expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> lise olsen's reporting about texas possibly executing through the state and district attorney, susan reed, responded by going on the offensive. >> susan reed, she went after lise first. she wanted to know her sources and lise called me and s they are going to take me before the grand jury. if i don't disclose my information, i think they are going to jail me. so i said, lise, just feel free to give them my name. that's okay. we have nothing to hide. >> richard agreed to meet with reed's investigators and shared his materials from the case. >> what we discovered was that juan moreno was literally manipulated by the investigator, the investigator worked on his wife and he would send her flowers and he would phone call. he was taking them out to dinner. he was making payments to the family. it was an extremely manipulative investigation. >> reed's report says that juan moreno changed his story because i paid him. it's absurd. this is a hard-working man. now, if juan moreno says, i'll spend a day with you, i need to reimburse him on whatever

that's what really drives me to- to save lives. >>> on november 20th, 2005, lise olsen's story aboutnocence hit newsstands in texas. >> the "san antonio express news" and the "houston chronicle" both ran those stories on their front page for two days in a row. juan moreno retracting his testimony was lightning story. it just went everywhere. it got picked up all over the country. >> as part of her story lise spoke with the accomplice to the murder, david garza, about who the real killer was. >> david took a plea for armed robbery, a lesser offense, and was sentenced to 20 years. he said ruben wasn't there that night. he said, "there was someone else with me." >> i don't plan on saying the name of the person that was with me but i can assure you for a fact that it was not ruben cantu. the person that was with me is still out there. >> david garza confirmed to me that there was another boy who was about the same age as ruben who had curly hair, a little lighter hair than ruben's. >> a boy with curly hair had also been mentioned by juan moreno when he spoke with richard reyna. >> [ spea

now in pyeongchang, it will be justin olsen in the four-man pilot seat.band still around his wrist. so no pain when you were pushing in the practice? >> no pain today, no pain loading. >> reporter: a rookie pilot and robbed of valuable practice time by the surgery, olsen will have the voice of steve holcomb in his ear, driving him and his team to the edge. >> part of the reason i am where i am and i've advanced like i have is because i had probably one of the greatest bobsledders ever right next to me that was just willing to help me. >> he has a lot to say about his korean surgeon. the full coverage of the olympics starts right here at 8:00 eastern. that's "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us, thank you for watching and good night. the new fight brewie >>> right now at 4:00, honoring the victim in the brock turner sex assault case. the new fight brewing on the stanford campus. thanks for joining us. >> we'll go live to south korea in a few moments but first a protest at stanford. students, community organizers and the univ

. >> reporter: ava olsen always carries mikey, the ninja turtle that belonged to her friend, jacob. when you look at mikey what do you think? >> that jacob is with me. >> reporter: jacob hall, the boy ava imagined marrying, was six. in at the present time # september of 2016, he was shot and killed on the school playground in townville, south carolina. the shooter was 14. ava watched it happen. do you want to try to forget it or... >> i always try to forget it, but it doesn't work. >> reporter: mary and david olsen, ava's parents, now home school her. the eight-year-old has been diagnosed with severe p.t.s.d. and what are the symptoms? >> the rage. >> yeah. rage, started to yell. you her pupils get dialated and she doesn't remember anything after it's all over with. >> reporter: ava decided to do something about it. >> so i wrote the president a letter. >> reporter: and why him? >> because presidents are a pretty big deal. "dear mr. president...." >> reporter: she used her best handwriting. >> "i heard and saw it all exphap i was very scared. i don't want that to ever happen again.

