let's bring in trevor ault. i know the suspect tonight charged with bringing an explosive to the airport and attempting to place it on the plane? >> reporter: that's right, david. and muffley is set to make his first appearance in court tomorrow. we are still waiting to find out what his motive might have been for allegedly trying to sneak that explosive device onto that plane, david. >> trevor ault leading us off tonight from pennsylvania. trevor, thank you. >>> we turn now to that horrific train crash overseas, the head-on collision. two trains on the same tracks. it's now the deadliest train disaster ever in greece. a passenger train and a cargo train speeding toward one another on the same track for a full 12 minutes before the collision in the middle of the night. and just now emerging, the images. a massive fire ball when they collided. gre greek tv obtaining the images tonight. cars derailing, landing away from the tracks there. some passengers are still missing tonight. more than 350 passengers were on t

>> trevor ault on this again tonight. thank you, trevor. >>> now to the investigation into the idaho college murders, and authorities revealing what was found in the suspect's family home. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details of what the fbi and state police say they found after they searched the family home of the suspected killer of those four university of idaho college students. some of the items recovered from bryan kohberger's parents' home in pennsylvania potentially critical to the case, including a knife, a gun, black gloves, black face masks, and dark clothing. a number of those reportedly recovered items matching the description from a witness who stumbled upon the killer on the night of the murders last october. in a chilling account, the witness describing how she opened her door after she heard crying. and she saw a figure clad in black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose walking towards her. kohberger, a ph.d student in krim

trevor ault with us. >> trevor: artificial intelligence growing by leaps and bounds smarter everyday.yond our control. >> trevor: plea from elon musks and world tech innovators calling for a pause no one not even creators can understand, predict or reliably control. the open letter signed by musk apple co-founder steve was knee yak say companies need to hold ■ advanced ai training until we are confident effects will be positive an risks manageable. letter says top ai labs acknowledge tech can prose profound risks to society and humanity. citing rebecca jarvis sitting down with sam atman. company which musk-cofounded can disable ai at any time. >> people should be happy we are a little scared. >> rebecca: you are a little scared? >> if i said i were not you should not trust me or be unhappy i am in this job. >>>> trevor: in some sense this is preaching to the choir we have, i think, been talking about the issues loudest with most intensity for the longest. previously told rebecca... >> i have tremendous respect for elon. some different opinions but we fundamentally agree on more. >> tr

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>> david: trevor ault tonight. trevor, thanks to you.will turn to the heated showdown on capitol hill, the ceo of tiktok under fire from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle over your personal information, your privacy, and over national security concerns involving the massively popular tiktok app. the ceo trying to fend off a possible ban today on the hill promising there is a firewall protecting your personal information from the chinese government. but you ae about to see the back-and-forth, lawmakers were not convinced. here's our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> reporter: today, ceo of tiktok swarmed by cameras on capitol hill, lawmakers from both parties unloading right from the start. >> tiktok surveils us all, and the chinese communist party is able to use this as a tool to manipulate america as a whole. your platform should be banned. >> reporter: for more than five hours, ceo shou chew defended the wildly popular app and its chinese parent company bytedance, insisting the platform had take

>> all right, trevor ault in scituate, massachusetts, trevor, thank you. let's get to ginger zee, tracking it all, and we begin with this nor'easter, it's not done yet. >> reporter: no, david. we've got at least 12 hours of this thing yet. we are getting gusts to 40 miles per hour. you know how the crews here, they use sandbags to put on top of the cameras and the lights. well, those were tested. we almost lost the camera, but tom manning for the win, he caught this one. that's going to be more difficult if you are trying to fly or drive in it. that's why i want towavho s tou0 miles per hour, wrapping around the really tight isobars. you can see the low start to pull away, but take its sweet time. 33 inches fell in holly, massachusetts, that's the winter so far, because i say so far, because it's not done yet. we'll still have the snow in northern maine into early tomorrow morning. then, we've had more than 3 1/2 inches in parts of san luis obispo county. tomorrow morning, san that barbara, it moves south. los angeles get, it, too. >> just look at that in

