go. [ applause ] >> i would see terry, and i would say terry you have to give us a couple of those massive, these are massive places that you do such great work with, and he's going to be doing that in a state that is very close to my heart, wisconsin. so we're very happy. one of the big job producers anywhere at any time, scott. so i know it's going to be fantastic for the people. this is a great day for american workers and manufacturing and for everyone who believes in the concept and the label made in the u.s.a. [ applause ] >> today i'm pleased to announce that foxconn, a world leader in manufacturing for computers, communications and consumer electronics, one of the truly great companies of the world, will build a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for the production of lcd panel products of wisconsin, investing many, many billions of dollars right here in america and creating thousands of jobs, and i mean american jobs. that's what we want. [ applause ] >>> another big investor in our country, steve, will you stand up? he's raising so much money for our great republican party.

applause ] >> i would see terry and i would say, terry, you have to give us a couple of those massive -- these are massive places that you do such great work with, and he's going to be doing that in a state very close to my heart, wisconsin. we're very happy. one of the big job producers anywhere at any time, sco. so i know it's going to be fantastic for the people. this is a great day for american workers and manufacturing and for everyone who believes in the concept and the label "made in the u.s.a." [ applause ] >> today i'm pleased to announce that foxconn, a world leader in manufacturing for computers, communications and consumer electronics, one of the truly great companies of the world, will build a state of the art manufacturing facility for the production of lcd panel products in wisconsin, investing many, many billions of dollars right here in america and creating thousands of jobs, and i mean american jobs. that's what we want. [ applause ] >> another big investor in our country, steve wynwood. you stand up. he's raising so much money for our great republican party. andrea,

terry, thank you.ause] walker: it is a great day for america, a great day for wisconsin, and a great day for foxconn. [applause] today, we are announcing the single largest economic development project in the history of the state of wisconsin and one of the largest in the history of this country. [applause] this will be the investment from a foreign-based company in u.s. history as measured by jobs. this is literally number one. thank you, terry. foxconn, the state of wisconsin will, tomorrow, enter into a memorandum of understanding where foxconn will invest $10 billion, excuse me. [laughter] i'm glad to see that speaker ryan is keeping track of millions and billions. [laughter] $10 billion. for a minute i thought i was on a tv show. $10 billion which will create 13,000 jobs in the state of wisconsin. [applause] turn, the state of wisconsin, to fulfill that commitment, our partnership with terry and the foxconn team, will invest $3 billion in economic incentives to make that go forward. these 13,000 j

so, thank you, terry. [applause] foxconn in state of wisconsin tomorrow, will enter into a me memorandum of understanding where foxconn will invest 10 million dollars -- >> billion. >> billion thank you, i am glad to see paul ryan is keeping track of millions and billions. 10 billion dollars. which will cret create 13,000 jobs in the state of wisconsin . in turn state of wisconsin to fulfill our partnership will invest 3 billion in economic incentivies to make the partnership go forward, these 13 thousand jobs have average annual salary of over $53 thousand plus benefits -- [applause] in addition to the 13 thousand jobs directly create by foxconn investment. project to create at least 22 thousand indirect, and induced jobs throughout the state of wisconsin. now foxconn's manufacturer campus will be a combination of variety of buildings in total -- get this number, 20 million square feet. that would be three times the size of u.s. pentagon. or for those of us packer fans, big enough to put 11 lambeau fields

applause ] >> i would see terry and i would say, terry, you have to give us a couple of those massive -- these are massive -- places that you do such great work with. and he's going to be doing that in a state that's very close to my heart, wisconsin. so we're very happy. one of the big job producers anywhere, at any time, scott so, i know it's going to be fantastic for the people this is a great day for american workers and manufacturing. and for everyone who believes in the concept and the label, "made in the usa." [ applause ] today i'm pleased to announce that foxconn, a world leader in manufacturing for computers, communications, and consumer electronics, one of the rule great companies of the world, will badly state of the art manufacturing facility for the production of lcd panel products in wisconsin, investing many, many billions of dollars, right here in america and creating thousands of jobs. and i mean, american jobs. that's what we want. [ applause ] another big investor in our country, steven, would you stand up he's raising so much money for our great republican party a

