in your book "march" book three" wallace n. johnson did you ever sit down with george wallace? >> guest: after governor wallace was a long beard governor i had an opportunity to sit down with him and talk with him. he heard that i would be in montgomery outside of a little town named troy where i grew up and we had a wonderful discussion.ussion. and became to the point talking about what happened on selma in the bridge 1965. and i asked him, governor why did you give the order for the troopers to stop us quicks he said john, if there were other people ons the oversight of the bridge that would kill you but you

asking where wallace was. investigators say wallace had given the driver berry's number, but made a mistake giving the driver his actual name. police were able to locate berry's car a block from wallace's house... and make an arrest. it ended really happy for me. i was so proud of the police department and how quickly they worked. only sell cars in designated areas at police departments. police were able to connect wallace to another car theft. if convicted he faces 12 years behind bars. a weekend hunting trip -- takes a tragic turn. a milwaukee man - found dead. his father found unconscious. the killer was in their cabin. myra sanchick has the warning from the dodge county sheriff. land and farmland in the reeseville area. it's a popular location for locals to hunt. the dodge county sheriff says a father and son were in the area hunting but did not return to milwaukee after the weekend. monday night deputies went to their cabin. they broke the windows to get in after spotting a man lying on the floor. when th

but wallace was very clear. heck only applies -- the delayed accrual principle and the favorable termination element that comes with it, apply only where you have an extant conviction. and that doesn't exist here. the court went through a mental exercise. they said, look, if you can realize that you have a fourth amendment claim before you're convicted, if the elements can be in mind, you know you've been wronged in a fourth amendment way before you're convicted, then that is not a claim that is entitled to the delayed accrual principle of heck and the reason was very simple. because as this court said in gerstein, fourth amendment contemplates that you can have bad arrests and good convictions. and nevertheless, the fourth amendment protects the innocent as well as the guilty and expanding heck to apply in a circumstance where all you have is an ex parte requirement or finding, rather, of probable cause, requiring that civil plaintiff to then prove vindication at the end of the day, would close the door on a po

general blaines and general wallace of course. well, you got the molecutronic gun, why do you need me? are you, uh, suggesting that we simply kill you, mr. solo? oh, no, no. you can just let me off at the next bus stop. well, sincncyou were on hand, i thought you might like to observe the field trials of the gun. i can guarantee you the best seat in the house. since you'll be the target. you're in considerable danger. with your approval, we'd like to put you under protective custodydy you what? you're locking prthe proverbial barn door after the horse is g ge. thrush has the molecutronic gun. and if they kill you, they'll have a monopoly on it. well, i am not going to sit around here while you go through the motions of protecting it. now, you knew, you k kw that thrush wanted the gun. in any event, the safety of the world demands that we tried. kuryakin here. we have a lead on solo. we're getting signals from the homing device in his tie tack. and do you have an accurate fix? not yet, but we hope to have it s srtly. this is waverl

where are we at with this, chris wallace? >> i don't think the door is closed in the sense it will continue to be a conversation over the next 24 hours and my guess regardless whether hillary clinton wins or loses over weeks to come, i have to say i've changed on the whole comey thing. i thought when he made his announcement in july that, you can argue whether it was right or wrong but he was not going to press for a criminal indictment but in effect his speech would be a legal indictment. that seemed to be to me a fairly accurate answer. looking back, i think he should have shut his mouth. they should have put out announcement. investigation is closed. owe shouldn't have testified before congress. if he hadn't testified before congress he wouldn't felt the obligation to make the announcement then days ago. he wouldn't felt obligation to make north announcement. i think criminal prosecutors should be not seen and not heard and he became much too much of a political player in this whole thing. that isn't what the fbi director

wallace responded to a craigslist ad and when he asked to look under the hood, police say wallace took off in berry's car. berry was on his way to the police station when he got a call from an uber driver, who thought they had the suspect. investigators say wallace had given the driver berry's number, but made a mistake giving the driver his actual name. police were able to locate was so proud of the police department and how quickly they worked. berry says from now on, he will only sell cars in designated areas at police departments. police were able to connect wallace to cars in designated areas at police departments. police were able to connect wallace to another car theft. if convicted he faces 12 years behind bars. a federal court has blocked implementation of the new overtime rule. it would have made an estimated 4- million more workers across the country eligible foro starting december first. president obama imposed the law. but 21 states challenged it-- including wisconsin. attorney general brad schimel says he's "incredibly happy" the court put the rule on hold. he says "wisco

