that's creating very low levels of vics. >> craig johnson listen, i can understand why the vics is atnd jake's point but with everything going on isn't the vics suppose to semi-predict what's going on instead of reflecting what we know? >> brian, there's no question that the vics is playing the limbo game and investors are asking how low is it going to go. if the levels were at right now, you can go look back in time, we've gotten very very low levels in the past. ear early 1990s. in the mid-2000s we saw vics had low levels and stayed there for a long time. if you go back and look at the last nine trading days you had a trading range of -- so i'm not surprised it's this low. in our research looking back if time, what we've found is our last 12 periods, last nine times the vics is low 12. we've seen the average higher with an average percent of 12. vics is not a better gaj for picking stops but bottoms. >> as we know we're not anywhere near bottom. so craig johnson thank you very much. jake, we appreciate that thank you. for more trading nation head to our website tradingnationcnbc.com

rut vic >>> just into the newsroom the white house communications director is now stepping down.ike dukeky was brought on three months ago to revamp the trump administration's media strategy. now he is out. >> is it going to be warm? i think 80s a little under 80, 70s. >> too early. >> let her give the forecast. >> people say i consider beautiful rainy or foggy. so i try not to describe it. >> i'm cold at 70. >> so we are going to be seasonal. >> we are not going to see any 80s across the bay area today. hi, everybody. let's get to it. it's our live weather camera towards the bay bridge. we can see the bright lights of the port of oakland. yesterday, a little obscure. 56 in oakland. robert sullivan one of our key weather watchers in redwood city has 49 degrees with light winds but those winds have been increasing throughout much of the bay area. so visibility has not been too much of an issue this morning. as you can see by our satellite and radar, the marine layer is actually about 2,000 feet deep and that's deeper than yesterday. so we have some condensation in the form of driz

our first tweet asks is buying vic's calls a safe way to profit from washington turmoil? i don't know if vic's and safe go on the same line. >> i don't know if that would be classified as safe. you need to understand those are actually options on individual futures contracts. so the first thing you need to do is familiarize yourself a little bit with the futures trading and what the structure looking like. >> i would stay away from those, like anything. here is a popular trade that institutions do all the time. one thing that's interesting is they almost trade mid market. and they're very, very liquid. so one thing when people are bullish, they sell and they use the proceeds to buy an out of the money call spread. they looked for even money and it's cash settled. when you get a pop, you look to take that off quickly and then you have that call spread. >> for you guys, obviously watch that fear index that hit an all-time high this week. what does that imply? is it because premiums are actually lower on the hulls or is it -- >> so that is a function of two things, the impli

democratses were claiming vic. when we check in with ronica you'll see why the white house is claiming vic tray. in washington there's no clob organize it's i win, i win, you about this with strategist ateam a contact mar a and brandon spike. >> certainly the president's tweet about a government shutdown, the words were alarming. then we heard the white house do a little clean up. nick mulvaney came out said this was frustration over the democrats and the speed of things in washington. let's listen to what he had to say and then we'll talk about it on the other side. >> they wanted a shutdown. we know that that. they were desperate to make this administration look like we couldn't function. we know a large part of their base, especially their left wing base wanted a shutdown and certainly didn't want them to cut a deal with us. >> are the they he's referring are the democrats? is that what the democrats wanted? is fair to say we scored a vic trincht i don't think the democrats wanted a shutdown. it's never great wh

vic? >> reporter: well, police have been exceptionally quiet about this case, but we are learning something new tonight. a source with knowledge of the case tells us investigators believe the disappearance is not random. he did not elaborate. but that same source also tells us that investigators believe the disappearance is not related to the man's work as an uber driver. in other words, investigators do not believe that a passenger had anything to do with his disappearance. last night investigators from the special victims unit served as search warrant here in the bay view at the maple trade center on the 1200 block of van dyke avenue. a person who answered the phone at the office said, investigators provided no details. the maple trade center is about two miles from where the mercedes was found stripped of everything, including its wheels. the car was found last saturday. the 47-year-old father of two and a full-time uber driver, disappeared the weekend before on mother's day. his family

