wha wha ♪ ♪ in new york i milly rockhide it in my sock ♪ ♪ running from the cops shooting at the opps] >>> this is "nightline". >> tonight brutal regime. the american college student detained for 17 months in north korea now dead days after returning from home in a coma. his parents speaking out. >> i nelt down by his side and hugged him. >> now questions about what happened to him in captivity, why doctors are saying the official story doesn't add up plus. ♪ don't go chasing waterfalls ♪ >> 23 years after tlc's first hit. the death of her sister. >> devastating. i couldn't speak about her in past tense. i couldn't do it. >> and an exclusive first look at newest video hater. >> first night line five. >>> good evening. we start tonight with a horrifying student about a arrested in north korea and held there for a year and released only in a coma. so many questions unanswered. >> then 24-year-old eric wareheimbier otto warmbier 17 months later was carried off a plane unable to walk, talk or respond to verbal commands. >> we're thrilled our son is on american soil and i'm able to talk to

wha wha ♪ ♪ in new york i milly rockhide it in my sock ♪ ♪ running from the cops shooting at the oppsr 17 months in north korea, now dead, days after returning from home in a coma. his parents speaking out. >> i knelt down by his side and hugged him. >> now questions about what really happened to him in captivity. why doctors are saying the official story doesn't add up plus. ♪ don't go chasing waterfalls >> chasing waterfalls, 23 years after their hit, tlc speak up after the death of their band mate and sister. >> devastating. i couldn't speak about her in past tense. i couldn't do it.

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. >> many are trying to understand wha cosby sexual asst trial. two members of the jury caused a deadlock because they held out for acquittal on two counts. the judge released the jurors' names on two counts of the aggravated indon't assault the vote -- indecent assault, 10-2 vote to quick. the jury told the judge they were deadlocked. district attorney kevin steele said he will retry the cosby case hoping that a different jury will render a different verdict. >>> police in south jersey are looking for a man who attacked a woman at parvin state park. police say the woman was able to fight off the stranger and run for help. the man grabbed the woman while she was running and hit her with a stick monday evening. the woman was not seriously in,l storm cindy has made landfall in louisiana in the northern gulf d the winds are up to 40 miles per hour and expected to continue to be a force along the louisiana texas border this morning. this is galveston, texas an hour south of houston, it is raining there. parts of the coast have been drenched in heavy r

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according to an internal wha memo obtained by the juice journal wha officials determined information about his education was false a decade ago and when ruther first applied to work there but ignored it. issue emerge when a new board was seated and employees started asking questions. >>> 4:36. testimony will continue today in the corruption trial of our district attorney seth williams accused of taking bribes worth tens of thousands of dollars in return for providing legal favors. lets get to lauren johnson with who we will hear from today and who we heard from yesterday, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, karen. uncomfortable. that is how deputy commissioner joseph sullivan described some of the requirements district tern seth williams made of him, all of this testimony coming here at the federal courthouse yesterday. he told jurors back in 2013 seth williams requested his presence at a lunch, venue the union league social club, the reason to have lunch with the businessman that federal agents had warned both sullivan and williams to avoid >> i just know i fulfilled my responsibilit

. >> wha t's cool about your summer camp?mail your nomination to us at coolc amps@kpix.com, and we may feature your camp on the thursday morning show. for almost 200 bucks! it's actually a money clip.. in >>> paper clips might be cheap and easy to get around the office but prada wants to sell them for almost $200. that's actually a money clip in the shape of a paper clip. the sterling silver accessory is 2" and costs $185 the equivalent of buying 13,000 regular paper clips. >>> summer is one of the best times of the year for fresh fruit. today our fresh grocer tony tantillo looks at one variety you can enjoy right now. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with white peaches. we do a lot of tips on summer fruit and white peach is a favorite. they are early for this kind of quality. last year at this time mother nature wasn't so nice. the flavor wasn't there. but this year they're there and so is the sugar. and this is great. let's talk about selection. when you buy them, you want to look for

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whas to reopen the case against cosby, the jurors suggested the motivation may have been political. >> there was no new evidence, nothing, just the statute of limitations were running out. >> did that really bother you? >> yes, it does. i think they created this whole thing, a case that was settled in' 05 and when he to bring it up again in 17. >> after 52 hours of deliberations, the jury told the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked. prosecutors had said they intend to retry cosby. >>> we have a follow-up to a dramatic road rage story we first brought you yesterday. it was all caught on tape, and we're hearing now from some of the people caught up in the crazy crashes. >> it happened so fast, and the thing is that it -- i saw the whole thing coming. i saw my world coming to an end to be sthone with you. >> carlos benevides is thkf to tell his story. a story that started with a case of road rage. this man shows a man on a harley kicking the driver side door of a nissan sentra. ed driver loses control, hits the barrier and crashes into the cadillac escalade. >> i started to roll, i sa