from the uber driver who dropped off wallace. wallace gave the driver berry's number... but also gave the driver his actual name. berry says: "somebody calls me asking 'where are you?' i said '...i was just trying to sell a car here.'" berry says: "with made it so much easier for the police to find him." police found berry's stolen vehicle a block from wallace's home... and arrested him later. berry said he learned a lot from the experience... and said he'll never do this again. a colorado non- profit is doing what they can... to cover up homeless pets during the winter season. fox's christina dawidowicz has more on this touching gesture. winter's around the corner.. and that it means it's time to bundle up.. your cats and dogs. gramm says: "they still get cold, they and hypothermia just like humans. just because they have more hair than us doesn't mean anything." non-profits like coats 4 canines and street petz make sure homeless animals are taken care of year round.. from vaccines, dog and cat food.. and coats. fitzpatrick says: "it's a community. i mean, people in nee

deputy wallace was a 20 year veteran of the sheriff's department he leaves behind a wife and family. >> he was one of the happiest guys there was. even in hard times he was smiling. if we could learn from that, the sun will shine tomorrow, evil will not win out.>> in the meantime authorities have a suspect a company, 37-year-old david machado was arrested after committing an armed robbery at a convenience store. >> reporter: parts grow park is a reminder now of dangerous -- how dangerous their jobs could be. >> to peace officer should be killed in the line of duty. not want.>> reporter: adam christiansen spoke to reporters. he explained how a 20-year-old -- a 20 year veteran. >> deputy wallace acknowledged that response of a stolen vehicle and asked for another unit. within seconds he was murdered. >> reporter: seraph christiansen says of the suspect, david machado pulled the trigger and did not shoot him from afar.>> we know he was killed outside the car and we know for a fact the gun in this crime was in direct contact when the trigger was pulled twice. this is an execution.>> repo

where does it end. >> wallace is survived by his wife and children. he was a 20-year veteran of the sheriff's department. >>> today, the world remembers the victims of the deadly paris attacks. one year ago, 130 people were killed by terrorist as they carried around the city of light. 89 of the victims died at the bataclan concert hall. the music venue opened for the first time since the attack with a sting concert. ?[ music ] ? ? like tears from the stars ?. >> julie: the musician started the show with a movement silence. the show was sold out. all proceeds are being donated to a pair of charities set up in honor of the victims of the attack. france's president visited each attack site and special plaques. >>> orlando's gay pride parade was an emotional tribute of those killed in the attack at the pulse night club. comes almost five months to the day of the attack. most of the 49 victims were part of the lbgtq committee. the crosses honoring those killed were on display. one parade goer bears the one displaying a friend's name who died with the escap

wallace talked about malicious prosecution. this is the larger issue of 1983 jurisdiction, which is, what is the proper accrual period for a constitutional violation? we don't -- we're not -- >> detention without probable cause. >> right. you are not straight jacketed into a particular common law provision. you have the right to fashion one that does justice. this is the one who does justice. >> i was confused. i thought there was a malicious prosecution claim here. mostly because the question presented says, whether an individual's fourth amendment right to be free from unreasonable seizure continues beyond legal process so as to allow a malicious prosecution claim based upon the fourth amendment. >> yes, but that's just a label. that's what the court at least in wallace has used as a label for talking about these type of claims. it's just a label in a sense to distinguish this case from detention without legal process. >> let me give you a hypothetical that is close to this case. officer fabricates evidence in order to arrest

"deputy wallace was killed outside of the car. and we know for a fact that the gun used in this crime was in direct contact with his head when the trigger was pulled, twice. this was an execution." 53 year old wallace was a 20 year veteran of the sheriff's office. he had been patrolling the fox grove park just east of modesto when he was shot. sheriff adam christianson, stanislaus co. "dispatch immediately advised that the vehicle was stolen. deputy wallace acknowledged that response and asked for another unit. within seconds he was murdered." >> j.r.:sheriff adam christianson says machado was caught less than two hours after the shooting. he says machado carjacked someone and was attempting another carjacking when he was busted. deputy wallace leaves behind a wife and children. sheriff adam christianson, stanislaus co. "no peace officer should be killed in the line of duty. not one." sheriff adam christianson, stanislaus co. "we did this in 2012. i never thought that i'd be standing here before you doing this again. i want you al

