tiffany, lowe's, advanced auto parts, all are down.hrough this wreckage. >>> and moody's slapping china with a downgrade. >>> and plus intuit's tax season success. beating the street and issuing an outbeat outlook. >>> let's go to diana olick for more numbers. >> reporter: it's a miss on existing home sales, down 2.3% to the seasonably adjusted 5.57 million units. the street was looking for down 1% and march is very strong read was revised down as well. we are now up just 1.6% in sales year over year. that is below expectations. what's the problem? a lot of listings for sales. inventory is 1.93 million homes per sale. it's the 23rd straight month of annual drops. we're at a 4.2 month supply. just for perspective, six months is a balanced market. anything that is listed is flying off the shelves. days on market down to 29. that's down from 39 days a year ago. that's how long it takes to sell and that is the lowest time on market since the realtors began tracking this metric back in 2011. with that tight supply and strong demand we are s

. >> wearing tiffany color. >> tiffany blue.e with post nine. julie, you are feeling pretty good about tiffany. why? >> i feel better now than i did last year. number one, i'm a long-term investor and so i'm looking for great companies, and the stock usually will follow although it ebbs and flows. what they were doing was they were not coming out with enough new collections by the designer that they had, and also they were decluttering the cases. i think that's a great idea, but when you take out too much of the jewelry, the customer cannot buy what the kuss me can't see. they were quick to take care of those problems, and with mr. proskey back as ceo, and a refresh of the board, i do feel better. >> liz, what do you say? >> you know, i think they've got a little bit of a brand problem. i think the brand is stale and i don't think it is something they can fix overnight with just a new selection. i like the new collection, you know, i like lady gaga as a spokesman, but i don't think it is going to fix it. i like some of the thing

sincerely, tiffany tran.hieh: on january 29, senator harris tweeted that democracy is not a spectator sport. what that means is that those of us who have a vested interest in the future of america have to put aside the popcorn, stand up for what is right, stop the internet trolling, and ultimately take a stance. i was really worried about how my message came across because i didn't want to seem like i was being very pedantic. i didn't want to be like, "oh, i want to dictate how people should think," because i do believe that even the people whose views probably contradict mine, i'm sure there are very many-- internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait a sec, i'm not done yet. less than 12% of at&t homes actually qualify. huh... hold on. everyone else gets our other, slower internet speeds. but no one reads this stuff anyway. except for the old guy with the binoculars. huh... we got ourselves a reader. don't be fooled by at&t. xfinity delivers the fastest speeds to the most homes. ♪ >>> the sto

, tiffany. >> reporter: eric, b.a.r.t. officials are calling this a minor derailment, but it's led to major disruptions all afternoon. i want you to look at the two train cars that derailed right before 3:00. one of them is actually sitting on the ground right now. now, those two cars were part of a nine-car pleasanton bound train and they fell several feet off of the tracks. officials are currently on the cars right now assessing the damage. b.a.r.t. says 24 people were on board as it left the station and passengers felt the train shudder, shake, violently about 10 times in a row, and then it ground to a stop. no one was hurt, but passengers were alarmed by the smoke. >> there was smoke coming out from the car behind me, and i guess that's the car that started to derail. so, you know, we -- some people walked from that car into our car, and we wanted to get off the train because of the smoke, but the driver said i had can't open the doors. just to walk towards the front of the train. we all walked to the front. >> reporte

autria, this time it is president trumps daughter tiffany.ic trump accounced that his sister will attend gerogetown law school this year. the same school eric attended. tiffany trump is the presidents daugther from his second marriage. she graduated from penn in the fall, the same school the president attended. so far this morning, no word yet on if tiffany will live at the white house. the capitals have clawed their way back forcing a winner take all game back forcing a winner take all game 7 against the pittsburgh penguins. we want to know -- who are you picking for game 7. it's the subject of this morning's instapoll - go to wjla dot com slash vote now and let us know .. now to the game -- with their backs against the wall facing elimination on the road in pittsburgh. the caps came out swinging..jumping out to an early 2 nothing lead and they never looked back. the caps led 5 to nothing in the third period and went on to blow out pittsburgh 5 to 2. they force a pivotal game 7..wednesday at the phone booth. the winner advances to the easter

