so you've had a chance to hear that profanity-laced tirade.ured it wasn't you in that safeway. but erick erickson is saying one of your colleagues unleashed this tirade of profanity and passionate feeling against the president. does this sound like anything you have heard from other republicans in private? >> no. no. no. i don't think so. look, we're focused here on doing the work of the american people and getting good things done. we work in partnership with the administration on a whole host of policy issues. we'll have a secretary of energy before the committee tomorrow, trying to help unleash america's great energy potential. i mean, we had fire hours today with mark zuckerberg before the committee. we're working with the health and human services secretary on opioid issues and the fda, scott gottlieb on opioid issues. we're busy at work here. those of us with big jobs are taking them seriously. there's always going to be somebody that, you know, has gotten upset about something and they'll go talk anonymously. that's not very bold, when

at msnbc i'd like to apologize for a little bit of an f bomb that slipped in there and some other profanity throughout the course of the set. guys, we heard michelle wolf call sara huckleby sander, and kellyanne conway a liar. what's that to you? >> it wasn't an exchange, the part of sara huckleby sander, remind you, one of the most difficult jobs is to sit and be on the receiving end of the brunt of the jokes. i think the best way to do is sort of laugh hardest is the way to get through it and that is not the approach she took. she seemed quite perturbed. i think we'll be hearing more about that from the podium in the white house in the weeks ahead. >> there she is, back to the cameras now talking to the folks up there. she look pretty shook up there. david. >> i think this thing is so easy if you're about butt of the joke. you can laugh hardest, that will be good or you can smile a little bit, that would work. it saysing this that not just sara sander or obama 2011 when made fun of it seems to be contagious and laugh at one's self or pretend to be in the joke. it's interesting to see that

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he had a booming voice and frankly was, speaking of his voice, he quite profane in -- he was quite profane in battle which seemed to be effective for him. and in the social circle, however, he was properly courteous, generous, and genial. so he was popular both among his social circle and as a combat commander. ok, so that brings us to july 1. what is going on on july 1? well, the confederates are north of gettysburg. in the process of concentrating, lee would prefer them to concentrate around cash town. now this diagram here is not a historical, is not a diagram of a historical actuality. it is for the confederates. it is not for the union army. this was meade's plan. this was the so-called pipe creek plan that lee intended at least tentatively to use. to the south and southeast were baltimore and washington, which were the two main points that meade, commanding the army of the potomac, was supposed to cover, and probably not long after midnight on july 1, the wee hours of july 1, he and his staff come up with this plan to organize the army around pipe creek and await attack from lee. so

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using profane language threatening his life any and the taking of. a second officer involved has been suspended from duty my decision was not based on politics it was not based on emotions it was based on the facts of the case the family lawyer says the police have a responsibility to the whole community we know how difficult it is we understand it. it's a tough job. they have to deal with a lot. but with high duty comes high expectations you don't just look after white people you look after black people and hispanic and asian and everyone else a series of recent fatal shootings of black men by police back to nationwide protests and the black lives method a movement but these cases can only fuel the debate over by assume the american criminal justice system. now if some of the other stories making news around the world of already somali have arrested an islamist suspect over alleged war crimes in timbuktu he's accused of rape torture and the destruction of ancient resilience he's been handed over to the international criminal court in the hague where

using profane language threatening his life and he ended up taking his life. as second officer involved has been suspended from duty my decision was not based on politics. it was not based on emotions it was based on the facts of the case the family lawyer says the police have a responsibility to the whole community we know how difficult it is we understand it. it's a tough job. they have to deal with a lot. but with high duty comes high expectations you don't just look after white people you look after black people and hispanic and asian and everyone else a series of recent fighting shootings of black men by police has sparked a nationwide protests and the black lives movement but these cases can only fuel the debate of a bias in the american criminal justice system. so there is a large objects hurdling at us from space the young one space station to be exact the chinese lab has been in orbit since two thousand and eleven but it's been spinning out of control for months experts estimate it's going to crash into the earth possibly as late as monday morning gre