it was an uber driver asking for camasi wallace. had apparently requested an uber but somehow had given the driver berry's phone number. that is one big oops and so tonight police say they've got their man. >> i was thankful that the police were able to do this and catch this guy and stop him from stealing other cars. >> yup. police found berries stolen car a block from wallace's home. >> miss month america witnessed the conclusion of one of the longest and most contentious elections in presidential history. protests have broken out in major cities across the country at a time of year when coming together is usually the theme. fox's joel waldman hooks how to keep that conflict from spilling over into your holiday celebrationcelebrations. >> she's crook hillary clinton. don't you understand that? this is one of the most crook politicians in history. you can put half of trump supporter noose what i call the basket of deplorabl deplorables. >> reporter: for familiar of opposing political views reconciling the surprising election out co

mechanic patrick berry met up with 20-year-old kumasi wallace after wallace responded to a craigslist ad. berry says wallace asked to look under the hood... but then took off in berry's car. berry was on his way to the police station when he got a asking where wallace was. investigators say wallace had given the driver berry's number, but made a mistake giving the driver his actual name. police were able to locate berry's car a block from wallace's house... and make an arrest. it ended really happy for me. i was so proud of the police department and how quickly they worked. berry says from now on, he will only sell cars in designated areas at police departments. police were able to theft. if convicted he faces 12 years behind bars. wisconsin's largest food drive... now underway at the brookfield south pick n save. "stuff the bus" ... aiming to donate 100-thousand meals through food and financial donations. carl's live with more on the security measures... now being attacks on a thanksgiving day tradition. and protests... now planned for a second straight year... on the busiest shoppin

nicolle wallace is back here with us in the studio. we also want to welcome in political analyst nina forner who supported bernie sanders in the primary and would like to see hillary clinton be elected. nina, welcome back. thanks, brian. >> i'm curious what you're worried about. we asked governor granholm about michigan. where do you think they're soft, and if it's humanly possible, do you think that man, the president and the first lady can make a difference in five days and move enough people? >> they're certainly traveling all over the country and the president was in rare form today and really laying out why it is not only important to vote this election cycle, but we need those types of speeches every single election cycle so we can continue to cultivate the type of relationship that is necessary to drive people to the vote every single election year. my state of ohio is very much in play, and no republican has ever won the white house without the state of ohio, and mr. trump is up. our early voting totals in the major counties in

when confronted, wanted felon shot wallace at point blank range. >> we believe that deputy wallace wasled outside of the car and we know for a fact that the gun used in this crime was in direct contact with his head when the trigger was pulled twiechlts this is an execution. >> another deputy responding to the scene found officer wallace's body. 37-year-old david machato was captured hours later. fifth officer to die in the line of duty in the last five weeks. >>> investigating the city's homicide of the year. found dead near lake cunningham in east san jose. police found the body but no obvious sign that the killing happened there. so far no suspects identified. >> and developing story overseas where rescue workers in new zealand searching through rubble after powerful earthquake there. started just after midnight. prime minister said at least two people killed so far but number could rise as rescue workers search isolated parts of the country. generated a tsunami but waves were smaller than expected. striking just north of christchurch. it was devastated by earthquake in 2011 that ki

did you ever sit down with george wallace? >> guest: governor wallace was no longer governor. i had an opportunity to sit down with him and talk with him. he heard that i was going to be near montgomery, about 50 miles away outside of a little town called troy, where i grew up and he invited me and made arrangements for me to come and see him. we had a wonderful discussion. we came to the point where we were talking about what happened in selma on the bridge in 1965 and i asked him, i said governor why did you give the order for the troopers to stop us into beat us? >> said john there were people on the other side of the bridge they were going to kill you. the governor wanted to kill people to keep from others from being killed. we were marching in an orderly nonviolent and peaceful fashion. he said i didn't mean for them to hurt you. and he said you know i love everybody. again i had an opportunity, as i decided to take members of congress back to alabama to montgomery, to selma, to birmingham and we were in montgomery and his son governor wallace at home in his bed, he was p

police were able to connect wallace to another car theft. if convicted he faces 12 years behind bars. reporting live downtown, ashley sears fox 6 news. mary thanks ashley bail is set for a man accused of shooting at milwaukee police, and it's not cheap. turns out, the suspect is also wanted by prosecutors in another part of the state. our ben handelman was the only reporter in court today. state of wisconsin vs debreon jefferson. while this is his "initial appearance"- this is not dabreon day-bree-on jefferson's first time in trouble.from fleeing--- to drug possession--- the 23-year-old has a history of not showing up to face the consequences. defendant failed to appear april 5th. jefferson's reaction this time--- 100-thousand cash bail wince showing he's never faced charges this serious. he kicked my door in, and he kicked her garage door in, last week neighbors near 26th and atkinson in milwaukee reported a rash of burglaries. police were called about a suspicious person. an officer says he found jefferson looking into the back of a house-