>> all right, trevor ault in scituate, massachusetts, trevor, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking it all. and we begin with this nor'easter, it's not done yet, ginger. >> reporter: no, david. we've got at least 12 hours of this thing yet. we are getting gusts to 40 miles per hour. you know how the crews here, they use sandbags to put on top of the cameras and the lights. well, those were tested. we almost lost the camera, but tom manning for the win, he caught this one. that's going to be more difficult if you are trying to fly in it or drive in it. and that's why i want to show you've got those gusts of 40, 50, 60 miles per hour, wrapping around those really tight isobars. those lines of equal pressure that tell us that it's super, super windy. the streamlines are represented in there. you can see the low start to pull away but take its sweet time. and in the meantime, the 33 inches that already fell in holly, massachusetts, well, that's the winter so far, but i say so far, because it's not done yet. we'll still have tho

trevor ault is there. >>> the idaho college murders, t.d tonight, what's now been ec pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> the war in ukraine, and the first meeting between secretary of state antony blinken and hid russian counterpart since this war began. james longman in ukraine tonight, as we now learn what was said. >>> the news back here at home on george santos tonight. the new york congressman who admitted to lying, making up much of his life story what they're now doing in congress, as he comes under the microscope. jon karl is here. >>> the remarkable discovery. what's been found inside the greet pyramid of giza. >>> and america strong. he waited nearly six decades for this honor. our interview tonight with the black vietnam veteran set to receive the medal of honor. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we have several breaking stories as we come on the air. the idaho murders, the discoery. the severe storms hitting. the tornado watch and the risk for straight-line winds. and that horrific flight over the u.s. the severe turbulence. but

>> david: trevor ault in new york. trevor, thank you. on heightened alert ahead of any possible indictment of the former president, we learned that members of the grand jury were told not to report in today. so what could this signal? jonathjonathan karl back agai tonight. >> at the manhattan district attorney investigating donald trump's hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels told the grand jury in the case to stand on for today. sources tell abc news at least one additional witness may be called to testify before jurors decide whether to indict the former president. trump declared over the weekend he would be arrested on tuesday. that obviously did not happen. but new york is still bracing for protests after trump called for his supporters to turn out. seem to be heeding his call. former vice president mike pence saw firsthand what happened when trump called for protests on january 6th and said people should not protest this time. >> i would discourage americans from engaging in protest. if, in fact, the former president is in

plus our interview this morning with trevor reid.he is the marine veteran who is freed from russian prison last year. he's going to talk about what it must be like the american journalist who has now been arrested. the first few hours when you're wrongfully detained or extremely confusing. you're in a state of shock. i can't believeve this is how you kids talk to your friends. this is talklking. did you have a nicice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp. enormous for shrimp. what she's talking. my most important kitchen tool, my unlike some others, areva plus is a multitasker supporting six key indicators of brain health. keep me sharp, areva think bigger brought in ensure max protein with 30 g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy and just two weeks here. i'll take that. max protein with 30 g of protein, one g of sugar and nutrients for immune help. future is here. we've been creating it for more than 100 years. putting the most advanced technology into people's hands, generation after generation. tool after too

i'm trevor ault.h the oscars less than a week away, that notorious slap is back in the headlines. comedian chris rock delivered plenty of verbal punches to will smith and his wife in a film viewed by millions. >> i took that hit. >> almost a year after actor will smith slapped him on stage at the oscars, saturday night comedian chris rock hit back hard. >> y'all know what happened to me, getting smacked by shook smith. everybody knows i got summertime ringing in my ears. >> reporter: rock performing in baltimore at his sold-out show titled "selective outrage" for the first show ever streamed live on netflix. >> i'm going to try to do a show tonight without offending nobody. >> i'm excited to hear his perspective. >> reporter: fans anticipating for months whether he would forgive and forget about being assaulted by smith or go on the offensive and releash his revenge. in the closing minutes, rock revealed his answer. >> nobody's picking on this [ blee [ bleep ] they started this [ bleep ]. a lot of peo