but you've been on the map for a long time, terry. truth be told this has been a family-owned business more than 60 years. three generations of bryants helped grow the business from humble roots to party equipment rental powerhouse in the blue grass state. give them a round of applause for welcoming us and all they do to make the prosperity of this community. [applause] president trump and i know how important small businesses like this one are to america, to jobs and a he growing economy. small businesses like this one,

terry: good point.t this and forward-looking economic indicators, we try to think of how the market will evolve. right now we are probably in a sustained global economic expansion. that had its second derivative growth in the second half of last year is no longer the story. this could at least fueled sentiment and push markets higher. theyer think about those, are coming into international markets but they are not anywhere they were at the height of the crisis. david: we focus on europe and the united states. we tend not to talk about japan. you are high on japan? terry: japan will have a nice opportunity to hit three-year earnings highs in terms of gross highs. we seeing a very big improvement in the balance sheet discipline. they are cleaning up some balance sheet. a lot of people are looking at europe and looking at japan as a third international market. there is some good opportunity in the valuations support that. alix: facebook earnings beat analysts in the second quarter. monthly users topping 2

because as terry alluded to, the president in late april met with terry and his team. next day, a number of our folks from wisconsin gathered in the office of the chief of staff, reince priebus, we gathered together around had great discussions. they did a fabulous job. we've been back and forth. the foxconn team has been all over the state. we made a great type overseas. when he talks about the 8k, it's phenomenal. some of the most amazing technology and we're proud to say it's going to be made in the great state of wisconsin. so together we had a special bond built and that started because the president said we want to build this kind of technology in the united states. it just so happened, it was nice, that about a week or so before the visit to terry and the team made to the white house, the president had been at snap-on tool in kenosha, wisconsin. he said it would be nice to build something like that in southeast wisconsin. that's what we're doing. it's been a tremendous amendment. mark hogan and scott and my chief of staff, rich are here and all that they represe

john terry's master bedroom was ransacked.t day, the group came back on the second night with an angle grinder to get into the safe. on that occasion, they were heard by the housekeeper. today, the gang of four were jailed for a total of 28 yea rs. four were jailed for a total of 28 years. they had been targeting a number of luxury homes in surrey. thejudge said terry's number of luxury homes in surrey. the judge said terry's home number of luxury homes in surrey. thejudge said terry's home had been deliberately targeted because he posted his holiday snaps online. andy, thank you. andy moore, there. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories: pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif has been forced to resign, after his country's supreme court disqualified him from office for life, and ordered a corruption investigation into his family. the ruling followed accusations from the panama papers two years ago, which linked three of mr sharif‘s children to offshore companies. one person has been killed and four others injured

nbc bay area terry mcsweeney joins us. and terry, the fiercest of the fire is the past wet winter man in the drought years before is compounding now. >> reporter: yeah, cal fire telling me that the winter of 2017, all that rain made the grass tall now bone dry. burning right up to the trees sickened by the years of drought. here in march passow electricity is out. everybody has been chased out of town. thousands of people looking for a place to stay. the flames lighting up the night sky on highway 140 in march passow county. the aerial attempt was nonstop. the cal fire stays this fire goes anywhere it wants pb deb by philips is an evacuee. >> i'm praying my house is okay. >> she is watch her home. >> the landlord stayed to fight the fire along with it. so i'm just hoping and praying he made it. >> asking god to spare what she didn't take with her. >> i got my clothes. and pictures of my grandchildren. that's what was important. >> the fire started sunday and raced in several directions running along highway 49 now both sid

terry, i want to thank you for your commitment to the people of wisconsin. thank you. [applause] your vision, terry, for building high technology, high skilled manufacturing right in the heart of america, it is truly impressive. i cannot wait for americans to see what this is all about. i cannot wait for wisconsinites to see the true impressive vision that this represents. we cannot wait for this partnership to begin. at this time, i want to introduce someone who is no stranger to the potential of midwest manufacturing. that is my old colleague as well and great friend, a great advocate for american workers, that is my friend and our vice president, vice president mike