. >> the message that she's sending iss wha iugging me. you know?inding a mate for love? what happened to being a smart, strong, courageous, intelligent, beautiful woman? >> that is still a thing. anyway, it's kind of an amusing video to look at. and yeah, potentially learn from either way what women are saying when they talk about female empowerment is not using your body as an asset because that is exactly what has been done for so many years being looked like an object that can be used for sexual gratification, not a human being who has the ability to think and grow and be strong and independent. >> you tell 'em, girl. >> i've been working on this. ask all my ex-boyfriends. >>> b.a.s.e. jumping gives you many things you can jump off. buildings, antennas, or earth. in this case, this guy has decided he's going with the antenna. starts sneaking up on you. starting climbing up. as we know what goes up must come down. >> as he's climbing this tower, i'm getting excited. >> he has a message for the moms out there in the world. mom says go outside and

let me tell you wha about. i talked with christy spelling who works for share our strength. this group started the text 877877 campaign. she says the organization does not keep track or track your phone numbers. their goal is connect kids and family with local nonprofit food banks to provide meals during the school year and obviously don't have any place to go in summer. it's funded by the usda, but get this. only 16% of kids that get free or reduced lunch during school don't get it during the summer because they don't know where to go. so this is where this text program comes in. because they don't know where to go. those locations offering meals aren't open, they are not listed yet, but once the site is up and running it will appear on this website. i have put it on our website. all you do is there is a spot, find site. click it, enter your address and bam, these buttons will pop up and show you where to go. these are in virginia, because there are some open. in june and july, there is about 3,000 sites offering meals in maryland, dc and virginia. if something looks suspic

. >> if you're voting heading to the polls today, wha >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> welcome back. if you're in the market for a new suv, you may want to research its headlight rating. a new test by the insurance industry reveals some information you'll want to be aware of. it's new this morning. mo mid-sized suvs tested were found to have unsafe headlights. only two got a good rating, a volvo and a hyundai. the tests measured the amount of usable light provided by low and high beams on roads and curves. the insurance industry recommends buying cars with headlight ratings good and acceptable. >> this is one that will probably have a lot of you talking. a d.c. principal said kids can get cash for turning off their phones. this is a big challenge. students at washington latin public charter school have to go completely screen free once a week during summer break. now if they do, the principal says she will give them each 100 bucks. this is for eighth and ninth graders. this he have to unplug from all screens including tv, phone, tablet, video games, every tuesday during the bre

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have you seen him since he whas been president? james: no, i have not. you have any advice that you would like to give him about what he should do or he doesn't need any advice from you? james: he has a pretty large team of advisors and a lot more people who want to be advisers. so i don't think the shortage of advice is the problem. [laughter] james: i think -- somebody once said to me, the office of the president of the united states, it consumes people. and they have got a very bold agenda, but at the same time, the world is not staying static. you know, we have enormous geopolitical uncertainty. you have issues around north korea right now, iran, the immigration crisis in syria. there are a lot of pockets of the world that could easily engulf and consume the time of the president, so i think it is critical that they be very focused on a small number of achievable goals and that the team is very coordinated, deliberate, and cooperative in working to get those done. david: now the strategy that you have employed as ceo, and since you have been ceo, i t

lee yanne melendez tells us wha the city is looking for. >> while ride share is a part of city livingsome find them a nuisance. >> i feel there's too many on the road. >> my biggest complaint with the double parking and the in the bike lanes. >> today the city attorney is demanding that both lyft and uber provide data on driver practices and answer questions on discrimination, disability access and public safety. in a statement that office made clear the city attorney aims to ensure that the two companies estimated 45,000 vehicles in san francisco comply with local and state laws. supervisor jane kim welcomed the investigation. >> we don't know if the drivers are following the law and picking up individuals with disabilities and they're providing cars that are a.d.a. compliant. we expect these of any company. >> kim is proposing an additional per-ride fee to pay for public transit infrastructure and road improvement. uber was happy to work with the city. lyft was reviewing the subpoena and said we have a track record of working with policy makers who regulate us. the city attorney is

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that's quite a change over the last few day and when wha we'll see you wednesday and thursday. isolated storms with moreover the weekend. not every day during the holiday tweekd. that rain from this morning moving out. we are looking for any kind of build ups here on the radar as we go through the amp. this mouth to the west, there was nothing. dry air coming in. you can see the little showers racing across the area fairly small but you can get a little intense thunderstorm far little while with this kind of a pattern. you have seen temperatures in the upper 70s. there will be parts of the area that are only in the low 70s. it cools down quite a bit tonig tonight. in the 50s by 11:00 at night. down by near 50 by morning. it is 52 in pots town. it is cool tomorrow morning and just spectacular in the afternoon. there is no doubt about that. on thursday we start to see the temperatures go up and some showers up to the north as you'll see here. philadelphia, i don't have showers in on thursday but i do have the temperature jump. pa suburbs, same story. in lehigh valley we'll have t

lee yanne melendez tells us wha the city is looking for. >> while ride share is a part of city livingd them a nuisance. >> i feel there's too many on the road. >> my biggest complaint with the double parking and the in the bike lanes. >> today the city attorney is demanding that both lyft and uber provide data on driver practices and answer questions on discrimination, disability access and public safety. in a statement that office made clear the city attorney aims to ensure that the two companies estimated 45,000 vehicles in san francisco comply with local and state laws. supervisor jane kim welcomed the investigation. >> we don't know if the drivers are following the law and picking up individuals with disabilities and they're providing cars that are a.d.a. compliant. we expect these of any company. >> kim is proposing an additional per-ride fee to pay for public transit infrastructure and road improvement. uber was happy to work with the city. lyft was reviewing the subpoena and said we have a track record of working with policy makers who regulate us. the city attorney is also con