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. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. the debate over gun control is again happening in washington just days after 6 people were killed in that nashville school shooting. i've got the latest details coming up >> happening right now, the city of benicia is asking its residents to cut back on their water usage. officials say a collapsed hillside damage. the city's main water line causing a water shortage. there. a kron four's. charles clifford is live for us in benicia with the latest on this. charles. >> well, the city of benicia says the recent heavy rain triggered a mudslide which has damaged a 3 foot water. main lot of line. that is a big pipe. that was the primary source of water here in benicia that they have now shut down that pipeline and they're asking residents to conserve water until they get it fixed. the city of benicia asking all residents, businesses, schools, basically everyone to immediately reduce their water use by 40%. officials say this is necessary because the city's main water line was damaged when a

i'm trevor shirley in washington. the growing alliance between russia and china is on full display this week. >> and it's got u.s. officials concerned that china could help russia gained the upper hand in ukraine. i'll explain why coming up ahead. >> and the tweets that left the nation wondering if an arrest. what happened today for former president donald trump. the growing tension. we'll talk with a political we'll talk with a political analyst about the matter. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have

that was trevor shirley reporting for us.nese president xi jinping is meeting with russian president vladimir putin today. >> this this is she's first visit to moscow since russia invaded ukraine more than a year ago. some view the trip is a symbolic sign of chinese support for russia without antagonizing the united states. who is china's biggest trading partner. the trip also comes just days after an international court issued an arrest warrant for putin accusing him of war crimes, russia, china and the united states are not members of the court. meanwhile, vladimir putin did make a surprise trip to the ukrainian port city of mariupol over the weekend. >> video shows him driving a car through the streets. there it was his first trip to ukraine since moscow illegally annexed the country in september. still ahead, snapchat under fire once again as more lawsuits come forward alleging the social media platform has a role in drug overdoses. >> plus, alarming data showing a new strategy as many americans face hardships due to infl

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington.sident biden is previewing his annual budget with a big focus on keeping medicare fund it for decades. i've got that story coming up ahead. >> plus, we've got niners surgery news following broad party injuries and some surprise signings coming from a former raider. stick around for those details. >> brock purdy is going to have surgery on his elbow this friday surgery was initially scheduled for last month, but his elbow was still too swollen to go under the knife. keith meister will perform that operation. best case scenario. brock is looking at a 6 month recovery window. if all goes well, it would make him available around september 10th, which is the first week of the nfl season. worst case scenario, doctors could start the surgery and find out the ucl is way more damage than anyone thought which could keep rock out for the entirety of next season. meanwhile, derek carr agreed to a four-year deal with the new orleans saints. 100 million dollars guaranteed that the total deal could b

our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. and today some lawmakers have called for an all out national ban on tiktok over national security concerns. >> because tiktok is owned by chinese company. house lawmakers are laying out their concerns directly to tiktok ceo show chew chu who is from singapore is defending his company's practices saying the tiktok does not turn over user data to the chinese communist party. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say tiktok is a vacuum for users. personal information which they say the chinese government has access to tiktok denies that president joe biden signed an order banning tiktok on all government devices and several states have done the same. today's hearing focused on tiktok security practices as well its impact on teenagers. the ap's potential for negative impacts on young people in kids was another major criticism by some lawmakers. 2 offered promise is aimed at addressing lawmakers. concerns tiktok collects and compiles a vast troves of valuable personal information to create

trevor shirley has more from dc. >> in particular, they want to know how contamination at one singleuld have such far-reaching effects on the entire u.s. formula industry during tuesday's hearing. a former fda official told lawmakers the risk of a similar emergency still exists. >> the necessary safeguards have not been advanced and inadequate pace to prevent future illnesses. and the infant formula supply chain continues to lack serious resilience. lawmakers want to know why the fda didn't have better oversight of the abbott laboratories formula facility which shut down after bacterial contamination was found leading to a nationwide formula shortage. we need to know exactly how equipped the fda is to be in the prevention business. now that we've weathered the 2022 crisis, some lawmakers pointed fingers directly at the fda. fda regulators were paid to do a job but chose not to use its remote inspection authority, which was specifically intended by congress to ensure fda could prevent this type of crisis. but that former fda official said the formula maker is also to blame abbott nutr

i'm trevor shirley in washington. vice president kamala harris is on the ground in africa this week. >> coming up, i've got details on what she's doing there and how some experts say it's an attempt by the administration to push back on chine >> folks in the north bay bracing for more wet weather. of course, just days after the last storm in san anselmo, a tree had fallen on a home. the owner says she and her son are lucky to be alive. kron four's amanda hari has more on how they're prepping for this next round of rain. >> the big thing shw's trying to do right now is just clean up as much as possible before the next storm comes in. this is where that tree used to be. you can see the stump left behind the actual tree has been removed at this point. but there's still a lot left to do. >> early friday morning, people in this san and neighborhood woke up to the sound of a tree landing on a home. linda ross was inside when the tree fell. but she says she and her son walked out without a scratch and amaze still to this her