terry: yeah. i do.ness through to making money, cash flow, to prove the business model. there is a danger if you consume too much cash for too long, you never really prove that the kind of business you are undertaking will make a sustainable return. francine: in 10 years, will there only be 70% of the retailers we have in the u k or even fewer? terry: there has always been a casualty rate in retail because it is highly contested as an industry. customers have always had a wide array of choice. it is now on hyperspeed because of digital innovation and globalization. is the ones who survive will probably be stronger and may even be more profitable because of the internet of things, digital data, all of these things actually help the bottom line. francine: thank you so much. terry leahy, former tesco ceo. you can see thin trading because of july 4. havens advancing. this is bloomberg. ♪ whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if th

terry is the 72nd virginia governor.e is somebody i have come to know and respect and appreciate. he served the commonwealth of virginia since 2014. , her to serving as governor served as the chairman of the democratic national committee from 2001-2005. terry and dorothy have told me about their wonderful family and how they raised five wonderful children. one of the best things that i have learned and love about terri is his tireless work on building the virginia economy. you traveled everywhere -- how many trade missions? 29 trade missions all over the world from beijing to you name it. his number one priority has been economic develop an. he's worked tirelessly to create and maintain jobs throughout the commonwealth of virginia. committed toongly the men and women of our military. i know they have a strong presence in virginia. he's worked externally hard with regard to workforce and eight signed an executive work order -- and signed an executive work order to meet that demand. terry and dorothy have been amazing and

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i'm terry mcsweeney. the president tweeted an old video of him making an appearance at a wrestling match and attacking the wrestler. cnn's logo was superimposed on that wrestler's head. jennifer johnson has the story from washington. >> reporter: this is the video the president tweeted, edited to show him at a wwe event beating up on a man with a cnn logo on his face. cnn shot back saying a sad day when the president of the united states encourages violence against reporters. this after the president personally attacked "morning joe" host mika brzezinski and joe scarborough last week. mr. trump continued his media assault saturday night. >> the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house. but i'm president, and they're not. >> reporter: mr. trump says his use of social media is modern day presidential. some republican lawmakers are again calling on him to lay off. >> it's unfortunate. and people are now begging the president not to do this, and, you know, he ought to stop doing it. >> report

school bus driver freddie terry is a good place to start. tutually, he does double duty at arlie boggs elementary school-- terry is also the principal at this school. >> have a great day, love you, bye, mean it. >> reporter: terry has just six teachers for nine grades, but the school still performs in the op 5% of the state. >> we do have challenges. >> reporter: and you're still doing it. >> we're doing our absolute best. we attempt to make a difference es every child's life. >> reporter: the school is chrtainly making a difference in nick sturgill's life, a 14-year- old eighth-grader. what's the best part? >> the teachers. yeah, they really reach out to you. eake, if you're feeling down, they come and say, hey, are you feeling all right? >> reporter: have you ever had conversations like that? >> oh, i have them every day, here. s reporter: nick is one of the 130 students at the school, where 60% live below the poverty line. okay, so which one of you is a better student? >> reporter: sisters kristen and meyenne adams eat two meals each day

vicki. >> terry and germany. many of the cameras are now connected to the internet so you can watch your home from anywhere. but as we're about to show you some of these cameras have a security hole you need to know about. otherwise you risk broadcasting your private life to a staerng. it's exactly what happened to this woman. >> this is her in her home i can see her living room dining loom kitchen i'm like this is totally disturbing. >> kevin schutt doesn't know who the woman is or why he suddenly had a window into her world. and it appears she had no idea she was being watched. >> so crazy. >> it's totally creepy. i was like this could have been my sister, my mom. you know so i was like we need to tell people about this. >> kevin says he bought a canary security camera from amazon but decide to do wasn't right. so he returned it. about a month later he received an alert. and his inbox filled up with video clips recorded in this woman's home. they were automatically saved and emailed. >> i assumed she would pres