abc7 news reporter vic lee is live at the park with the story. vic? >> reporter: well, dan, bird watchers here believe they are being targeted. now, san francisco police tell us they are investigating and they do have a license plate number of the get away car which a witness gave them during the last incident. and rec and park tells us that they are increasing patrols around stow lake these next saturdays when the crowd of bird watchers is the biggest. stow lake in may, great blue her on nesting season. chicks are nest nesting. down below, crowds watch with scopes and cameras. bill is one of them. >> we look up in the trees and we're watching the babies grow. >> reporter: as the crowd watches the chicks, they're being watched by robbers. >> select the victim and bam like that. >> reporter: that's what happened on saturday about 11:00 in the morning. about 30 people were watching the herons, many of them volunteers working with nancy. she holds workshops for visitors on the blue herons. one of her volunteer photographers became a victim of a grab and

yesterday at the state capital. >> vic is a legend. he's worked here in the bay area for more than four decades. the last 11 years our honor here at abc7 news. >> he's really an amazing reporter, tireless worker known for his unbrideled enthusiasm fr his job. more importantly he's a wonderful person and a nice guy. we tease him. he comes to work every day. he can't wait to get out and tell a story. >> how true. however i forgot, very important thing, he's a fabulous dancer and a real foodie as well. have you heard him sing karaoke? >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on, what could be a new bombshell. did president trump ask former fbi director james comey -- to shut down the federal investigation into retired general michael flynn, the national security adviser who survived just 24 days on the job. "the new york times" reporting moments ago, the president said to comey, "i hope you can let this go." comey was fired last week. >>> also tonight, the white house, refusing to say whether president trump gave the russians classified info

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> the mayor's office declined to comment on camera. but in an e-mail says the mayor recognizes the needs of the sfpd fleet and will make, quote significant funding for cars in the next year and the following one after that. one source says that will be 70 new cars for the upcoming budget. and another 70 for the following fiscal year in 2018-2019. >>> new tonight, this is not the savannah, but sunny florid where one striped wearing bandit decided to make a run for it. an escaped zebra eluded authority, running through neighborhoods and into backyards. look at it go. according to the local sheriff, the zebra did damage, slamming into the side of a truck and snapping off a side mirror.es a zeb zebra's owner managed to corral the animal and bring it back home. hopefully it's okay and not injured. >> just a little unnerved. a great image there. strange. >>> a windy night across the bay area as we head the weekend. >> sheer live look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. you can see the flag still blowing in the breeze. >> what do we have the

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> the mayor's office declined to comment on camera.l says the mayor recognizes the needs of the sfpd fleet and will make, quote significant funding for cars in the next year and the following one after that. one source says that will be 70 new cars for the upcoming budget. and another 70 for the following fiscal year in 2018-2019. >>> new tonight, this is not the savannah, but sunny florid where one striped wearing bandit decided to make a run for it. an escaped zebra eluded authority, running through neighborhoods and into backyards. look at it go. according to the local sheriff, the zebra did damage, slamming into the side of a truck and snapping off a side mirror. deputies and employees of the zeb zebra's owner managed to corral the animal and bring it back home. hopefully it's okay and not injured. >> just a little unnerved. a great image there. strange. >>> a windy night across the bay area as we head the weekend. >> sheer live look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. you can see the flag still blowing in the breeze. >> what do we

investigated as a honl side fnlt we have talked to multi knowledge neighbors here who say that the vic continual's body walls found on the stens of this townhouse. police say that he had multi knowledge stab wounds fnlt again 19 years oal fnlt he's been identified as jen marie occa fnlt investigators athat he lived in this hoafnl fnlt we knocked on the door today nobody answered there fnlt one of the neighbor said that he believes that there have been multi l renters in and out of this hoanl so he he didn't know often about the vic continual it was around six in the morning yesterday when police say somebody spotted the and called for hen fnlt neighbors tell us the body was out on the steps for several hours. very jagger for people who wped this we've heard this is a quiet nain hood and none would expect something like this to hand fnlt i just talked to the greenbelt acting police chief he doesn't believe this is a rand only krienl fnlt he doesn't believe that the public should be concerned fnlt however, no suspect or motive have been identified as at this tienl. live in greenbelt, lin