. >> and trevor shirley in washington, today's jobs report is out. it's good news. if you're looking for employment but not so good news for everyone dealing with higher prices from inflation. i'll explain why. coming up ahead. >> and the nationwide opioid epidemic now being felt in santa clara county. hear from the county supervisor behind taking the lead behind this project and the plans theyp have to protect children and equip library workers with the tools to help. plus, we continue our severe storm coverage on kron 4. how business owners in san francisco are gearing up for the next round of wet weather. and i'm keeping an eye on our creeks and streams santa cruz county and also the north bay looking out for some trouble today. so we'll talk about where that is and also get you your ex >> in san francisco, we are seeing more showers coming down across the city from 4. sarah stinson caught up with people in the marina neighborhood for their reaction to all this rain. >> very slow right now. very slowly on the reason people are coming in this to stay dry. really,

i'm trevor shirley in washington. some lawmakers say it's time for a national no-fly list to punish people convicted of violent crimes on airplanes. but will it pass? i've >> welcome bag. several more feet of snow piling up on top of people's homes and businesses in south lake tahoe. these back-to-back storms are causing more structures to just give way under the heavy weight of all the snow fire marshal kim george says her department stun 100 structure checks on commercial buildings and homes making sure they're still safe. despite the heavy snow. >> along the billing department of red tagged about 20 buildings since around march, first shoveling roofs. i've tahoe for a my 44th winter. >> and this is 80 to 83 might have been a little bit stronger than this one says been a concern. >> it is wild out there. chief george has whenever there's a break in the weather this week, property owners should try to remove as much snow from their roofs as possible. i feel like it's probably expensive to do that, but it's less expen

my name is trevor uldridge, callsign dozen. force for over 10 years. i fly fighter jets all over the world on my social networks. i post footage from the cockpit. in general, we figured out this fake. it was video based. and now i want to show you another video, uh, and just talk about it. i came here from abkhazia to also help our brothers. hello russia and with rom i came to buryatia, i am a cossack, we are a battalion of the yenisei brigade don here, as one, we defend the interests of the motherland and i invite everyone in russia today to stand as one people, one country, in order to fulfill the same tasks, brothers are good to everyone. we found these people, comrades. hello welcome you to our program. hello everyone. please tell us what inspired you to make this video. i came here as the press service of the battalion. and when , at the transshipment point, where the selection of fighters was going on, i saw how the guys walk together, well , they tell jokes and saw different nationalities. well, how warmly they treat eac

good morning, trevor. good morning, george. so, authorities say that suitcase this suspect checked into security was tagged with his own name, but that explosive device was concealed inside it and rigged to potentially detonate quickly and while officials say security content right away any kind of explosive device at an american airport is enough to ou avaaerious alarm. this smuggled an explosive device onto a plane. the fbi says that explosive was found inside one of these rolling suitcases belonging to mark muffling seen in this surveillance image monday at pennsylvania's lehigh valley international airport. authorities say monthly was flying towards lando on allegiant airlines and check the suitcase which triggered an alarm as it went through t s a screening, indicating it contained a suspicious device. investigators say inside the bag, they found a circular compound approximately three inches in diameter, wrapped in wax like paper and clear plastic wrap hiddenin the lining of the baggage it was concealed within. his luggag

i spoke to trevor about the arrest of evan herskovitz and what he's going through. have an experience that that so few people have because to a degree, you know what he's going through. can you just remind us what were your first few hours and detention? like? what do you imagine that he's going through right now? the first few hours when you're wrongfully detained or extremely confusing. you're in a state of shock. um they're also in a state of denial. you're thinking that there's no possible way that this is happening to me. maybe it's just a nightmare. maybe i'm gonna wake up in this didn't happen. and unfortunately for me that. that kind of, you know, just surreal feeling lasted for basically the whole almost three years that i was detained. yeah and when he was whenever was formally arrested, his own attorney wasn't even allowed in the courtroom. you obviously dealt close and personally with the russian judicial system, as i guess we'll call it how do you fear that he's going to be treated by them? there's no there's no question that the russian judicial system