recorded interview police had with wallace. he told police in part i feel so gad for that the girl because i know everybody. i feel bad for the mothers. now everybody is like i'm the bad guy. the defense will argue the death was an unintentional shooting. >> how could you not mean it? you knew there was kids in the house. regardless if he didn't mean >> reporter: wallace faces first and second-degree murder among other charges. this trial is expected to be wrapped up before the end of the week. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> bob mcdonnell has a new job. starting this january, he will be teaching government and policy at regent university in virginia beach. he said in a statement that his painful journey through the justice system refocused his attention from politics to prosecutors dropped their corruption case against mcdonnell and his wife in that 2014, he was convicted of accepting gifts, but the supreme court overturned the conviction this summer. >>> a major change for a local school district. montgomery county schools wi

johnson did you ever sit down with george wallace? >> guest: after governor wallace was a long beard governor i had an opportunity to sit down with him and talk with him. he heard that i would be in montgomery outside of a little town named troy where i grew up and we had a wonderful discussion.ussion. and became to the point talking about what happened on selma in the bridge 1965. and i asked him, governor why did you give the order for the troopers to stop us quicks he said john, if there were other people ons the oversight of the bridge that would kill you but you almost killed them to keep somebody else to kill them and they had a right to march in an orderly and peaceful and nonviolent fashion.nonviole he said i did not mean for them to hurt you. he said i love everybody. i have all lot of white friends and again i had an opportunity so i decided to take the members of congress back to alabama to montgomery in selma and birmingham and his son said governor wallace was at home in his bed, he was paralyzed want us to come by to see

that there aren't enough folks around who remember wallace and you wouldn't think of that because wallaceis from alabama and identified with segregationists. donald trump, a new yorker. in both cases, though, their appeal went way beyond the states they came from. >> and that's the thing about the regions and wallace was such a racial candidate because he would say to stoke simply in the grievances of the south and say to his audiences know matter where he was he would say, you know, they meaning that integrates have looked out on us, as being anyone from the south and we will not let them do it anymore. really, making a regional identification and that's one of the reasons johnson and the democrats were unhappy because they thought we will let wallace do his work in the south and tie up richard nixon who will have to worry about competing for votes with wallace of that's great it will pin down, but with got been nervous and ultimately got comfrey numbered-- nervous was in the north the suburbanites who were worried about the rights in the cities in the growth of the american population s

. >> we want to bring in our panel at this point in the broadcast, nicole wallace, former white house community occasions director, pulitzer winning prize host, eugene wallace, and i wanted to share with our audience where we see this election. this is from the nbc news political unit. this is our latest battleground map. mark murray and remarks that went along with the release of this map today said, quote, clinton holds a substantial lead over donald trump and going in to tomorrow night, our political unit predicts that right now, the electoral vote totals are 274 to 170. again, prediction, based on a slew of data, a slew of models, it should not be predictive as to your vote. it should not be at all a factor in your vote. we want to stress that everyone needs to get out there and vote and make numbers of their own. nicole, we've talked about the stature gap where surrogates are concerned. later in the brougadcast tonigh i had to say the all-stars attended the democrats. >> the case that obamas have made for hillary clinton feels like a bit of a turning point. the case they started

wallace acknowledged that the van was stolen and he asked for another unit. within seconds he was murdered. >> deputy wallace was a 20 year veteran of the sheriff's department. >>> all lanes are back open on westbound 580 in albany after a pedestrian was struck and killed. the crash was reported shortly before 4:30 a.m. a.m. the roadway was closed for eight hours schp investigated. >>> pg&e workers have a gas leak in the last 90 minutes. they say a construction crew struck a six-inch gas line this morning near park avenue and race street. some businesses remain evacuated as they go door-to- door with gas detectors. no injuries were reported. >>> there has been an arrest for embezzlement. errors were noted in the bank account and that resulted in the arrest. >> >>> and author has died and she was a longtime cohost of the pbs news hour. she also moderated the debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton early this year. she was 61 years old. >>> right now helicopters are rescuing to strand -- to save stranded homeowners in new zealand. dozens of homes and

in 1968, george wallace ran as a third-party candidate and he's playing on the same resentments that donald trump is playing on and he was considered a joke at first the way many people did donald trump. and so, he change the race, even though he didn't win, change win, change the conversation of the race in a way that donald trump has. those are three races that are just in this book. i feel like we could find a lot. it's funny because honestly donald trump is also completely his own kind of creator. we have never had, we've had businessmen but never a marketer which is really what trump is running for the presidency. never somebody who flew his own plane over stadium so he's obviously, it's a new thing, but there are some parallels out there in history. >> some would say marketer, some would say con man but they've said the same thing about past candidates and their personality. >> i think that's right. i think the standard now though, and we can dated back if we want to, jack kennedy, the first first television president in 1960, although warren harding's race was kind of the begi