tiffany reports a surprise slump in sales as it and other retailers fall out of fashion on wall street. >>> role reversal. the rise of goods now made by china in america. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, may 24. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm sue herera. tyler mathisen is off tonight. the s&p 500 closed at a record. more on that in just a moment. but we begin with the republican-backed health care bill. the long-awaited analysis of the newly passed house bill was released tonight by the congressional budget office. in the first calculation of its potential impact, the number of uninsured would increase an estimated 23 million by the year 2026, and federal deficits would fall. kayla tauschy has the details from washington. kayla, what are basically the most important aspects of this particular bill? we do see a slight rise in the number of uninsured compared to past bills. >> reporter: sue, actually the cbo said that there would be a slight improvement in the number of uninsured compared to previous versions. the cbo said there would be 23 mill

kidney whether mark, bbc news. —— tiffany wertheimer.shed mountaineers, ueli steck, has been killed in an accident on mount everest. known as the swiss machine, he was climbing alone, in preparation for a new route up the mountain. he'd won numerous awards, and was celebrated for the speed of his climbs. andrew bryson reports. mount everest — dangerous and daunting, even for the most experienced climbers. the idea isjust climbing from base camp, just on the normal route to camp two... ueli steck was preparing to tackle a new and particularly difficult route without oxygen. so, he knew the dangers of everest. he had reached the summit without oxygen in 2012. in 2015, he climbed all 82 alpine peaks — over 4000 metres — injust 62 days, and he conquered the north face of the eiger in less than three hours. ueli steck was on everest to acclimatise, when it's thought that he slipped and fell. his body has been recovered, and tributes have been paid. it is just it isjust thinking it is just thinking now. it isjust thinking now. i must it is jus

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. >>> happening today marin's top corner is expected in court. doral harris is accused of having a sexual relationship with a girl under 14 starting in 2008. he is facing four felonies. he has been with the corner's office since 2003 and worked in alameda county before that. >>> this man has been missing since last week. he's a 24-year-old from virginia and was last seen around last monday from a housekeeping camp and he is insienlisted in the n and his car has been found. if you have any information, contact police. >>> police were called to montgomery drive and second street last night following reports of a man beating a woman. witnesses say he dragged the woman's unconscious body into a car and drove off. police started that vehicle near 4th street and farmer's lane and pulled him over and saw him in the back. the suspect and the victim are said to be homeless. the man was arrested and the woman is now being treated and we don't know what caused the attack ppb >. >>> investigators believe this van was stolen f

tiffany?reporter: eric, the hackers leaked about 9 gignights of e-mails, files, and documents online. some of those were real, some were fake and several had clear ties to russia. a cybersecurity expert says this was a last-ditch effort to sway the election. it's election day in france. the far right candidate marine le pen wants france to withdraw from the european union. the independent centrist candidate emmanuel macron would deepen ties to the eu. one hour before the official end of campaigning hackers leaked thousands of e-mails from macron campaign staffers. >> it looks a lot like the previous versions of this time of hack that were attributed to russia. >> reporter: france institutes a day of silence before election day. so the e-mails received relatively little investigation. the senior vice president of cyber security company proof point says even though the e-mails didn't reveal anything scandalous. >> macron is squeaky clean. there's nothing on this guy. >> reporter: just the headli

style. >> jimmy: you were just gonna -- yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: tiffany trump -- tiffany trump style fantastic. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. so it's a little full-circle business -- >> jimmy: i love that. >> with the weavers. >> jimmy: see this? i love those stories. >> yeah, totally. >> jimmy: yeah, do you want to set up what's happening in this film? >> mm-hmm. yeah, in this clip? >> jimmy: or in the movie in general? >> oh, oh. yeah, yeah. so, in the movie. >> jimmy: "covenant" is the name of the -- ship? >> the ship, yeah. it's a colonization mission. and so, this movie comes after "prometheus," but before sigourney's first "alien" movie. so, basically, we don't know what went down with the people in "prometheus." this is, like, 10 years later, and we're a colonization mission. we found this new planet. we think we can sustain life there, because probably the earth is somewhere no one can live in a couple hundred years. yay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not really a a comedy, no. it's not a comedy, yeah. i want to show a clip. here's katherine waterston -- >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and danny