good morning, trevor. >> good morning, george. shooter are also charged and prosecutors say while ethan crumbley opened fire in that school his parents acted so egregiously ignoring warning signs, buying their son that gun they have to be held criminally responsible. this morning, a michigan appeals court weighing whether unprecedented charges against the parents of michigan school shooter ethan crumbley can continue to trial. >> what things did they do or not do that led to these events? >> reporter: the case is the first of its kind. james and jennifer crumbley are charged with four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say gross negligence makes them at least partially responsible for their son ethan's november 2021 rampage when he killed four classmates and injured seven others, including a teacher. >> what's the precedent we'll set here? there are a lot of families with kids who might not be as stable as the parents would like them to be. >> reporter: prosecutors allege the crumbleys bought the weapon then 15-y

many roads were closed in madrid , thousands of almond blossoms went wild and trevor spun in the gardensnd heard from the city where he was resting. here the maya has its own sighting objects in the capital of spain and zvuchayno now not deprived. wahoy for a tourist, aleu-gytyi plows here, collecting a pilgrimage to see almonds. such weakness of madrid and looking back at the sakura branches, the epicenter of the riot of natural headlights is the old-down park at the sound of the yak 50, which can not be adjusted here . a left-handed person without dark eyepieces does not come here so bright and stunning is the almond blossom. forecast for the yard, i'm with our neighbors tomorrow and on the territory of belarus at mondays of the shostakovite of ukraine in central and half a day. europe will have money active midnight atlantic cyclone ; at zakhodnya evropy , a wide, greedy anticyclone will wear out at the courtyards , it is predicted that it will be variable to cloudy without sloping rainfall. in ukraine, midnight on europe , the places themselves are jumping small in europe will be tra

our first washington correspondent trevor shirley explains. this would likely be a tough fight for the white house, especially if the administration decides to go after tiktok's parent company itself. >> on thursday, the white house wouldn't comment directly on reports that the administration itself was joining the fight to rid america of tiktok. we have expressed concerns over china's potential use of software platforms that could in danger or threatened. >> america's safety and their national security. so that is the president concerned. that is why we have called on congress to take action. the wall street journal reported the treasury department was threatening a u.s. ban on tiktok and let's take talks owners. the chinese company bytedance sold the app. >> tiktok representatives dismissed that report. let's go ahead. and the thing i think that's what we need to do and i would target tiktok the idea of a tiktok ban is a rare issue where both parties find common ground. what we're trying to deal with years, the risk of insecure information a

our trevor shirley has more now from dc. in particular.ow contamination at one single facility. >> could have such far-reaching effects on the entire u.s. formula industry during tuesday's hearing. a former fda official told lawmakers the risk of a similar emergency still exists. >> the necessary safeguards have not been advanced and inadequate pace to prevent future illnesses. and the infant formula supply chain continues to lack serious resilience. lawmakers want to know why the fda didn't have better oversight of the abbott laboratories formula facility which shut down after bacterial contamination was found leading to a nationwide formula shortage. we need to know exactly how equipped the fda is to be in the prevention business. now that we've weathered the 2022 crisis, some lawmakers pointed fingers directly at the fda. fda regulators were paid to do a job but chose to not to use its remote inspection authority, which was specifically intended by congress to ensure fda could prevent this type of crisis. but that former fda official sa

our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the very latest.ment came from the department of energy. >> and it certainly got lawmakers talking despite its seenergy department says it has, quote, low confidence that covid started from a lab leak in china. this is hard to figure out. >> when you can do in atlanta at the cdc, if something goes wrong, we have so few facts that inevitably different agencies are going arrive at different conclusions. and when an agency slightly adjusts, it's the interpretation as the department of energy may have done. that doesn't mean that all of a sudden the government has a firm view. the fbi also believes that a potential lab leak was the most likely source this weekend. former secretary of state mike pompeo said he believed early on that a lab accident was to blame. it is now good to see that the department of energy has come to the same conclusion that i did. my state department did years ago. >> that this leak came from a laboratory in china. but other agencies disagree arguing the virus jumped from animals t

trevor mccall delivers auto parts. he had to deal with the heavy rain on the free throws. and he'll be back out again on friday. >> we have some of our routes up north that have been canceled because of snow or downed threes. i have to go to east bay or oakland. it's crappy out there. but nothing you can do. >> horrible. i just drove back from petaluma from visiting my daughter. and it's just -- it's yeah, it's outrageous. >> shelby wilcox was stuck in traffic and rain. from petaluma to santa rosa. her night is not done. she does deliveries. so she'll be back out again most of the overnight. >> rain, shine. so i'll be stuck in the weather all night. hopefully it doesn't get any worse. >> the chief lowenthal says it's important for residents to check their storm drains tomorrow when there's a break in the rain. he says it's important to keep them clear an keep things moving. ama: thank you. this video came into the abc7 newsroom, a few minutes ago. look at this tree landed on a house in san anselmo there definitely appears to be damage to the roof. we have not hear whether