the situation escalated with miss clemmons and miss adams being loud and using profanity towards the of waffle house. >> i wanted to talk to cornel brooks about this today, he is a cnn contributor and former>> i arrest in alabama and that young woman. what do you make of what happened? >> well, what i make of it is quite simply this, the most important weapon that a police officer carries is not a gun or taser, but rather judgment. and so where we have a dispute about the use or the cost of plastic utensils and some kind of dispute with restaurant staff, it escalated to the point where you have three police officers wrestling an african-american woman to the ground and threatening to break her arm, straddle and strip her. this is not a proportionate response. one does not amputate your finger if you have a hang nail. you do not use this kind of aggressive policing for a situation like that. quite frankly, i don't understand how we as a country can morally exceptionalize michelle obama as the first african-american first lady and then normalize the mistreatment and disrespect and the

he insists democrats on the panel used profanity first.d up to next week when ceo mark zuckerberg faces questions from congress about a facebook data ended up with the political campaign. chief operating officer joining the damage control. >> what we were not focused enough on was protecting. that same data you enable to use in social experiences can also be misused. >> mark zuckerberg will be testifying before congress. what is facebook's message to congress, and do you think mark needs to apologize in that very public setting? >> mark has apologized, and i know he's prepared to apologize in any situation where we have responsibility. >> it turns out congressman trey gowdy is not a big fan of where he works. the republican is retiring this year. you might remember he got a lot of scorn for his leadership on benghazi a few years back. in an interview, the former prosecutor said he quickly soured on serving in congress. >> part of what i don't like about the modern political culture is 99 is a failing grade. it doesn't matter whether i like

using profane language threatening his life and ended up taking.a second officer involved has been suspended from judy my decision was not based on politics it was not based on emotions. it was based on the facts of the case the family lawyer says the police have a responsibility to the whole community we know how difficult it is we understand that it's a tough job. they have to deal with a lot but with high duty comes high expectations you don't just look after white people you look after black people and hispanic and asian and everyone else a series of recent fatal shootings of black men by police has back to. one of the walls heaviest drinking nations if you wayne is grappling with nearly always that aim to clamp down on alcohol new legislation coming into force this year bans of the ties in for alcohol makes it harder for people to buy liquor was unwelcome as a positive me for public health is leaving others with a bad. quarter to eleven in the morning good time for a nip from the bottle according to the world health organization lithuanians co

. >> attorneys for cosby say screamed a profanity at the judge.entencing will take place during the next 90 days. faces up to so years in prison on three counts. it involved a person who claimed cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. the ceo of a big charible foundation has been put on leave after allegations he permitted a toxic work culture. we spoke with a former employee. >> they have so much money and so much power to do good and yet inside it was such a toxic vironment. and that is really the real irony. >> sira goodman resigned from the silicon valley community foundation three and a half years ago. she said she was bullied and belittled by the company's second in command. >> handwritten notes saying this is a wte of my time, you don't know what you're doing. >> she resigned following sexual harassment complaints. now another has been placed on paid leave. a statement said the board remains committed to taking all necessary actions once it had concluded to ensure that the silicon valley community foundation thrives today and for many years

i mean, it is. >> it's interpretive profanity. maybe that's why they're attaching themselves to it.n film or wrestling live acting in wrestling? whatever you want to call wrestling. >> you get to be in front of an audience every night. so you know the thrill of a live audience. [ cheers ] theirs nothing like it. but the ability to be able to be in part of something like that and be a different character and tell a different story, that's fun. that's fun. so i do like them both. but there's nothing that compares to the energy of a live audience. >> jimmy: your dad is still a wrestler, a wrestling promoter. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he's a wrestling promoter? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you would, i would assume go and see that. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: you never went? >> no. so i began to gain notoriety in the wwe and my name is john cena. that's also my dad's name. he's a biggest fan all his life and he piggybacks off my notoriety and using the name john cena. much to the dismay of the local audiences. they come to these shows waiting to see john cena and in fact seeing john ce

