committee and at the time i have been on the intelligence committee her contributions have not gone unnoticed and she's trying to find reasonable places where we can make a difference in the kind of mass shootings we have seen. i will start by speaking about the recent tragedy in florida. as a father of two young boys i cannot begin to imagine the nightmare that families are living through as they mourn their loss of their children in the wake of another horrific mass shooting. no parent should have to live in peter that their child would not come home from school. that is pretty applicable. just last week one of my own sons went through an active shooter training at the school. sadly, that is the new norm in schools all across our country. ninety-one americans are killed each day by gun violence. we cannot accept the status quo is the new normal. there are real and concrete steps we can take to reduce gun violence and once again, americans are looking to congress to finally enact commonsense reforms are gun laws and to protect our schoolkids and our children and protect our community. like m

too long welcome thank you but always was so what's interesting about this is this may have gone unnoticed by many but the judge who first accept the blame is guilty plea and who is also one of three fires a court judges in d.c. overseeing wiretap applications like the ones at target a you know donald trump's campaign now he for some reason we don't know recused himself from the case within days of the guilty plea deal the new judge in the case emmett sullivan order of the b.o.j. to hand over any potentially exonerating evidence to flynn's legal team lionel why is that order so important and why would a judge issue it after a defendant has already pled guilty and made the plea deal great question this judge was instrumental it was involved in the ted stevens case and he has a standing order that says all exculpatory or brady information from the nine hundred sixty three case brady against maryland all exculpatory evidence evidence that would tend to help somebody all must be provided now what's odd about this is in federal court in particular to withdraw a plea is never why i imagine. imag

too long welcome thank you but always was so what's interesting about this is this may have gone unnoticed by many but the judge who first accepted blame is guilty plea and who is also one of three fires a court judges in d.c. overseeing wiretap applications like the ones at target a you know donald trump's campaign now he for some reason we don't know recused himself from the case within days of the guilty plea deal the new judge in the case ended so of an order of the b.o.j. to hand over any potentially exonerating evidence to flynn's legal team lionel why is that order so important and why would a judge issue it after a dependent has already pled guilty and made the plea deal. great question this judge was instrumental it was involved in the ted stevens case and he has a standing order that says all exculpatory or brady information from the night hundred sixty three case brady against maryland all exculpatory evidence evidence that would tend to help somebody all must be provided now what's odd about this is in federal court in particular to withdraw a plead is never why i imagine. imag

part bravado, part avoidance but even here president trump's rhetoric does not go unnoticed. [ speakinggn language ]. >> do you think that president trump's rhetoric has made things more dangerous. >> i think the biggest thing with president trump's commentary he's normalizing the idea of using force against north korea. >> this is a regular tv pundit here . >> question is how do democracies respond to those scandals. >> now famously known as the bbc dad from this video one of the top ten viral moments last year. a rare bit of humor in his otherwise sobering day job talking about the risks of nuclear armageddon. >> the idea is we hold guns to each other's head, long as we both pull the trigger we're both okay. >> that's classic arms control. >> it's nuclear deterrent. >> the kellys have a lot on the line, his wife is korean and this is home for their family. >> they invited us to a home-cook home-cooked korean meal. >> looks amazing. kimchi is very much the national dish. >> our conversation what it's like to live under threat of war. >> in a nuclear blast what we have to do most korean

and it travel the distance about a mile before coming to a stop along the highway unnoticed. and police activity focused on vehicle that had minor damage and sexton's body and truck were not found for several hours. located after raymore and flannigan's where for a welfare check on the driver. it was last inspected in 2016. and there is not said if there was work done in or around the area where the materials fell. >> so lots of unanswered questions at this point. chief among them why did the conduit fail and when it failed. and raymore and flag began estimated he had driven more than million miles for them and had been through the tunnel thousands of times and his plan was to retire next august. >> all right thank you. >>> former radnor township commissioner phillip ahr is fow facing federal child pornography charges and the indictment unsealed charges are receiving and possessing and distributing child pornography. that is in addition to charges that he is facing in delaware county. if convicted ahr faces a mandatory five yearson entence. >>> in bucks county the story of a

