russ arrived around 6:00.we were all within 8 feet of each other the whole night. >> did he act the same as usual? >> yeah, you know, he dozed off at one point and i didn't think anything weird of this. >> it's simply the unsupported story of friends. a surveillance camera showed more videos when he stopped to buy cigarettes and dog food. a couple of iced teas on the way to game night before 6:00 p.m.. russ's cell phone pinged in those areas too and all evening from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. near mike's house and the receipt from his trip to the arby's drive-thru was time stamped 9:09:00 p.m.. it would take about 35 or 40 minutes. putting him home just about the time he called 911. >> once we heard the time line we knew he could not have committed this crime. >> impossible. >> impossible. a man cannot be in two places at the same time. >> but detectives not persuaded. not at all. after all they had pam huff's story and what they said was russ's failed polygraph and her blood on his slippers and it wasn't long after be

amy: what was donald trump's response to your article, russ?he did not question any of the points at we made some of that he pulled a lot of money out and is revenue lagged behind other casinos, nor that he shifted his personal debt onto the shareholders in his casinos. some of the more specific things, he said he did not recall. the thing he stressed over and over again that he wanted to make sure that everyone who thought about is understood was that he personally made a lot of money from the casinos. and he wasn't too concerned that other people might have not done well. amy: we're going to turn to one of your former colleagues, a new "xpose in "the daily beast called "new evidence donald , trump didn't pay taxes." joining us from rochester, new york, david cay johnston these to work at "new york times" now reporting for the "daily beast" another publications. david, what did you find? >> donald has done a good job of trying to give a number of things out of the public record and shut down investigations, but i found two tax appeals he filed

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charles baggley and russ bunener join me. this is very complicated. you took a deep dive.what are the takeaways? >> we wanted to get away from the rhetoric and look at this as a business. what you'll find is he loaded up these companies with debt. he went through a tremendous number of managers, a constant turnover and they were failures as a business, in part because of the heavy debt load, over a billion dollars. and then the casinos themselves were competing with one another. >> so let's understand because he says he's the king of debt, he brags that he understands debt. he did a post yesterday against hillary clinton accusing him of not understanding debt and wanting to overburden the national debt. how, if you look at atlantic city, is this a microcosm of the way he does business? >> it's very simple. at the taj mahal casino, he had over a billion in debt on the casino. you were never going to get enough gamblers in there to pay your debt service, let alone all your other costs. so for 20 years this was a casino that just limped along. sometimes it did okay. a lot of

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. >> former senator russ feingold against republican senator ron johnson. where is that race stand. >> i think it's great that russ feingold is running again. is he a failed candidate. >> people like him in wisconsin. is he well-liked. >> wisconsin doesn't let people that -- they don't normally allow people to come back after they lost. it just hasn't worked. retreads haven't worked in wisconsin. as far as the fundamentals go. the thing with the ron johnson brings to the table is being in business. being a guy from the outside. being a guy that says, you know, what he means and means what he says. and look at the polling. the polling is really close right now in wisconsin. that's a good sign for the general election for ron johnson. >> we'll be watching it, you and i particularly pay attention. also speaker of the house is from our state. >> you bet. is he my congressman. >> he is your congressman. he is not mine. i'm farther north. anyway, mr. chairman, thank you. >> you bet. >> and cleveland is getting ready for the republican national convention. the rnc

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take, for example, the race with russ finegold and ron johnson in wisconsin. russ feingold is a very attractive, very pleasant, very nice guys, whose views of the planet are deranged. and somehow we've got to get across to people this is a man whose economic, diplomatic, and military policies are going to get a lot of people killed. now, that's politically incorrect. one's not allowed to say that. but i'm here to tell you that if we don't start telling the american people the truth, we're going to pay in dead americans for our unwillingness to have a fierce, direct national debate. >> mr. speaker, when you put it in its totality now, he was wrong saying the j.v. team. he was wrong saying they were contained. he wouldn't acknowledge radical islamic terrorism. you know, add to that man-caused disasters and overseas contingents and workplace violence. then you add to that giving the iranians money. you add to that giving morsi money. you add to that not securing the border. you add to that releasing gitmo detainees. honestly, i think at some point there's got to