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. >> attorneys for cosby screamed a profanity at the judge. sentencing will take place during the next 90 days. he faces up to so years in prison on three counts. it involved a person who claimed cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. the ceo of a big charitable foundation has been put on leave after allegations he permitted a toxic work culture. we spoke with a former employee. >> they have so much money and so much power to do good and yet inside it was such a toxic environment. and that is really the real irony. >> sira goodman resigned from the silicon valley community foundation three and a half years ago. she said she was bullied and belittled by the company's second in command. >> handwritten notes saying this is a waste of my time, you don't know what you're doing. >> she resigned following sexual harassment complaints. now another has been placed on paid leave. a statement said the board remains committed to taking all necessary actions once it had concluded to ensure that the silicon valley community foundation thrives today and for

i mean, if you can't handle profanity at the airport, then you can't handle the airport. [ laughter ]r more cursing in the security line than i do in any three scorsese movies. spirit airlines' slogan is good [ bleep ] luck ass[ bleep ]. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and now on top of all that, pruitt is also in trouble after it was reported that he rented a capitol hill condo at below market rates from the wife of a prominent energy lobbyist. but, here's the weirdest part of this story. at one point, pruitt's security detail couldn't get in touch with him so they broke into the condo to check on him. >> abc news has learned of this bizarre incident at the apartment last year. >> i need an ambulance please. >> an urgent 911 call. >> we'd say he's unconscious and he's unresponsive. >> pruitt's protective detail breaking down the door, inside the cabinet secretary unresponsive. >> -- three medics to respond an unconscious person. >> the epa is not commenting on the incident but sources tell us pruitt was just napping. [ light laughter ] >> seth: security detail broke down the door because h

the man struggled, kicking the officers and yelled profanities.fficers subdued him by shocking him with a taser. hercules police believe these are the two involved in an early morning chase that injured an officer. reserve officer says they were in a stolen vehicle and intentionally rammed a police car. >> when the driver put the car in reverse and intentionally backed into the police car, the officer was slightly injured, this time being called a neck -- a whiplash-type injury. >> reporter: a rancher said the car broke through his fence. the driver tried to make it to highway 4, but the car got stuck. >> so, they're loose in the hills here somewhere, on the freeway, trying to get out of dodge, you know, get out of town. >> reporter: the suspects are facing multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon for ramming the police car. >> we really do like knowing we probably have the suspects in custody, and i think the citizens of this city will also feel more comfortable knowing that somebody who would intentionally back into a police car

. >>> but first a bus driver accused of taking a high school swim team on a drunken profanity laced drive through san francisco. >>> all right, talking a little hockey playoff action, and the sharks dazzled tonight. >> the thing about it too, this wasn't a game where the puck took a nice bounce for them, they really out played the ducks in the get go. scoreless first period, and evadner kane, just a presence, certain toughness, making a big difference, and obviously his speed. he's been around since 2009, and this was his first ever playoff game, and man did he put on a show to begin with. second period, the speed and quickness evident. 1-0; and the confidence continues to grow, out on the road no less. out on the pond, six minutes later, the break, feeding kane, he scores the first two goal. 2-0 lead would be enough, but they continue on in the second period in the same manner. watch the puck take a bounce out deep. it's burns getting it and putting it at way from way out. 3-0 lead, and you can just see the frustration with the ducks and it just continues to grow on display right here. m

the man struggled with officers and yelled profanities. police eventually subdued him by shocking him with a taser. hu hercules police believe these are the two suspects that were responsible for injuring a police officer earlier. >> when the driver put the car in reverse and intentionally backed into the police car, the officer was slightly injured, with this being called a whiplash type injury. >> reporter: a man says a car broke through his fence on sycamore avenue, the driver tied to make it to highway 4 but the car got stuck. >> they're loose somewhere around here or on the freeway, trying to get out of dodge, get out of town. >> reporter: police are looking for the suspects for ramming the police car. >> we do like knowing that we probably have the suspects in custody and i think the citizens of this city will also feel more comfortable knowing that somebody who would intentionally back into a police car with an officer in it is in custody. >> i notice the suspects when i saw a man and a woman emerge from some shrubbery, walk down a