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johns didn't go unnoticed cats dropped to number three. next play wednesday at providence. this season around, owls won five of the last eight. coach fran duncey was asked if he sees more confidence in his players? >> they feel good about themselves, but they know the importance of this week and first game this week at wichita state. they understand how challenging it's going to be and how challenging houston will be sunday. it's a big week for us. >> trying to make a late season push. >> ducis rodgers, "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." guests heather graham and music from cane brown. ?us continues tomorrow morning. >> cecily tynan and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! heather graham,down, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] on a special day. today is an important day in american history. today i

. >> that it would go unnoticed? >> it can go unnoticed. you know, especially with delusions.people. >> reporter: and it was morgan's mother angie who told us she believes her daughter actively hid her delusions from those around her. >> i think that, as she got older, and she realized that hey, maybe this isn't normal, that she did make a conscious effort to hide it. a lot of her hallucinations were friends to her, and i don't think that she wanted to lose those friends. >> reporter: and dr. westendorf says there also may have been something uniquely compelling, to these already vulnerable minds of morgan and anissa, about the way slender man is presented online. >> once you find this character on the internet, you can read all these stories that look real. >> reporter: and the doctor says with anissa, there was something different at play. remember, it was morgan who was diagnosed with schizophrenia. dr. westendorf then diagnosed anissa with what's called a "shared psychotic disorder." saying that with morgan's schizophrenia, when paired with both of their delusions about sl

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johns didn't go unnoticed cats dropped to number three. next play wednesday at providence. temple turned this season around, owls won five of the last eight. coach fran duncey was asked if he sees more confidence in his players? >> they feel good about themselves, but they know the importance of this week and first game this week at wichita state. they understand how challenging it's going to be and how challenging houston will be sunday. it's a big week for us. >> trying to make a late season push. >> ducis rodgers, "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." guests heather graham and music from cane brown. ?us continues tomorrow morning. >> cecily tynan and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show. "right this minute." >>> a robber tries to break out of a furniture store. >> a couple of kicks against the door -- >> see who's waiting to push it closed. >> despite all his rage, he's still just a rat in a cage. >>> a sad moment about to change with news that she's getting a big, wonder

. >> one didn't go unnoticed this weekend. just before 8:00 saturday night, officers working in an undercover capacity here at the cafe witnessed a group of suspects steal these two laptops and run to a waiting get away car. >> one of the two victims chased after the suspects and was dragged a short distance. >> after making sure the victim was okay, the officers stopped the vehicle on college avenue near russell street and arrested six people. three adults and three juveniles. five of the six were on probation for similar crimes. police say they seized additional stolen property from other crimes. >> it's good they're showing up. >> berkeley police say be aware of your surroundings. pack everything up. >> it doesn't work perfectly, but better than nothing. >> consider placing tracking software on your devices. the undercover efforts of the department will continue until there's a decrease in laptop thefts. in berkeley, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> an electrical box explodd at maria carillo high school in santa rosa today

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and the conflict has been described as one of the world's bloodiest yet it seems to go completely unnoticed yvonne with the united nations office for coordination of humanitarian affairs in kinshasa and we asked him for his view on the situation right now. well it is a pretty year dire situation all across much of east india or the. lump on many of these provinces are today hosting a pub in the people of the place. right now and there are about four point four million people who are displaced in the earth and we're only talking about east india or the make that the african country with the most people children and woman. cloth them from the heart and all of this is tied to go on per climate of insecurity and bali and they have been threatened at home people for years have been higher you know one family i mean and you know of on the ground the whether it's you know or even whether it's been going to go pleasant or all the other pleasant oh do it well began with the means that you have last year with a pretty rough year for the weren't able to get. much money and wanted to. keep the percent

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this is something one unnoticed. another primary in a crowded jumbled primary. we provided support. that candidate continues to lock the race in. the work he is doing reaching out to the families of them devastated by fires in his district is an example. we will continue to look at these races. with darrellts issa and ed royce, the math has changed. we have to be in the top two or we don't have a chance. we will continue to look at these races and worked with the california delegation and have conversations with the incredible grassroots groups. we have over 200 in the state of california. we will work together to make sure only do we have a democrat in the top two, that we can win these districts in november. >> the republicans are going to run on a strong economy and national security and the return as nancy pelosi as speaker of the house. what is the message this year? we are showing the american people that we have their back. what we have seen and bill after bill, repealing the affordable deliveredrepublicans was higher premiums and higher deductibles and higher costs. we wante

