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van dyke's wife says this has changed her life forever.tiffany van dyke, jason van dyke's wife: "my lifes (pam) lawyers for both sides agreed that if van dyke behaves in prison, he could get out after serving half of his 81-month sentence... that would be less than three- and-a- half years. (ken) the partial government shutdown is set to enter its fifth week ... and concerns are growing that the shutdown could lead to problems during next month's super bowl in atlanta. critics worry the combination of the shutdown and a huge sporting event could lead to extremely long security lines at atlanta's airport. and there are also concerns about other security risks surrounding the game. (ken) another concern is potential flight delays around the u-s. a spokesperson for the union representing air traffic controllers says the airspace could see up to 15-hundred extra flights a day a

van dyke's wife says this has changed her life forever.tiffany van dyke, jason van dyke's wife: "my life has been a nightmare, turned upside down inside out.. my husband is not with me."i'm andy rose reporting. (pam) lawyers for both sides agreed that if van dyke behaves in prison, he could get out after serving half of his 81-month sentence... that would be less than three- and-a- half years. (ken) the man accused of killing his estranged wife and wounding his daughter outside a texas church has been found dead. after a five hour stand-off with law enforcement... arthir edigin's body was found in the bathroom of a hotel room with what appeared to be a self-inflicted wound. the harris county sheriff'f office had been in contact with edigin, but when he had not said anything deputies fired tear gas, and entered the room. deupties say a a local restaurant with a lot and we have a look . . (ken) and after the break... a beloved piece of south bay history that disappeared .. now recovered.. we'll explain what happens next. (sports) and just ahead in sports, you see the full demarcus cousins

right now i'm right outside the hospital where the medics are fighting for the life of the van yes imagine spending more than thirty hours under the rubble in his crib when it's minus twenty celsius outside really the rescuers are telling us that it is just because the baby was wrapped in very warm blankets this is essentially what saved diviners life so the moment van his parents learned that their youngest son is alive they rushed to this hospital and we talked to them their. new film it's. look gorgeous fashion but a really intimate is you. know really is the first and most of them. for this reason. but perhaps the most incredible thing about this whole rescue is that it was called the making of dad's hands because he was at work when the disaster when the tragedy unraveled he came back to where he used to live and he really wanted to shill because he had an idea as to where the baby my degree and he wanted to show rescue support but because of the whole place was cordoned off and because of the very grave risk of the demolition of the building he wasn't allowed to vote for a very long

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life. >> reporter: the van seen backing out -- >> stop! stop! >> reporter: -- when the officer opens fire. the van spinning around and backing up toward his house again, as the officer fires 11 more shots, killing the teenager. the city had argued the teenager had driven the van at the officer and that he feared for his life when he fired his weapon. tonight, the city of overland park settling a lawsuit with the family for $2.3 million, reportedly making no admission of wrongdoing. the family accusing the officer of acting recklessly and deliberately, and that albers might have been simply backing his mom's minivan out of the family garage. tonight, albers' mother saying, "john is forever gone, and there is nothing that can ever excuse such an unreasonable use of force." and david, his mother says that she can only hope that this will prevent similar tragedies from happening to other families. david? >> gio benitez. thank you, gio. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. news tonight about "fortnite." the secur

leslie van houten is serving a life sentence for her role in the colts killing spree in 1969 when she's recommendation to release van houten, who is now 69. there's been a big rise in the number of monarch butterflies making their annual migration from canada, through the us to mexico. the species hit an all—time low in 2014, sparking a tri—lateral conservation effort to protect the butterfly and its habitat. this year, there's been a 144 per cent rise in numbers. i sopke tojorge rickards a little earlier. that's right. indeed, we are very happy to share this news today. it is over six hectares of colonies of overwintering monarchs, the monarchs have flown from canada 2500 miles to get here and spend the winter in mexico. and it's very exciting indeed, because last year we had only 2.4 hectares. as you said, it is a 144% increase. this gives us hope that we might begin to see a recovery in the population of the eastern migrating population of the monarchs. is always amazing to think of something apparently so delicate doing that kind of migration. why is the monarch butterfly so impor

