really embraced that. >> pierre chatman.ierre chatman is an orchestrator. he orchestrates. he calls the shots. pierre, as a whole, he's -- he's a nice guy but, you know, i wouldn't turn my back on him too much, though. >> gang investigator sam mclaren felt the same way about the rest 0 the heartless felons as well. >> you lying to me. we have a problem with the heartless felon gang. they constantly always involved in extorting, threatening, manipulating. >> we met numerous victim of the heartless felon, a gang best known for stealing commissary items from other inmates and often those thefts were accompanied by violence. >> slapped me. [ bleep ]. >> one guy steal it divide it up in three, four different cells. like a lion out hunting, one lion might not eat today but take part in the hunt or eat what's left over. this is how they are. >> but the heartless felons say stealing is against their rules. >> one thing the heartless felons, don't steal. we take, we take it while they're there. we don't steal something, we don't do.

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>> pierre thomas tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> now, to the cliffhanger in pennsylvania. 24 hours later, the race still too close to call, but democrat conor lamb, leading with a razor-thin margin, and he has declared victory, in a congressional district president trump won by nearly 20 points. what could this mean for november? abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas is there tonight. >> please welcome to the stage, congressman-elect conor lamb. >> reporter: tonight, the democrats already proclaiming victory in what could be a political upset in trump country. >> it look a little longer than we thought, but we did it. >> reporter: conor lamb holding onto a slim lead over republican rick saccone in a special election for a house seat held by republicans for 15 years. and where president trump won by nearly 20 points just over a year ago. the president flying here three days before the election to rally the base. >> we need him. we need republicans. we need the votes. >> reporter: even though it appears

pierre thomas with us now live. and just now, nunberg going on cable tv yet again to say he was also offered immunity by the special counsel, apparently turning it down and now refusing to cooperate, pierre? >> reporter: that's right. he just talked about being offered immunity, but he's still saying he won testify. that means he could be held in contempt of court and could face jail time. >> pierre thomas leading us off on a monday night. >>> the other major story we're following, the new nor'easter threatening the east coast tonight. winter storm alefts for 16 states. whiteout conditions on the roads in south dakota. the remnants from the deadly system that just blew through, still lashing the coast. abc's linsey davis tonight on the hundreds of thousands still without heat and without power. >> reporter: tonight, plow brigades race to clear roads as a powerful new storm heads east. already bringing half a foot of snow and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour to parts of the midwest. this was the scene today in mass

pierre, there are concerns tonight that some of that data taken from millions of americans and their facebook accounts, is still out there? >> reporter: that's right, david. cambridge analytica is claiming they deleted all this voter information, but tonight, facebook is not taking their word, announcing they've hired investigators to figure out exactly what happened. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> and that trouble for facebook helping to send the stock market much lower today. shares of facebook falling 12 points. that's nearly 7% of its value. the dow losing 335 points to finish at 24,610. >>> we turn next tonight here to president trump traveling to new hampshire today, talking tough about the opioid crisis, calling for the death penalty for some drug dealers. he also lashed out against robert mueller all weekend long, with tweets naming mueller. it has both republicans and democrats concerned tonight. and here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporter: in new hampshire today, president trump toeing a tough line on the nation's opioid crisis. praising ot

>> pierre, thank you. >>> the trouble for facebook troubling the stock market. the dow losing 335 points to finish at 24,610. >>> next tonight here, president trump traveling to new hampshire today, talking tough about the opioid crisis, calling for the death penalty for some drug dealers. he also lashed out against robert mueller all weekend long, with tweets naming mueller. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: in new hampshire today, president trump toeing a tough line on the nation's opioid crisis. praising other countries for executing drug dealers, and proposing the same right here at home. >> we have got to get tough. this isn't about nice anymore. >> reporter: right there in the crowd, his embattled attorney general. for today, back in the president's good graces. >> jeff sessions, who's here with us now, feels so strongly about this. >> reporter: president trump getting tough after a weekend lashing out against the special counsel and his russia probe. the escalating attacks still going this morning. the presid

the family says they never saw this coming, david. >> pierre thomas with us again tonight. >>> congress has just over 24 hours to avert a government shutdown. today, the house approving $1.3 trillion in spending, including $1.6 billion for boarding security and fencing. $700 billion for the military. $600 million for election security. and $50 million in grants for school safety. not in the bill, anything about daca and the dreamers. the senate now has until midnight tomorrow to approve it. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. two separate blasts rattling new york city late today. firefighters are on the scene at this hour. buildings evacuated. we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> also news tonight about the american college student found dead in bermuda. what authorities have now revealed. >>> and the newborn baby taken from her parents. her mother, a member of an indian tribe. her father is white. tribal police showing up and taking the baby from the hospital. now the uproar. a lot more news ahead. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasi

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let's get to pierre thomas with us live tonight. let's get back to what you reported there. corey lewandowski, and we're going to see noneberg after seeing the counsel might have something on the president? >> reporter: that's right, david. we expect nunberg back in the news after all the back and forth over whether he would testify. he told us today he is going to appear before mueller's grand jury tomorrow. david, we'll see. >> pierre, thank you. >>> and president trump's former campaign chairman indicted in the russia investigation pleading not guilty today. paul manafort entering a not guilty plea on tax evasion and bank fraud. his charges will start on july 10th. >>> to florida tonight, and chilling new calls from parkland, calls made during the attack from parents and 911 operates. you can hear the parents talking with their children, and it comes as florida lawmakers pass a new gun law. here's abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, the 911 calls. parents dialing just as they learned there was a shooting at school. >> she says she's beh

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a lot to sort out there and start out with our chief correspondent pierre. he did not stop there. another tweet, the first time he mentioned the mueller probe. he said that the mueller probe should never have been started based on fraudulent activities and a fake dossier. his lawyer called for mueller probe to shut down. >> reporter: george, it feels like this is headed for a showdown. president trump and his lawyer john dowd both used mccabe's firing to suggest the special investigation should be stopped. meanwhile, we're getting more evidence that the mueller probe is stepping up its pace and is widening. we learned this week they've subpoenaed information from the trump organization about any ties to russia. it seems like this investigation is far from over but those who support the president clearly want it to end now george. >> on this dispute, the justice department fired mccabe for lack of candor. that was the finding of the inspector general. it was a judgment made by career officials at the fbi. >> reporter: that's right. the attorney general says he fired mccabe based on

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: david, good morning. that's right.s a scandal raising concerns about the privacy of millions of americans using social media and members of congress want to know if russia took advantage. this morning, a growing scandal surrounding how the personal information of up to 50 million facebook users has been secretly obtained and shared without their consent. >> today in the united states we have somewhere close to 4,000 or 5,000 data points on every individual. >> reporter: alexander nix, one of the founders of cambridge analytica, a political data company with ties to the trump campaign, touting his research in helping president trump win in the 2016 election. >> we were able to use data to identify that there was very large quantities of persuadable voters there that could be influenced to vote for the trump campaign. >> reporter: a company allegedly engaged in information warfare with financing secured by trump's senior campaign advisers steve bannon. now, new video of nix caught in a sting conducted by britain's channe

this for us in brussels and barbara if you can hear us is this correct then that that sentiment from pierre moscovici that germany is now ready to engage for a stronger europe. germany is ready to do that and i mean america is ready to do that and everybody has known it because of course the document that was most read in brussels and in other european capitals of course particularly in paris was the coalition agreement that everybody said are right there's a real cry to a lot of europe in there is often also the promise of more money from germany that is for many european countries one of the main points and the other main point for many rypien is the exit of. the old finance minister who has really helped the purse strings very tight over many years and when we talk for instance to some greek representatives earlier run the time when the coalition agreement was written they said yes it's wonderful everything is good as long as that old politics of really very tight fiscal policy is gone so there are a lot of expectations but also some have been aching to sort of contradict in a certain wa

pierre—emile hoyberg fired in from a second—half corner for their first goal, and then defender cedric his first goal for the saints, confirming the victory in stoppage time, although a brilliant penalty was stopped early on in the match by the wigan goalkeeper. —— pierre—emile hojbjerg. it was southampton's first victory by more than one goal in over a year, they are through to the semifinals. before i arrived people questioned this group and perhaps questioned my appointment. it is only one win, but it isa appointment. it is only one win, but it is a statement of intent, we have a lot of work to do in the premier league. we have enjoy this moment, and it is a wembley semifinal, which isa and it is a wembley semifinal, which is a great experience for the fans to look forward to. chelsea kicked off against leicester city at 4:30pm, for the final semifinal place full of the chelsea manager antonio conte says hjis team's focus is fully on the fa cup, now they are out of the champions league and cannot win the premier league title. it is important for the fans, if we win, we can play anot