vic lee, abc7 news. >> we are also learning new details about a mob attack on b.a.r.t. a few weeks ago. we reported it at the time by a huge group of teenagers. the chronicle reports the group of 40 to as many as 60 young people was poundeding on the doors and windows on the dublin bound train at the coliseum station, but the operator allowed the automatic doors to open anyway. the paper says the same crowd had apparently swarmed a san francisco-bound trained just moments earlier but didn't rob anyone. the chronicle is also reporting four of the nine cars on the dublin train did not have working surveillance cameras including the car where some customers were beaten and robbed. >> the chp is taking a proactive approach to the new world of legal recreational marijuana. officers are testing a new technology that is designed to enhance the regular field sobriety test. the sobriety test takes into account eye movement and involuntary bodily indicators, but doesn't say if the drug is in someone's system. now with a hand held device an officer can collect a driver's saliva sa

abc7 news reporter vic le is live at the county jail with the story. vic. >> reporter: well, let me say first that benjamin's recovery has been miraculous. but it's been a difficult recovery for the young man. there was some consolation, he thought. he thought justice would prevail, but now he's not sure. >> i still have like memory issues, you know, like short-term memory. >> reporter: it has been a miraculous recovery for benjamin tessa who was shot in the head halloween night 2012. his brain wound was so severe, doctors only gave him a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically induced coma for a month. today he still has problems with his cognitive functions, but otherwise he's doing well. the shooter, a father of a 4-year-old, he and three friends left a halloween party at fort mason when they encountered lee. they say lee groped his girlfriend. the friends say that led to an altercation where lee grabbed a gun from his car and fired it, emptying the magazine. one of the rounds hit pessa. lee's attorney says his client was simply trying to protec

vic: this whole thing's based on just the quality of the product.ot as self-righteous as you guys are about product. lisa, from my perspective, you're the person that determines what the brand promise is, what the products are that come in and out. so what i want you to do is actually write it down on paper. i want to see, bullet point by bullet point, exactly what it stands for. anything else before we get to work? okay. ♪ -lisa: hey, how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -lisa: marcus, this is kacey. -kacey: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you? how are you? pet food experts is one of the largest distributors of pet food in the united states. not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points. that's why we're here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to determi

you know vic is a legend.e bay area for more than four decades shlg the last 11 with us here at abc7 news. he's just a great reporter, a tireless worker with an unbride led enthusiasm for his job. he truly loves his work. >> and we love him. it's great. >> true. >> what did president trump say when he met with the russian foreign minister? >> it's a conversation that is the talk of the nation. tonight how the president and his national security advisor are responding to reports that mr. trump revealed classified information. >> and a father's warning for all parents. we hear from a father of a teenager who died from a caffeine overdose. >> also ahead, the romper trend is targeting a new market. men. check out the romp him. the design is already getting a lot of support. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> and we now know the highly classified intelligence president trump gave to russia comes from israel. >> today the president said he had the absolute right to share the info with the russi

abc 7 news reporter vic lee shows us, some of these cars should have been taken out of service yearsingleside police station bunch up in one car when it should have been only two officers. they tell us on some days it's four to a car. so where do you put the bad guy? on other days they wait for shifts to end so they can get a car. police union president marty halloran. >> if we don't have the vehicles out there so the vehicles can respond to these hot calls, these a pryori calls, response times are going to go up. >> reporter: many in the fleet of nearly 1,000 black-and-whites and unmarked cars are a disgrace to the force. faded oxidized paint on the exteriors of the cars. worn and torn seats. old two-way radios, some with frayed wiring, rusted floorboards, and cars with a lot of mileage that should have been retired years ago. deputy chief robert moser. >> about 32% of our fleet is over ten years old. we have about 30 -- another 30% of our fleet that has over 100,000 miles. >> our neighboring agencies, they retired their vehicles well before 100,000 miles, or within three, four, or

men wrote and congratulated, truman was trying to win the war, 1 million things going on at once but vic sent him a second letter and referred to him as president perry, they called him captain harry is a term of affection. hope you got my letter of congratulations. i am calling you because my grown son has been lost in combat. he was shot down and we can't find him. he said i know you have all these things going on but if anything you can do to help find my boy i would be so grateful. very poignant story. i believe it at that. this circles back to your original point, truman was also reading the letters, as a sensor he got around censorship, saying this is what is really going on, other troops would do the same thing which interesting to hear his comments about what his men were writing, modest about their experiences, truman is an interesting character and that he would talk about himself and how men said great things about him but he would write it in a way, there captain, you got a sense of humor, got a kick out of it. i am going to the truman house, his letters at the truman preside