van dyke could be sentenced to life in prison. sterday a judge found three other officers not guilty of trying to cover up what happened in order to protect van dyke. >> the verdict says to police officers that you can lie, cheat, steal. >> reporter: what verdict did you expect before you walked in there? >> i expected a guilty verdict. to say that these men are not guilty is to say that jayson van dyke is not guilty. >> community leaders in chicago are calling for protests after yesterday's acquittals. >>> a former mexican lawmaker who was the alleged mistress of el chapo revealed new details about the drug kingpin. she testified during his murder and drug trafficking trial in new york. the 29-year-old broke down crying yesterday. el chapo's wife was in the courtroom. lopez described how el chapo allegedly lured her into drug trafficking. she also said that she was in the notorious drug lord when he escaped authorities running through a tunnel underneath his bathtub. he was captured days later. lopez later pled guilty to drug char

life. >> reporter: the van seen backing out. >> stop! stop! >> reporter: when the officer opened fire.g around and backing up towards his house as the officer fires 11 more shots, killing the teenager. the city argued the teenager had driven the van at the officer and he feared for his life when he fired his weapon. the city settling a lawsuit for $3.2 million, reportedly making no admission of wrong doing. the family, accusing the officer of acting recklessly and deliberately and that he might have been simply backing his mom's minivan out of the family garage. saying john is forever gone and there is nothing that can ever excuse such an unreasonable use of force. his mother says she can only hope this will prevent similar tragedies from happening to other families. gio benitez, abc news new york. >>> an ohio teenager calling police on her dad because he took away her iphone. remember, we acted this out yesterday. i was the dad, obviously. >> and i was the 16-year-old girl, obviously. while we could have won an oscar or any award for that, we wanted to show you the video and how it al

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reporter: but police are motivated by what they do know, that the one woman outside the van paid for that collision with her life. so the posted speed limit in this area is 30 miles per hour. investigators say it's not clear how fast that car was going, but certainly fast enough to have a deadly result. in downtown san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> a man is under arrest for a decades old homicide in fremont thanks to dna technology. police opened a missing persons case in december of 1990 when 30-year-old jack upton didn't show up for work at safeway for a couple days. officers later found him dead in his apartment. upton's car was stolen from a complex. it was later found abandoned in a mall parking lot in southern california. blood from the car matched blood from the apartment, but the suspect was never found. fast forward to 2018 when new dna technology was unveiled. it led police to 52-year-old russell guerrero living in tempe, arizona. police conducted surveillance on him and got a dna sample that matched dna from the upton murder. >> this came to fruition by putting it all together and working with forens

life. >>>ormer chicago police officer jason van dyke is entenced to six years for killing a teenager in 2014. when dash cam was relead showing the death of laquan mcdonald, it showed officer van ke shooting the teenager 16 times. e was convicted of second degree murder and aggravated batter. >> that's a slap in th face to us and a slap on the wrist to him. >> the judge says that van dyke must serve a minimum of two years in prison before being considered for probation. >>> new video tonight showing the horrific attack on a 69-year-old dog walker. the suspects wanted to swipe the woman's car, the video is . disturbi police need your help in tracking these suspects they beat a womanye sterday. as news4 darcy spencer shows us the victim was trying to protect her pets. >> come on, boy. >> reporter: cesar layton walks his dog in their columbia heights neighborhood. ey were with their walker thursday afternoon when two men allegedly tried to car jack the 69-year-old woman and then beat her. >> she's vemi, very ced to what she does. unfortunately, or fortunately, she did resist because she did not

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that will be enough to keep peace in the streets of chicago the defendant jason van dyke stood up said it was hard to take a lifeand that he would have to live with that for the rest of his life and there was testimony from many members of his family but this was a case that it galvanized the black lives matter movement and a lot of community activists in the city of chicago where they complained far too many young black men or killed by police officers but it was so a complicated case in which to look on macdonald was shown in police dash cam video holding a knife walking away from police is jason van dyke shot him sixteen times and in the end the judge decided that he simply posed no threat to the police officer. craig and then as a professor at the the investor of chicago's north school he is also the director of the civil rights and police accountability project and he joins us now via skype craig's been very vocal about the need for change within chicago's police department's failure does this sentence represent a move towards accountability. no. i'm still feeling it right now and i am honestly it's painful

