. >> pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> there's a crazy man on a shooting spree. >> an uber driver. >> 911. >> i'd like to report an erererr driver. >> who could have ever imagined that these strangers' lives would forever be connected because of an uber driver? >> no, no. not that. they say, yeah, it is. >> i just kept telling them, you're going to make it. you can make it. >> i almost died. and my mom was a basket case. >> we just kept asking him, why? and finally, he says, if i told you, it would blow your mind. >> a devil head? popping up in your uber app? ♪ when the devil comes you had better hide because hell is coming down ♪ ♪ when the devil comes ♪ >> evil visited a place that we thought that we might be insulated. >> warm all across west michigan. everybody heading up to the 40s and some may even touch 50 today. ♪ there's a light that ties us >> everybody ready? >> february 20th, 2016, was just a normal day. ordinary people doing ordinary things. friends and family hanging out together. >> i was going out with some friends that night. >> i had worked the night before. so i was work

. >> pow, pow, pow. they were loud. th were real loud. >> reporter: and what did you do? >> hit the floor. everybody in my house, we just say hitoo the because that's the routine. >> reporter: hours later, prince georges county police received a call about the suspicious car parked on the 5100-block of deal drive in oxonil officers looked inside and found him dead with several gunshot wounds. right now mom side detectives ock on doors. >> our investigators are working to go door to door to try to find any witnesses, see if anybody saw or heard anything. >> reporter: police told me shabex's relatives live on this block. he lives in edgewater, maryland. while detectives search for answers, the woman we interviewed hopes they solve this murder mystery. >> that w somebody's son, know.er, uncle, you it is sad. it is real sad. >> reporter: detectives are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information that leads to an a arrest an indictment in this case. police are continuing to talk to people in this they hope to make an arrest soon. keep in mind, you can also cal police an

we didn't know he was a pow.: when you hear about donald from bringing more remains home and what he was able to accomplish after the first summit in singapore what are your thoughts on that? >> it is a great accomplishment but my first question is what about the pows that were alive who did not return like my uncle? he was known to be alive when the war ended. there were many others alive when the war ended. in 1957 u.s. congress investigated those pows who he did not return in the house resolution to make that a top priority. they did not return and knew they were alive and over the years that has been forgotten and we don't even ask, no president has asked do you have live americans in north korea? >> if you tried to ask donald trump or get word to his administration to address that while he has the opportunity? >> i try and i know people work at it. it is a difficult thing to get to the white house for someone. >> he watches fox news so maybe. >> i'm hoping, please ask are you holding any live americans in no

she's a forensic anthropology for the defense pow-mia accounting agency. this one hour talk was part of a three day conference hosted by the world war ii museum in new orleans. >> this next session is going to mark the third time that we've hosted a session focused on the work of our partners at the defense pow/mia accounting agency. to tell us more about our partnership and to moderate this panel it's my pleasure to introduce dr. keith huxen. are senior director of research in history at the institute of the study of war and democracy. keith moved over to the museum as that of our research department and moved over to the institute for the study of for a democracy at its inception. he's been involved in every conference since he began here in 2011 and i'm delighted to now hand the stage over to him for our next session on one of the savage battles of the pacific war. keith? >> thank you, pete. [applause] >> this is a special session because the museum has had a very special initiative going on since september of 2017. we've had a partnership with dpaa, th

. >>> if you are thinking about heading to the sierra for fresh pow pow you might want to wait. >> lookingt this video, you know why chains are required. an update from caltrans coming up next. >>> three point competition is underway. this is all about the cu - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> whiteout conditions made driving in the high sierra down right treacherous. >> traffic this afternoon on 50 controlled. also because of spinouts and poor visibility and other issues. the conditions are down right dangerous. >> high winds and blowing snow across the roadway. >> those who did try to drive over the sierra, said it took two or three times long as usual to make the trip. >> those die hard skiers. >> like our laura anthony. >> 14 hours. >> the snow is going to be winding down th

