any feelings toward george zimmerman still? >> yeah, i am still at the place where i was february 26, 2012. i am still at has place that i have anger in me. i would be less than man if i told you my position has changed. there is a lot of anger in me because he has taken something away from us that we can never get back. we are linked together because of that. the only thing that would detach that link is if our son was here. so i think that there is a lot of resentment, a lot of the hurt, pain built up inside of me. what i ever want to sit down and dialogue with him? no, absolutely not. there are emotions. i am a man first and foremost and there are plenty of emotions running deep in me because of the love i had for my son. i just don't think i will ever get to a space in my life where i would be able to sit down and ask him why did you do this. he had a chance to explain wie he did it during the trial and he didn't. that was his chance to explain why he had taken our son away from us and so i am still at the same point. >> yo

joe zimmerman is here tonight. >> steve: yeah!that's his album, "smiling at wolves." oh, fantastic. guys, today's friday. that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails and, of course, i send out "thank you notes." and i was just wond -- [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: they're scary. >> jimmy: they're a fan of sending out "thank you notes." i was running a bit behind, so thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i would just like to write out my weekly "thank you notes" right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the best. thank you for this. hey, james, can i get some "thank you note" writing music, please? james? ♪ oh, man. [ light laughter ] in a great mood as ever. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's always in a a great mood. [ light laughter ] it looks like he's upset. someone stole his tie apparently. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know. >> steve: casual -- casual fridays. [ applause ] that's cool. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you spring br

now the only known link between the victim and alleged shooter is that zimmerman was a family friend helping mauer sort that was personal and financial issues involving mauer's mother who died about two weeks ago. since the only two people who know the full story are dead, police say they may never know the motive behind this apparent murder-suicide. >> unless somebody that knows something that we don't know yet, somebody we didn't talk to comes forward and tells us the rest of the story, we don't really know. >> reporter: now police say gary hour did have a few dui's on his record but nothing violent. once again as of right now the motive behind this case remains unknown. reporting live from shoe makersville, walter perez channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you walter. >>> former penn state president graham spanier had nothing to say this morning as he walked into a harrisburg courtroom for jury selection. the 68-year-old faces two counts of endangering the welfare of children and one count of conspiracy. all in connection with the jerry sandusky scandal. gary schultz and tim curl

now the only known link between mauer and zimmerman is that zimmerman was a family friend helping mauer sort out some personal and financial issues involving his mother who died about two weeks ago. and since the only two people who know the full story are dead, police say they may never know for sure the motive behind this murder-suicide. >> unless somebody that knows something we don't know yet, something we didn't talk to comes forward and tells us the rest of the story, we don't really know. >> reporter: now, to be clear k-mauer lived here in this home, zimmerman lived with her husband in nearby mohrsville r police say gary mauer had a few dui's in his past but apart from that nothing violent. as of right now the motive remains unknown. reporting live from shoemakersville, walter perez channel6 "action news." arrick. >> fbi director james comey was put on the hot seat on capitol hill. today comey went on the record for the first time about russia's alleged involvement in the 2016 elections and president trump's wiretapping claims. comey said the fbi is, whoing into links between rus

died from gunshot wound shoe makersville overnight:police say mauer chased zimmerman out of his home and shot her while she was running to get hem. mauer then turned the gun on himself. zimmerman had been helping mauer take care of his sick mother but they're still working to determine what sparked the deadly shooting. >> the wilmington fire department had to use special gear to rescue al 14-year-old boy. the action cam was there as crews lowered the ropes and hooked the boy into harness to lift him to safety. the fire department says calls initially came in saying someone jumped from the market street bridge around 7:30 this morning. when first responders got there the boy was stillly in a drainage tube. he wasn't hurt but he was taken to a.i. dupont hospital for children as a precaution. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. first day of spring and meteorologist adam joseph is outside with some springlike conditions but -- >> with a coat on. >> still snow around there, too. >> there's a lot of snow around here but you know what you probably notice it's melting pretty qui

sam sweeney is live at zimmerman's hardware in burtonsville - sam?etro is already taking precautions ahead of the storm. metroaccess can follow the forecast right on download the stormwatch app for instant updates. and following our stormwatch team on facebook and twitter. we'll have another update from veronica johnson - coming up at 5:50. breaking overnight an earthquake hits virginia. jummy olbabanji is at the live desk. the u.s. geological survey reports that the 2-point-3 magnitude quake hit just after 10-o'clock last night. the quake was centered in goochland county - but people living across the richmond area report feeling it. people on social media say it sounded like thunder. no immediate reports of any damage. this is the same general area where that 5-point-8 magnitude quake hit back in 20-11. 5 xxx and happening this week. two major deadlines for the trump administration.. the first is for the justice department to provide evidence to back up the president's claims of wiretapping by president obama. the other..an assessment on the plan t