i'm trevor shirley. >> all right, time for another look at the 4 zone forecast as we get lovely lookthe saint patrick's day evening. golden gate bridge. >> the radar has been a very green lately, but not the past few days. but matt, the 2023 lawrence has been the year of green already. yeah. amazing high mean you just drive around the bay area. look up for the mountain tops and everything is growing up there right now in green. and that's for sure. but >> you want to get away around the state this weekend. you could do it. you got to watch out in some spots. we've got changes in the weather coming our way as we're going to see another storm system begin role in. i think late on saturday night and into sunday. so that might factor in some of your plans right now have been bad out of sfo lays the other day with all the winds. there are no problems at sfo now or oakland or san jose are looking good. headed up the high country year. probably go enjoy some nice snow. in fact, just a ton of snow up there right now. you can see look at all a look at all the cars racing up there. they are pi

i'm trevor shirley in washington. president biden announces a new deal that lets australia by u.s.ttack submarines. those warships come in time to counter what some say is a counter what some say is a growing thre i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tirednes

lever raj. >> -- leverage >> it is a tactic russia has used for a long time it's not new paul whelan, trevorration as you all know, we're still working very hard. using for some time now. >> does that complicate paul whelan's situation >> as you know, those conversations are incredibly sensitive. we're going to be very mindful we're still very much committed in bringing paul home. he was wrongfully detained we have been clear about that. we're not going to get into details on those conversations. >> and last one, is the administration reaching out to others for support for governor bill richardson who's been involved in other releases before is that something the administration is doing? >> i don't have any outside conversations to speak to, you heard directly from the state department when it comes to these types of events, that the state department runs and leaves, and our nsc, i will leave it to them to speak to them. >> is it the administration's view that this reporter is being wrongfully held or is that still a determination? >> there's a process the state department runs, and we're go

i'm trevor ault.e begin with every parent's worst nightmare. 19-year-old college student kristin smart vanished without a trace after an off-campus party 26 years ago. her family fighting for decades to hold her killer accountable. that long and winding road to justice. what they finally heard in a california courtroom today. here's abc's mona kosar abdi. >> reporter: it's the dramatic end to an american true crime saga. >> our loving, tenacious, and beautiful daughter's life was stolen by a cowardly rapist. the life as we knew it was gone forever. >> paul chose to take the life, my sister kristin's life, a beautiful life. he must now pay. >> reporter: more than 25 years after 19-year-old kristin smart vanished without a trace -- >> people had seen her, they kind of knew where she had been. and then suddenly, she's gone. disappears. >> a lot of people i've spoken to think of kristin almost like their own daughter. that's every parent's worst nightmare. >> reporter: the convicted killer, paul flores, f

i'm trevor shirley. >> coming up, honoring harriet tubman.take a look at the new sculpture at the millbrae bart station honoring her and learn more about the story behind its design. plus, a state senator is pushing for a new proposal that would allow for a floating pool in the bay. details ahead. and it's an interview you'll only see here on kron 4, the brother of convicted offender, the lien maxwell opens up about why she is appealing her conviction. her high profile case probably had you glued to the tv set. >> we're talking about the maxwell, who along with jeffrey epstein was convicted of trafficking, young girls kron four's vicki liviakis met maxwell sister several years ago in the bay area. i recently spoke with her brother in an interview you'll only see here on kron 4. >> from prince's to president's big names are associated with the epstein scandal. >> everything that's happening, tabloids, royalty. politicians lady at the center of it all. >> glenn maxwell is at the cenier of an international scandal involving her former boyfriend