there's the snow showers for wednesday and thursday, that light fluffy snow and some more light pow powor sunday. back here at home we've got our first chance of showers this week and comes tomorrow in the form of a 1 on the storm impact scale. >> mike, thank you. >>> new details jussie smollett case, two men questioned in the reported attack say they know what motivated smollett to stage the crime. the men told police smollett was ups upset. chicago police want to talk to smollett again about the case. >>> in the south bay student engineers are working on building a better bay area one project at a time. >> abc 7 news at a showcase with students from san jose university yesterday. they came up with creative solutions to problems in silicon valley. sensors using cloud technology can monitor flooding along coyote creek. >> we're measuring the height of the different rivers increase and santa clara valley. we notice the water levels we let the residents know. >> other projects pop-up smart lockers for homeless population and underwater drone that monitors salmon and trout in local rivers.

how about more on the pow pow that's falling up on the sierra. here's alexis. >> toyota tahoe report time, mike. i think a lot of people may be coming down with a little cough this morning, right? it would be the perfect time to maybe skip out of work on this friday and head up to the sierra. you want to go the first half of the day as mike said. about 4:00 this afternoon is when the winter storm warning kicks in. it will get tough. right now it's great. no chains. 89, 80 or 50. we've got healthy base totals thanks to the snow last week. those will continue to climb. at this early hour, we're averaging about 3 1/2 hours for the drive times. sierra tahoe, kirkwood, no chain requirements for those. 110 to 165-inch base for sugar bowl. 125 to 136 at kirkwood. only going to get better throughout the weekend. back to you. >> alexis, thanks. officials are tackling growing crime in santa cruz. how it's unique from other efforts. >>> big changes for b.a.r.t. riders. what you can expect for the morning commute. as you get your day into gear, a few more ca

we've had a partnership with dpaa, the defense pow/mia accounting agency. so we've had two staff members, full time, working with dpaa, and so i'd like to introduce you off to my right, here, please stand up, dr. jason -- next to him is -- [applause] >> clorese is our dpaa certified genealogist. now, our panel here is to -- the purpose, is to relay a tragic story of american warriors from world war ii lost overseas. dpaa states that 73,000 remains of u.s. service members lost from world war ii are still out there. nearly 50,000 unrecoverable. but it is also estimated that 26,000 of the fallen may still be identified, their remains recovered, and even repatriated back to american soil for burial. so on that more upbeat note, our panel speakers will not only connect us with what happened on tarawa 75 years ago this month, but they will connect us with the ongoing effort today to find the fallen. remember and honor them, and hopefully bring a sense of closure and even relief to their families today. first, we're going to hear from clay bonnyman evans. clay is

the last german pow didn't come back from russia until 1956.he english countryside, as some point i read some statistic but i could be wrong because i have a bad head for numbers, but i think it was something like 25% of the agricultural workers in england were german pows up until about 1952. don: germany still had the dp camps in the 1950's. jessica: that is a whole separate thing. the dp camps were somewhere between 12 and 20 million refugees housed in germany immediately after the war in these camps. all of this had a direct bearing on the lives of germans at that time, it but yet, it is a little studied or discussed. i don't know if that is out of trauma of it, out of shame of if your grandfather was in naypyidaw w camp -- was in a pow camp and what did that mean. nobody wanted to talk about when grandfather didn't come home from the war, but that is interesting to me. don: you break a lot of stereotypes in the book. you go after the canon of holocaust history. on one side, you have an frank, the martyr, and hitler as the monster and this

she's a forensic anthropology for the defense pow-mia accounting agency.e hour talk was part of a three day conference hosted by the world war ii museum in new orleans. >> this next session is going to mark the third time that we've hosted a session focused on the work of our partners at the defense pow/mia accounting agency. to tell us more about our partnership and to moderate this panel it's my pleasure to introduce dr. keith huxen. are senior director of research in history at the institute of the study of war and democracy. keith moved over to the