investigators say the two were zimmerman was helping mauer with estate matters after the recent deathhisother. >> ♪ >> happening today, the trial gets going for the formerheenn e university. he faces charges related to the jerry sanduskyhaspanier hado say as he nuke a harrisburg courtroom for jury selection yesterday. the 68-year-old is accused of endangering children by mishandling child sexual abuse complaints about retired assistant football coach sandusky. spanier denies any wrongdoing. two former high ranking university officials gary schultz and tim curly struck plea deals last week and the two are expected to testify against spanier, a former colleague. >> there will not be a cinco cio de mayo celebration in philadelphia this year. organization decided to cancel the event on may fifth. they say recent immigration raids across the country are many people in the latino community feeling unsafe. >> the people come from other -- like other cities from the united states, to come to participate here, maybe on the way they get stopped and asked for any like legal papers and they don't

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zimmerman helping moorer with estate matters after if recent death of his mother. >> one of the rims attack is being targeted again this time verbally. somehow the suspects got his phone number and have been making calls and texts. he and others tried to stop the group from throwing ice at people when the group turned on them with fists and feet. police are asking for help identifying the suspects. >> firefighters came to rescue today. the tourism center documented the process of getting the stranded dol dolphin back into e water. authorities say the dolphin is okay. the owners of two delaware justices are being sued for fraud. they'll use numerous complaints by the tenants. dann cuellar has the story. >> at the adam park amounts in delaware everyone we spoke with had a problem with management. james smith said the window in his daughter's bedroom has been broken for four weeks. >> they told me to go to lowes to get tape for the door because they didn't know when they would fix the window. >> i have the paper work in my apartment. nothing's been done. >> taylor au pair and his wife h

zimmerman you got to love this hops up avoid the tag and scores run. nationals 2-0 they tack on a few more and go on to beat palm beach neighbors 4-1. weak leading up to the terps sweet 16. all we can talk about is destiny slocum shot. terps shed they the media couldn't think of dream elite match-up with uc uconn. all they have to do is beat t tenth seeded oregon right easy right. >> there's destiny not putting up 75 footers but all smiles. sabrina ionescu drills it and had hand in face doesn't ma matter. terps down nine at the break to tenth seeded ducks. guest any look at this the lay in. maryland. down just three. trying to mount a come back. 4th quarter. just too much from the ducks. ruthy hub ert takes a pass goes up for the lay in too easy. oregon shoz shocks maryland they're legaled 6 7-3. >> until last night when florida hit a buzzer beater and entered pantheon of tournament shipping moments. buzzer m few. if anyone can it's montgomery blair high school dissecting madness with math. >> these are the sights and sounds we associate with march mad

ryan zimmerman and adam come around to score on the double for a roster spot.the fourth inning, sinking line drive, bryce harper makes it sliding catch. watch the risk brace, this is only spring training, nats lose 9.2. cullen kaepernick still on the sidelines, tonight someone with a theory why president trump anonymous source telling bleacher report the reason no one signed the quarterback is because no nfl owner quote wants to get a nasty tweet from donald trump. by the way no statement from kaepernick in the process of organizing a humanitarian mix to the nation of somalia. some people are saying because it's colin kaepernick isn't that great. nevertheless he's controversial >> he didn't have a horrible of a season. i think the controversy overshadowed that. a lot deal with that. >>> that does it for us. stay tuned tmz is coming up next. >> morning crew bright and early go on at 4:25 a.m. it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university