terry mcauliffe today.resident donald trump in the navy's leadership will usher in a new era in naval aviation today. a large cloud of uncertainty still hovers over the $12.9 billion ship. the nuclear powered ship them the first in a new class of carriers, joins the fleet after spending years over budget and behind schedule. it is unlikely to the plate -- deploy for another five years. that is from navytimes.com. the commissioning germany for the uss gerald r ford. -- the commissioning ceremony for the uss gerald r ford. live coverage on c-span. [no audio] [no audio] >> we are live in norfolk, virginia, waiting for the commissioning's our money to begin for the navy's newest aircraft carrier, the uss gerald r ford. president trump has arrived. the crowd waiting for the ceremony to begin. we also expect to hear from defense secretary james mattis today, as well as virginia governor terry mcauliffe. the president has arrived and the ceremony should get underway shortly. live coverage on c-span. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ waitin

former chelsea captain john terry has joined aston villa, on a one year contract.move to the midlands for a while, with interest also from birmingham city. but villa always looked the likely destination particularly after terry posted a picture of himself playing golf with mnager steve bruce last month. he'll aim to help villa get back into the premier league following their relegation in 2016. the history is huge, the stadium itself, the training ground, the facilities here. when you look back at the players who've been here in the trophies behind us as we speak today, incredible. here is a big football club, and it deserves to be back in the premier league. that's the reason why i'm here. slovakian world champion peter sagan won stage three of the tour de france, after a 126—mile stage that started in belgium and finished at longwy in france. britain's geraint thomas finished eighth today to extend his race lead to 12 seconds, after the rest of the top six failed to finish in the main bunch. which means his team leader, chris froome, is up to second overall. and

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our guest tonight virnlgio-- virginia governor terry mcauliffe is joining us, everybody. going to be an interesting conversation. but let's start tonight's show with russia. we're not going there, we're just going to talk about it. you may not know this but russia is just nine months from a presidential election of its own. and i don't want to interfere but there is one thing that i have to tell you about. >> new this morning, russian state media is warning fidget spinners are a u.s. invention that undermine the country's president. >> state run news outlets report the toys could be an american plot to zombie fie fie yung roushevens procreme liss news outlets say russian opposition parties were trying to lure young supporters with fidget spinners. (laughter). >> trevor: sorry, what? what were we-- yeah, fidget spinners, i got distracted. russia is banning fidget spinners. and just like that there goes russia's reputation as a fun country. the reason russia is banning fidget spinners is because at an anti-putin rally, a bunch of people were giving out free fijity spinners,

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terry, thank you. >>> now to the fireworks on capitol hill today. president trump's pick to replace comey in the fbi. front and center, asked about loyalty to the president, and asked about what the president said just today that this is all a witch hunt. how his nominee answered. abc's senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas, in the room. >> reporter: after firing previous fbi director james comey, president trump's pick to replace him, chris wray, facing intense scrutiny today. grilled about everything from the loyalty to the president to the president's son, don junior. >> if you get a call from somebody suggesting that the foreign government wants to help you by disparaging your opponent, tell us to call the fbi. >> any threat or effort to interfere with our elections from any nation state or any non-state actor is the kind of thing the fbi would want to know. >> all right. so i'll take it we should call you and that's a great answer. >> reporter: after those one-on-one meetings between president trump and james comey, the new nominee was as

i'm terry mcsweeney. another sweltering day on tap for some. >> you may have noticed if you are out and about now, it is still fairly warm outside. in the south bay, 71 degrees even at the peninsula, 69. 78 degrees even at this hour in the tri-valley. the tri-valley was one of the warmer spots today. in the north bay, 71. we did see triple digit heat in concord. concord did hit that 100. that's why we have a heat advisory in effect until 9:00 along with that red flag warning until 9:00. i'll tell you about the hottest spots later. >>> to get the latest on advisories and warnings download the nbc bay area app. we have an entire section devoted to weather. you can find information on cooling centers in san jose this weekend. >>> nine people were rushed to the hospital after a crash if "n" brentwood. two cars crashed on westbound highway 4. it happened just after 8:00 this evening. seven adults and two children were injured in that crash. the helicopters had to transport some of the victims. >>> in concord a