wallace was killed outside the car. we know for a fact that the gun used in this crime, it was in direct contact with his head when the trigger was pulled twice. this was an execution.>> reporter: the 53-year-old wallace was a veteran of the shares office. >> dispatch immediately advised that it was stolen. deputy wallace acknowledged that responds and as for another unit. within seconds, he was a murderer. >> reporter: he was caught less than two hours after the shooting. he said that he carjacked someone and was attempting a carjacking when he was busted. deputy wallace leaves behind a wife and children. >> no peace officer should be killed in the line of duty. not one, we do this in 2012. i never thought that i would be standing here before you doing this again. i want you all to pray for the family and to play -- pray for public safety. you have to ask yourself the question, where does it stop, where does the end? >> he is the fifth law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in the last five weeks. governor

after the shooting, wallace ran for more than a month. county police searched and he was finally arrested in southeast d.c. he is facing first and second degree murder among other charges. >> i hope he gets the top sentence. it won't bring my granddaughter back, but it will put an ease on our family. >> reporter: coming up on news 4, how they plan it pruch the case. cameras where transportation officials tell us there are issues with speeding and pedestrian safety. starting in mid-december, you will receive a warning if you blow past one of the new cameras in southeast d.c. along hillcrest drive and alabama avenue. both of thoefs cameras are in 25 miles per hour minute zones. we're told after a 30 day warning period, police are start issuing moving citations. >>> you have a chance to weigh in tonight on plans to improve route 7 tysons and reston. vdot is planning to widen to six lanes and in the process lieu winsville road will be relocated. and the brim will be raised to reduce flooding. and a partial interchange will be created. officia

it turns out berry wasn't the only person looking for wallace. an uber driver called berry thinking it was the suspect. investigators say wallace had given the driver berry's number, but drive his actual name. with his information, it made it so much easier for the police to find him. police found berry's stolen vehicle a block from wallace's home. the suspect was later arrested. i was thankful the police were able to do this and catch this guy and stop him from stealing other cars. berry says he's learned a lot from the experience, hoping others will too. it is a lesson learned for me. i berry says from now on, he will only sell cars in designated areas at police departments. meantime, police were able to connect wallace to another car theft. if convicted he faces 12 years behind bars. reporting downtown, ashley sears fox 6 news. a wisconsin man receives quite the surprise after hitting a deer. the adams county sheriff's office responded to a call last hit....wasn't as dead as he thought. the man put the deer in the back of his truck thinking he

wallace was known for helping the community.. wallace leaves behind a wife and family. streets across the country saw hundreds. in some cities even thousands of streets.. protesting against president elect donald trump. hey hey ho ho donald trump has got to go. many say they're angry over the candidates remarks.. while others say they're just marching for unity. mos: "i'm an american first. i'm not a republican or a democrat. i love my country; i will fight for a trump supporter to have his opinion as long as i can have mine." nearly 8 thousand anti-trump protestors marched through l-a.. here at home.. two seperate protests were held outside of the trump hotel. more than 15- hundred showed up. some against the president-elect others we're for a trump presidency. metro police officers were at the protest.. ensuring the protests remained peaceful and safe. tens of thousands of people say they'll participate.. in a "women's march on washington." the event is planned for january 21-st.. the day after the organizer says unlike the other protests.. this one is not against tru

emotional testimony in the murder trial of devon wallace charged with first-degree nijab bibb. the 3-year-old died in august 2014 as she hid from gun gunfire. the first witness to testify was the girl's mother. >> you can't really express how you feel, what you want to say. just thinking about the last memory we saw which was her laying there. >> wallace's attorney said he was trying to scare people when he shot into the home. last year another man admitted to helping wallace aft sentenced. >> "7 on your side" with a warning about a scam in prince george's county. this is one we heard about around the country. residents are receiving call for somebody claiming that a family member is kidnapped and demand money for the return. there are a dozen report of the calls in the last month. police say the scammers received money transfers from some of the targeted victim. so be careful on that one. d.c. mayor muriel bowser said suicide. death with dignity bill passed after a second reading to send it to the injuria. the bill ail lows adults with six months -- the bill allows adults with