administration, particularly the comments that president trump made about immigration from africa, using profanity some of the countries? and about his policy of aid and development to africa? >> again, i say that some of these comments are unfortunate. we have had, as kenya, for example, very good, long-standing partnership with the united states. we have a lot of kenyans who have contributed immensely in very many fields in, in, in the united states. and we are looking to see how we can deepen that partnership. and one of the things that i must admit is quite troubling is how we see today a growing tendency towards isolationism, moving away from globalization, which has enabled many countries in the west to reach the levels of development that they have. and now constraining it when it comes to the african continent, and not understanding that it is through deeper partnerships, deeper engagement that maybe some of the problem migration occurring would stop occurring. >> with that in mind, everything you've just said, knowing that president trump almost in the first days after his inauguration ta

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the man kicked them and yelled profanities.hat man and a woman were suspected of using a stolen car to ram a police cruiser. elisa covered that story when she saw a man and a woman climb a fence. >> the officer was slightly injured with this time being a whiplash type injury. >> the suspects will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon for ramming a police car. >>> san francisco international airport will have a new name. renaming terminal one after harvey milk. milk and mayor george mass scony are assassinated. >>> today during earthquake awareness month, leslie brinkley went on a rare behind the scene tours. >> reporter: a crush proof water main. demonstrating the bounce back capability. using ro boots threading the pipe into water mains and inflating it to keep water flowing. >> we have this older pipe breaking in increased rate. we are taking a careful measured approach with replacing these pipes. pipes that can withstand ground deformation during earthquake event so customers stay in service. >> we think that maximum

he yelled out a shocking shout in which he said a profanity, saying that the prosecutor did not know room, and you saw this anger and violence from bill cosby we had not seen in the last 2.5 weeks. —— moment because. could you look forward for us? his legal team have already said they will appeal. but in the meantime, we await the sentencing hearing. he is allowed to go home over that period of time. yes. however, home has a limited meaning in this context. he has been ordered to stay at his home in elkons park, a suburb of philadelphia. this is a man who is used to flying around the world and the us in private planes in the lap of luxury, as they might say. he has a home in new york, in manhattan. has an estate in the country in massachusetts. he has a home in los angeles. he will not be allowed to go to those places while he waits the 60 to 90 days he will have to wait for the sentencing hearing. number of women gave evidence in this trial who were actually not pa rt this trial who were actually not part of the specific legal process. do you think there will be more cases now that

lewis bracamontes rejected from court for using profane language as he learned his fate which he was convicted for murdering two california deputies in 2014. some bombshell claims from james comey in an exclusive interview with fox news, denying he is a leaker and he doesn't know who funded the anti-trump dossier. that was really amazing that he didn't know. >> reporter: right off the bat he didn't hold anything back, saying he would still be up the head of the fbi to this day if he wasn't fired for mishandling the clinton email probe. >> had you not been fired you would still be working for this guy use is like a crime boss, is morally unfit, who you don't agree with in principle and values, you would still have that job? >> absolutely. my goal would be to protect the fbi and serve the president of the united states. heather: he stood firm on the trump texts between fbi officials stzrok and lisa page. >> removed them from any contact with significant investigation including anybody connected to donald trump. when i saw the texts i was deeply disappointed in them but i never saw any

the man kicked them and yelled profanities.woman were suspected of using a stolen car to ram a police cruiser. elisa covered that story when she saw a man and a woman climb a fence. >> the officer was slightly injured with this time being a whiplash type injury. >> the suspects will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon for ramming a police car. >>> san francisco international airport will have a new name. renaming terminal one after harvey milk. milk and mayor george mass scony are assassinated. >>> today during earthquake awareness month, leslie brinkley went on a rare behind the scene tours. >> reporter: a crush proof water main. demonstrating the bounce back capability. using ro boots threading the pipe into water mains and inflating it to keep water flowing. >> we have this older pipe breaking in increased rate. we are taking a careful measured approach with replacing these pipes. pipes that can withstand ground deformation during earthquake event so customers stay in service. >> we think that maximum earthquake wil