. >> why should this person who has ended my life forever be free when i'm dead forever? >> reporter: van dyke's wife also taking the stand pleading for leniency. >> there was no malice, no hatred on that night. it was simply a man doing his job. >> reporter: van dyke, the final person to speak before the judge's decision. >> the last thing i ever wanted to do especially on october 20, 2014, was to shoot laquan mcdonald. >> david, van dyke could face up to 96 years behind bars. the judge, as you heard there, senting him to 81 months. less than seven years. the judge in a case like this has a lot of discretion. so many in this city have been waiting years for this decision. david? >> alex perez tonight. thank you. >>> there is new reporting after the deadly avalanche in new mexico. the news broke just as we came on here last night. those two skiers buried under the snow? taos and a desperate scramble to get them out. we now learned one of those skiers, a young man from boston, has died. the urgent effort to perform cpr. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: this is the moment rescuers despe

that will be enough to keep peace in the streets of chicago that if any jason van dyke stood up said it was hard to take a life and that he would have to live with that for the rest of his life and there was testimony from many members of his family but this was a case that it galvanized the black lives matter movement and a lot of community activists in the city of chicago where they complained far too many young black men are killed by police officers but it was also a complicated case in which look on macdonald was shown in police dash cam video holding a knife walking away from police is jason van dyke shot him sixteen times and in the end the judge decided that he simply posed no threat to the police officers. police have clashed with warners at the funeral of a man shot dead showing anti-government protests in the capital of sudan activists say at least fifty people have died since demonstrations began last month marvell has more from khartoum. seems the violence in the sudanese capital khartoum on friday morning as more people died at the hands of security forces police attacked mourners with gathered f

van that hit her. we'll tell you how this could lead to an arrest. >>> plus, two high school students now share a very special bond. how one saved the life of the other. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:23. san jose police are searching for a white van that was involved in a deadly hit-and- run crash. that crash killed a woman in the crosswalk at east 10th and santa clara streets. >> san jose police say the crime happened around 12:35 thursday morning in the city's horis mann neighborhood. a woman dressed in dark clothing and wearing a hood to ward off the chilly air, walks east on santa clara street. the driver of a full white chevy or gmc van, enters hitting the victim and continues driving southbound. passersby called 911. but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >> we know there is going to be damage on the right front quarter panel, based on the impact that the van had with the victim. but we have no idea who the suspect is. we don't even know if it was a male or female. >> san jose police sergeant, enrique garcia says this marks the fourth fatal collision of the year. and the fourth fatal hit-and- run. experts say

leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van houten who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders sixty nine year old has sought parole nearly two dozen times but always been denied the group led by manson was held responsible for the seven murders. all right still ahead. february on al-jazeera we investigate the toxic legacy of south africa's mining industry and examine exactly what is hiding beneath old is toxic waste africa's largest democracy heads to the polls join us for live coverage as nigeria votes al-jazeera well it showcases the best of the networks documentaries with powerful untold stories from the middle east and north africa as cubans are set to vote on the possible changes to the constitution what impact will the outcome have on the country the world sunny day witness visits ghana and sweden where a community polarized by mining clans questions their heritage february on al-jazeera. well again at least seven people have died in the deadly cold snap in the u.s. in some parts of the midwest the northeast temperatures are lower tha

hundred sixty nine killing spree led by cult leader charles manson leslie van who knew was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders the group killed seven people the decision now lines with the state's governor. has more from los angeles. it was fifty years ago that this city los angeles was thrown into a state of fear bordering on panic and the united states as a whole was horrified by a series of gruesome murders they became known as the tate la bianca killings and as the investigation unfolded it became known that they were the work of what was then called the manson family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recommended that the youngest member of the manson family leslie van

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notorious charles manson family followers is up for parole again and leslie van houten is 69 years old, currently serving a life in prison for her role in the 1969 murder spree. it is up to governor gavin newsom to decide whether her sentence should be cut short. former governor jerry brown denied her parole twice. >> the commissioner has recommended her release. >> we have hard accolades on what leslie has done to attribute to their rehabilitation and that is on record. >> the tape of one of the sisters charles manson victims, actors sharon tate, murdered and her sister was 19 years old at the time of the crime. >> the movement states if you are 24 years or younger you are not culpable for your actions because your brain does not recognize the difference between right and wrong. i happen to disagree fully. >> rolling begins the 150 day review process before it goes to the desk of the governor. leslie van houten is held at the california institute for women in corona. >>> woman is in hot water and apparently working for the walgreens pharmacy for years without a license. the california pharmacy board said that