here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has learned that former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, fired by attorney general sessions just two days before his retirement, had once actually launched a criminal investigation into sessions himself. mccabe a year ago investigating whether sessions intentionally misled congress about his interactions with russians when he was a top adviser to the trump campaign. the probe triggered in part by this moment in sessions' confirmation hearing. >> i have been called a surrogate at a time or two in that campaign, and i did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: it turns out sessions actually met twice with the russian ambassador, prompting calls for a criminal investigation by congressional democrats. mccabe launched that investigation, but it was ultimately closed with no action. and just last week, sessions fired mccabe. critics say the attorney general acted under pressure from president trump. but sessions says the fbi's inspector general concluded mccabe himself was less than candid when answering questions about

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i want to go back to our chief correspondent pierre thomas. talking to witnesses about their testimony? we learned overnight that mr. trump spoke with his former white house chief of staff about how his interview with the special counsel went. we confirmed reports that the president tried to get white house counsel don mcgahn to push that mr. trump didn't push to have the special counsel fired. sources tell abc news that these conversations were innocent and took place after both men testified. overnight, more evidence that mueller is still looking at if there was collusion. the special counsel is trying to determine if there were back channel meetings between a trump associate and with a russian with ties to putin just before the inauguration, george. >> doesn't appear to be anywhere close to finished. okay, pierre, thanks very much. >>> coming up here, the new bachelorette, becca's message. what is she going to say to arie and lauren. >>> and those new tools that can help you scrub your social media accounts before posts put you in jeopardy.

pierre thomas, abc news. >> and of course that changed late last night when he told the a.p. which all of this has led to a lot of questions about his mental health, his ability for that matter. and in some cases his sobriety. in a cnn interview last night, the host erin burnett asked him point blank if he had been drinking. >> talking to you, i have smelled alcohol on your breath. >> well, i have not had a drink. >> you haven't had a drink? anything else? >> no. >> no? >> no. besides my meds. >> okay. >> antidepressants. is that okay? >> so awkward. the congressman there, adam schiff, ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, now says that he would like to bring nunberg before his committee. >> should be an interesting interview. >>> and house speaker paul ryan the latest on a growing list of republicans urging president trump to drop his plan for new tariffs fearing it could spark a trade war. ryan says implementing the import taxes on steel and aluminum could jeopardize the benefits of the tax reform law and hurt the middle class. word of the plan has already r

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lee had met the great french playwright, pierre. he wrote the plays of marriage of figaro and the barber of seville and they had a close friendship. pierre revealed himself not just as a sympathizer of the american cause but of all people, he was also an espionage agent for the french king and hi was in london trying to find an american contact through whom the french could help the american rebels undermine english rule in the new world and do it secretsly. the british hawed uhad hugh mailated the french in a war and seizes land from france, including can da, and france wanted canada back and was seeking ways to weaken brian without engaging in a war. they couldn't afford it. the -- at the time were cautioning the americans who were facing starvation at valley forge. washington score a couple of victories, he forced the british out of boston and surprised german mercenaries the british vanquished the british arms and seized philadelphia, america's most important city. washington had fewer than 4,000 able bodied troops left at valle

1winners over the gunners with lewis dunk and glenn murray scoring for the hosts while record signing pierreck aubameyang scored for arsenal. arsene wenger‘s side are 13 points behind tottenham in fourth place and the frenchman concedes that the race for a top four spot is over. it took us a while to get into the game, they were sharper than asked to get to the ball and on top of that we made defensive mistakes. mainly the second half was all us but unfortunately we couldn't find a goal and we're going through a tough time. of course it's difficult at the moment. as tough as you can remember this week, three defeats back—to—back like that? remember this week, three defeats back-to-back like that? it's never happened to me in my life but we are hit deeply maybe on the confidence side. you could see that the team at the moment struggles a bit. a bernardo silva goal proved the difference as manchester city extended their lead at the top of the table to 18 points with a 1—0 win over chelsea. the blues managed just three shots on goal throughout the game and are now languishing five points off th