i'm trevor shirley. >> while do video of a rock slide coming down in malibu, los angeles county sheriff'sn the scene of an earlier smaller slide when the huge rocks you see here and mud came tumbling down. one deputy had to run for cover to avoid being hit by the boulders. the road was closed for several hours, but thankfully has since reopened. scary stuff. a family in southern california will always have a sweet reminder of the historic storm. a baby girl named winter was born in the midst of the blizzard. her mother went into labor on thursday night. so dad trudge through 4 feet of snow, loading up their truck for the 50 mile trip down the san bernardino mountains. look at all that snow. the couple left their 4 year-old son with a neighbor and hit the road. brady wade says he was fighting blizzard conditions all the way down when they reach the base with miles. still to go, wade says he ran every red light until he got to the hospital in fontana with no time to spare. >> by the time that she arrived at hospital, she was already a plus centimeters dilated and the doctor told her that fo

our washington correspondent trevor shirley reports.t assessment came from the department of energy and it certainly got lawmakers talking. >> despite its assessment, the energy department says it has, quote, low confidence that covid started from a lab leak in china. this is hard to figure out. >> when you can do in atlanta at the cdc, if something goes wrong, we have so few facts that inevitably different agencies are going to arrive at different conclusions. and when an agency slightly adjusts, it's the interpretation as the department of energy may have done. that doesn't mean that all of a sudden the government has a firm view. the fbi also believes that a potential lab leak was the most likely source this weekend. former secretary of state mike pompeo said he believed early on that a lab accident was to blame. it is now good to see that the department of energy has come to the same conclusion that i did. my state department did years ago. >> that this leak came from a laboratory in china. but other agencies disagree arguing the vi

trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> thank you to trevor.baseball rob manfred. great to have you with us. >> thank you. i have been smiling think about this times i went to twin's games with my grandpa jerry. he have had big opinions about the changes. why are making them. the finish. resoefrp showed the game changed in i way that fans did not like and we decided it was time to intervene to put the best form of baseball on the field yoochlt and that best form of baseball it now has a clock associated with t. at least part television. that is an interesting factor because baseball is the game you go to without a clock >> it is still a game with no clock in the sense the end is in the determined by timing the game ends naturally like it always has. the pitch timer is a small change to move things long >> what do you say to fans they want to keep tellode school. keep at this time way it has been for a century plus? >> i think nothing stay in exactly the same form. the fact of the matter is, the game e involved informly and changed dramatically

i want trevor to show you the real impact of the storm. it has been two months and the farmworkers are working. you can see the trash that was pushed by the water that flooded this area. we spent time talking about how this is really affecting their lives and this is what they said. >> as california braces for another atmospheric river, residents of gilroy are taking precautions. >> this is a major flood. >> one of the primary concerns is the possibility of flooding. in the past, gilroy has experienced severe flooding causing damage to homes, businesses and farms. they tell me the last time the water took away everything that was here. tractors get flooded getting five feet of water in the house. so today as the area braces for another atmospheric river we spent the day with two farmworkers who are incredible concern. they tell me they do not know what will happen to land or the plant, right now everything is unknown and stressful. especially because their income depends on this form. 's is january 11th he has been here cleaning because th

trevor mccall delivers auto parts. he had to deal with the heavy rain on the free throws. and he'll be back out again on friday. >> we have some of our routes up north that have been canceled because of snow or downed threes. i have to go to east bay or oakland. it's crappy out there. but nothing you can do. >> horrible. i just drove back from petaluma from visiting my daughter. and it's just -- it's yeah, it's outrageous. >> shelby wilcox was stuck in traffic and rain. from petaluma to santa rosa. her night is not done. she does deliveries. so she'll be back out again most of the overnight. >> rain, shine. so i'll be stuck in the weather all night. hopefully it doesn't get any worse. >> the chief lowenthal says it's important for residents to check their storm drains tomorrow when there's a break in the rain. he says it's important to keep them clear an keep things moving. ama: thank you. this video came into the abc7 newsroom, a few minutes ago. look at this tree landed on a house in san anselmo there definitely appears to be damage to the roof. we have not hear whether

protesters placed empty chairs with red flowers outside the transport minister on monday trevor the peopleed. they carry placards that said -- to remember the people that died. they carried placards saying that our lives matter. they say safety has been insufficient for years. >> he has been sentenced for 50 years in prison, tried in absentia, and went into exile after running for presidency against alexander lukashenko in between 20. -- 2020. the news continues here at al jazeera that is after "inside story."■Ññ?ñ?ñ?Ñ?Ñ?ñ■vñÑtÑf?o■ñ; 7 i spend a lot of time in montreal. it really is, together with copenhagen and barcelona, one of my favourite places on the planet, a home away from home. but i still have a problem putting my finger on what makes this city so great. through the centuries, montreal has found itself at a global crossroads where nations, cultures and languages have met, or were fiercely defended. now, it's as though montreal is a city that spends a lot of time wondering about itself. i wouldn't call it an identity crisis, more of an identity mélange. this city faces real urban