police detective dave wallace shared how humble his procedure was. >> i know that through this dennis would want us to smile and laugh in time we will smile. we will laugh again and we will heal. >> unable to have children his 34 nieces and nephews were his kids and they shared memories of their uncles on vacations and at football games. they shared their family's sense of humor. >> he sacrificed his time and invest the in our lives because he was permitted to be a presence there and committed to everything but his dad. >> deputy wallace will be remembered for kindless acts. a 20 year veteran that will be greatly missed for the people he worked with and the community he touched. >> 911 dispatch. >> that always gets you that last call there. deputy wallace's family is familiar with unexpected loss. >> his family was a highway patrol officer and kill in an off duty accident 31 years ago. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at six. starts now. >> a prostitution bust on the peninsula. authorities have broken up a brothel operating across the street from an all boys catholic school. >> it was right across

wallace is survived by his wife and children. the deputy was founds wind by another deputy who was responding backup to the stolen car call. >>> a woman shot to death at an east oakland motel. the starlight motel is where officers gathered evidence. motel manager found the woman's body this morning. police were in the area responding to a report of gunshots at the time. officers have not made any arrests. >> alcohol is suspected of playing a role in this car crash that killed one person and seriously injured three others. the bmw they were in crashed into a tree off 101. the chp says it happened just after 2:00 a.m. on the third avenue offramp. investigators believe everyone, including the driver, had been drinking. >>> at least two people were killed in new zealand today after a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake jolted the country's south island and triggered a tsunami. tsunami sirens wailed in the morning hours warping results to seek higher ground. the quake struck near christ church. residents say the shaking lasted four at l

wallace -- was 20-year veteran. now -- to the emotional judge -- declares a mistrial -- in the case of a white -- former police officer -- accused of murdering -- an unarmed black driver. abc's -- eva pilgrim -- has the latest. nats - demonstrators sam dubose. say his name. sam dubose. frustration and outrage, as for a former university of cincinatti cop ray tensing is-- for now-- a free man sot -- deshonda reid/dubose's fiancee this individual has committed murder on camera and he has spent less than 24 hours in jail. justice has to be served. a judg after the jury failed to reach a verdict on charges of murder and voluntary manslaughter for the shooting death of sam dubose during a 2015 traffic stop. nats - courtroom (b3910) 10:03:59 we are unable to reach a verdict on either count one or count two?. the exchange captured on tensing's body cam? nats - dubose refuses to open his door... that's when tensing drawshis weapon, firing once. nats - bodycam video prosecutors calling tensing a racist? pointing out that the

this is a picture of dennis wallace. he was responding to report of a suspicious van at a fishing access area when the shooting happened. it turned out the van was stolen. when confronted, he shot wallace at point blank range. >> we believe that deputy wallace was killed outside of the car. we know for a fact the gun used in this crime was in direct contact with his head when the trigger was pulled twice. this is an execution. >> another deputy responding to the scene found wallace's body. david machado was captured hours later. wallace is the fifth officer to die in the line of duty in the last five weeks. >>> for the first time since the election, donald trump sat down for a television interview to discuss his plans for the presidency. mr. trump discussed everything from obamacare to battling isis as protests con across the country and here in the bay area. continue we have team coverage and we start with the president elect's interview. earlier tonight, mary yan favro filed this report. >> a message for all of the hun

but wallace was very clear. heck only applies -- the delayed accrual principle and the favorable termination element that comes with it, apply only where you have an extant conviction. and that doesn't exist here. the court went through a mental exercise. they said, look, if you can realize that you have a fourth amendment claim before you're convicted, if the elements can be in mind, you know you've been wronged in a fourth amendment way before you're convicted, then that is not a claim that is entitled to the delayed accrual principle of heck and the reason was very simple. because as this court said in gerstein, fourth amendment contemplates that you can have bad arrests and good convictions. and nevertheless, the fourth amendment protects the innocent as well as the guilty and expanding heck to apply in a circumstance where all you have is an ex parte requirement or finding, rather, of probable cause, requiring that civil plaintiff to then prove vindication at the end of the day, would close the door on a po

that backs up what you and nicolle wallace have been talking about as well. i heard possibly homeland security. brian, you referenced briefly the sort of modern day travails of general petraeus and his pleading guilty to handling classified information. one source very close to the transition team says, listen, there is a sense in that inner circle that general petraeus has paid the price. he's done what he had to do, he's moved on from t. there is a sense that his talent and commitment to the country >> katie packer, what do you want to happen for mitt romney? >> i can't answer that question. i want mitt romney to do what mitt romney thinks is best. i think that, you know, he's going to talk with president-elect trump, and they'll make a decision on whether or not there is a path forward here. i agree with nicolle. i think what happened on "meet the press" with kellyanne conway was completely undignified and not the way governor romney would handle things on his team. >> retweeting an attack on jeff zelany, formerly of cnn, and on and on. >> i think being a