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here's vic lee with a story you'll see only on 7. >> halloween night 2012, benjamin pesa was shot in the head. it's been a miraculous recovery. his brain wund was so severe, doctors gave him a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically induced coma for a month. >> i still have like memory issues, like short-term memory. >> reporter: today he still has problems with cognitive functions, but otherwise he's doing well. the shooter, 00 saelee. they had left a halloween party when they encountered saelee. saelee groped his girlfriend. that led to an altercation, where saelee grabbed his gun and started firing. saelee's attorney was just trying to protect himself against the group charging at him, hurling racial insults. >> he was acting in self-defense against a hate crime assault. >> reporter: last april, i injury acquitted saelee of most of the attempted murder charges, but they hung on one charge related to pesa. then two weeks ago, the judge released him while he awaits a new trial. >> there was brain matter on the pavement as a result of the gunshot wound and we're oppose said to th

here's vic lee with a story you'll see only on 7. >> halloween night 2012, benjamin pesa was shot in's been a miraculous recovery. his brain wund was so severe, doctors gave him a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically induced coma for a month. >> i still have like memory issues, like short-term memory. >> reporter: today he still has problems with cognitive functions, but otherwise he's doing well. the shooter, 00 saelee.sael they had left a halloween party when they encountered saelee. saelee groped his girlfriend. that led to an altercation, where saelee grabbed his gun and started firing. saelee's attorney was just trying to protect himself against the group charging at him, hurling racial insults. >> he was acting in self-defense against a hate crime assault. >> reporter: last april, i injury acquitted saelee of most of the attempted murder charges, but they hung on one charge related to pesa. then two weeks ago, the judge released him while he awaits a new trial. >> there was brain matter pavement as a result of the gunshot wound and we're oppose said to this release. >> r

and one family says they've witnessed accident vic timents here take their last breath at the very same embankment where norman white died tuesday night. they're demanding action from their leaders. it's just a terribl ago coming this way, a truck flipped over and i drove past and he was trying to bank to get out. i just made a u-turn and called the police. complaining about that road and for years nothing was done about it. so a 17 year old man who had a promising future had to die in order for you to say, okay, well, let's take a look at this road and see what's really going on with the road. i want to know why it took so long. >> what i think they're going to end up doing is put a speed camera right here or something about like that because the city is about money. they don't want to spend no money to fix it. they want money to go back into their pockets. they'll put a speed camera here to make people slow down and that will help, but that's not going to help in the long run. there will be more accidents. somebody is going to crash again. >> tonight we caught up with a council member

one vic was shot and wounded on the street by gunfire from the passing vehicle. two others were injured in their car. the suspects were arrested suspicion of automobile theft and illegal possession of a handgun. it does not appear to be gang related. >>> hollywood facing another major hacking. the leak after entire season of "orange is the new black" nearly. an anonymous hacker, the dark overlord, carried through on a threat to release the first ten episodes of season five after netflix did not respond to their shakedown. >>> it does look like bullying may be on the decline with researchers in one state reporting a 33% drop overall. >> a study by johns hopkins university looked at a quarter of a million students in maryland over a ten-year period and saw consistent improvement for nearly every indicator. even cyberbullying remained at a low 10%. >>> spacex is hitting the reset on its launch of a satellite in a classified u.s. intelligence mission. a sensor problem forced the scrubbing of yesterday's launch. opens at 7:00 a.m. and after the launch the company will