the home side did meet some resistance through pierre—emerick aubameyang, but arsenal's record signinge chances when it matters. he hasn't done that yet. when the spending doesn't stop terminal decline, the problem points to the manager. this year, arsenal have lost eight games already, four in a row. a slump barely seen in a generation. now the fans seek the greatest change. we didn't start the game very well. they were sharper than us, first on the ball. we made some defensive errors. the second half was mainly all us, but unfortunately we couldn't find the goal. we are going through a tough, tough time. and it's of course difficult at the moment. as tough as you can remember this week? three defeats back—to—back. never happened to me in my life. we are hit deeply, maybe on the confidence side, and we can see that the team maybe struggles a little. in scotland, rangers and celtic have been drawn to play each other in the scottish cup semi—finals, that's after rangers beat falkirk 4—1 at ibrox this afternoon. jason cummings scored three of them. motherwell beat hearts in today's other

he retired with a sore back while a set and 3—1 down against his fellow frenchman pierre—oog herbert.is through to the fourth round after his win over the world number three marin cilic. team sky have scored their first major victory of the 2018 cycling season — meehal kwitkofski won the week—long tirreno—adriatico race, while team—mate geraint thomas was third overall. thomas moved from up fourth to take the final podium spot on the final stage, which was a time trial on italy's adriatic coast. he started with just a three second lead at the top of the standings, but put in a storming run on the ten kilometre course to claim the leader's blue jersey by 2a seconds from italy's damiano caruso. that's my most important stage race victory. so far, i won twice but this is beautiful. a beautiful trophy. it's one of the hardest stage races to win. i am happy to be on the first step of the podium. tiger woods and many els have been named for the cup in melbourne. they we re named for the cup in melbourne. they were tied at the end of three holes and it was declared a draw. tiger woods coming

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the hosts show them how to do it on thirty seven minutes a sleek move was finished off by marco pierre a january arrival for the events is this so far still every time he started. daniel caligiuri and franco decern so involved in the build up that's a keeper rooney our star and was not so amused shout to win for the third time in a row and stone calls for the champions league. i'm shocked frankfurt could also be heading for the champions league an unlikely prospect at the start of the campaign against hanover a go for danny de coster was enough to settle matters his first goal in the bundesliga kind of his defense gave him all the time in the world to go should not have counted though it turns out it wasn't a corner but the video assistant referee stayed quiet. on the out of the v.a.r. did get involved the referee on the field blew for a penalty for hand over. but with the help of the video assistant it was ruled as a dive for mico albinos which earned him a yellow. all right now on to some action down at the bottom might stay or peril a close perilously close to the drop down of sixte

scored one himself wasn't added to after the interval though, while arsenal faled to score, and saw pierrerick aubameyang have a penalty saved heaping more presure on gunners boss arsene wenger. physically, it was our highest game of the season. we played with low confidence, and you could see that at the start of the game. and we paid with it —— for it, because the quality team took advantage of that. after that, we maintain to go, and we needed a penalty to go have a chance to come back. and that was negative in the second half, we lost against a negative in the second half, we lost againsta team, negative in the second half, we lost against a team, the best of the country in the moment. we came here, they operate in front of their fans. we we re they operate in front of their fans. we were clinical in front, we scored three standing goals, and after that, it was not easy, because the la st that, it was not easy, because the last 15 minutes were really poor. the conditions were not good, they pressed hard, and you know, if you are tired... it was an amazing result for us. paris saint ger

goals from pierre—emile hojbjerg and a late cedric soares strike seeing hughes‘s southampton career offation zone in the english premier league with just one win in 17, hughes called it "a statement of intent." people question this group clearly before have arrived and maybe? appointment as well, so i think it is only a start, but it is a statement of intent. we have a lot of work to do in the premier league, clearly, but we will enjoy this moment and a semi—final is a great experience for the fans to look forward to. ajax moved back to within seven points of dutch eredivisie leaders psv eindhoven. they came from behind to beat sparta rotterdam 5—2. dick advocaat‘s sparta side took the lead on the half—hour mark, michiel kramer heading in from a cornerfor the hosts. sparta's lead, though, lasted barely more than a minute as klaas jan huntelaar, that wily old fox in the box, tapped in an equaliser moments after the restart. the visitors then took the lead eight minutes into the second half with schone‘s free kick beating sparta goalkeeperjannik huth. hakim ziyec scored a couple in what t

