because she was like, "pow pow, pow pow pow pow pow!"ike that, that look like that. >> jimmy: you added a couple -- >> those two things together." >> jimmy: you added a couple of pow pows. >> pow pow, pow! you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so i was like, my boy was like, "yo, she's looking at you." i was like, "i'm 22. i'm like all right, whatever, whatever." so she comes over, she introduces herself. and she's like, "are you going to the party later?" i was like, "yeah, of course. yeah, of course. of couse." so she's like, "cool, i'll see you there." i was like, "all right." so, you know, we're at this thing. it's a gated community on a a mountain in the woods of utah. no brothers there, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i understand that, yeah. >> good. so we go -- we walk around, get our flashlights, walk around to the party, and i see this girl. she's sitting on the couch. just like pow pow, pow pow! so she goes, "oh, anthony, come over." she's sitting there, she takes a shoebox top, and she dumps out some paraph

. >> all of a sudden i heard pow, pow, pow, pow,pow, pow, pow -- eight quick gunshots. >> reporter: larsen had watched people arrive all afternoon and evening on saturday. at one point a truck delivered a large barbecue. he called police twice about the loud music and noise. san mateo county sheriff deputies came but there was nothing they could do. until the gunfire. >> they locat some evidence at the scene which was collected. some shell casings and things of that nature. >> the partygoers hadlready run off. larsen rallied his neighbors to confront the city council tuesday night. >> if you feel this is important, please applaud. thank you. >> reporter: some neighbors said this wasn't the first air bnb gone wrong. >> when this happened to us my family felt threatened. >> reporter: air bnb told abc 7 negative incidents are extremely rare. the company released a statement that reads in part "we have zero tolerance for this type of behavior and have permanently banned the guest from our platform." the mayor said anyone operating a short-term rental in millbrae needs a business license. she s

. >> all of a sudden i heard pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow -- eight quick gunshots. >> reporter:arsen had watched people arrive all afternoon and evening on saturday. at one point a truck delivered a large barbecue. he called police twice about the loud music and noise. san mateo county sheriff deputies came but there was nothing they could do. until the gunfire. >> they located some evidence at the scene which was collected. some shell casings and things of that nature. >> the partygoers had already run off. larsen rallied his neighbors to confront the city council tuesday night. >> if you feel this is important, please applaud. thank you. >> reporter: some neighbors said this wasn't the first air bnb gone wrong. >> when this happened to us my family felt threatened. >> reporter: air bnb told abc 7 negative incidents are extremely rare. the company released a statement that reads in part "we have zero tolerance for this type of behavior and have permanently banned the guest from our platform." the mayor said anyone operating a short-term rental in millbrae needs a business licen

. >> all of a sudden i heard pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, eight quick gunshots. he watched people arrive all afternoon. he called police twice about the loud music and noise. san mateo county sheriff's deputies came, but there was nothing they could do until the gunfire. >> we located some evidence at the scene which was collected, shell casings. the party goers had run off. larson rallied neighbors to confront the city council tuesday night. some neighbors said this wasn't the first airbnb gone wrong. >> when this happened to us, my family felt threatened. >> reporter: air bnb said negative incidents are extremely well, releasing a statement, we have zero tolerance from this type of behavior and have permanently banned the guest from our platform. the mayor said anyone operating a short-term business in millbrae needs a business license. in this case the homeowner didn't have one. >> we are going to be looking at it very quickly. >> reporter: the city council will consider more formal regulations at the next meeting. >>> from the live desk, a major announcement

pow, pow, pow. pow. i hear more gunshots. >> him saying he was in the house was critical.most important thing. >> detective arnold now had admission number one. the interview nearly over, james had a request. one of the strangest rick had ever heard. i need to smoke a blunt. >> a blunt is a king sized marijuana cigarette. >> i've never been asked that before. >> we can't do that here. >> we can't. >> now it was time to interrogate williams. he proved to be a tougher nut to crack. >> first impressions of him. >> he's hard core. he's hard core. >> i did not shoot the lady. i did not do nothing to her or her baby. >> he also denied everything and blamed the man in the other room. did he have a gun. >> yes. >> what color was it. >> black. >> williams kept insisting he wasn't in the house. >> i wanted him in the house. not out by the car or the stop sign. >> he needed it fast. he didn't realize now fast at the sometime. >> you didn't know you were playing the clock. >> no idea at all. >> detective arnold saw an opening and pounced. first you'll hear williams finally admit to co

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. >> powe. -- pow. bullet. reporter: and that of his relatives.aking ahead of the anniversary of his death, his youngest daughter recalled with the world lost when his father died, but also what it gained. >> he taught us the importance of embracing nonviolence. not merely as a tactic, but as a way of life. reporter: 50 years on, dr. king's final speech still reverberates today. >> and i have seen the promised land. i may not get there with you, but i want you to know today that we as a people will get to the promised land. brent: we want to go now to our correspondent alexander von almond in memphis, tennessee tonight, where many people have gathered to discuss and to remember the man who was martin luther king. it is a big d for the city, tragically the place where dr. martin luther king was killed. set the scene for us. alexandra: i am standing in front of the former motel which now hosts the national civil rights museum. and right behind me you can see room number 306, the balcony where dr. martin luther king jr. was fatally shot 50 years ago.