everybody getting a nice night of sleep before they get to deal with the fresh and it is pow pow. you'll be -- monday, nothing, but more snow tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> thank you, mike. >> good morning, san francisco-based wells fargo, atm and mobile services have been restored after a widespread outage. wells fargo customers who tried to use an atm yesterday with an out of service message, the disruption affected online and mobile banking. in a statement, wells fargo said it was experiencing issues. here at abc 7 news, we're committed to building a better bay area by covering the issues we face like housing. it's one of the most expensive places to live. solutions are not easy. take for example a project nicknamed the monster in the mission. the mixed use development would be ued at 16th and mission street that is right next to the b.a.r.t. station. droneview 7 flew over for the proposed three new buildings. they would bring 331 market value units to the area. he faces intent opposition in the community. hundreds of people packed a community meeting last night. >> we don

has been closed since an israeli court order in two thousand and three there's anger over israeli pows restrictions on access to the compound by palestinian suppose israeli forces have shot dead palestinian teenager at protests on the gaza border at least thirty others were injured at the weekly march of return demonstration there demanding an end to the gaza blockade and the right to return to historical palestine israeli forces have killed more than two hundred fifty gazans at the protests in the last year dozens of trucks are moving out men women and children from isis last enclave in syria about a thousand people have been rescued from the eastern village of booze but the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say thousands more remain trapped it's believed they're being used as human shields the s.d.f. hoping to carry out a full evacuation later on friday before launching their final push to defeat the eisel fighters. pakistan's army is promising promising a fitting response if attacked by india and that comes a week after pakistan based armed group claimed responsibility for a suic

. >> can i get a pow? >> pow. >> let's get this party started.rcise number two -- sumo squat with som nice, wide straddle, right? turn those heels in. toes out. hands on the hips. prayer or out -- whatever makes you feel comfortable. deep, deep, deep sumo squats, please. always stay connected to your core. all right, option number two. you want to get a little sassy-fancy with it. >> what? >> what? bam! get 'em. pow! >> move it! >> drop it. >> get it! >> right? >> come on, buddy! >> last on the left, and recover. good job, team. good job. all right, team, it's band time. let's get this party started. exercise number three. all you're gonna do, just sit, . bam. get 'em. what? down and up. just basic down and up. and don't resist that band. don't let the knees go in. push against that band. resist to come in, right? keep pushing that band out. there you go. now, take the knees. i call it butterfly. butterfly the knees out. butterfly the knees out. harvey, don't be afraid of that burn. get in that booty. get in there. come on, buddy. >> [ grunts ] >

. >> first it was like pow pow, two of them. and then it was like another three. >> reporter: the police response e.ss dozens of emergency vehicles, s.w.a.t. teams, rushing g. >> iot the shooter neutralized. >> reporter: nearby schools were put on lockdown. parents told it wasn't safe to pick up their kids.lm it's overwg. i have kids in school, i don't know where they're at now. >> very traumatizing never seen anything like thi >> reporter: tonight police have not revealed a motive, leaving residents here on edge. the police chief here says that the itial group of respondin offers was immediately fired upon when they arrived on scene. two of the five officers struck by gunfire were chicago, lester. >> ron mott with late details, thank you. >>> we'll turn to tonight's other big headline, president trump declaring a national emergency t go arou congress to redirect billions of dollars for a border wall, setting up a legal battle the president himself believes could go to the supreme court. nbc's peter alexander has details. >> rep

double shot. [ imitating gunfire ] pow! pow! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! you guys are amazing! wow! wow! oh, wow! let's get into it, everyone! our guest tonight is an n.b.a. star and activist for democracy in his native country turkey, enes kanter is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on the show, your weave is protected, bernie is back and the jussie smollett story gets weirder than ever. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. i.s.i.s. now that the dreadful terrorist organization has been almost completely defeated in syria i think we can all admit that's a pretty cool flag. i don't think i'd join just because of that, but i'm just saying now that they're gone, we can talk about this, right? hundreds of i.s.i.s. members have been rounded up as prisoners of war and now there's a new battle over who has to de