olsen is back. the two-man final runs are later this morning.'s best shot at a medal in four-man competition this week. that's the u.s.'s best event. new sport in the olympics making debut. snowboarding big air. down half a football field and rocketing in the sky with as many twists and turns before trying to land upright. pyeongchang has the biggest ramp in the world. two-time olympic immediamedalis the way for the finals which is later this week. time for an "early start" on medal count. norway still leading the way. 26. germany with 18. canada has 16. netherlands with 13. olympic athletes from russia has 11. united states still outside of the top five. the ten medals overall, but half gold. we will see if the u.s. women's hockey can add another gold to the list. >> i love when they add new sports. >> thanks, coy. >>> new indictments in the russia investigation spark a twitter tirade from the president and now he is facing backlash for his tweets that claim the russia probe is why the fbi missed a big tip about the florida shooter. >>> frustra

olsen is back. the two-man final runs are later this morning.lsen's best shot at a medal in four-man competition this week. that's the u.s.'s best event. new sport in the olympics making a big splash. snowboarding big air. riders speed down the ramp over a half a football field long to see how many tricks they can do before they land safely. pyeongchang has the biggest ramp in the world. should be jaw dropping moments. jamie anderson leeads the way fr the three americans. let's get an "early start" on the medal count. norway with 26 overall. germany has 18. canada with 16. netherlands sitting with 13. the olympic athletes from russia round out the top five with 11. no golds, though. the americans still trying to crack into the top five. half of the medals of the ten are gold. we will see if the u.s. women can get the job done later today and round up the total count for the u.s. >> we are counting on the women. >> the u.s. trailing from the russian athletes who don't perform under their flag. thank you, coy. >>> new indictments in the russia inv

and it's signed ava rose olsen.go to ava and her mom, mary, about what life has been like since that tragedy and what specifically they're asking of from the president. >> ladies, thank you so much for being with me, and ava, before we get to your letter to the president, i just want to talk about how you're doing, starting with you, mary. it's been 18 months since that horrible day. how has your daughter been doing ever since then? >> she's still really struggling a lot emotionally. she's still very sad, very angry. still just really upset. >> i have to imagine there are better days and then worse days. what do -- how tough are the worst days? >> the worst days are pretty tough. it's -- it's so hard to describe it, but it's just such a low -- such a sadness, such anger on the worst days. it's difficult. >> ava, let's talk about you and this letter you wrote to the president of the united states. tell me why you wanted to write it. >> because i was mad and i wanted more people -- some people to keep kids safe becaus

speaking of the moon, that's where matt olsen will hit them. look at the guy in the a's uni. he took it from a little kid. a's down 8-7. two men on for anthony garcia, who is trying to make the club. a two-run walkoff single. that ought to help. and the athletics come back to win it 9-8. >>> sharks lost 7-1 in nashville. sparky, he's chomping down, hoping for better results. sharks, 1-0. turn it over in their own zone. costly. nick schmaltz. schmaltz, on his 22nd birthday, 2-0. how does this get through? it does. he beats jon francois. he made 32 saves. brent burns late. he can't stop this. anisimov scores and it's 3-1, blackhawks, the final. >>> there's a huge scandal in college basketball. head coach, shawn miller, recorded on fbi wiretaps, talking about a $100,000 payment for a star player. a big-name coach is implicatmpl. >>> would you stand i front of an angry bull for $500? didn't think so. some people will. just watch. a contest called hula ball in hilo, hawaii. he got hit by the bull's tail. he's out. this woman, well, she's out, too. the hard way. i can fly. sort of.

speaking of the moon, that's where matt olsen will hit them. look at the guy in the a's uni. he took it from a little kid. a's down 8-7. two men on for anthony garcia, who is trying to make the club. a two-run walkoff single. that ought to help. and the athletics come back to win it 9-8. >>> sharks lost 7-1 in nashville. sparky, he's chomping down, hoping for better results. sharks, 1-0. turn it over in their own zone. costly. nick schmaltz. schmaltz, on his 22nd birthday, 2-0. how does this get through? it does. he beats jon francois. he made 32 saves. brent burns late. he can't stop this. anisimov scores and it's 3-1, blackhawks, the final. >>> there's a huge scandal in college basketball. head coach, shawn miller, recorded on fbi wiretaps, talking about a $100,000 payment for a star player. a big-name coach is implicatmpl. >>> would you stand i front of an angry bull for $500? didn't think so. some people will. just watch. a contest called hula hilo, hawaii. he got hit by the bull's tail. he's out. this woman, well, she's out, too. the hard way. i can fly. sort of. we can