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life took a giant leap forward. thanks for watching. i look forward to having you at the event. thanks for watching. >> we the jury find the defendant jason van dyke guilty -- >> reporter: van dyke was found guilty of second-degree murder in october. >> and a cover-up! >> reporter: it sparked city protests and this latest trial became a referendum on chicago police, or cpd's so-called code of silence, which was explicitly detailed in a department of justice investigation into the department. the 2017 report devotes a whole section to the code of silence, with the police union president admitting it existed, saying there is a code of silence everybody. everybody has it, so why would the chicago police be any different? the report also sites a sergeant as saying if something comes for as a whistle-blower in the department, they're dead on the street. marvin hunter is mcdonald's great uncle. >> that you can lie, cheat, steal. >> what verdict did you expect before you walked in if there? >> i expected a guilty verdict. to say this these men are not guilty is to say that jason van dyke is not guilty. >> reporter: now tomorrow in a separate trial,

leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van houten who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders sixty nine year old whose sole parole nearly two dozen times but always.

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leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van who knew who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the mud is the sixty nine year old who sought parole nearly two dozen times but has always been denied the group led by months and was held responsible for seven murders reynolds has the latest from los angeles . it was fifty years ago that this city los angeles was thrown into a state of fear bordering on panic and the united states as a whole was horrified by a series of gruesome murders they became known as the tate la bianca killings and as the investigation unfolded it became known that they were the work of what was then called the manson family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole boa

also we meet the woman blazing a trial in transforming village life in the pacific island nation of van watch. welcome to the news are two bomb explosions at a catholic cathedral in the southern philippines are killed at least twenty five people and injured many more there's been no immediate claim of responsibility for the sunday mass attacks on the predominantly muslim island hauler victoria gate and because more. the first blast was inside the cathedral as worship is celebrated sunday mass that was followed by a second explosion in the carpark a security forces were arriving there's been no immediate claim of responsibility they are trying to disrupt the peace process they're trying to destabilize it it's like four men being some sort of this time is a shock and to show that the government will not be able to control the area that the the places that that there is conflict the attack in the capital of solu province comes six days after a referendum on the neighboring island of mindanao that is in the muslim dominated region overwhelmingly approved a deal for more self rule eighty fiv

one of the vehicles was reportedly a van carrying kids to disney world. >> any time we have loss of life, it's tragic. unfortunately, in this case, we had seven people that have lost their lives. >> the interstate was the scene of another serious accident seven years ago. a van burst into flames during a chain of collisions in dense fog killing ten people. >>> this morning, we're learning about new evidence in the search for a gunman who killed a 7-year-old girl in houston. the county sheriff released this composite sketch. he is wanted for shooting and killing jazmine barnes as she rode in her mother's car. also revealing new surveillance video. outside of the sheriff's office in houston. janet, good morning. >> good morning. they've refined the suspect's description, calling him a thin white male in his 30s to 40s with a 5:00 shadow but that he may have changed his appearance. the sheriff is calling him a cowardly killer. and is vowing that law enforcement won't stop until they're able to find him. >> it's a who dun it right now. >> the sheriff's office released this video thursday of

she received a life sentence for the murders of grocery is he ske executive and his wife in 1969. van houten was 19 at the time. this is the third time the parole board side wd her. but former governor jerry brown refused to release her. >>> in the north bay, nearly 100 marin general hospital workers plan to go on strike tomorrow. union organizers say 20 engineers and 65 imaging technicians will protest the green hospital demand that they pay hundreds of dollars more a month to keep their health plan or accept a lesser plan. the contract expires today. the imaging technicians have been working without a contract since october. >>> let's look at live doppler 7 showing you where the extent of the rain reaches north. it's in san mateo bridge, belmont, redwood city right down 82 and 280 and 101 into the south bay. the heaviest of the rain is over for the south bay right now. but you have plenty of puddles left over from the moderate rain that came through the labs couple of hours. we have scattered showers moving through the east bay right now. if you're coming through the altamont pass,

van, including the pastor's granddaughter. they were heading to disney world. florida highway patrol lieutenant patrick reardon: >> one life is tragic, and the loss of life, period, is tragic, you know. and then unfortunately we had seven people lose their lives. >> oh, my god. this is crazy. my heart is, like, pounding. >> reporter: the inferno closed the highway in both directions as other motorists rushed to help. >> what we've learned since the crash-- we actually had a fifth vehicle that came through and struck either some of the occupants that had been ejected or some of the debris that was on the roadway. >> reporter: officials say on i- 75 going northbound, a tractor trailer struck another vehicle. both crashed through a guardrail and across a median before slamming into another semi and the passenger van full of church members heading south. 50 gallons of spilled diesel fed the flames. the drivers of both semis were killed. >> any time you have a truck that's involved and you have that much metal scraping each other and that type of collision, there's a high probability that you could have a fire. >> reporter: the