you know just five hours before actually the pows were supposed to open and this is pure speculation as of now they gave a press conference we've seen the statement but everybody here surprised why they did it that spontaneous because it's not the first time that elections were postponed we've seen it during the last two elections they were both postponed but not on such a short notice and this is really shocking to a lot of nigerians many of them feel actually betrayed what happened right now is that the major political parties the a.p.c. and the p.d.p. party and articles party they're actually both condemning what has happened but they also both blaming each other for trying too many police the elections trying to push the elections further to possibly change the results but they of course didn't come up with any details this is also just pure speculation and allegations without any proof ok what happens next early on that any guarantees that the election will happen next saturday i mean all electoral observers on the ground lots of journalists on the ground everybody is actually p

a lot of these teachers have been on strikerly this morning, about 6:00 pow people started picketing. you can find the latest on this strike online and on air. >>> right now an unprecedented global summit on preventing sex abuse in the catholic church is under at the vatican. how pope francis is promming change. >> opening the first global summit on piericex abuse with a prayer and a plea, urging church leaders to take action against predator priests. listen to the cry of the little ones who want justice, francis said. on the eve of the summit the pontiff met with an abuse survive from poland assaulted by a priest when he was 13 years old. victims of abuse are not allowed inside those meetings but watching videotaped testimony from survivors around the world. cardinal lewis tagle says it's time to wake up to the harm caused by clerical sex abuse and coverup. >> we humbly and admit. >> 1950 more than 19,000 people made allegations of abuse by catholic clergy in the united states alone. the vatican former sex crimes investigator said church leaders have a sacred duty to protect victims.

it's going to be pow pow. it's going to be powder and so great to ski in.sierra cement out of this storm. look at the temperatures. freezing or below starting tomorrow through monday. >> thanks, mike. >>> if you're just joining us, want to update you on developing news. pg&e crews at the scene. this is geary boulevard and parker avenue. nearly 18 hours after a massive gas line explosion. incredibly, no one was hurt. pg&e says initial reports indicate the explosion was not their fault. the fire chief says construction crews working on underground fiberoptics hit a gas line setting off the blast. pg&e says the power has been turned back on. they're still working to get gas service back on for 300 customers. >>> the company working at the site is called mastec. dan noyes found a lot of information on mastec and pg&e. >> mci metro verizon had the permit to work on the scene. the company, mastec, is a construction company based out of coral gables, florida. it was their crew of eight to ten workers, one operating that excavator that cut into the 12-inch gas main

. >> if you have the option to turn off power for the inconvenience, turn off the pow power. >> reporter: this brings us to the present predicament. they do not have distribution lines like the one struck here. if the utility wants to shut off power in a pinch without digging, they need to find the nearest transition valve which is somewhere south of mission bay. the utility says that turning off that automatic valve would cut off gas to most customers in the city of san francisco. that comes with its own perils. pg&e saying it's trying to strike a ba sam brock, nbc. >>> we have a break in the case involving a string of burglaries at jcpenney stores. surveillance was sent to police. an officer recognized the suspects and tracked down the suspect's car. inside the car they found a garbage bag full of stolen item, more than 20,000 bucks in merchandise was stolen. >>> after a string of delays testing will begin on the silicon valley bart e tensixten. up to 20 train a day will be running. the wrong type of pipes were installed. the opening is slated for november 1st. bart will travel even fu

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friday, saturday and sunday all feature more pow pow than we're seeing here. foot or two is possible this weekend. look at the lows in single digits. highs not even reaching freezing until next week. >>> thank you, mike. a warning for drivers in the north bay. >> it is very cold. there's concern about possible black ice this morning. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in san rafael. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. i've been watching the temperature all morning on display here in san rafael. it hasn't changed. freezing. very, very cold out here president because of these temperatures and all the rain we have had, officials are worried about black ice this morning. here is a pick durr authorities released of an overturned truck that happened yesterday morning during icy conditions. this is what they're worried about. cal trans has had sanding trucks out all night long putting gravel and sand out on the roads to give drivers traction. they are encouraging you to slow down this morning. >> stay calm. if you hit black ice, take your foot off the accelerator.