for the 22 stand up the crowd in manchester chanted in honor of last week's bombing vic a belted out a stripped down verlgs of oasis's "live forever." proceeds will go to the families of the victims of the blast. >>> the cleveland officer who killed tamir rice was fired because he lied on his application. rice was killed when he was holding a gun that was holding pellets. >>> and golf a great tiger woods needs all of our help after his driving arrest -- rather his arrest for driving under the influence. kenneth craig has the police aaccount of what happened when police found woods in the dark beside a florida highway. >> reporter: police say tiger woods was asleep at the wheel when the officers found his car stopped along the road early monday morning. the engine was still running and the mercedes had minor damage and two flat tires. officers wrote in their report they had to wake u initially said he was coming on his way from orange county, california. officers said his speech was slow and slurred and that he was cooperative. he hadn't had anything to eat or drink. woods said i want

and off duty policewoman has not been named but she was included in the vic revs.ome of them. as their names emerged today, one thing was inescapable. the extreme youth of so many. there is a special anguish in this. the carefree tenderness of the lives lost. olivia campbell from bury was 15. her family spent yesterday frantically searching for her. they learned early today that she had died. her mother, charlotte, posted this message on facebook. saffie roussos was eight. she went to tarlton community primary school in lancashire. this morning, her classmates at assembly sang, don't stop believing. her mother and sister are still in hospital. she was loved by everyone. her warmth and kindness will be remembered fondly. saffie was quiet and unassuming with a creative flair. saffie comes from a close, loving family and we can only imagine what they're going through. marcin and angelika klis from poland lived in york. this photograph was taken shortly before the attack. they had come to collect their daughters from the concert. their girls lost both parents in an ins

the vic higher for post menopausal women. >> the t.s.a. is hiring federal air marshals.of tonight's special report at 11:00. >> reporter: i'm "action news" investigative reporter chad pradelli. we'll take you inside the training of our federal air marshals as they try to keep you safe in the skies. >> this is probably one of the most unique law enforcement environments because you're on a pressurized cabin slightly below mock speed. >> reporter: that's coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> it is now 5:22. up next in the morning buzz a new champ has been crowned. we talk with the winner of this season's "dancing with the stars." >> find out why passengers were forced to use emergency chutes moments before a plane took off from north jersey. first up "gma"'s first look. >> in this morning's "gma" first look blunt talk on capitol hill tuesday from former cia director john brennan. for the first time brennan revealing that during the presidential campaign he confronted his russian counterparts about their meddling in the u.s. election. brennan making a bold stateme

the vic was an african-american student at another college visiting friends on campus.had just been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army and was due to graduate college tomorrow. >>> new overnight we've learned that three of five inmates who escaped in alabama have been found. all five vanished from a jail about 60 miles outside montgomery late saturday night. one suspect reportedly surrendered. two others captured. two still on the run. those two are considered armed and dangerous. we still don't know how those suspects got away. >>> comedian bill cosby's secretary assault trial gets under way today when jury selection begins. the 79-year-old cosby is expected to be in the pittsburgh courtroom. it was moved here to get a new jury but it is not expected he will testify during the trial. at issue is whether he drugged and molested a temple university woman's basketball team manager at his home. cosby claims the encounter was consensual and faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. >>> billy bush is speak out for the first time about that controversial vide

the human story, the story is of the vic demps. a touching story of a gay man killed. —— victims.ng to see that story. lived life to the full and very touching to see that storylj touching to see that story.” expected to see more images of victims on the front of the pages. yesterday we had the heart wrenching pictures of students. more adults have been named the day and it is striking how many were parents, mothers, in some cases the couples, and children who have become orphans. whole lives destroyed. in the back page of the times, appointed bleak positive story, we won it bought manchester. —— for manchester. i think they had one of the players earlier saying we won it for the victims. pride of manchester in another paper. slightly tearful faces. for sure. let's in another paper. slightly tearful faces. forsure. let's have in another paper. slightly tearful faces. for sure. let's have a think about the timing of all of this. we have had political campaigning suspended and it will start up in a gentle way tomorrow with the ukip ma nifesto. gentle way tomorrow with the ukip manif