assaulting a female friend at his philadelphia home in two thousand and four cosby lashed out and yell profanities at the prosecutor that asked for him to be taken into custody immediately ministers from more than seventy countries have committed to new measures to fight the funding of terrorism french president emanuel macron hosted the meeting issuing a plea to ministers to work together to fight a common enemy they the chase reports from paris. president emanuel macro singled out al qaeda and i saw the so-called islamic state as the main enemies that have to be confronted delivering the final address of the conference on the financing of terror he called for a new chapter to be opened a new methods used to neutralize them. i want to thank you all for your commitment by coming here particularly the middle east and all those who accept our different points of view and to accept to commit to this new method it's necessary it's a first we must maintain it we must implement it and we must make it last. it's been estimated the so-called islamic state made one billion dollars a year when they controll

assaulting a female friend of his philadelphia home in two thousand and four cosby lashed out and yelled profanities at the prosecutor that asked him for him to be taken into custody immediately. now have been huge protests across spain after five men were cleared of the gang rape of a woman at the two thousand and sixteen pamplona all running festival after a five month trial the men who belong to a whatsapp group called the wolfpack were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse and given nine year sentences hundreds of protesters gathered outside the court chanting it's not in it's right. or not i'm sorry there's nothing there's some for me you know this is a party the people that come must come to enjoy but not to do the wolfpack to it there on a ml's. ministers from more than seventy countries have committed to new measures to fight the funding of terrorism french president emanuel hosted the meeting issuing a plea to ministers to work together to fight a common enemy david chase reports from paris president emmanuel macross singled out al qaida and i saw the so-called islamic state as the

send the jews back to skreel and so forth with the other profanities. >> brandenburg against ohio trulyecognizes free speech means not freedom of thought and speech for those with whom we agree, but freedom of expression for the expression we hate. i think that there are always new context that will be presented, but that the dissenting positions of holmes and brandeis have become the law that everyone accepts. i think that is the case today. >> would you consider brandenburg as one of the great milestones in the court's history? >> i certainly do, yes. >> katie fallow, as justice begins berg said, there are always new context. there were first amendment cases before this and there seem to have been quite a number about it. what is it about the bran ben during case that makes it seminal? >> i think i agree with justice ginsburg in two fundamental respect, that the brandenburg decision is one of the strongest protected decisions of free speech, and it has been around for nearly 50 years, and it establishes a fundamental principle that we need to allow free speech even if it is extremely

this is lewis ragamontes using profane language as he learned his fate.s convicted for brutally killing two california deputies in 2014. rob: bill cosby found guilty of sexual assault after two days of deliberations which a jury convicting the man once known as america's dead on three counts of drugging and raping a woman. >> we have indicated and now part of those 2 nominee of women power and justice. jillian: bill cause the yelled expletives after they suggested he be taken into custody right away. he faces 30 years in prison. rob: a lot of news this week. a fox news alert. breaking overnight kim jong un side-by-side with south korean pres. moon agreed to end the decades long korean war. we are live with what this means for donald trump's upcoming meeting with kim jong un. jillian: kanye west calling out pres. obama on twitter saying nothing changed in chicago when he was in office. our next guest, a chicago native, bland the reverie speaking out, could mean trouble ahead for the left. and so should you. on struts, brakes, shocks. does he turn everythin