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. hard to do. thank you so much. good news to share with you this morning, a disabled woman's van similar to the one here has been found in freemont. that's her lifeline to the outside world. it was stolen saturday from black avenue. sky7 was over the van moments ago. the van's owners called our reporter, kate larson to report the good news. the vehicle was found on parkside avenue, and let's hope everyone is still inside including the victim's electric scooter. >>> a fire that destroyed a home, huge frames, on fraga court and midhill road. it burst into flames at 3:45 this morning. the flames did not spread. witnesses say there was an explosion before the fire. no one was hurt. >>> federal investigators look for a man who started a fire at a san jose church at 2:00 yesterday morning at the assyrian church on east minnesota avenue. there was a man in a hoodie scaling a fence, setting fire to the storage shed next to the building. that fire destroyed the shed. >> if someone comes to the house of god and build that chu

then it's the -- that's why home depot will outperform. >> tiffany.t retailers are going to go out of business or be amazon or whatever, what do you make? worth day sin 2015, let's say that. how its their going to maintain that brand to make sure that they want that little teal box. that would hole the future of this company. they've had some management changes, executives moving around. that's not necessarily a bad thing. the question is, how do they remain relevant? right now, again if you're comparing in the sector, there's probably other luxury brands you may want to hold. >> do you hold any retail? >> no. the one i owned was louie louis vitten. but farce pvh, who will be -- the ceo will with jim tonight. last week we called that, because they don't have bricks. this is just brands. it's calvin line, everybody else. >>> if the ceos don't know -- >> what about costco? >> best buy have really amazon -- has any idea. keep an eye on best buy. >>> energy stocks, we will do the big reveal, next. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech.

system wide delay due that did he rail meant and tiffany wilson is live in daly decide near the spot where two cars derailed this afternoon. what are we learning. >> well, right now you can see the derailed train right next to me. this is next to san diego street there were two cars and nine-car train that derailed. yo can see the bart cruise on the tracks right now assessing damage, looking at the debris and looking at those two cars that jumped the rails. 24 people were on board the san francisco bound bart train as it left the daly city station just before 3:00. they told me they felt it shutter, shake, and grind to a stop. they say shortly after smoke started pouring out of the derailed cars. no one was hurt and they were directed to the front car of the train. that's where they waited together until emergency responders arrived. bart officials shut down oul all power to the tracks before escorting the bart passengers book to the daly city station that's about a quarter of a mile away. we spoke to a passenger who was on one of the train cars that left the tracks. >> i was in the

so we like lvmh, louis vuitton, tiffany, sotheby's. or go with value, t.j. maxx, ross, costco. you want to play the theme of what's un-amazonable. that's a theme i follow closely. amazon is an awesome convenience stores. but if you're going to buy a diamond or a $100,000 art piece, you're going to go to luxury goods. and if you're going to go for a sale, you'll go to the stores to get that discount. >> bob says experiences are taking the place of regular retail shopping. i guess you could argue lvmh or a tiffany's, when you go into those places, it's an experience as well as a purchase. >> it really comes back to brands and running a great brand. at the pinnacle of luxury, it's about heritage, it's about craftsmanship, underpinned by innovation. if you own a great brand like a louis vuitton, a lululemon, that's a powerful resource. think about that is important. costco, another great retailer, very well-priced items, deep value. customers always like a bargain. keep in mind that's another name we like too, because value will always be in style. >> on that note, thank you so muc

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson was there for the happy moment. tiffany? >> reporter: oh, my gosh. it was incredible, eric. and it is certainly the outcome that every family with a missing child hopes for. but not all receive. makai reunited with his mom in the mission this evening. the reunion started with a smile. then makai bangora's mom disappeared into the back seat of this car. a bottle of milk emerged. then mother and son. she krald him. he clung to her. she lifted him for a kiss. he snuggled on her shoulder. you could sense her incredible relief. her son was safe. her son was home. >> just happy tears. happy tears. >> reporter: his mother asked sandra machado to read a statement on her behalf. >> this is every mother's worst nightmare. the hardest thing a parent ever has to go through is not knowing where their child is. >> reporter: the statement continued thanking law enforcement officers, members of the media, and everyone on social media who helped spread the word. >> thank you all for helping in getting my son back. thank you all from the bott