and i think that's what we will be looking for in the future fromehe prsident. >> brangham: matthew olsenyou very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: tonight we continu- a rt series investigating why blacks and latinos seem to have a harder time getting home- related loans. since banks constricted credit avmediately after the 2008 housing bust, theybeen slowly increasing the amount they're lending. but this economic prosperity has not reached everyone. from "reveal" at the center for inveigative reporting, aaron glantz returns to philadelphia. >> reporter: point breeze isrg unng a transformation. named by zillow as tor hottest neigod in philadelphia in mu17, it is one of the only majority black cties where banks are doing a lot of lending. banks are even making l loans on generous terms to people here, thanks to the 1977 community reinvestment act, a landmarkaw designed to get banks to extend all types of loans to low-income borrowers and in low-income neighborhoods. but some long-time residents here say they're being left behind. >> it's not balanced. it should be equal. you know what i'm s

matthew olsen con the national ter terrorism center during the obama administration, and was a ng-time prosecutor who worked at one point with robert mueller. so give me your initial impressions of this indictment. >> i thinkhe most striking thing about the indictment when you read it is the extryraordi detail it includes about this information warfare campaign he russians carried out. this is a speaking indictment. prosecutors could just lay out the bare elements of therime, but in this case the special counsel went to great pains to establish each of the facts neceary to show this systematic effort to conspire against the united states, an's mportant to bear in mind that, for every overt act in this indictment, that means the special counsel believes he hasb pr evidence, he has facts he thinks he can demonstrate in court to bk up these facts as your opening showed of infiltration of the united states by russian operatives to do all marion -- manner of things including set up phony rallies and establish fake arsonas formericans. >> brangham: we're not anytime soon going to see any of

last season, matt olsen hit 24 home runs in just 59 games.-run homer in the first, giving them a 3-2 lead. >>> well some sharks on the road against the chicago blackhawk. third period they were up 1-0. and forced from close range despite outshooting the blackhawk 43-35. chicago holds on to win by the final 3-1. and the sharks now with back-to-back losses on the road. and another scandal, rocking the world of college basketball, espn reports fbi wiretaps intercepted telephone conversations between arizona head coach and john miller and a key figure in the agencies investigation in the college basketball corruption. the report says miller talked about paying $100,000 to sign deandre ayton, one of the top college players. >>> and taking on washington, the seahawks quarterback on hand to watch the sister play for stanford. and she drains a quarter three as they win it by a final of 86- 79. >> awesome. >> and i think elizabeth is going to try to regain that top spot as the bracket winner. >> and that is the gold. >> yes, march madness. if i could

. >> reporter: heather olsen wishes the guideline was in place years ago. in an interview with cynthia mcfadden, her daughter, alex, said she felt depressed at age 11. >> it's this sort of emptiness and persistent just not feeling great, not feeling naturally content. >> reporter: but no doctor ever asked how she was feeling. she didn't confide in her mom until she was 14. >> i was pretty flabbergasted, actually, when i found out that she had been so miserable for so long. >> reporter: as many as two out of three teens with depression never get treatment. the new guidelines call on pediatricians to talk to young patients and parents separately. >> teens in particular are much more reliable and more open when they're talking just to the pediatrician without their parent in the room. >> reporter: parents should watch out for other warning signs of depression including sad or irritable mood, withdrawal from activities, lack of energy. alex got help after finally opening up to her parents. >> i would do anything for them, because i know that they'd do the same

the a's are hoping olsen and chapman could become the new corner stones. they will not be living under the same roof this season. >> and who is the responsible one? >> that might be me. i'm always telling him to turn the music down, so maybe that makes me responsible. >> all right, i'm rounding 3rd base here. one more day in the desert and that is tomorrow. in mesa with the a's, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> not even gatorade could cool off the red hot. sharks are leading the blues 2- 1. scoring his fifth goal in the last four games. they win their third straight. u.s.a. hockey facing the czech republic and the olympic quarter finals. the united states, ready for this, they go 0-5 in the shootout, and the czechs win 3- 2 sending team u.s.a. home. >>> in what is likely a final olympic -- in what is likely a final olympic game, lindsey vonn won the bronze medal in women's downhill tonight. it's vonn's third career medal. she becomes the oldest woman in olympic history to medal in alpine skiing. she won gold eight years ago in vancouver. and then missed the olympics