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but today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital conakry to kiss a dugu on the other side of the country so we're going to know. guinea is still plagued by serious diseases like polio diphtheria and rabies. the pharmacy's primary concern is delivering the vaccines to where they're needed before the climate spoils them. with no refrigerated truck or ice balls packed his vaccines in a box with just enough ice for the trip. last . sunday possibly. the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused huge traffic jams. you see. my little sister from. guinea's capital conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. good. things are going to do. you know the sound you hear by saying hear them cannot come to simply be with you tell me to come back come back you can hear ambrose. after six hours in traffic the taxi finally reaches the bus stop a. follow up with careful instructions the pharmacist time. and is the vaccines to the owne

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. the feud between the fbi's former number two in command and the attorney general took on a different twist after we learned that andrew mccabe had tried to investigate jeff sessions. this morning, members of congress demanding answers about attorney general jeff sessions' friday night firing of former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. this after our report that mccabe launched a criminal investigation about a year ago looking into whether sessions intentionally misled congress about his interactions with russians when he was a top adviser to the trump campaign. the probe triggered in part by this critical moment during sessions' confirmation hearing when he was asked what he would do if there was any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government. >> i'm not aware of any of those activities. i have been called a surrogate at a time or two in that campaign and i didn't -- did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: it t

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. >>> our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is with us. our contributor and former fbi agent brad garrett also with us this morning. pierre, let's begin with you. this is really something. authorities zeroed in on this hotel. he then leaves in the vehicle. they surround him at that ditch. he then blows himself up. you learned that it was that sixth device that did not detonate that had the clues and the keys that unlocked this. >> that's right, david. classic police work. we're told by sources last night that the fact that the suspect had used fedex was likely going to be the big break in the case and it sure looks like it was. fedex was able to quickly give law enforcement tracking information from that second package that had bomb that did not detonate. that led them to the precise drop-off points and from there they were able to talk to witnesses, get surveillance footage which led them to the suspect, david. >> incredible police work, brad. they were doing public pleas on the one hand but not telling the public about the fast work they

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a'm going to give pierre chance to turn down his loins a week and he him more clearly, but what about gun free zones? lawmakers are saying if you advertise there are no guns on school property, that could invite people to come in, and see students as an easy target. guest: in regards to gun-free zones, in proposition that is being pushed by a lot of our elected officials are important, and there are points we need to discuss and think about. but a lot of the time, and i think the use -- and i think they are distractions for what is getting done. we have our demands. right now, i think they are putting us off. host: what about the protest themselves? the walkouts were criticized who thought, this might be an effort for students to take some time off school, and just to be more feelr students will pressured or after talks -- pressure or ostracized if they don't. when theu know, walkouts happened in march, on march 14, it was cold and a lot of people were out in the snow and out in the wind. the ministry were out there were productive and quite short. for people who are thinking we are d

the jeff mason from routers, karine jean-pierre from move on org and adolpho franco from rnc surrogate two things that republicans from my limited inside view of the republican party, which is okay, you can start with this, running on tax cuts because it's a good positive for everybody. everybody gets a different piece of the pie, some big, some small. everybody gets something. they didn't want to talk about anything else. trump wants to burp out something that causes confusion to get off whatever he has to get off. he starts talking about trade. is that the plan? >> i don't think he's burping something off. >> why did he do it? >> wasn't this a centerpiece of his campaign. >> not now. >> what do you mean not now? >> go ahead, you're right. >> now is a perfect time to do what i think he has done very successfully in other settings. >> he caught his leadership off board. >> he caught them off guard on other issues in the past. today, already the white house is talking about carve outs. today there's mr. kushner in mexico this is part of the president's first of all plan. >> do you know

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. a little-known adviser to president trump's campaign who was fired dominated the headlines yesterday. appearing on major cable news networks. appearances so odd, he was asked if he was intoxicated. by the end of the day, it came to this for sam nunberg. a past political adviser. to then-candidate donald trump. >> i have smelled alcohol on your breath. >> i have not had a drink. no, i have not. >> anything else? >> no. >> reporter: in a day of accusations, at one point, nunberg suggesting on cnn that the president knew about the trump tower meeting with the russians set up to get dirt on candidate hillary clinton before it happened. >> there's been a consistent message from team trump, which is that donald trump himself did not know about this meeting. >> what do you think? >> you tell me. >> i mean, it's -- if you see there's something he said, i already saw, that within a week, or he said something, we're going to find something out about hillary clinton within a week. i don't know w