>> reporter: well, terry, there was a large crowd here today. at one point they were on each corner here behind me. an organizer says that these rallies were planned before that senate vote, which did bring some relief. but they promised to stay vigilant. they marched and rallied this afternoon. sheila carried a sign reading save medicare. she's concerned about the existing health care system. >> the house and the senate have pull on the tax, taxes and budget. and, so, they can cut money in the budget. >> what do you want? >> health care! >> when do you want it? >> now. >> demonstrators gathered. the organizer says overall the idea for the rallies came together more than a month ago, before the skinny repeal of the affordable care act. >> we said we're still coming out because we know this isn't over. we know we need to keep speaking up for this. >> reporter: some said they were grateful to the republican senators who voted no. >> a good step forward. >> we are watching. we are holding our elected representatives accountable. >> reporter: now, a

grateful we are here with our chair of the commission, and the president of let america vote, congressman terri sewell, who is the vice chair of the commission we have which i will talk about the moment. secretary of state from california is here to join us. we are here because, as we know, president trump has brought forth a commission, they will be having their first meeting today, around the myth of voter fraud. we consistently and regularly reject that. our job should be making it easier for people to vote, not harder. and so we have come forward to create a commission that is focusing on, what are we going to do to protect the opportunity for americans to vote across the country and all the time? we will be here to make sure we provide consistent response to what is coming from the trump administration. when you have leadership that has demonstrated regularly trying to find more ways for people to have difficulty to vote, that is reasons we are pushing back in this manner. we are expanding the work under our vice chair, karen carter pearson, who is overseeing civic engagement and voter par

terry is winning in this jukin video. it went viral.fact, this video has inspired several variations of the shirt. i think he's the one winning, right? >> oh, gosh. we need five of these. in various colors and sizes. >> terry, we love you. thank you for sharing that. that gave me a life. >> what you doing terr? >>> this is one special ride. >> oh, nice. >> dang. that's cool. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, this little cutie is really jamming because -- ♪ >> hear the clever training tune to stick in anyone's head. >> that song a great. >> suddenly i have to use the bathroom. >>> plus, dude's lucky to be alive after a freak encounter with -- >> a foot-long metal rod. >> the mishap that almost took him out. intrzero alcohol™.ine® it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... with the lighter feel... of this. try listerine® zero alcohol™. this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can ta

we'll have a special report and later, terry simpson is here with a contrarian market call that is sure to have all of wall street talking but first, we start with another day and another trump rally tantrum. the dow and s&p taking a midday dive dow singing more than 100 points this is donald trump jr. tweeted out screen shots of e-mails s setting up a meeting with the russian lawyer the fear though quickly displaced and this is what we've seen all year long during these trump related sell offs. and the revelation of those comey memos. stocks have always come back and then some. so with the rally remaining resilient, the is trump drama not a risk to the market do you keep buying these tantrums >> you know what, yes, is the short answer because that's to your point, you talk everything through it that's been the pattern. it's been broken coupled with that is the fact that b ooefb on a day like today, volatility index, vix was down 2% it won't care until it does. that said, you know, the rally's still in tact. the only thing that's going to derail this is earnings. now, you're going to ge

governor terry mcauliffe refused to grant a final a clemency request. security guard and a sheriff's deputy durng a jail escape in 2006. happening today- eulalio tordil will learn his fate. he's the man who went on a shooting rampage... in maryland last year. in total, he shot 6 people - killing 3 including his estranged wife. he was eventually arrested at a busy shopping center.. the sentencing hearing starts at 1:30 this afternoon. as part of a plea agreement, tordil faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. right now. police are looking for the man behind a sexual assault in northwest. it happened sunday night. investigators say the woman was grabbed off the street at knife-point and forced into the basement of a construction site. her attacker then forced her to perform a sex act. police say they don't know how the crime went unnoticed on busy 14th street. police have a desciption of the attack and are working to find him. deve fairfax county -- a search for vandals -- who did 20-thousand dollars worth of damage -- to an elementary sch