people interviewed said stress and frustration are the most common reasons to use profanity.nd some of the biggest sources of stress are financial and health worries along with work and family concerning. >>> today, worries in the sky after photos of the southwest airlines incident. >> what is being done to protect people after it surfaced that many people on that flight were not using their oxygen masks correctly. the issue that could save lives today on the 4 on 2. i flew just a week ago. and how many times they go through the procedure do i just turn my head or do something else. i did not pay attention on how to use it. >> have you had the mask drop down? >> i haven't. but i will pay attention more. >> that's coming up. thanks so much for joining us. get out and enjoy the sunshine. it will only get warmer. the news continues on ktvu.com. >> i saw this man in my window me.eotaping i woke up. he was in the window next to my face. r. oz: an investigation into digital spying and hidden cameras that will shock you. cupcakes, but the question is how do you make it dry. less sug

christians can still call balls and strikes and say adultery is wrong and profanity is wrong. but we can cheer on a president when you are delivering in the supreme court and the lower court. when you are delivering for sanctity of life and religious liberty. we can walk and chew gum at the same time. that's a standard we should try to apply. charles: president trump is delivering. with his party deliver in the mid-terms? >> many of these republicans campaign as conservatives. but when they get to capitol hill they govern as liberals. and that's a big problem. i'm not quite sure about the mid-terms. but i can tell you this, evangelical christians will stand with this president as long as he continues to deliver on these promises. charles where speaking of the blue wave. senate democrats could be holding a dangerous stance against secretary of state nominee mike pompeo. will they deny him this job? we'll be right back. isn't top of mind. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up market

. >> all this is holy is profane, marx said.ark: do you think this darwinism, the push towards religion out of the public square, we got to clean it off out of the parks and schools. >> get rid of it. mark: wherever it is? >> yeah. mark: doesn't this undermine the foundational principles of the united states? >> probably. probably. but, look, let me put the point to you in a slightly different way. suppose you were coming from out of space, you're a biologist, you come to the earth. and you listen to a long lecture about darwin and immense importance of darwinian biology and you open your own eyes, you're from mars. what are the two things that would strike but the living systems on the face of the earth? not the darwinian rhetoric but the evidence of your own eyes. one is that all life is related. there's no question about that. biochemistry is the same throughout life. all life has very, very many of its properties in common. there's one living system on the face of the planet. not a multitude of species, one living system. th

a study is showing how soon americans will utter their first profanity of the day. >> maybe they do ite car. traffic can be frustrating this is the bay bridge into san francisco, looking good. >>> it's 8:43, and for the first time ever, jeff bezos is releasing critical information about amazon. >> but there's other big news. >> reporter: proctor & gamble, the latest company to report quarterly revenues better than expected, but analysts say the largest consumer goods maker is under pressure from the private label brands at many stores including wal-mart, target, and drugstores, and proctor & gamble down today. also down, economists warning bed, bath, & beyond they need to get their finances in order. they operate a series of stores including buy buy baby. the credit rating was also downgraded this week. the stocks in general headed lower after the opening bell after a major chip maker in taiwan issued a disappointing forecast, taking the tech stocks down in the u.s., to name a few, apple the, invidia, all down today, and checking in on the broader market, the dow, the nasdaq, and the s

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i could play golf with george w and throw him off the golf course for profanity. we are very very close, george and i because we did a lot of things together as mothers and we went through some tough times. he was my hero, still is. it hurts when people criticize george w and don't ever do it in front of me or behind me. >> you are one of the most admired women in the world and -- >> y? >> i will tell you why. i'm going to tell you why. you are a straight shooter, you say what is on your mind. >> i have given that up for lent. >> what a great interview and conversation. the public is invited to pay their respects for former first lady barbara bush this friday between 12:00 pm and midnight at st. martin's the piscopo church in houston. rob: the private funeral service will be held friday before barbara bush is laid to rest, george hw bush presidential library. barbara bush passing away overnight at the age of 92. we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choiceh