the sheriff said that the deputy dennis wallace was investigating a suspicious vehicle and waiting for backup and the man allegedly held a gun to his head and pulled the trigger. we are in los angeles, a very disturbing story. will? >> absolutely, the sheriff said that his deputy, a 20-year veteran was murdered when the suspect put a gun to his temple and fired twice. the shooting happened an hour and 43 minutes west of san francisco, authorities have named the deputy, his name dennis wallace, the suspect is wanted on a felony warrant and when con fronted he shot and killed deputy wallace and took off, carjacking a kia, and later caught 2 1/2 hours to the south and taken into custody. this comes after a police officer was shot multiple time on saturday in anchorage, alaska an officer was conducting a traffic stop there and a man started firing. the officer is expected to survive. the suspect was shot and killed. >> i v watched the video from the situation. it was a clear and intentional am burn. it will take a while to short through the information. >> day before that shooting, two oth

the sheriff says wallace called came too late. he was shot twice in his head. wallace was known for helping the community.. he leaves behind a wife and family. president-elect donald trump opened up over the weekend.. in his first interview since winning the election. trump sat down with lesley stahl on 60 minutes.. and the 2 talked immigration, health care and the l-g-b-t-q community. one of his main talking points on the campaign trail was the legitimacy of the election process.. and the president-elect is concerns. trump: "--i hated-- well, you know, i'm not going to change my mind just because i won. but i would rather see it where you went with simple votes. you know, you get 100 million votes and somebody else gets 90 million votes and you win." we mentioned trump appointed campaign c-e-o steve bannon as chief strategist and senior counselor.. which may allow trump to maintain some of the harder-line ideological themes he campaigned on.. a prospect that's already drawing crit some democrats. a first for taco bell today! the chain will finally open a locat

. >> i want to remember, and i want all of you to remember the wallace family. to keep them in our thoughts and prayers. we need to keep law enforcement in our thoughts and prayers. it's time to stand united. it's time to stand together with public safety and with law enforcement to stop what's happening in our nation. >> reporter: wallace was a 20-year veteran of the stanislaus sheriff's department. harris? >> it's been an unfortunate weekend for other officers as well. because this was not the only officer shot this weekend. >> reporter: that's exactly right. if you include today's fatal shooting, four members of law enforcement on the west coast have been shot in just the past three days. that includes on saturday when a police officer in anchorage, alaska, was shot multiple times. the officer was conducting a traffic stop when a man started firing. the officer is expected to survive. the suspect was shot and killed. >> i have watched the video from this situation. it was a clear and intentional ambush. but it will take a while to sort through the information

fox news sunday with chris wallace is coming thank you, bob cue sack. >>> i'm chris wallace. with just 48 hours to go until election day, we're live in our brand new fox election headquarters here in new york. >> we're on the cusp of something that's so amazing. >> after more than a year of a polarizing campaign, america at stake, the presidency, control of congress, and the future of the country. >> we will have change. the question is what kind of change are we going to have. >> today the latest on where the polls stand, live reports from the trail, and interviews with both campaigns. first, the republican vice presidential nominee, indiana governor mike pence. >> this country's coming together. we're going to make donald trump the next president of the united states of america.

his home with bess wallace became instead their own house an upstairs bedroom in her mother's mansion in independence. politics, quickly there after became true man's primary profession. in 1922 he ran for a two year position as eastern district judge of the three person county court as it was called in missouri in those days. actually a county commission with some limited judicial authority. his major organizational support came from a local machine faction popularly known for reasons that are obscure as the goats. and was aligned with kansas city's power political machine run by boston. truman's victory was the beginning of a career in rough and tumble local politics. that evolved among other people. he ran two years later for the post as presiding judge of the court. he ran and was reelected. in that position he built a modern road system for jackson county. just remember the automobile age was maturing and flourishing in america and developed it. and coupling the public interest i athat controlled for rug building materials. he won a hard fought primary and this is 1934 and was ea