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i'm trevor ault.ednesday the meteoric rise of freshman congressman george santos and his quick turn to infamy. the new york republican admitting to falsehoods about his education and work history, facing a house ethics probe and several other investigations. but why do we find the stories of these famous fakeouts so compelling? here's abc's rachel scott. >> how would you describe george santos? >> a compulsive liar. compulsive isn't even the word. it's -- i think he needs to lie more than he needs to breathe. >> reporter: for navy veteran richard osthoff, honor and commitment means something. they're the values he swore to. did you ever think that the person who allegedly scammed you could end up in the halls of congress? >> no. that hurts more than anything, i think. i served my country honorably. i raised my hand. i gave an oath. everything about him is fake, phony, horrible, destructive, hurtful. he doesn't represent the values of our country. >> reporter: in 2016, he says george santos promised to

trevor ault has more. good, good good morning, trevor. >> trevor: and i think this late last night.aking in really effect. they say first citizens bank is buying the book of silicon valley bank. they are taking on all of the deposits. its bounds and its branches and that means that branches will actally be back open today under that name silicon valley bank, a division of first citizens bank and they see customers can and should go there for their banking. they will be able to go to any location. the estimate first citizens but as vbs -- at a discount of more than $16 billion. terms of the deal are very similar to the flagstar takeover of signature bank a week ago. lately we have heard so much about how customer deposits are insured. the if you see says svp's collapse is going to end up costing the deposit insurance fund, which is paid for by bank fees, $20 billion, guys. >> robin: we will turn to march madness. mensah final four is set this morning. featuring three teams that have never made it this far. and with half the women's bracket said, the final two spots are on the line >>

you think about trevor read.they were taken prior to the prior administration under the prior administration, and so, as you all know, we're still working very hard to bring paul home. that is something that we are committed to. you heard that from the president, you heard that from the secretary of state. you've heard that from my colleagues and nsc, and so right now, our best tool to prevent this is to make sure that we are discouraging anybody to travel to russia, and we will continue to be clear about that. but again, this is a tactic that they have been using for some time now. does this complicate paul dealings situation? as you know, those conversations are incredibly sensitive. and so we're going to be very mindful. we are still very much committed and bringing paul home he was wrongfully detained. we have been very clear about that, but not going to get into details on those conversations are administration reaching out to others for support. for instance, governor bill richardson, who has been involved

trevor reid says there's no doubt in his mind that evan is being held as a hostage.you can see more of my injury, whichever read in the next hour. historic moment. donald trump has been indicted. he is slated to appear in court next week. we have now entered unprecedented territory. his allies erupted in fury, the white house so quiet what will happen next? we have our cnn legal experts standing by lawyers for both trump and michael cohen will join us their reaction to the indictment. so stay close. vegas hotel. what you're thinking it's cool. i don't w want anything too serios , either. just a fun, spontaneous thing. i'm looking for someone who will let loose dress up a little. a show order the steak and the lobster. some people say i'm excessive, but who cares? i'm just looking for a saturday to remember. sunday up. wealth changing question. is your advisor givinyou incomplete advice. besides investing, there's also taxes, insurance, esta planning and otr elements that can be stressful to organize creative planning. we provide all the expertise all the advice you n

griner situation kind of paved the way and trevor reid, unfortunately, and i say that because we don't see them nabbing a german and the germans are holding someone who murdered he murdered a georgian citizens , so citizen of the republic of georgia on german territory, this russian that the germans are holding a prison and the germans have been adamant they will not swap. so they won't even let i'm guessing behind the scenes. even if americans asked to make a swap for paul whelan, they haven't been willing to do it and as a result you know, maybe no one's going to nab german, so it's unfortunate. it's a very tricky situation for the government for our government. what do you think about this? because the state department said that these two cases shouldn't be compared between gersh ceviche and paul whelan. how do you think this complicates paul whelan situation? what do you think the u. s government should do right now. the cases are obviously comparable because they're both espionage charges and so well and may give us a preview of what mr gorshkov itch can expect. it does complicate

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