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and thank you to jason kander and terri sewell for sharing this commission. thank you to alex and everybody who's been part of this effort to speak up against the trump commission that undoubtedly will strip away the rights of so many american voters throughout the country. voting should not be an obstacle course. the problem that we have in the united states of americans not to me people vote too often. it's that not enough people vote in each of our elections. and i say they coming from the state of texas which has among the worst records if not the worst record in trying to do everything that it can because of its leaders, great applet and other republican state leaders, try to do everything that it can to suppress the vote -- greg abbott. federal court after fellow court has found that the state government has violated the rights of so many texans, including african americans and hispanics texans. and so when we think about voter id, which this commission is likely to promote, what we're talking about is really a political point shaving process. they real

we are fortunate to be joined by a native of selma, congresswoman terri sewell, the cochair of the -- vice chair of this commission, the cochair of the voting rights caucus in the house of representatives and an incredible champion for voting rights. >> thanks, jason. i want to begin by saying that while i don't believe in our president's baseless voting fraud claims, and while i don't believe we can trust this administration with the facts, and while i am deeply disturbed by the characters who the president has chosen to put on his commission, i do agree, with our president, on one important point. our elections are in need of repair, and the american people deserve solutions that will strengthen our democracy. over the past decade, our country has seen a new wave of voter suppression tactics that keep low income and minority voters from casting their ballots. the supreme court has struck down our nation's most powerful voter protections, and our election infrastructure is out of date. we need to protect our elections online threats and cyber attacks. the integrity of our elections i

this is an example of them being interacting in all for terry terry and passé become little dictatorsyes and this is what linked to the fact that as children they were completely shielded from any of the so-called dangers of life kept in a bubble and so when they become young adults anything that disrupts that bubble a loud sound like a professor saying something that doesn't agree with them they go into shock they go into stuff like meltdown. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us to belong to. the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah john oliver of our three americans do the same we are apparently better than to. see people you've never heard of love back to the night the president of the world bank the. sent us an e-mail. you're back with our t. international the u.s. is ramping up its threats against north korea over the secretive country's latest missile test doldrum is vowing consequences over what he describes as quote very bad behavior it follows washington's u.n. ambassador telling the security counc

but terry told me that he believes in america. in one of the greats on entrepreneurs to have a real bond with the administration and with americans. foxcomm joins a growing list who understands those capabilities are limitless and that america's most prosperous is just ahead we will have some very reticent decades. bad bless the united states of america and all of you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] and not. >>. >> this afternoon a great date to be at the wh

bye. >> terry has six teachers for nine grades.rforms in the top 5% of the state. >> we did have challenges. you are still doing it. >> doing our absolute best. in every child's life. >> the school is making a difference in nick's life. a 14-year-old 8th grader. >> what's the best part? >> the teachers. yeah, they reach out to you. like if you are feeling down. they will come and say, hey, you feeling all right. >> how often do you have conversations like that. >> i have them every day here. >> nick is one of 130 students at the school. 60%, live below the poverty line. >> okay. which one of you is a better student? >> sisters christen and cheyenne adams eat two meals each day at early boggs and get sent home on weekend. do you think there is a connection between doing well at school and what you are going to be able to do in life? >> yes. >> with his federal and state funding figured on enrollment, freddie terry can't afford to lose a single student. >> how did it go? >> he fears where the white house support for charter schools a

i'm terry mcsweeney. peggy bunker has the night off. outside we go for a look over the east bay hills. second day in a row of searing heat up there. inland areas reaching triple digits and creeping into the triple digits. meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the temperatures. you said you'd like to see these temperatures come down quickly. when will we get some relief? >> i think 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning. it's going to take awhile for this heat to back off. heat advisories until 9:00 tonight. that's for all of the north bay. hills of the south bay and

does terry mcauliffe's gesture weaken democrats on the hill? >> not unless senators start listening to governors and from my experience, that doesn't really happen very often when it comes to federal policy. i mean, the problem, i think, the administration has is really simple. you have, on one hand, is political capital, you know, weakened by a ongoing russian investigation and on the other side, you have a failure to engage and understand policy. i mean, if you look at the history of presidents, most presidents are at the most powerful during that first six amongst or a year when they push their big piece of legislation. you have republicans that are holding the president's legislative agenda up. and that normally, i think, speaks not only to the divisions within the republican party but how the republican senate and senators view the president.