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senator johnson's seat is at risk as he battles former wisconsin senator russ feingold in november. >> up next -- the democratic playbook. >> everything that a senate democrat says is tied to donald trump. fernando: do you think it's that easy? >> and her big moment. ms. clinton: we've reached a milestone. >> have we put an end to the idea of the weaker sex? fernando: the presidential primary season comes to a close on tuesday when the district of columbia votes. with that finale, the presumptive nominees should be in ramp-up mode. yet, as our next guest has written, the trump train could be derailing on capitol hill. republicans in the house and senate are worried that trump's bombastic rhetoric provides clinton with a pivot point she can advance, putting them at a disadvantage. seung min kim covers congress for politico. welcome to the program. ms. kim: thanks for having me. fernando: thank you so much. there is a sense out there that republicans in the senate, but also congress, may be frustrated by donald trump. that his uneven messaging, or surprising messaging perhaps is a bette

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patrick marlow will not be suspended for this hit on brian russ who remains day-to-day.he team admits they were nervous in the first period and they know it will be a long series. >> we want to win four games, but that's not how it happens this time of year. whether it takes seven or five or however many you want to win. we are willing to go as many games as possible. >> and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. it is a great time to be a bay area sports fan and i will see you thursday out at oracle. dan and ama? >> shu, thanks so much. >>> abc7 news continues now on-line, twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newsc today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. does it come in a california king? getting roid rage. hemorrhoid. these are the worst, right? i'm gonna buy them. boom. i'll take them. impulse buy. ommmmmmmmmmm. presenting the american express blue cash everyday card with cash back on purchases. it's all happening. and

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ther have russ will be from -- >> in oakland, a car fire turns into a homicide investigation after policeiscover a body in the because of a burnt out vehicle. firefighters responded to the blaze just after 4:00 yesterday, after are the flames were out, they noticed there the body. the person's gender, identity, and cause of death are all unknown at this time. >> firefighters had to work fast to put out a three alarm grass fire in san jose. it was reported just after 8:00 last night. witnesses say that the blaze tore through the dry brush quickly. crews put the blaze out right away. nobody was hurt, and no buildings demand happening today, a ban on burning yard debris goes into effect. this comes after recent wildfires in monterey county. burn permits will be required for all open burning, except for camp fire. develop wildfires have burns thousands of acres in monterey county this year. >> time is 5:37. are we expecting dry or rainy conditions this week? >> both. and right now we have drizzle, but there is a legit chance of a north pay shower on thursday. so we're going to keep our finger

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only life appealing when you work in academia other than doing something physically taxing ordaining russ. >> that's exactly right. >> i think this half time is a good flow. >> are you on the robot heroin. >> it is always fun. >> alley, thank you for bringing up the restaurant servers who refuse to write down orders. what the hell is that? >> i don't know who they are trying to impress. it makes me upset. >> if thisy have to come back and say i'm sorry -- no. write it down. >> if they do that they can't come back. i am impressed. >> i always say because i have a food allergy. i always say i won't be impressed if you do this at all. if you write it down i will be impressed and feel good. the chances of me going into anti-phylactic shock is quite great. >> what is your allergy? >> gluten. i have siliac disease. >> he is a skeptic. >> it will kill you 100%. >> sure, sure it does. i know tons of fatish people allergic to gluten. >> fatish people who claim to have food allergies is not the same thing where the small intestine can't produce gluten and it can kill you. >> before you die -- >> he

so hot you expect those really gaivrping russ storms. >> you can feel it in the area yesterday. >> thanks, tuck. >> erin we're looking at day three of all the safe track changes out there. beer looking at the road now. >> changes for blue, orange and silver line in a moment. sky fox right now is over baltimore washington parkway southbound side packed up from areturnedel mills boulevard to 3 and you can see the flood traffic. heavy past 45 minute and few extra moments needed baltimore to the beltway. nobody side quiet if you had to bwi. pennsylvania look at that long line of traffic. three minute trip is taking you nine minutes now. leave early. 50 inbound inside the beltway also backed up to 295 chefly and if you take pennsylvania avenue today keep in mind detour around 8 0 0 block of westbound side and lanes closed with fire activity crew headed that way. we'll let you know when it reopens close to eastern market. aside from that freeway very quiet and let's get to metro changes jim mentioned station closures potomac avenue and stadium armory however buses are shopping there. no rail se