. >> why should this person who has ended my life forever be free when i'm dead forever. >> reporter: vanso taking the stand pleading for leniency. >> there was no malice, no hatred. it was simply a man doing his job. >> reporter: van dyke the final person to speak before the judge's decision. >> the last thing i ever wanted to do especially october 20th, 2014 was to shoot laquan mcdonald. >> reporter: van dyke's attorney who asked the judge to sentence him only to probation says his client accepts the decision. >> he's certainly not happy about going to jail. he's certainly not happy about missing his family but he's happy about the prospect of life ahead of him. >> the mcdonald family says the sentencing is not just about laquan. >> this case represents a victory for all of the families across this country that have never gotten justice. >> reporter: alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> and van dyke's attorney has said he will appeal this case. >> let's turn now to weather and sam champion. he is outside. we have a huge storm heading our direction now. >> hey, yeah, it really is a big one.

leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van houten who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders sixty nine year old has sought parole nearly two dozen times but always been denied a group led by manson was held responsible for seven murders. let's go live now to rob reynolds in los angeles so rob just just fill on philis in on this. if you can this was a notorious. crime of the time it was it was one of the most notorious crime sprees of the twentieth century what was leslie van houten as role. well it was just fifty years ago fifty long years ago that this city was thrown into a state of fear bordering on panic and the united states as a whole was horrified by this series of grisly murders perpetrated by the manson family charles manson a life time petty criminal would be musician who had a strange ability to bend people to his will he assembled a group of young people many of them runaways or people dabbling in drugs and having psychological problems one of them was leslie van hooten. and on a series of august nights in one nine hundred six

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reporter: now, tomorrow in a separate trial, jason van dyke will be sentenced for second- degree murder and aggravated battery. he could spend the rest of his lifeprison. jeff? >> glor: adriana, thank you. the president today offered his condolences to the fouredsuicid bombing yesterday in northern syria. it was the deadliest attack for u.s. troops since they were deployed in 2015, and a reminder that isis poses a threat. charlie d'agata continues his reporting from northern syria. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence has confirmed that isis was responsible for the restaurant attack in manbij, a city that had been considered a relatively safe place. now, the bombing is underlying how isis remains a lethal force tith widespread reach. ohat attack in manbij happened round 150 miles from where u.s. troops and their allies have isis pinned down. as far as the terror group is concerned, any street in syria is a front line. even as isis is diminished on the battlefield, sleeper cells have increased attacks away from it, morphing from a territorial force to an insurgent terror network, launching hit-and-run attacks, like this drive-by assassination of a kurd

shari'a law goes against the right to life the right to fair trial the freedom of expression under other human rights we heard from political commentator david van sant mohammad shafi of the ramadan foundation we need to do something about it it's not good enough for the u.k. to just acknowledge these criticisms of what happened here in the u.k. and high for example example many muslim women are treated so deplorably by these courts we need to take action and not basically from my point of view means we have to shari'a courts they idea. this sort of things that we see from the council of europe we see it from the far right groups across europe we see it from the likes of tommy robin said we see it from ukip we see it from david violence somehow that they are champions champions of muslim women are the right of muslims to practice their faith they just go one agenda which is to demonize the whole community country what we what we've just heard from mohammed it's not extreme right or passing this it's a broad spectrum of european opinion stating that essentially sharia law is incompatible to meto large degree with the laws that we have we are gove

the sharia law goes against the right to life the right to fair trial the freedom of expression and other human rights we heard from political commentator david van son mohammad shafi from the ramadan foundation. i welcome the fact that essentially this council has has passed has passed this our resolution it's not extreme right or passing this it's a broad spectrum of european opinion stating that essentially sharia law is incompatible to meto large degree with the laws that we have what absolutely clear that we are covered by one more that is the united kingdom law that has been insured by parliament why that's in westminster or in some of the devolve assemblies in wales scotland or northern ireland we are driven by that we're equal before the our eyes of the law but actually in terms of inheritance in terms of marriage in terms of other aspects if muslims want to use their faith to you know determine what the result is in terms of their personal lives and that's through choice that not should be available to them if we remove shari'a councils because we only should have one jurisdiction in the united kingdom that's british law which is soverei