here to discuss her outlook is skyler olsen. senior economist at zillow. i'm tyler. welcome. good toee you. skyler and tyler. >> thank you. >> soverybody keeps talking about how low inventory is. thhae just aren't many houses for sale in many markets. why is that? why aren't people putting their houses up for sale? >> you know, actually, over time, the number of new lew listed homes going out on the market are relatively stable. it's increasing right now. newly listed homes.l it wontinue until may for the home shopping season. this is when the listings start to pick up. the rub is that demand so hot that those homes are coming off the market as soon as they get on it. so hom listed at the beginning of the monthot are necessarily available at tend of the month so, if we look at daily inventory, how many homes are available on any given day, that's 10% lower than it was st year and last year, we would have been having a similar conversation. >>hat impact do you think higher mortgage rates is going to have on that de>>nd? you know, i think, you can think the effect might be ther

always exciting to watch, perhaps even more exciting because one of the american competitors justin olsenn emergency appendectomy just two weeks ago and he is competing. so you will want to watch that. >> thank you very much, gina. >>> a highly anticipated event for many people in the bay area, the women's figure skating short program that's coming up on wednesday. it will be the olympic debut of fremont's karen chen. in a news conference today chen talked about the long leadup to that performance. >> it was definitely pretty tough, but i was cheering for team u.s.a. the whole entire time. thankfully i was able to kind of get away from the village and train in chun chun at a rink there and i got a lot of really great training done there and i was really able to just focus on my skating and myself. >> okay. here is a fun fact. chen says she choreographed her own short program routine. her mentor is kristi yamaguchi who of course knows a thing or two about what it takes to win gold. so much to look forward to tonight. here are some of the athletes to watch during our prime time coverage. ma

of the a chance to see their homelands in an alternative universe where we were drained of hours olsen's and colonize for decades it is the ultimate fantasy for film and so many interesting conversations to be had about a model film and i think that is the biggest shocker for me thank you so jesse. we really appreciate your time your comments your enthusiasm we will bring this conversation online. thanks for watching other. announced the biggest step in the monkey. decades activist government and we didn't want to be part of this institution. we really didn't want technologically challenging politics and implementing democracy our focus source code freedom for want to look we are innovators we are activists we are. at this time. the street is quiet the signal is given. out so it's safe to walk to school last year there are more than thirty murders in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships in cape town children sometimes a quarter in the crossfire when rival gangs fight so parents and grandparents have started what they call a w

. >> another american woman crashed big in the aerials super final, madison olsen walked away finishing sixth. ice hockey had a good day. >> let's see what kind of form he has. >> and the olympic tongan finish his cross country ski event. >> boy, do i love that, but tonight, coming up, lindsey von vonn set to make her pyeongchang debut with the women's super g, but it has been postponed by at least an hour. and adam rippon is america's best chance far medal tonight. he was in seventh place coming out of the short program tonight. >> and the olympic games put pyeongchang on the map, but what about philadelphia? tonight we're turning the tables on people at the games. >> people came to south korea from all over the world to watch the games. we want to know what they know about philadelphia. we have the cheesesteak, the liberty bell, and rocky balboa. how the people here did, you will not believe the results and you won't want to miss our story. >> okay, catch keith's live report at 11:00, also all of the updates on the games on our nbc 10 app. >> a roaring fire erupting in the middle of a

this was the olsen wilson wow event.together just to say wow, like owen wilson. that's it. they got are the way for had for this. is anybody else confused? >> the summer months go for a high, do something. this kind of tells you how warped in the brain i am because this is my favorite video of the day. this little kid in china who decides he's going to urinate on the elevator buttons. >> on. the elevator buttons? that is disgusting. >> why not? because they're there. but the door won't open the way it's supposed to. so karma, he has to press on his own pee to get out and he's stuck. >> no way. i hope he learned his less on and hope he had to clean it too. >>> this morning on "world news now" the deputy labelled a coward by some is speaking out. this as president trump tells the nation's governors he'd run in for had and confront the shooter, even without a weapon. >> and a shooting survivor at the high school is also speaking publicly for the first time, saying she's grateful to be alive. >>> and the new imgages of ameri