terrie mcsweeney is at the walnut creek police department with details. terrie. >> reporter: walnut creek police still looking for the two men tonight. neighbors say they provided police with surveillance video of the two making the get away. neighbors tell us they're stunned. it happened on oak grove road ner cedro lane a typically quiet street. walnut creek police say two men with handguns entered a home through the unlocked back door. >> this is a rarity anywhere for walnut creek home invasion robbery will not something we deal with on a regular basis. >> they confronted the husband wife and child and took cash and the property. >> they cooperatewood the demands of the suspects. and nobody was hurt fortunately. >> they were running down the street. >> one neighbors tells us the a escape was caught on home surveillance cameras. >> a neighbor helped him chase do she was driving and stopped and gave him her phone is so he called the cops. >> the they are interested in a tan or gold minivan programs a honda oddysey. >> are you doing anything differently. >

terry spent 22 years at chelsea where he won five premier league titles and ten other major honours.ord bridge outfit didn't offer him another contract. the history is huge. the training ground and the facilities. when you look back at the history of the players that have been here over the yea rs. players that have been here over the years. incredible. he is a big football clu b years. incredible. he is a big football club and deserve to be back in the premier league and that's the reason i'm here. formula one's governing body has announced it will take no further action against ferrari's sebastian vettel. the four—time world champion collided with title rival lewis hamilton of mercedes at last month's azerbaijan grand prix while following the safety car. the german was given a ten second stop go penalty at the time. the countdown is on until the series deciding test match in auckland this saturday between the all blacks and the british and irish lions. warren gatland's side levelled it by winning game 2 in wellington last weekend and the coach has given his squad some time off in q

terry fears that this support could be taken away under this legislation, and she is right. it could be. she said that given the cuts to medicaid and the provisions in trumpcare, she -- and this is her quote -- wouldn't get anywhere near what i need to survive. and finally, mr. president, i've heard from advocates and those in recovery from substance use disorders about how vital medicaid expansion has been in helping them get the support they need in order to get well and back on their feet. in fact, those on the front lines of this epidemic have said that medicaid is expansion is the number-one tool we have in order to combat the heroin fentanyl and opioid crisis, the most pressing public health and safety challenge facing my state. a few weeks ago i visited goodwin community health in somers worth and heard from a woman named elizabeth. at one point in her life, as a result of substance misuse disorder, elizabeth was homeless and she had lost custody of her son. but elizabeth is now in recovery, and she works at the s.o.s. recovery community organization in rochester, hel

it's just funny. >> terry joins us from moscow, and you reported the lawyer denies she has a connection to the russian government, saying, quote, i'm not interested in politics, but how does she explain images like this one of her in washington, d.c.? >> reporter: it's a straking image, and she says she was publicly advocating that's not something she would do, she says, if she were a spy. >> terry moran in moscow. thank you. >>> now to the fireworks on capitol hill today. president trump's pick tory place comey in the fbi. asked about loyalty to the president and what the president said just today, that this is all a witch hunt. how his nominee answered. abc's justice correspondent, pierre thomas in the room. >> reporter: after firing previous fbi director james comey, president trump's pick to replace him, chris wray, facing intense scrutiny today. grilled about everything from the loyalty to the president to don junior. >> if you get a call from somebody suggesting that the foreign government wants to help you by disparaging your opponent, tell us to call the fbi. >> from any nation

. >> terry had been dating steven months before jody's death. >> did he tell you whether or not he wasarried? >> actually, he said he was not married. >> and remembered something strange steven said to her on the beach over that labor day weekend. >> he was under a lot of stress and stress would be resolved by the end of september. >> two weeks later, jody scharf was dead and terry sees that cryptic statement in a dreadful light, oh, no, the end of september, and then the light bul bulb went off immediately. in perhaps the most chilling testimony of the prosecution's case, he told the jury when she heard her friend was gone, she immediately remembered something jody said just weeks earlier. >> she said that during this conversation i have with him, if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. she said you'll know it was him. >> the prosecutor's position was clear, a husband with a motive, the perfect setting. the vi renolent intent to kill wife or was there another way of looking at the couple perched high on cliffs on a summer night? steven's new wife says the prosecution has it