investigators are trying to determine if this was an isolated incident or if there are more vic. clue in the sudde disappearance of a san francisco father of two. police found his missing friend's suv. investigators think 48-year-old bob tang may have fled the country, possibly to cambodia, after he failed to show up for an interview with police about the case and has since been named a person of interest. his friend has been missing 11 days now. the two went hiking and worked on a repair job together the day he disappeared. chai is an uber driver. his stripped suv was found friday in the bayview. >>> tonight it's been one year since a bay area teenager wassable ducted. the last person who saw her -- was abducted. the last person who saw her alive was killed in a shootout with police. tonight andria borba has new information about what may have happened to pearl penson. >> reporter: with heads bowed in prayer tonight the year long search for missing vallejo teen pearl penson may have a small glimmer of hope. investigators in so he lawn open county say the amount of -- solano coun

the vic simms aren't talking. the chp will not say if this was targeted or if it was random, but they are determined to find the shooters. here is chp spokesman j.d. pwhat are the tools you have to find this car? >> we are probably going to mainly rely on witness and victim statements, what kind of descriptions they can give. technology wise, this is kind of far off in the bay area on 101 to have a lot of surveillance, cameras and things like that. so, we're going to be looking for witnesses and we're asking them to contacts us. >> reporter: shootings on the freeway are very uncommon up north. the good news is the highway is open. areas around 101 remain quite a mess. you've been looking at it here. if you're south of here and waiting for someone passing through healdsburg, now you know why they are going to be late. there was a shooting on 101 earlier today. it closed the highway for four hours. live in healdsburg, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wayne, thank you. a bomb shell in contra costa county, a civil grand

abc7 news reporter vic lee investigates if the cit >>> i'm alma daetz.n abc7 news at 6:00, a sudden reversal of napa high school football player for hazing can return to class. find out why he says he won't be going back to napa high. also. >> people who came are afraid of going through customs when they enter the country. >> facing the fear, see what san francisco is doing to perrer persuade foreign tourist s to keep coming to town. the winchester mystery house is going to be in a movie. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. larry, kristen? >> see you then. >> finally pictures by our viewers, you'll see a theme. we want to thank tug boat dicky for pictures of the seagulls. they do not mind the gray skies. >> dave sent us this amazing shot from milpitas, ball eagle. quite a shot. are you getting the theme yet? >> dog tired adventures shot of their dogs, pictures taken in danville. use the hashtag #abc7 #abc7 #ab >> a lion. >> the keepers posted him of being frightened by at soap bubble. not his finest moment, but part of his tenth birthday party celebration. >

abc7 news reporter vic lee joins us with new information. >> reporter: hodges appeared in court the second a est ared. last month he was arraigned and he pleaded not guilty to child porn charges. now, the s.f.p.d. is still investigating this case to see if he actually harmed any child he came into contact with. well, today we found a parent who says his child had a close call, and he wonders whether other parents had the same experienc experience. the judge did not allow our camera in the courtroom, but this swim instructor nicolas hodges, his parents came today. in court their handcuffed son acknowledged them with a smile. john thai was also here. >> it was really disturbing to hear what happened. >> reporter: hodges taught thai's 6-year-old here at the swim school in the presidio. he was a swim instructor here for the past two years. parents liked and trusted him. hodges had also been with kids at the house trampoline park right next door to the swim school. he worked here, too, for several years. the charging documents say he had more than 600 files of child porn on his computer and cel

volatility index, the fear gauge of the vic index. is it the unpredictability of this president?earnings, the fed under control, all the labour stats being pretty supportive for growth, go back to some sort of risk analysis and politics taking over. all right. sue will return later the she might even reveal her most memorable tour which is our question for you today. still to come: the inside track on the music business with a veteran of the industry. later in the programme we'll speak to chris wright, the man responsible for signing spandau ballet and blondie. you're with business live from bbc news. barclays is holding its annual general meeting today, amid a backdrop of trouble and controversy around its chief executive, jes staley. last month, it was revealed that he had attempted to find out the identity of a whistleblower in the company. he apologised and referred himself to the regulator. today will be the first time that mr staley has publicly faced shareholders since then and there's increasing pressure on shareholders not to re—elect him as the boss. our business editor