things are looking good for not just one, but two big pow-wows. the one you know about already, the president heading to vietnam for a second round of talks with north korea's kim jong-un. the with unthat affected the markets are upbeat talk from china and the united states on trade. the president saying substantial progress has been made, enough for him to postpone tariffs. the market's interpreted that to mean and the chinese to insist that a deal could be at hand. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. we have john roberts in. and blake burrman at the white house. we begin with john. hey, john. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, neil, from hanoi. president trump about three hours now into a 20-hour trip here to vietnam where he's going to meet, first of all, with the new president of vietnam. he'll do that on wednesday. of course thursday, the big second summit with kim jong-un of north korea. the president tweeting aboard air force one a short time ago "heading over to vietnam for my meeting with kim jong-un, looking forward to a very producti

that's i s week it there now, you got a lot of pow pow up there. 31 at menlo park. at pacifica a 40. 36 at -- 30 at san ramon and livermore. watch out for black ice and fog forming in those areas. 33 in santa rosa. here's a look from sutro tower this holiday. just dress for a winter chill. no, you don't have to worry about wet weather. if you're thinking about exercising, it will be dry all day. sunny and cool and not breezy on the bay. we'll get up into the mid-50s during the afternoon hours. but drop down to 48 degrees at 8:00. here's a look at the north bay. 33 still at 8:00. there's still going to be frost around. 44 at 10:00 and mid-50s from noon to 4:00. 52 at 8:00. the last look, you can see the east bay, everybody dropping from 41. i should say climbing to about 53 back to 48 at 8:00. a whole lot of dryness out the roads this morning? >> i'm surprised. we've had pretty significant issues even though it's a holiday. a lot of you are off da the volumes are light. that hasn't stopped collisions from happening unfortunately. we have a sig-alert in the east bay.

thinking about heading up to tahoe, look at the blanket of fresh pow pow waiting for you.t me roll out the seven-day forecast. partly cloudy, tomorrow mostly cloudy but dry. flurries sunday. so get a little slipperiment then you can see monday, tuesday and wechblts we've got moderate to heavy snow on the way. at the same time, we'll be seeing increasing clouds and milder temperatures. we'll try to reach 60 for oscars sunday even though we won't see a lot of sunshine. a moderate storm for monday and tuesday becoming quite breezy to windy monday and tuesday also. that will throw issues into it. wednesday into thursday, we'll taper back to scattered showers. all that snow up in the sierra right now. let's get back to the toyota tahoe report. >> indeed, mike. let's check out what our drive times will going to be like in the mountains. squaw alpine, 3 hours 15 minutes. you need chains to all of the resorts. north star about the same 3 hours and 17 minutes. they have a base of 159 inches there. heavenly, 105 inches to 145 inches and that will take you about the same time as squa

over the last several years, the defense pow mia accounting significantade strides in these accounting efforts. a large portion of the successes are a result of a collaboration with history flight. as of november 2018, through ongoing research, we estimate there are approximately 447 unaccounted for service members believed to be on or near the tarawa atoll. that is out of the 1100 children during the battle. 447 our losses directly associated with the battle, while the remaining are primarily navy and army losses prior to and after the battle that were then buried on the island. the american grave registration company recovered approximately half of the remains believed to be buried on the atoll. that was in the 1940's, in multiple expeditions. remains 92 caskets of representing those that were recovered that could not be identified were interred at the punch will cemetery. -- punch bowl cemetery. since that time, storms, construction projects, and the local population have enabled the recovery of u.s. service members that have been turned over to the united states government. a few r

it's not going to be pow pow. it's going to be sierra cement.going to be heavy wet snow with trees and power lines possibly damaged. if you're traveling the sierra today, until the sunsets wednesday and thunder showers with the h-- thursday with heav snow. the seven-day forecast wednesday and thursday. lingering friday. but snow showers over the weekend. >>> thanks, mike. now we want to get back to the coverage b.a.r.t.'s schedule change. >> starting today and for the next three years, b.a.r.t. will start an hour later so they can complete a seismic retrofit. >> it's integral to building a better bay area. it's one of the most used transit systems. but satisfaction is at a record low. b.a.r.t. is struggling to expand and modernize to meet the bay area's needs. >> we're digging deeper into b.a.r.t.'s challenges. reporter matt keller continues our team coverage at the transbay terminal in san francisco. matt? the temporary transbay terminal. the dig dropoff from the early bird express buses is over. everyone is trying to get used to this change, i