. >> the same judge said to russ albright, for those considering stepping into your shoes, they need to understand there will be very severe consequences. it's sort of odd in that after they closed down silk road, other sites opened up. now there are more of them. they keep shutting them down but there are more of these site. >> that's correct. you see a 200% increase in the number of online sales for drugs. so they failed and yet they still persist in these policies that just don't work and punish innovators. >> he also allegedly paid to have hits done on people. we're against that -- that rule breaking we're not for. >> i heard those rumors in the media. he was never indicted for murder. >> prosecutors didn't actually charge him with that. >> that's right. people innocent until they are found guilty. the idea that we should be promoting him as a murderer when he's never been charged with murder seems like a crazy idea to me. >> assuming he didn't murder anyone or try to murder anyone, what if his site sold not just drugs but machine guns and explosives. still okay with it? >> those

prepoingt russ and even he has trouble keeping track of what is and is not legal and he spoke about medical marijuana and his wife p ago and she was able to get her hands on marijuana when she was sick. apparently it was a big help. he says the current system is too tough to navigate you have to apply and get a license and medical marijuana system is backed up and he called it insklusable. the marijuana policy project which organized this forum believed that medical marijuana was one area the council can tackle at least immediately or most immediately and we spoke with them and some of the people in the audience with their reaction. >> congress is working on other rapoport improving the medical program is something they can take an active role in. >> every candidate has been on to candidates and reform. a lot of -- it's always changing when they get there. >> that last gentleman was telling me about the underground scene. there's a lot of clubs which right now people are smoking together even though it is despite the law the other big thing is the taxation. the leaders and candidates who ga

russ feingold. brian: who is running against johnson. sen.: lost in 2010 after serving for many years, working across the aisle with john mccain to fashion the legislation. the point of wanted to make was that not only did the supreme court decide the citizens united case, but over the years since the passage of mccain-feingold, that has been challenged in court and weakned. and we can do and weekend. weakened and weakend and weakened. citizens have got to feel that their voice matters, that their vote matters and whether they cannot spare a single cent to help someone running for office or whether they can write a big check that their concern, their struggles will be listened to and followed up on. brian: we have about one minute left. you were valedictorian of your high school class. did you have to give a speech? sen. baldwin: no. i wanted to give a speech. the academic rank was not connected with who got to give speeches. this is actually a story i got to tell when i spoke at the commencement at my high school alma mater, madison west hig

right now, this morning, we're following up on an armed and darng russ situation. san jose police are looking for two men that robbed a grocery store with machine guns. >> a sink hole opens up. "today in the bay" starts right now. all right. halfway lou the wothrough the w you made it. >> sometimes it's a little hairier than others. visibility, rob, we saw our golden gate camera a few minutes ago. >> were you able see anything? >> san jose, a different story. gorgeous view, clear skies. ahead of a mild start in san jose, clear skies and temperatures at 60. flashing .. road crews =mike/hset= that fog could be an issue throughout the day, mike. >> we are looking over here on the outer side soft san mateo bridge. i saw a caravan of flashing lights. we are going on that span. you see no slowing on this map. typical for west 580. >> that orange highlighting there. >> that fog along the coast. over towards highway 101, petaluma, no major issues, we are tracking. >>> we are tracking breaking news, a deadly hit-and-run in the south bay. today bob redell is joining us live

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watch, a $20,000 new york city shopping spree for mcdonald's' wife, tate catering for their daughter russs. mcdonald insisted he did nothing wrong bus he never took official state action to help the man. justice john roberts wrote, quote, there is no doubt that this case is distasteful. it mate be worse than that. but our concern, he wrote, is not with tawdry tails of farrar riz, rolexs and ball gowns. it is instead with the broader legal implications of the government's boundless interpretation of the federal bribery statute. let's bring in charles, criminal defense attorney to talk about this. wasn't that -- welcome. wasn't long ago this was real trouble for mcdonald and his family and now it just didn't happen. >> almost as if it never happened. it will be interesting to see whether the federal government will try him again as a result of this quite amazing decision by the supreme court. we're talking a unanimous decision. eight voted in support of this decision. so, very, very groundbreaking. >> there was no dissent, and as a result, the ruling is he did a lot of things that may not l