it is important to dough wh wha can to make sure we are safe. [ inaudible ] >> i am not postponing the election. making sure that we are voting and recognize that actually one of the things these terrorists hate, they hate democracy and elections and the public choosing who should be our latest -- i am looking forward to vote on thursday. >> london is a great city to be called in vigilant today. you will see increase police presence today including our uniform officers. there is no reason to be alarmed by this. we are in the safest global city in the world. you saw last night, preparations and the rehearsals are taken place and also help in the injured. >> you have been listening to the mayor of london discussing the terror attack that happened last night in london where six people were killed and three assailants who have jumped out of a van and stabbed people in london. the mayor is saying london is one of the safest cities and there will be more police presence in london. the mayor's saying they'll not counter to terrorist, they'll do whatever they can to fight terrorism and keep th

this is wha bloomberg.: the johnson & johnson ceo tells the importance of tax reforms for his company. we will see what one analyst says is the competition will actually offset growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. anna: i am anna edwards. let's talk about the health care sector and a solution. johnson & johnson ceo alex gorsky joined bloomberg tv this morning and talked about what text report means for his business. alex: tax reform is critical for us. for us to get rid of some of the anomalies causing things and i think other things in the way that companies are thinking about where they are going to be based. first to be competitive on a global basis, it's essential that it gets done. we are working very hard with them. anna: that was alex gorsky. he has a neutral rating on johnson & johnson and joins us here on set. it's an interesting confluence between the tax conversation with health care stocks because the subject of inversions and companies leading the

on fox news sunday second low admitted, well, he really didn't know wha was going on.ut you don't know that he isn't under investigation now, do you? >> no one has notified us that he is. i can't read people's minds, but i can tell you this thr we have not been notified that there is an investigation of the president of the united states. nothing has changed in that regard since james comey's testimony. while the president took a shot at deputy ron rosen steen in a tweet. today they said president has full confidence in. his current attorney, jamie gor relic worked with robert miller at wilmer hale. after the appointment of our former partner robert mueller as special counsel we advisedded mr. kusniriker to obtain the independent advice of a lawyer with the appropriate experience as to whether he should continue with us as his counsel. scheduled to travel to israel and then will meet with raised tonight mala. the president cease an opening he believes to ran the piece process and he wants to make sure that he gets things on track which is why he's sending kushner over.

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if you think the socialist economies of europe are not in trouble come wha, more power to you.you look at what the fed is doing here, what we have had in last 10 years is that no way is any of this going to materialize. they are in fantasyland and they are going to end up in the ditch. here's the important point. within 70 days, when the debt ceiling kicks in, it's already in place and they run out of cash come a draining very rapidly, they're down to less than $150 billion. what investors are totally ignoring is that there will not be a debt ceiling increase. i think there will be a shutdown in august or september. there will be the danger that they actually have to prorate revenue -- prorate spending to the incoming revenue. it will be such a shock to the system that what we saw friday, that little hiccup with the tos, would be nothing the fiscal paying that hits in august. david: is david stockman joining me in new york. may isinister theresa said to be living on borrowed time. that conversation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: i'm david gura. last week's election opened a

. >> if robert mueller wanted to talk with you-- >> iem wha would be happy to tem what i told you. >> director >> director comey's interview was hardly t the impeachment information they were looking for. >> not often you have him think he could not trust the p resident. >> and honest man under oath that does not focus much attention on telling the truth. >> he wanted the case against g his friend, michael flynn, to go away and hounded the fbi director. >> brief found resolute testimony detailing the frightening reality of president trump's pattern for contempt on justice. >> donete calloway is a strategt and former representative. thank you for coming on. this describes the hillary campaign and the aftermath. within 24 hours of the concession speech assembling the communication team to engineer thegi case that it was not entirely on the other end up with the russian hacking the centerpiece of the argument. this was a strategy devised in the ashes of the clinton campaign to delegitimize trump and has been far more youth active than anyone expected. >> it should matter to everyone and

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obama administration in those last few months to try to retaliate or respond the election hack and whahe trump administration has done, nothing has worked. they would steam be unimpeded and the responsess to date have been ineffective and if that's the case, we have to rethink what our cyber strategy is. >> we were just reporting a week or two ago that there was fake news that influenced james comey's decision about the hillary clinton investigation as well. >> and this is the issue. fake news has been used to influence our president as well as politico has reported some of its aids have put stories in front of him because he doesn't look through blogs himself. and he's been influenced by articles that were presented to him and some of them not actually factual. it's been used to influence our own president and i think there needs to be a real clarification between what is legitimate news and what is not. and the problem is the president keeps throwing around this word fake news. >> so, david, you have to wonder whether the president is he being briefed on these matters before he make

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