tiffany werthheimer, bbc news. all things french and all things democracy. indeed. the last week of campaigning for the french presidential election is underway. voters are being wooed by the frontrunner and centrist emannuel macron and by the far—right‘s marine le pen. so the economy and prosperity are among the issues in the world's sixth biggest economy. so what are the competing visions they're trying to sell? one of france's biggest problems is its unemployment rate remaining stubbornly high at io%. mr macron‘s plan is to invest in training and apprenticeships, particularly for the young. but also by giving employers more flexiblitiy on the 35—hour working week. to bring down thejobless rate, marine le pen wants a tax on foreign workers, so that french citizens get priority for newjobs, but she says she won't tough the 35—hour working week. when it comes to tackling the high levels of public spending, macron says he'll save $65 billion with various measures including not replacing 120,000 retiring government e

tiffany werthheimer, bbc news.ell is a journalist with the tyler morning telegraph, and has spent the day in the tornado zone. thank you very much indeed for joining us. first of all, described the conditions and what you have seen today. my photographer and i went out this morning. on the ground, as soon as we drove up to canton, we were travelling west and headed into canton on highway 64. we could see the destruction. power lines and trees were down. just mainly in that one area, when i drove into canton, everything was fine, though there were no stop lights, the power was out. traffic was moving along just fine. everyone seemed ok. there were stops at all the intersections where lights were down. we went to a news conference and thenjust down. we went to a news conference and then just start of city. we were just trying to find people to talk to. —— burst out of the city. just trying to find people to talk to. -- burst out of the city. how our rescue service doing? they fear some people are missing still. there

disappointing numbers from lowe's, tiffany's, advanced auto parts, chico's.erent kind of retailers, all of them down, all of them disappointing. retail ice age. google's parent company, alphabet. morgan stanley analysts say that that self-driving car unit, waymo, could become a $70 billion business, maybe that's why alphabet is approaching a thousand bucks a share. that's a very big number. $70 billion. how about the other big tech books, some of them may soon be forced to regulate hate speech on their sites in europe. more on that later, not affecting the stock prices, all of them on the upside, apple just joining the queue. we're up just a fraction right now, scott shellady, but why are we close to a record high? >> well, you're right, the markets have shaken off the terror event and unfortunately because we have a lot of terror happening, the markets almost discount it or ignore it. they're focusing on what trump could do. i think he's had a fantastic overseas trip, with the deals with china and middle east and saudi arabia. and any one of those three tene

tiffany's have been solid. a lot of analysts are giving them credit thinking this is a safe place to play retail if that's where you want to go. nothing is perfect in today's retail environment. >> just checking quickly on shares of express which is still in the abercrombie auction. they are higher as well. so i don't know if this is a sigh of relief they're further removed from winning the prize. >> very possibly. the consolidation is so interesting. lane bryant and have been spun out into their own company or done other deals. it's interesting to see them coming back together. >> everything is cyclical. >> all retailers now out of business. stymieing some investors, diane has those numbers. diana? >> reporter: demand is really strong but you can't buy a house if you can't find an affordable one. home sales dropped bigger than expected 2.3% in april because the number of listings dropped 9% according to the national association of realtors and listings are slimmest it at the lower end of the market. that's why

switching over to tiffany, this morning the company beat out profits t. comparable sales disappointed there and fell in every regions but europe they pointed to europe and domestic shopper spending in the americas, which is a key region as well as a strong dollar as the negative drag when translating over those foreign shares. tiffany shares have been up more than 20% this year. >> court, thank you, back at headquarters. karen, where do you want to go retail here? >> pvh is very interesting. i don't think particularly high end. so it stand out this trend of european goods is very interesting. it's sales very strong there. north america continues to just be a drag. i don't know when that or if that's going to turn around. that's interesting to me that you must be in europe to find any growth. you want to have growing exposure there. stocks act crazy, interesting to me, also, he would raise guidance, why not sort of. >> let it hang out. >> let it hang out, exactly. >> you know, play conservative. this is very good earnings. they must feel pretty confident a

, tiffany. >> reporter: eric, b.a.r.t.his a minor derailment, but it's led to major disruptions all afternoon. i want you to look at the two train cars that derailed right before 3:00. one of them is actually sitting on the ground right now. now, those two cars were part of a nine-car pleasanton bound train and they fell several feet off of the tracks. officials are currently on the cars right now assessing the damage. b.a.r.t. says 24 people were on board as it left the station and passengers felt the train shudder, shake, violently about 10 times in a row, and then it ground to a stop. no one was hurt, but passengers were alarmed by the smoke. >> there was smoke coming out from the car behind me, and i guess that's the car that started to derail. so, you know, we -- some people walked from that car into our car, and we wanted to get off the train because of the smoke, but the driver said i had can't open the doors. just to walk towards the front of the train.