you've got a matchup of the 2010 united states showdown between russ feingold and ron johnson.ut look at how this matchup is shaping up right now. at the moment russ feingold is dominating senator ron johnson and usually as these senate races go, so goes the state. it doesn't look too good for donald trump. let's move on to new york. donald trump has made rumblings that he thinks he could flip his state. this also has not gone republican since 1984. this is a very diverse state, lots of african-americans, lots of latinos, the kind of population that doesn't typically go republican. right now hillary clinton is crushing donald trump in the polls by more than ten points in his home state. so this is not looking too likely for donald trump. let's go over to california. now, if donald trump wanted to flip a state, this would be the one ha he'd want. this used to be a republican strong hold. it's a state that gave us nixon and reagan. however, it's also a state that is now not majority white. 39% of this population is hispanic, 11% of this population is asian american. 6% of this po

so, why the rest every russ hoping for a nice day off, or unless you are working tv of course, fourth every july weekend, some casino workers, and talking thousands, may have the day off, but without pay, and wondered if their pay will ever go up or whether they might be locked out if they walk out. because that carl icahn, owner of the trump taj mahal, he's a tough business guy. and if people walk out, don't be surprised if he's been watching the news here, whenever they have a job fair with thousands of people lined how would willingly work for 8.99 or 11 bucks an hour, he mid say hey, i'll just replace these people. who knows. >> he's known as the hostile take over guy, interesting. steve, thank you. >> do women really need yearly exams? the answer might be no. >> really? >> shoppers, get ready, the king of prussia mall getting ready to get bigger and better. how many new shops are coming, coming up next. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. hey! ♪ ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is

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one could say a conscintious objector but he did it in a way that i believe was a trait russ activityat he should be in prison for. >> perry decided not to go back. he did not walk off. >> perry o'brien didn't, but bowe bergdahl did walk off, that's why hopefully he'll be in prison. but those are my thoughts on that debate, and bowe bergdahl makes me very, very angry, and so does perry o'brien. >> listen, perry said that these personal attacks were straight out of the trump play book. is that fair, van? >> well, i think first, we just witnessed something that was quite horrifying, and i think we just need to take a moment. if you're a muslim parent and you just watched what we just saw, if you're an american citizen or if you're anywhere around the world watching cnn, you just saw something that was horrifying. you just saw one of our veterans say that he would execute innocent people, that he would follow unlawful orders. you heard someone say that all muslims apparently oppose women's rights. pakistan is a muslim country. they've had a female prime minister. there are more than a bi

you saw that in his statement that my colleague luke russ earth has been talking about that. that kirk is concerned that donald trump is not fit to lead, essentially. i also asked him, critics said because you are in a tough re-election fight, senator mark kirk is one of the most vulnerable sfairt senators on capitol hill. is it a political fly give yourself breathing room. he dismissed that. he talked about running for the people of illinois. again, he's one of the races that people are watching very closely. donald trump for kirk, at least, has been or is a potential liability for him. as he looks to fight this battle to get re-elect into the senate. it's the first unendorsement of trump. kirk said he will not back donald trump. it's the comments on the judge that become the last straw. we talk often about, you know, comments that trump made. controversies trump has gotten himself into for 11 months now. almost a year since trump first announced his candidacy. this one -- there were political observers who said it feels different because there had been such wide spread cond

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add a new dimension which is you know presidential power and in the domestic investigative trust us russis-À-vis congress. >> i do think following on the other comments i think that there is one quite significant difference between the claims about executive overreach him between the bush administration times administration and the obama administration and i think during the bush administration most of the discussion was defined to the role of foreign affairs in which questions about executive power are quite different. we can have legitimate debates about what the scope of this power those power should be but i think the executive power most people would recognize as different when it's focused outside of our times our borders and inside of our borders and to me the more inches in question with this administration has times has been the must take overreach particularly in need misread of contacts. .. . >> n deadline is the consumer protection in financial peril that is an independent industry cannot be fired by the president it is not subject to the appropriations power as they are taki