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miss wallace, i feel i owe you an apology. you do? yes, i realize teaching evolution is the law and i'll do it. i brought a visual aid. class... the way darwin had it figured man's origins go back to the tree shrew some 60 million years ago. uncle harry, and then man developed the upright position by grasping tree trunks with the fore and hind limbs. excuse me. is this necessary, jim? are you, mr. garner? garner: why don't you come with me? you had to do it, didn't you? i feel i have to. moral decay, drugs, alcohol... these tragedies stem from our children growing up without faith in god or themselves. believe in your god? if that's what it takes. somebody's got to save these kids. make things right for them. jim, you are a gifted teacher. teach. i tell you what. if you would like to debate in an open forum on the scientific merits of creationism and evolution i'd welcome it. any time. that is not the issue. it's against the law to teach religion in public schools. i'll remove you from your teaching post. there's a p.t.a. meeting toni

but that person in the wallace campaign was the head of the campaign is in texas. reagan but the victory in texas don't go on to become at the convention. >> to the coal mining area was so important issue point out you are not in chronological order but yet the turning points that you could break through. >> he did in brazil irritated he had to for two reasons because he thought he was doing fine western junior he had good information but he would work them now i want to get my numbers right? >> is but we want to imitate so to start work early and hiring pollsters having your own plane other candidates have had these before becky did that with one package. but to it in an the leaders of wisconsin but i will go out to prove myself in the primaries with my connection to be framed in not is proof of his violins but the way people vote with their religion and there are those of because so bad but then with the catholic question nobody said. >> his whole effort to build the hints prestige she had to go to west virginia to be sure that there were no catholics. >> don't p

brad: in opening arguments wallace's lawyer admits wallace fired six shots at the home where she was visiting after he had a fight with other occupants. claiming that wallace only wanted to scare not kill. prosecutors say the opposite is true. >> regardless if he didn't mean whatever my baby is gone. she no longer says with the comfort of the family she will sit through the trial. it is expected to last three days and then the jury must decide is it first-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter as the defendant claims. larry: "7 on your side." alison: sign up for newsletter at wjla.com/enews. larry: new developments michelle marsh has a look at the finished product. michigan this is exciting. the scaffolding came down on a project a few months ago. but today was the first chance to really see what was done inside. it dates back to the civil war and weighs nine million pounds and last restored in the eisenhower administration and was in need of that were repaired. all the cracks were repaired using a metal stitching process. >> careful details. today they took an abc7 photographer o

i mean -- >> the odor of decomposition. >> reporter: wallace had chris against the ropes, and he waslly going to get some answers. not just about what happened, but why. the startling revelation, heather's radical makeover of her body and life had put her life in imminent danger. >>> coming up -- a whole new story from chris. was this all some awful accident? or could it be murder with a mind-blowing motive? >> do you think that heather would still be alive if she hadn't gone through this transformation? >> gosh. yes. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." heather jones' estranged husband maintains he knew nothing about what happened to her. but police were tracking his whereabouts when he made a very suspicious move. and that's when they thought they were hot on his trail. but would it lead them to heather? here's andrea canning with the conclusion of "the last dance." >> i would love to help you. i really would. >> reporter: for hours, chris jones had been going over his story with detectives about what happened the night his wife, heather, disapp

it's not for them, believe me. >> nicolle wallace? >> to borrow a term from kellyanne conway here, i don't know exactly what he meant but the damage is done. as a woman, i hear him making a case that the admirals behind him, that it's not for them to have a bomb commander-in-chief, that's what i heard. so whether that's what he meant or not i'll probably never know, the campaign will deny it but to extrapolate kellyanne conway's reasoning, the damage is done in that there is always an undertone of misogyny in his comments about women, about women in leadership, women in public life and that's what i heard in that comment. >> steve, those men on stage are a subset of unofficially the greatest men on earth. it's tough to quote their thoughts. >> very tough to quote their thoughts. they are extraordinary men. all of us, we have bosses. if you serve in the united states military, you don't a boss, you have a commander. there's a chain of command and at the top of that chain of command is not the boss in the board room from "the apprentice

joining us now is the fox news sunday host, chris wallace. as tight as they can be. >> yeah, and while they're swing states we should point out they're almost must-win states for donald trump. i told you at 3:00. presidency without winning florida since 1924. only one democrat has won north carolina since 1976. that was barack obama in 2008, and then he was taken back by romney in 2012. and no republican has ever been elected president without ohio. so you got to win all three states and even if he does, and he wins all the other romney states, that only gets him to 253, he's still 17 votes short of the presidency. >> let's talk about those three states. north carolina is between the cities, charlotte, mecklenburg county, raleigh-durham area, universities around there versus the rural areas. there's a balance. >> that's true in all of these places. the states are split. like country is split. split between men and women. we're seeing a huge gender gap split between the races. split on education. and we're seeing that -- i have to stay, florid