some snow showers, some light pow pow. content snow for wednesday, thursday, and also sunday. that same storm sunday will bring us a slight chance of a stray shower during chinese new year's parade in san francisco. the year of the boar. have fun. >> mike, thank you. former president obama, warrior star steph curry and john legend in oakland today. it's part of a two-day event for obama foundation mk rising. my brothers keeper alliance aimed at closing opportunity gaps fade at young boys and men of color. at martin luther king jr. s day of service before the event. former a's pitcher dave stewart was there. he says it's important for young black men to believe they have opportunities for greatness. >> looking out for reach other. making sure advancement for youth and minorities in the bay area, making sure we pave a way for them. >> there will be a town hall meeting with president obama today. the event is invitation only. >>> new details in the jussie smollett case. two men questioned in the reported attack say they know

that allowing illegal immigrants the right to vote devalues the franchise and diminishes the voting pow of the of the united states citizens. does not mean 75% of the house democrats -- guest: there was a a last-minute partisan resolution introduced by kevin mccarthy three weeks before the election. and i certainly don't support people who are undocumented voting in our federal elections. and many folks on the democratic side don't. we didn't want to politicize that issue. that was blatant attempt by the republicans to politicize it. it's not a political issue. people who should vote should be citizens. host: irwin, tennessee, rick, democrat. caller: hello. this money in politics, i was watching something on free speech tv and a guy came on there and evidently the trouble with all these people giving all this money is a a big deal. the guy's proposition was since the supreme court has pretty much backed up congress' ability to tax, his idea was start taxing large donations over maybe a certain amount a. like whatever the campaign limit is. like at 99%. that way they can can donate all t

ka-pow! de hecho, con cuatro sabores a escoger si hay algo mejor, y lo certifico.plemente echa dos toallitas en la secadora y plancharas menos. secamos una camisa sin toallitas de bounce y una camisa idéntica usando bounce. la camisa secada con bounce tiene menos arrugas, menos estático. se siente más suave y huele más fresco. para cargas grandes o cargas especialmente arrugadas, usa tres toallitas de bounce. elimina las arrugas y el estático con bounce. el acondicionador dove intensive repair prueba que sí. le aplicamos dove a una brocha, ... ...y las expusimos ... ... a condiciones que causan daño. ♪ después del daño, ... ... la diferencia es clara. la brocha tratada con dove está visiblemente más suave... ... y protegida contra el daño. acondicionador dove intensive repair. para un cabello 100% hermoso y suave. porque un acondicionador no es para todo tipo de cabello. acondicionadores dove ultra-care. ♪ >> seguimos ahora con imÁgenes de una redada de ice en una fÁbrica de armas de stanford en carolina del norte en la que al menos todas son de origen hispanos, la

mel's diner they are having the pow pow. pier one and ponchos. to a restaurant owner what time do you think you can reopen? he said no idea. but now that you have given me the information i'll tell them. 7:30. is that right? they'll be reopening? >> we couldn't hear you for a second. the news conference is starting. let's go live. >> i'm london breed. mayor of san francisco. today at approximately 1:18 p.m. there was an explosion and a fire that occurred at gary and parker. this particular neighborhood. unfortunately this happened. but the good news is no one was injured or hurt. thanks fot quick response that happened with the san francisco fire department. and the san francisco police department. i'm grateful for their service. and at this time we don't have information as to the number of individuals that are going to be impacted. we do have a number of departments who are here. to work with not only the merchants and the residents impacted by this particular incident. at this time i want to make it clear that the chief is here of the fire dep