tiffany wilson was there. >> the reunion started with a smile and then disappeared into the back of this car, a bottle of milk emerges, she cradledradd and she clung to her. you could sense her incredible relief. her son was safe, her son was home. >> just happy tears. happy tears. >> his mother asked for a statement to be read on her half. >> this is every mother's worst nightmare. the hardest thing a parent has to go through is not knowing where their child is. >> the statement continued thanking law enforcement, members of the media, and everyone on social media that helped spread the word. >> thank you all for helping me get my son back. >> it has been a terrifying few days for the family. the boy's dad allegedly refused to take him home. the court gave the mother full custody on thursday. >> when we started looking into the case, we noticed that the father was engaged in erratic behavior as of late. >> officials issued an amber alert friday afternoon sparking a state-wide effort to find the little boy and now he is safe in his mother's arms. >> tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> now to

tiffany's because they're known as a head wind and their sales have been robust as of late. and europe is going to save pbh's numbers. you're not going to get good numbers from the domestic. thursday the changesimost chall day of next week, in the morning, best buy reports and that tells us how it's doing, and i wonder if -- the switch was a major reason buying target's huge turn in its electronics statement when they reported yesterday. best buy has not been able to beat back amazon when they reported wednesday. out also has become the last man standing in the group. and i bet it's gross margins are improving. and you know burlington stores, burl, the hottest of the discounters, it's down a point. and if it goes down wednesday because "the new york times" and "washington post" said there were 438,000 leaks, then you got a chance to bier lower. after the close, we heard two nonamazonable companies reporting, we got costco, because of it's hard membership fees. these two stocks rally in an tis pace of it working out. nothing's good enough for the market, even with these two m

. >> the tiffany network is not what it used to be. >> do you hold it to a different standard for cable -- andrea: there was a line between the two but the problem is it took this much -- the idea that donald trump defended one of his friends, it wasn't about a larger issue, the american public, it was because one of his friends, had to come to the defense of a buddy. >> far worse to far more people. i didn't find the response equal to what he said. >> it was a nuclear reaction for a coconut. neil: what if it were barack obama in the same comments? >> widespread condemnation. neil: should there be a different standard on broadcasts late at night and find to say crazy things and go after people? that went too far? >> if he goes too far it will hurt him in the marketplace, viewers won't like it. we don't need -- >> his ratings have picked up. >> vulgar entertainers should stay out of politics. >> snl is late-night. they would not have gone this far. neil: in the meantime, how much former president obama is making? none of your business. the message isn't resonating with charlie gasparino.

. >> okay, now we may have an idea why that might be off the table for tiffany thiessen.i spelling and jennie garth. >> how do you say it? >> that which we don't speak of. >> talking about thousanding some shade. the west beverly high alums were guest judges on friday's "rue pal's gragg race" for a 90210 parody which included a drag queen dressed as thiessen's character, valerie malone. >> we know her as that which we don't speak of. >> all right, coming up -- >> you look stunning tonight. >> thank you. >>> hollywood's main stylist gives us secrets to getting that red carpet glow. >>> and why simone biles' post-"dancing" plans are not what you'd expect. >> that would be nice. can i come? >> yeah. >> and what celebrity couple is living out their spider-man fantasy? that's all straight ahead. >>> closed captioning provided by --

. >> first daughter tiffany trump is headed to george town next fall.kesperson said the 23-year-old chose georgetown law over harvard. tiffany graduated from university of harvard are 2016 following in footsteps of father. >> looks like tim tebow keeping day job. he signed a new contract with the scc network to continue broadcasting gig. he's had that job the last three years now. he will finish season with the single a columbia fire flies before football starts in the fall. tebow was hoping to have a pro baseball career ument but he's hitting .242, 26 runs in five games. put the mic back on, tim. >> you better keep it on. >> we all played arcade games where you use the clause get stuffed animals and a lot of times you don't win. one group says klal games will no longer be rigged and won purely by application of skill after a lawsuit involving a high profile game manuf manufacturer, key maeringt game was deceptive and machines are preprogrammed to prevent players from winning a prize even it if they follow games' instructions. >> so now we have a chance