the the notes quoted hip as saying without a vic statement the d.a.'s case would lose power.long as you get that done i should be gucc are i. he sent traditional letterers. in one prosecutors said o'sullivan instructed the witness's body be buried so he could dig it up later, cut off the man's head and send it to his family for the holidays. the plot never materialized. his hit man cut a deal with prosecutors and turned informant. >> this man -- dangerous man is going to be in jail for a long time. >> other inmates influenced him to cop up with a plan. at the time i wasn't thinking straight. i was icon sense of humored by fear that if i didn't do something now i could do 30 years. come back and caused a lot of problems. >> he's plet not guilty to the new conspiracy charges based partly on his assertion that another inmate helped write the letters but during his stay in jail o'sullivan did something that turned heads every bit as much as his alleged murder for hire plot. >> i met a guy here. i guess you could say we were good friends at first. i'm not sure exactly how it evolv

what a shame, vic?shame, dan, the rec and parks department say they are increasing patrols around stowe lake when the crowd of bird watchers is the biggest. camera robberies are not new to the city. it happened last year, tourists being robbed on their camera gear. this year at golden state parks. up in the trees chicks are nesting, down below, large crowds watch with scopes and cameras. big stigma is one of them. >> they're up in the trees and we're watching the babies grow. >> reporter: as the crowd grows, they're also being watched, targeted by robbers. >> they pick a victim and then bam, just like that. >> reporter: on thursday about 11:00 in the morning, about 30 people were watching the blue herrons. one of her volunteer photographers became a victim of a grab and run. >> this man ran off, knocked her to is ground, she has a on her s >> there's been two robberies around the lake in recent weeks. she has been leading her blue heron group for the last three years. this is the first time this has eve

what a shame, vic?it is a shame, dan, the rec and parks department say they are increasing patrols around stowe lake when the crowd of bird watchers is the biggest. camera robberies are not new to the city. it happened last year, tourists being robbed on their camera gear. this year at golden state parks. up in the trees chicks are nesting, down below, large crowds watch with scopes and cameras. big stigma is one of them. >> they're up in the trees and we're watching the babies grow. >> reporter: as the crowd grows, they're also being watched, targeted by robbers. >> they pick a victim and then bam, just like that. >> reporter: on thursday about 11:00 in the morning, about 30 people were watching the blue herrons. one of her volunteer photographers became a victim of a grab and run. >> this man ran off, knocked her to is ground, she has a huge gash on her arm. s >> there's been two robberies around the lake in recent weeks. she has been leading her blue heron group for the last three years. this is the

the vic tell is expected to survive. the shooting happened at north america and west olney avenue around two:45 this morning. the shooter still on the lose and officers do not have any suspectsment i78 in burkes county still closed this morning more than 12 hours after this big mess. sky fox over the the crash between the line hearts villian crumbsville exits last night. two tractor-trailers caught fire in the westbound lanes around five:30. police say there have been minor injuries and traffic in both directions still being diverted a community shaken after a mother of two was gunned down inside her darby home. twenty-seven year old crystal line tomorrows as was gunned down yesterday morning p her young daughter and son were inside the house when the shooting happened. officers say their investigation with the help of neighbors led them to a suspects pebbling, the woman's boyfriend. there was some news in the breezy way and he got in the car and he left. at that time no one knew he had committed a crime. >> i can't say

. >> reporter: as we're telling the stories of some of the vic testimonies, when we see children, i amut 8-year-old, 8-year-old saffi rose roussos and 18-year-old georgina callander and college student, john atkinson. others were injured and eight different hospitals treating people from this terror attack. when it comes to the investigation, there have been multiple raids here around manchester. isis has claimed responsibility. we are told a 22-year-old man has been identified as a suicide bomber. so far, no known links to terror. let me bring in an eyewitness to this terror attack. sam ward is with me now. thank you so much for taking the time. just to orient our viewers, that's theory enough. you live just nearby. >> literally, 200 meters that way. >> reporter: you are home last night. >> do you hear the blast from your house? >> the living room, windows wide open. it is a really warm day and a mighty bang happened. it was nothing like we heard before in the city center. we rushed to the balcony. police coming at 100 miles an hour down the road. ambulances lining up on the five stat