if you're going up to the sierra, we've got more pow pow, fresh powder. not sierra cement. fresh powder. get there today or tomorrow morning. by friday evening through monday, the snow is on. in fact, there you go. by 5:00 friday, already an inch developing and saturday we'll have up to a foot but it's sunday and monday when two to three feet of snow could fall. those are your heavier days. getting there, maybe easier than getting home. here's a quick look at temperatures in those single digits for lows at times and below freezing through at least monday. >>> developing out of virginia this morning. another top democratic official confesses that he, too, wore black face in the past. the state's attorney general, mark herring, admitting to wearing black face in the 1980s. herring apologized saying he and friends dressed up putting on wigs and brown makeup. this administration after a racist photo surfaced involving governor ralph northam who is facing calls to resign. next in line is lieutenant governor justin fairfax who is denying allegations of sexual assault by political

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we have a pow for the china modernizing rapidly and engaging with neighbors in ways its neighbors findhreatening. one of the things that's also fascinating to me, i think for the first time in my memory, anyway, we have a major line of effort in the national defense strategy that focuses on our allies and partners. the thing that's -- that people don't talk about quite as much, i think, as they should is that the united states actually had allies. we have countries around the world that feel safer because they are allied with the united states of america and our adversaries really don't. our adversaries are threatening their neighbor, they're not cooperating with their neighbors. it's the united states that stands for free and open navigation around the seas. and peace and prosperity that benefits not just the united states but benefits other countries as well. >> i wanted to ask you about our military housing. we had a congressional hearing last week, obviously been a topic of conversation in the military and in washington recently. army secretary esper apologized recently for the con

. >>> riding into the future and it'sa gas-pow aed bike bu electric motorcycles enough to win over young consumers? those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for mond good evening, everyone, and welcome. billon offht. investors started the week with news that they had been hoping for. president trumg back from his hardline stance on a trade deadline with china following two weeks of high-level talks with the world's second largest economy, the president postponed the dato raising tariffs on $200 billion worth of cnese imports. and while investors are cheering the news, many are also asking, what's next? kayla tausche is in washington tonight. >> r as preside heads to vietnam tocldefuse r tensions with north korea, he's touting another area of deescalation, trade with china, telling u.s. governors he's close to a deal. >> we're going to have a -- another summit. we're going to have signing summit, which is even better, so hopefully we can get tt completed, but we're getting very, very close. >> reporter: talks with china have intensified over the last week. china's presi

on when gas or pow leer be restored. -- power will be restored. don't quote me, but i anytime it is 2,500 customers for electricity and about 300 for gas. we do not have an e. t.a. for when it will be restored. >> all right. julie watts reporting live from the scene there. >>> and we want to show you what it was like after the explosion. some of the cell phone video we got in, citizen app video. some witnesses say they thought, as you heard earlier, a bomb went off when they heard the explosion. one driver also captured this video of the inferno from his car. the flames closed down heavily traveled geary in both directions. >>> and wilson walker continues our team coverage. he is at an evacuation center being set up right now. wilson? >> reporter: yes, the city is still trying to get a hard number of how many people will be displaced because of the fire, and the red cross, about half a dozen red cross workers have shown up here. they're clearing out a large space in the basement floor of the cathedral here, and i'm told that they are expecting up

they said they'll never support the project while still in powe. leading a question as to what could happen if work is abandon. shuttle as far as i know no work of this kind is and to be left incomplete. you can't just turn off the tunnel boring machine leave it where it is and go home. it would require a cleanup plan not only for the tunnels but also for all of the work sites and the rubble dumb stuttetering ususe right noww. that's likely to cost a furtherr one point three billion euros and contract penalties alone and not including costs already sunk with the latest reports i need likely to further muddy the waters. the third round of trade talks between the world's two largest economies continues in beijing. representatives are holding preliminary discussions before the official meetings begin on thursday. us president donald trump has said this tuesday that his chinese counterpart wants a dea. understood the major sticking points remain on issues of teteh transfers and intellectual property rights. if there's no break through before truce expi