trump tweeting tiffany will attend georgetown law school in the fall because she knows the only placeurt. even her fans are upset over this message. thomas shows kiss should be off-limits, she didn't sign up for this, raise your game and i'm a fan of yours. lisa, another one of handler's fan said picking on children, your politics gets old, it is your career, someone else's child, not the coolest move and this is far from the first time she picked on a member of the trump family. >> a bunny getting a lot of play. >> let me introduce you to bunny of the united states, look at this guy. mike pence's family rabbit. mike pence said we can't wait for military families to meet marlon bunndo making his first white house appearance. this is all for military appreciation we, there was a coloring station for the kids dedicated to marlon bunndo. we will be right back. ♪ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom

his sister—in—law tiffany, who is the wife of his brother and team—mate tom, has been diagnosed with's greg laidlaw has been called up to replace him in the squad the interesting thing from my point of view is we fully were ret respect and understand and the valleys we say to the players this afternoon, is, as faras say to the players this afternoon, is, as far as i say to the players this afternoon, is, as faras i is say to the players this afternoon, is, as far as i is concerned, it's about family coming first. andy has made that decision and we know how close they are as well. —— he has made that decision. we respect that and our thoughts go out to them. dan evans says fellow tennis player aljaz bedene shouldn't be considered british. evans made the comments after losing in straight sets to dutchman robin haase at the madrid 0pen. which leaves him behind the slovenian—born bedene in the british rankings. evans made the comments in an interview with our tennis correspondent russell fuller, whojoins us from madrid now. russell, this isn't the first time evans has spoken out against

i don't understand why anybody goes to tiffany's. that we can get department stores in general. tiffany's is an experience there beyond the generic. >> not the high end shopper. it's the tourism flow. the argument is those start to pick up a little bit. i don't know if they weigh in on the location. >> you do the little blue box trick? >> what do you mean? >> maybe the blue box trick. >> what's the trick? you take a cheaper -- >> everyone does it. everybody doesn't do it. >> everybody does it. actually. >> you can get checked to whatever you like. don't implicate the others of us. >> sherry lansing was on this show earlier. i bring it up because some of the themes she had on will be on monday. we have a special clo"closing b interview" michelle pfeifer and robert deniro play bernie and michelle madoff. it's been filmed. it will be fun to watch. i think, i hope. they were great. >> i predict this. >> this one not so much. have a great weekend, guys. thank you the blue box trick. fast money begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts rig

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> developing news out of san jose where police were searching the area of bodie court and blossom hill road near oak grove high school. officers were look for two men wanted for a robbery and assault with with a deadly weapon. the police spotted them last night. and they chased the subjects to the area and established a search perimeter. we'll update you as soon as we hear back from san jose police. >>> and developing news from the east bay where search crews will likely resume the search for a missing boater. contra costa fire officials received a call yesterday around 5:30 about a boat capsizing near the pittsburg marina. a child fell from the boat into the water and the father jumped in to rescue him and the child was found but the father is unaccounted for. and the search was called off due to much dismay. >> they should look for him. and he's in there. and tomorrow is too late. that is what i think they should do. and not leave, like they are doing right now. >> officials say the incident happened near brown's island which is part of the region nall

tiffany george calls the applywood and lattice structure a playpen and alleges it was approved. >> we did not have the intentions of locking our children inside of a cage. >> the father, cecil cuts remains jailed on child endangerment charges for leaving the boy and two babies home alone. >> president and mrs. trump are in the area on the way to saudi ariearabia. it is trump's first trip as president. it was shortly after takeoff when president trump got socked with another russia revelation. the new york times said trump told russian officials that he fired the head of the fbi and then called jim comey crazy, a real nut job. he said i felt great pressure because of russia, meaning the investigation, that's taken off. then in a one-two punch the washington post reported a senior trump adviser in the white house is considered a person of interest in campaign conclusion with the russians. >> there is word tonight that former fbi director comey agreed to testify before the senate committee after memorial day in what may be the most watched congressional hearing since the water gate heari