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>> certainly believes he has the pow tore do so.vised that the president certainly has the pow tore make that decision. >> a lot of lawyer also tell you no, he doesn't, that only the attorney general, in this case mr. rosenstein, because jeff sessions recused himself, can do that. but what kind of signal is she sending by putting that on the table? the president thinks he has the power to do that. >> and he's been advised of that. they're taking it to a different degree of severity that they're considering this. in the past, there's been the idea that the president of him fuming in the oval office and being talked down by advisers. this time it does feel like it's taking a different step. and the other thing is, this feels like more personal to the president, because the investigations are broadening. it's not just russia and it's not just collusion. it's women and payments to women. it's michael cohen's medallions. it's going in different directions that i think the president feels like he's backed further into that corner. and so

commander many of you may have not heard of our nation but we began over 20 years ago our founder was a pow in the korean war and i'm here today to give my support with what cair is doing to prevent the van again muslim because i myself have a number of united states military and now a commander of the veterans organization understand the need to have good come lottery among the military members and veteran we have those that are not necessarily born in the united states and at least today those that were registered in the military and oversee you would like to make sure that those serving overseas that they are not discriminated again because of the policy in effect now to target muslims unfairly and unconstitutionally i don't think it was a well thought out policy because muslims have served this country legally from the beginning of the founding indefinitely we will continue that service drive to make america better to keep it great. >> that is all we have in terms of speakers if anyone has a question? if not thank you for coming speefive speefive and [applause] good morning. i am the ma

our founder was a pow in the korean war. i am here to give my support to what cair is doing. ban andnt this prejudice against muslims. myself, being a member of the united states military, and now the commander of a veterans organization, understand the need to have good camaraderie ship among the veterans. we have several members in the military that are not born in the united states. there are at least over 8000 muslims registered as muslims in the military. overseas, we would like to make sure that those serving overseas , a loyalty to our country, that they are not being discriminated against because of the policies that are in effect now by a government that targets muslims .nfairly, unconstitutionally i don't think it was a well-thought-out policy because muslims have served this country with loyalty from the beginning of its founding. we will continue that service. and strive to make america better and keep it great. thank you. that is all we have in terms of speakers. if anyone has any questions. if not, thank you all for coming. thank you, again. . you can also watch

if you are a black soldier, you are not going to make it as a pow. trench, northve carolinians alexander keever stared across a barren swath of land between opposing union and confederate line of petersburg. the day rarely passed when he of not spot squads confederates running towards the enemy without rifles, and zip in the air, begging to be taken prisoner. if site caused him to wonder they're safe escape was not a sign of above. yet, the north curling in remained confused about the the north-- carolinians remained confused about the course of the conflict. was everyone being persecuted for individual or was the south facing god's wrath alone? soldiers struggled to find consistent answers to these questions. the vast majority looked to the heavens were guidance, including him, who found comfort in resigning themselves to providence. it is better for a man to trust in the lord then run a risk to desert. there was a man who left the company last week and he was was -- he may be shot. you can hear the conflicting voices in his head as to how she -- ho

imagine just put one on and pow!instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ german chance hrllor angela mer will arrive in washington today. we have seen president trump's unhinged interview on on fox yesterday may have prompted more legal woes for his long time attorney michael he cohen. cnn's abby phillip live at the white house with more. what's the reporting, my friend? >> reporter: good morning, chris. this has been a week of high stakes for the president on the foreign policy front. he started it by hosting emmanuel mack ropp, the president of france, on monday in his first state dinner, and continuing on with developments in north korea just this morning. the president's internation

those guys could be pows. article in the convention says should any doubt exist as to the status of a individual they are to be , treated as a prisoner of war until determined otherwise by a competent tribunal, and we have a regulation that says what that tribunal should consist of. the u.s. government refused to apply that regulation. who knows why, but they would not do it. they would not screen these guys using that regulation. there is an argument that they treated asd to be pows and if you try them in anything other than eight u.s. court which is how we try our soldiers, it is a great breach and badeneva convention stuff. al qaeda? do whatever you want. as far as they are not prisoners of war. they still have human rights, you know, but they are fair game for a lot of things that you cannot due to a p.o.w. how would i try it? i would have court-martialed all of them, frankly. that satisfies the geneva convention, military trials are fair, really fair. the judges are good. that would have worked for me. bu

determine if internationally banned substances were used on a residence that earlier this month the some pows will be sent to the neverland's for testing. north korea says it is suspending nuclear and will range missile tests state media also announced the closure of an atomic testing site this man.

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nikki haley leaving the white house for a pow-wow that included we're told defense secretary jim mattishe too is wrapping up things there. they were having a last sort of shin dig. what are we going to do about what is going on in syria. that meeting has let up and the key participants are leaving. right now, the sanctuary state called california and cities that are revolting. take a look. >> we're talking about criminals here. no refugees or immigrants, criminals. >> you have been put in a position like so many other cities in this state to make a horrible decision. a decision that says i have to pick between my state out of control government or the sovereignty of the united states of america. >> neil: here's what's happening there. a lot of citizens in california are lashing out against the state becoming a sanctuary state and winning their arguments in three more cities this week. westminster and orange city. two of them in the video you just saw, by the way. the other is newport beach where jeff erdman joined the vote, in other words, seeking sanctuary from the sanctuary push. >> t

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she says pg&e told her that's how much pow r she used that.n't have any air-conditioning so the heat wave shouldn't have hurt her. she called us. we contacted pg&e and they discovered she didn't use that much electricity after all. the meter reader had made a mistake. utility promptly gave her a $187 credit. pg&e says it encourages customers like dawn to contact them and says smart meters help reduce billing mistakes. they have ten million smart meters in use. dawn told us she is getting a smart meter. if you have a consumer complaint, call us or log onto nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> thank you, chris. this is a new twist. amazon says it will put your packages in your car. promise to deliver within four hours of ordering. to use it you have to be an amazon prime member and only works for cars with on star technology. the service is rolling out in about three dozen cities including san francisco, san jose and oakland. >> we can get it delivered to our cars in the parking lot. that's what you're saying? >> that's what they're saying. i don't want