i could use a lot of profanity, but evil monster is sufficient. >> reporter: carroll says she's going to spend the rest of the night contacting family members and talking about things they've never been able to talk about until now. robert handa, nbc bay area news >> news of this arrest rippled quickly through the citrus heights community. neighbors are stunned that they lived next to the man accused of being one of the most notorious criminals in u.s. history. most people said he was generally a normal neighbor, but they would occasionally hear deangelo swearing loudly at himself in his back yard. >> i can't believe he's been that close for this long. this is always a calm and quiet family-friendly area. >> i've seen this man, and it's just really scary to think that somebody like that lived right, you know, bumper to bumper with me. >> this is just outside of sacramento. the home is cordoned off with crime tape. he has been living there for 30 years. >> people gripped in fear in the '70s as the golden state killer carried out those crimes. and now they remember how it changed their

the man struggled with officers kicking and yelling profanities. police eeptly subdued him by shocking him with a taster. >> hercules police believes these are the two suspects involved in a chase vochg an officer. connie van putin says they were in a stolen vehicle appear intentionally rammed a police car. >> when the driver put the car in reverse and intentionally backed into the police car. the officer was slightly injured with this time being called a -- a -- a whiplash type injury. >> a rancher car said the car broke through his fence on this avenue. driving to make it to highway 4 but the car was stuck. >> loose in the hills here somewhere on the freeway trying to get out of town. >> the suspects are facing multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon for ramming the police car. >>e really do like knowing we probably vermont suspects in custody and i think the citizens of this city will also feel more comfortable knowing somebody who would intentionally back into a police car with an officer in it is in custody. >> reporter: i noti

. >> you know that side, that anger, darker side, profane side? >> i don't know that side because i don't remember that side. but somebody who has done the things he has done, there are clearly facets of that person that most of us don't see. >> he could be facing -- >> in that sense, it didn't surprise me. >> understood. he is facing 30 years in prison. sentencing hasn't happened yet. he's 80 years old. >> right. >> how do you feel about that? >> i think it's tragic. i think the man was incredibly gifted, brilliant. and i don't know if this is an illness, but something is broken there. and he's endured his own personal tragedies in the loss of children in his family. this is tragic. that such a gifted, brilliant person who had so much going for him and who could do so much for so many, has self-destructed like this. >> that is so kind of you to have such grace, not to feel vengeance but sympathy and sadness for the tragedy of all of this. >> oh, it's so sad. it's so sad. we were all fans, all of us. and the way he found the humor in everyday life

he's not politically correct and uses profanity. for spoken word poetry. >> people heckled me. they didn't agree with the things i was saying. there's the beauty of the spoken word. there's possibly for conflict and conversation. >> he hosts live lit ever thursday night. you can watch video of him performing on abc 7 news.com. >> an chen finger bone found in saudi arabia is providing a clue about when and how humans migrated out of africa. it shows hunter gatherers reached that area 88,000 years ago. archaeologists foupd found it in 2016. at an ancient lake side. in the heart of the peninsula. >> pilgrimage meant to gain it's not quite over. what supporters are vowing to do next. plus. >> we heard screams. this guy was stabbing people. >> new video of the arrest of a man accused of stabbing two people at bart. plus the man that stepped in. >> also ahead a unanimous ruling in san francisco. about gender and pay. >> the boys called them names but these girls now they didn't let that stop them on the ice. all that and more on the news

. >> just to clarify, lisa green that was him using profanity twice after the verdict came in to saying the da was an a-hole. >> the judge add momonished peo and what i think she's discussing so profoundly is the difference between someone a massive role model to so many people and what had gone on and finally a jury using due process and prosecutors brought justice to bear here. >> thank you so much. thank you very much for sharing your thoughts today. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> overnight, allegations have surfaced against tom brockaw of incidents involving a former nbc correspondent 23 years ago. he denies any misconduct. nbc news national correspondent kate snow reports. >> reporter: linda vester was a correspondent for nbc news in the 1990s. overnight variety published her allegations that tom brokaw harassed her. he put his fingers on her lips and grabbed her. >> he took the same head, reached behind me head an tried force me to kiss him. >> reporter: she claims he tried to kiss her again wfr leaving. >> i stood there for a couple of minutes and just shook out of sheer