made sophomore year she had had several at tiffany's and realized what all of you have come to realize, you do this for yourself, you don't do this for anybody else. heard aboutou have this institution is true, it is a prestigious and powerful place that will wear you out. is something -- that woman thing starts to kick in. kicking in, that little woman thing. she came here a naive girl from dallas. those who love her are grateful to you for the women and process that you gave us back. we are grateful for that. the change a year and a half after she went from being here. she went from, daddy, this is hard. two, daddy

made sophomore year she had had several at tiffany's and realized what all of you have come to realize, you do this for yourself, you don't do this for anybody else. heard aboutou have this institution is true, it is a prestigious and powerful place that will wear you out. is something -- that woman thing starts to kick in. kicking in, that little woman thing. she came here a naive girl from dallas. those who love her are grateful to you for the women and process that you gave us back. we are grateful for that. the change a year and a half after she went from being here. she went from, daddy, this is hard. i won't be able to go on th >> we mark the 100th anniversary of j.f.k.'s birth. >> joining from us boston is the executive director of the john f. kennedy library foundation. good monday morning. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you. host: want to begin with this piece in "the washington post," america's forever young president earns00

an abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson was there. >> reporter: the reunion tarted with a smile and then the mom disappeared into the backseat of this black car. a bottle of milk emerged and then mother and son. she kradedle him and he clung to her. you could sense her incredible relief. her son was safe. her son was home. >> just happy tears. happy tears. >> reporter: the mother asked someone to read a statement on her behalf. >> this is a parent's worst nightmare, not knowing where their child is. >> reporter: the statement continued thanking law enforcement officers, members of the media, and everyone on social media who helped spread the word. >> thank you all for helping and getting my son back. thank you all from the bottom of my heart. >> it has been a terrifying few days for the family. the father allegedly refused to take him home. a court gave the mother sole custody on thursday and that is when the san francisco district attorney's office got involved. >> when we started looking into the case, we noticed that the father was engaged in erratic behavior and that concerned us gre

classes right here in the marlow heights community center and this is kelly right here and this is tiffany these are the coaches. go ahead ladies and get you guys going and what are they doing for us. >> they're going to be doing a performance for the community today. >> reporter: start them up. >> oh, sure. they're just getting ready to start the music for them so they can go. they got to start it over. >> reporter: they're going to start the music for them so we're going to waiter about ten minutes. no, we're not going to wait. it's live television. we're going to do the forecast first and get ready, give me about two minutes. stop it right now and i'll tell you to go and we'll try again. let's take a look and tell you what's happening out there weather wise because right now we're looking at temperatures that are cooler, 86 degrees at the airport. winds out of the south at 12 miles an hour. we're still in the 90s. 91 leesburg, 92 down towards fredericksburg. no rain to talk about right now. we are going to see in the next couple of days. i want to go right to the ten day. i want to show

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains how the hack is having an effect on the frimpbl election. >> reporter: it's election day in france. >> it's crucial for france but i also think it's crucial for europe in fact, the whole world. >> reporter: the far right candidate marine le pen wants france to withdraw from the european union. emmanuel macron would deepen ties to the eu. one hour before the official end of campaigning, hackers leaked thousands of e-mails from macron campaign staffers. >> it looks a lot like the previous versions of this type of hack that were attributed to russia. >> reporter: france institutes a day of silence before election day so they received little investigation. the senior vice president of proofpoint says even though the e-mails didn't reveal anything can fiscal lus. >> there's nothing on this guy. >> reporter: just the headline of a hack creates distrust and disinformation. >> they can sew a lot of doubt and simply uncertainty ahead of a very important vote. >> reporter: people voting in berkeley and san francisco were not overly worried. >> i think

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the base was the first designed by tiffany & co. and it is the most ornate. winners used to bring it home with them for a year. now they get a replica worth about $30,000 instead. and the real deal, guess where it is at? put away in a museum, where it should be, and protected. i would not want to take that home. >> don't drop it. >> exactly. >> hold on tightly. >>> well, listen, the derby was in nasty. what is it like up in baltimore? >> beautiful. great for horse racing. and beautiful day to go outside and walk your issecada. i looked down and this is what i saw. >> they are everywhere. >> i couldn't believe it. they are all around the region. and boy, they make a racket at night. >> they are terrible flyers, too. they smack you in the face. >> i know, i know. if you do see them looking at you with their beady read eyes, they are harmless. this was cicada brood x. they are making an early appearance. oh, the rockville camera is down. i'm going to have to put my computer -- i'm seconding my computer to its room. it needs to behave. right now we are dry on sto