ron johnson republican losing by nine points to democrat russ feingold who was defeated not long ago.nthusiasm among republicans. >> tell me something about you politicians. when someone goes on a bender do you pick up a drink and join them and start drinking more? i'm serious. if it looks like somebody on a bender, and there are top republicans who have joined him. >> political bender. >> in the gutter. >> you know what they are doing, they are handing him the car keys every day. go out and drive the party into the ditch. and following up on the campaign issue, he's got no structure. >> nothing will jolt the republican party, the rnc, capitol hill into reality like polls like that that show not only is donald trump going to lose -- >> did they really need to wait for poll results to come out? >> i think political reality takes a while to set in. not that long ago, maybe a week ago, when everybody was talking about how hillary clinton was getting beat by donald trump in national polls. we were all distracted by that shining object. i do think there's a sense now you have a tragedy lik

. >> do you think it is possible to stand up strongly against russ russia, in one theater such as central europe and eastern europe, and our hardheaded tactical reasons, finding ways in which we can cooperate with russia when that is the only alternative sometimes to the continuing control of territory by territory? >> broadly i do. not just for hardheaded but for humanitarian reasons to bring this indiscriminate killing to an end. constructively and respect to cease-fire we thought that was organized. we will continue to encourage russia to koothat while taking hardheaded nests on the other side. you mentioned a cease-fire. the cease-fire of course apply to daish. everyone sulowed to continue fighting and that means the syrian forces under the precof fighting anyone other than daish. the have been able to go on the defense rather than they have in the past against daish. the u.s. department of defense spokesman had this to see on the 20th of april. bh the russians claim they claimed they wanted to fight isis the reality is a small fraction of the airstrikes against isis. they were agains

we move on to the independent line, michigan, russ, your thoughts on the impact of the democrat sit-in on the legislation? yes, i would like to thank c-span for taking my call. the other day when the democrats did a little sit-in, that was the biggest disgrace i have ever seen. i won't tell you right now that nancy pelosi and her clan, this is the start of taking the second amendment away from us. i am a hunter, i enjoy target shooting, i love to hunt. after i have seen them using that sit in, it was just a scam for them to have -- host: that is russ in michigan. (202)-748-8001 the number to call for republicans. (202)-748-8000 for democrats. .or all others, (202)-748-8002 we're asking you the impact of gunhouse democrat sit-in on legislation and keeping our eye on reaction to the vote overnight of the u.k. to exit the european union. one says -- the french president saying that the brexit vote is a tucked test for europe, saying it challenged the european union and adding that he would take initiatives to jolt the block back on track. said the eullande must focus on key priorities lik

it was a russ rustic lincoln, unfinished lincoln, lincoln in process.t i find that almost all of it is incredibly valuable, and many historians have come to value it. so, i think herndon performed not only many, many services for lincoln as his law partner, but also the ultimate service in history of abraham lincoln. was mary todd lincoln in the oral histories. >> she was. he did interview her. there are many interesting things she says, and including a few comments.lincoln's religion or lack of religion. >> interesting. speaking of religion, we have the primitive baptist, antislavery, and then the southern christian proslavery ideology. how important was religion to lincoln? >> religion is central to the thought, development of abraham lincoln, and lincoln's particular rebellion against forms of religion were central to lincoln at the same time. lincoln said in one of the brief autobiographies he gave -- only gave two, both for campaign purposes -- he was naturally antislavery. he meant it came from his family. they had fled kentucky to escape from the

. >> and, including d'angelo russ well some great advice real. >> i. >> anything else i should know d'angelo>> got a phone? >> well, it reference to the video earlier this year, where de ankle owe russell secretly recorded young, cheated on iggy the rapper. so said he didn't know how the video got out, he thought his phone was hack, so simmons has already signed endorsement deal with nike worth at least $20 million. >> sue, he hasn't even signed -- hasn't been drafted yet, made $20 million by nike. nick young, iggy dumped him. >> off. oh, officially broken up. >> i guess he threw his phone out too. all right, here's some of the damage from yesterday. villas, windows blown out after house, winds 81 miles per hour, port nor us is, cumberland county, going on the back road. we had golf ball size hail in kent county, delaware, central county of delaware. right around there. so, we don't have anything going on right now except little bit of fog. we will see sun taking over throughout the rest of the day once we get through the showers, look being grade for the weekends, mid 80s, low humidity frid