olsen is tough. he's back. now your medal count. norway leading with 26. germany in second with 18.a, 16. and the usa, dave, still outside the top five with 10 medals overall despite having a record number of winter olympians here in south korea. >> going to need a late push in pyeongchang. coy wire, thank you, my friend. appreciate it. coming up, president trump lashing out at pretty much everyone over russian election meddling, everyone, that is, except russia. a former u.s. ambassador to russia joining us now. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums liberty mutual saved us almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. liberty did what? yeah, they saved us a ton, which gave us a little wiggle room in our budget. i wish our insurance did that. then we could get a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey, welcome back. this guy, right? (laughs) yes. ellen. that's my robe. you could save $782 when l

and the moon, that's where matt olsen hits them. a young man with some power.he catch out here. oh, took it away from the little buy. 3-2 a's. bottom time, a's trail. anthony garcia. a walkoff two-run single will help. and a's victorious, 9-8. >>> and sharks lost. and he chaump chomps down. the sharks turn it over in their own zone. happy birthday, nick, just turned 22. and teimo, how do they get through all of those bodies. the former goalie burns trying to keep chicago from score. and it's artem, 3-1 blackhawks your final. >>> there's a huge scandal in college basketball. arizona head coach sean miller was recorded on fbi wiretaps talking about a 100,000 payment for a star recruit. this, according to the yahoo! sports, they broke it first. said to be the tip of the iceberg of big-name college colleges implicated in offers improper benefits. >>> so, would you stand in front of an angry bull for $500? i didn't think so. but some people will, watch. a contest called hoola ball. you live if you stay in the hoop. whoa! that is crazy. let's watch it again. amazingl

sarah jane olsen is the name taken by kathleen soliah. about her on america's most wanted is the breakthrough generating tips about where she lives. and tonight after living a double life for nearly 25 years, she was quietly arrested in st. paul. >> she was not the same person by appearance that she was back when she did these horrible things. part of the problem in the case was we were going to have a whole set of jurors that didn't know who the sla was. they would have never heard of them so that led us to looking at some of the other crimes they did. >> what did you find when you looked at the carmichael crime? >> we were overwhelmed. we just couldn't believe that nobody had been prosecuted for the murder, myrna opthal. john was outraged, so he made it his own mission to do what he could to try to get justice for his mom. >> i'm very happy that my mother's murderer is getting the attention that it deserves and i trust that justice will be served. >> i knew that when she was arrested all this shut was going to hit "the fan" and we would

as admiral olsen used to say he would start off every meeting by saying today we woke up in 87 countries or whatever it was, but it was a pretty good blueprint for where our military presence was throughout the world h understanding we where so come was. what's the purpose? what are we trying to accomplish? well, putting a side for the moment the really intense conflict zones, which i'll get to in a second, what we are trying to accomplish actually so comp is preparation of the environment. i like that. basically what they meant is we want to make friends in different parts of the world, whether it's south africa, asia, so if things go horribly wrong, we are better prepared to deal with it on the one hand. on the other hand we are hoping those relationships and what we do will stop things from going wrong. because that's part of our mission, not just in the military but in the state department and foreign policy to maintain peace. that's complicated. all of you are knowledgeable, you can look around the globe, and you have afghanistan and somalia that are problems but a dozen other count

liz ann sanders and charles olsen. thank you for joining us mike, first of all, we were down 1600 on the lows we came back we retraced half of that for a time maybe it looked like it was an aberration of some sort. some literal fat finger trade. when you close down 1175, close down 4.6 mrs on the dow, i don't care what happened during the session, there was plenty of time if that was just a one-off whacko thing for that to correct itself and we still closed down in one of the worst sessions ever. >> definitely genuine selling pressure whether it's forced, whether it was some kind of liquidation, qul it was some mechanical reallocation we don't know any of that at this point what's clear -- everyone puts it in context and says this market was extended to the upside a week ago it was in need of a pullback this pullback and profit-taking was pent up and spilled into something of its own -- its own force. in other words, it's not reacting to the economy, to corporate news i want to accentuate when we see volatility volumes