he killed two children and three adults, including sisters tiffany wilkerson and leah curtis who had 10 children between them. >>> some residents of a fairfax county neighborhood might not be able to spend tonight at their own homes as an early- morning fire destroyed a townhouse at the 8500 block of kohler court. county investigators tell us the home was vacant but people living next door had to flee the spreading flames and smoke. nobody was hurt and firefighters have yet to determine a cause for the fire. >>> the search continues for a virginia mother and her baby daughter. an amber alert was issued last night for the two out of hampton virginia. they haven't been seen since april 30. now police believe they may have been kidnapped. no details were given on a possible abductor, but what we do know is what kind of car they could be in. they were last seen in a black kia sedan with virginia plates. anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to call hampton police at the number there at the bottom of your screen. >>> howard university is still dealing with the fallout afte

tiffany trump will become a student at georgetown law this fall. she is president trump's daughter from the second marriage. she graduated last year from the university of pennsylvania. her father's alma mater. her sister ivanka and brother eric went to georgetown. >> the national park service will literally be draining the swamp near the white house. lafayette park is a popular spot. they need to fix irrigation problems in the park including broken pipes and sprinklers. the project will be divided into thirds. crews will renovate the park's founta fountain. the work is expected to last through the year. >>> in northern virginia a woman's stop at trader joe's turned into a confrontation over religion. >> excuse me? i was born he anymore. you're a muslim. >> now it's unclear what happened before the recording or what happened after. but the woman who recorded it claims the incident started after she let a woman wearing a head covering cut in front of her in line. diego is a store employee ringing up items. >> i saw her face and i knew she was upset.

this is tiffany. tiffany, i know. sweetie, lay your head on my shoulder. >> it's okay.'ll get your doughnut. what are you feeling this morning? >> i think i should have called out. it's not fair. >> what do you think of the caps going forward? you think you'll stick with them and give them another chance last year. >> yeah. alex is my boo. it's okay. we get them next year, joke. >> screw you penguins. >> wizards or nationals? who is your team of choice from this point forward? >> both. but i got the wizards going. >> all right. >> wizards going to get it done. another caps fan. what's your name, sir. >> william. >> will i see you've been growing out the play off beard for the caps. >> i'm going to have to get rid of it today unfortunately. it will be sad. >> what did you think of the game last night. >>> it was a good game. they fought hard and fought back to game seven but they just didn't have it again. it's diss appointing. >> i believed. >> i did, too. >> i believed they were going to win last night. that's why it hurt so much. this is it. >> they had all the moment

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson talked recently with a woman who is suing an easy bay school district, accusing them of not doing anything about the abuse she says she suffered from a coach she trusted. >> newspaper clippings capture sherinne wilson on the court, but her memories of high school are buried in these journals. >> i lived with shame. i thought it was my fault. >> wilson says her basketball coach, leland sandler, started a sexual relationship with her when she was 16, often giving her drugs and writing notes like this to excuse her from class. >> he was a person in authority, and we're still taught, you know, that you listen to people in authority and you respect them, and that's what i did. >> eventually, wilson says her parents discovered the illicit relationship and confronted the principal at san ramon valley high school. >> the principal came up with -- told my parents that my four younger siblings would have to go to a different school if this came out, and it would just be better for everybody if it didn't come out. >> so nobody ever contacted police. wilson says he

. >> reporter: lloyd hardy learned the mother of his children tamika curtis and her sister tiffany wilkerson and these children and a another woman were killed in this crash three years ago. >> you don't want that to be true. you know, i remember asking where is my daughter? >> reporter: reality set in that ten children were now without moms. >> and when i got to my daughter, you know, she was a nervous wreck. she was in a puddle of pears. sitting on the couch. puddle of tears rocking back and forth. i remember not even having words for her. >> reporter: the victims' families say they rely heavily on the justice system to help in the healing process. happened to you, but we want to get justice for you. you know, trust in us, we got you. and they let us down. >> reporter: kenneth kelly admitted driving drunk during the deadly crash and was set to be sentenced on friday, but he didn't show. he was allow today make bond and wore a gps ankle bracelet so police could keep tabs on him. but earlier this week, the jail removed that tracking device. now, the convicted criminal is nowhere to be found.