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report authors say the extensive abuse of adults will be happening across the uk but it is going unnoticede of the keyissues key issues raised as part of operation sanctuary. a city coming to terms with sanctuary. the investigation may be over but the report says sexual exploitation still exists, and the police know it. it is white takeaway staff across this city are being trained on how to spot potential victims. today, a warning to all towns and cities across the uk, the safeguarding of vulnerable adults needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency. it was a specific feature of the newcastle experience that it was notjust children who were victims of sexual exploitation. what i would like the government to do is have a really good look at the learning that is now available about abuse of adults with vulnerabilities. on the streets, victims were groomed by men mostly from pakistani, indian and bangladeshi backgrounds. they were given so many drugs and alcohol they could not defend themselves against sexual abuse. their experiences are included in the report. sexual abuse. their experience

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eventually through spent the best part of his entire adult life on this one project but it hasn't gone unnoticed these gardens are now a symbol for the city they're tracked thousands of tourists every year and in two thousand and four they named the entire place after him. the city of socio was grown along with its gardens every day the park is full of visitors from around the world it's like a country house in england with the taipei next thing and i was thinking when i went round it's really good for the children because it's got elephants and soldiers and bulls and carts and stuff and they can kind of identify stuff you have that says how do i mean a bill less in the end all be less of many time ago it's still the same is really nice i love it. in recognition of his work eventually still was given a national culture award and continues to inspire those around him as we go about a lot of that he's an icon for the people he's inspired the youth to follow his passion to decorate and shape trees he has a lot of patience and passion for doing this. he retired a few years ago but he's continued to

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it hasn't gone unnoticed that the film's premiere uses a song called the revolution will not be televised. it's a song by the late leftwing black singer gil scold her and that explicitly warns that empowerment will never come promoting national corporations who run the media as a petition pointing out that since disney is specifically targeting black dollars black audiences should boycott the film until the studio agrees to donate twenty five percent of worldwide profits from the film to black educate. you have the ability to not only go see a film about a fictitious country in africa with advanced technology but the opportunity to invest in programs which focus on the fields science technology engineering and mathematics that make such advancements possible in real life it says the marketing of black power is playing a machine madly with its coincidental namesake the black power first as the racial and economic justice group co-founded in the late sixty's by huey newton already mountain luther king's message of radical anti capitalist change has been solid size for a mainstream white aud

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this lifecycle, something went unnoticed. another primary in a crowded jumbled primary. we went in and provided support to carbajal. that candidate continues to lock the race in. the work he is doing reaching out to the families of them devastated by fires in his district in california is an example. what we learned we will continue to look at these races. the retirements with darrell issa and ed royce, the math has changed. you know have several republicans and many more democrats in these races. we have to be in the top two or we don't have a chance of winning. we will continue to look at these races, work with the california delegation and have conversations with the incredible grassroots groups we have partnerships and relationships with. over 200 in the state of california. we will work together to make sure only do we have a democrat in the top two, that we can win these districts in november. steve the republicans are going : to run on a strong economy and national security and the return of leader pelosi as speaker of the house. in a proper sticker or sentence, w

donald trump putting the state of california unnoticed threatening to pool ice agents out unless thetate starts cooperating but lawmakers in the sanctuary state standing their ground saying they neglect - won't be bullied. >> the war of words between the white house and golden state escalating with a threat to remove ice from california. the president saying the state is doing a quote back lousy job and crime deaths without federal agents. >> if we pool ice out and said let california fair for themselves in tweet 2 months they would be begging us to the gnu which - to come back and i'm thinking about doing it. >> california officials are not battling illegal immigration. the latest criticism of the state's refusal to comply with the statute requiring local in formation sharing. los angeles police chief said gang activity is declining adding the department succeeded by working with the community to listen ms 13's influence in the department is succeeding by arresting violent criminals and by deporting resident plants. the justice department blame century city policies in california an