supply hub operated by the lebanese militant group, hezbollah — an ally of damascus. human rights officials in the philippines have discovered a secret lock—up cell in a police station in the capital, manila. it was hidden behind a bookshelf — 11 people were being held. the prisoners, all undocumented, said they had been there a week. t

don dahler, cbs news, the bronx. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" fur tonight. around the world, good night. . >> the rise and fall of nfl star aaron hernandez. from the top of his game to a prison cell suicide. plus, take a look around. how many things in your home are made in the usa? the question tonight, are you willing to pay for more american made goods? let's go off script. >> glad you are with us, i'm adam luongo, bruce bruce is off tonight. jason chafin is not running for reelection. it is like 2,000 miles away from dc. but a lot of people in the district are pretty tuned into this announcement. it is welcome news to them. he has come under

an "unjection™". >>> next tonight, new video from >>> next tonight, new video from a police trainingse that turned deadly. the surveillance showing the moment a police officer shot and killed a retired librarian. a community group watching the drill. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: in this newly released police surveillance video of this august shooting death, you see mary knowlton, the 73-year-old former librarian step in front of the crowd. it's her turn to play the victim. playing the bad guy is punta gorda police officer lee coel, who at this moment, has no idea that the gun he's holding is loaded with real bullets. this is supposed to be make-believe, a police training exercise for gun owners. but right here, when coel starts firing, knowlton falls to the ground. >> suddenly there were three loud gunshots. i caught her eye as she then went down onto the ground. >> reporter: the crowd in the police station parking lot isn't sure what's happening. police then rush to her side. officer cole lost his job and is fighting to get it back. he's also fighting charges, pleading not gu