going into sunday's selection by the french president declaring him the vic there last may. a lot of people have spoken since we been here say they don't like either candidate. french politics, guys. back to you. lauren: thank you for joining us from paris. nicole: an emergency meeting of the royal household has been called at london's buckingham palace this morning. staff from as far as scotland have been summoned to the palace to be addressed by lord chamberlain. the most senior officer of the royal household have caused much speculation from the public but an official says there is quote no cost for concern. we will keep you updated on the very latest from london. puerto rico filing for bankruptcy. now under protection would amount to the largest ever u.s. municipal bankruptcy. announced after the bondholders failed. $73 billion to creditors that the action could mean deeper losses on bonds as analysts had anticipated. the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court is expected to appoint federal district court judge to oversee the case in the next couple days. nicole: let's

provided transcripts of the notes which quoted o'sullivan as saying, without a vic statement, the d.ame would lose all the power, right? as long as you get that done, i should be gucci. he also sent his alleged hitman more traditional letter after the inmate left jail. one prosecutors said he instructed that the witness's body be buried so he could dig it up later, cut off the man's head and send it to his family for the holidays. in the end, o'sullivan's plot never materialized. his hitman cut a deal with prosecutors and turned informant. >> this man, dangerous, dangerous man, is going to be in jail for a long, long time. >> o'sullivan said other inmates influenced him to come up with the plan. >> add that time, i wasn't really thinking straight. i was more consumed by fear that if i didn't do something now, that, you know, i could do 30 years. so i succumbed to peer pressure, went along with it, helped plan it. and you know, it came back to really cause a lot of problems. >> o'sullivan has pled not guilty to his new conspiracy charges. based partially on his assertion that another i

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. >> mike vic vi -- viqueira. let's bring in the panel.dor, kevin barrett, founding executive editor dense 1, gail le mond author of "ashley's war" and msnbc contribute nick confessore. nick, let me start with you. my apologies to all of you if i have to cut you off and go to spicer there. the future of health care. it would seem it's squarely on the relationship between president trump and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. what do we know about where these two men are on what needs to be done and what can get passed through congress? >> i think it's safe to say president trump just wants a bill he can sign. i think the white house is relatively indifferent on the broader strokes of policy. not totally indifferent but relatively compared to the senate and the house because the senate and house have to actually pass the bill and get the members on board and deal with the direct fallout in 2018. i think mcconnell is also driven in the same way that paul ryan was to get this done and find a way to drive it through his conference but i t

abc7 news reporter vic lee investigates if the city is doing enough to replace aging squad cars.at 11:00. >>> contrary to popular belief, having a baby and becoming a mom may actually make you smarter. according to several recent studies. abc7 news reporter kate larson shows us why so-called mom i bra -- mommy brain is more of a myth than reality. >> reporter: there is a popular misconception among moms, while your belly expands your mind shrinks. >> you forget things, like dementia, pregnancy dementia. >> reporter: even saint luke's ob/gyn acknowledges the myth behind mommy brain. >> it is deeply entrenched in the psyche of the pregnant ladies whenever they have lapses in their memories, they immediately attribute it to the fact that they are pregnant. >> reporter: but everyone has lapse in memory on occasion. it's just that when there is a baby on the way, or a newborn at home, women and society sometimes blame it on mommy brain. the doctor says there is no scientific evidence that suggests women lose any mental a quity before or after pregnancy. >> in fact it is the other way

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decided by survivors, family members of deceased victims, first responders and those who treated the victz. the shooting at the gay night club in orlando last june was the deadly est mass shooting in u.s. history. >>> twitter facebook and google knowingly support the islamic state. that is a claim in a lawsuit that was filed by relatives of some of the victims of the 2015 san bernardino attack, an attack that left 14 people dead and injured 22. plaintiffs say the companies knowingly supported isis by helping build its online presence. keep in mind u.s. courts have dismissed similar actions. they found the companies not liable for what users post. facebook issued this statement today saying there is no place on facebook for groups that engage in terrorist activity or for content that expresses support for such activity and we take swift action to remove this content when it is reported to us. >> could cyber attackers turn your tv or home security system into a weapon one recent attack took down a huge part of the internet. tonight on the abc7 news at 11:00, we'll show you how bay area exp