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in mid march, zimmerman's ace hardware, you normally see mowers instead of snow blowers. but not today. staff worked over the weekend to make sure they were ready for this storm. >> it's a little bit of a challenge. we're kind of used to it, different seasonal changes. luckily we have a warehouse close by. reporter: by 7:00 a.m. customers were waiting to get in for supplies. >> i'm picking up batteries, lanterns, sleds. anything to keep the kids busy. >> we have a lot of cars to take care of. we're a chauffeur business. we're trying to get it done. reporterth melt, rock salt, wind shield wiper fluid, and, yes, shovels. over at the grocery store, a similar situation. stock up on food now, so you're prepared for later. kelly anderson came out early. >> the pretty quiet. i think it will pick up a little bit after people get off work. reporter: and she's got it right. only midday right now. and still pretty steady. but a lot of people expected to come home on their way home from ork. snow not expected to start until after rush hour. jummy: we lost sam's live shot there. as we

sixty-one year-old garrett more more shot and killed 50 year-old carroll zimmerman. she was found dead behind this home on fourth street. police say moore then took his own life at his home nearby. >>> detectives are calling the burglary of the northeast philadelphia jewelry store a professional job. the thieves broke into kim thanh jewelry on whittaker avenue overnight. they got in through roof of the business next door and then went right for the safe. heist netted suspect up to a million-dollar worth of jewelry. the owner told "eyewitness news" it is second time that the business has been burglarized this year >> police say it is likely that more than one suspect is involved. >>> mantua township police, want to you take a good look at this surveillance video, authorities say it shows the man illegally entering the residents unlocked koran saturday night, before walking away. police say that there were several reports of car break ins in the township over the weekend and if you recognize this man, give police a call. >>> jury selection began in the trial of the for

trooper say 50-year-old carol zimmerman was shot to death in her neighbor's backyard. been pounding on their door trying to get them to call 911. this happened in and shoemakersville berks county early yesterday afternoon. gary mauer was found dead of a self inflicted gunshot wound. investigators may never be sure about the motive of this murder-suicide. >> police arrested a suspected drunk driver whom passed out at a mcdonald's drive through. police arrested 21-year-old octavio lopez hernandez at the restaurant in dover on saturday at 1:00 a.m. the they took lopez hernandez into custody without incident. he is behind bars a bond set at $5,000. police say this is his third dui. >>> parents and concerned citizens in new jersey packed into the millville school board meeting last night. they are upset about plans to close rd wood elementary at the end of the school year. it is the oldest school in the district. superintendent david genteel made the announcement on friday. he says the district faces a 3 million-dollar budget gap and closing the school is estimated to save

we spoke to adam zimmerman an advocate for smoke-free public spaces and says it's a public health issue and rockville can help to lead the way. >> if rockville does this, it will be the first municipality in the dc metro area to take the step, and i'm hopeful it will encourage other cities around the area to follow suit. >> rockville's proposed ban will hit l outdoor dining areas. they banned smoking at city marks, rec facilities, and other facilities. >>> they let the fans weigh in on the major league soccer team, and san diego, you're a national embarrassment tonight. >>> what happening in florida? tim tebow not ready for matt scherzer's fastball yet. more on what happened down in port st. lucy, next in sports. >>> i would go with it. if i had my own car or if i had a different form of transportation, i would definitely be using it somemes lyft and uber is really expensive, but it's convenient. >> it's getting me back >>> four teams remain on the mens' side, and now four remain on the women's side. in college basketball, stanford and mississippi state punched their ticket yesterday, a

rebecca zimmerman is a policy researcher at the rand corporation think—tank, who's spent time in afghanistangovernment's security forces. i asked her whether the attack on the hospital marked a new low in the conflict. it is not unusual for the islamic state in afghanistan to attempt something that is shocking. but i think even for this group, it reaches really a new level, to pose as medical professionals and to come in and to kill the sick and wounded. it is shocking, even amongst a group thatis it is shocking, even amongst a group that is known for the headings of ethnic minorities in afghanistan. the first time i think islamic state fighters have engage directly with afg ha n fighters have engage directly with afghan security forces in the capital, doesn't suggest eu a major change in tactics? it could. it is difficult to know now. it is also possible that it is the result of something happening in terms of partnerships between different organisations. —— to you a major. what we are seeing is a shift in personnel. it is too early to know. but it is a new revolution in what we have come t

minnesota after the earliest tornado in the state's history, tornado touched down last night in zimmerman, that's north of minneapolis. the winds were so strong, they through a trailer into a house. boats from nearby lake were thrown across the home's yard. more than 2,000 people lost power after the severe weather, the previous record for the earliest tornado in minnesota march 18, back in 1968. national weather service will be investigating whether there was also a second tornado in that area. >>> we can expect this as spring starts to roll in in the next few weeks. >> we had two tornados in pennsylvania last month, extremely rare for february. today just dealing with the rainfall. could hear few rumbles every thunder into tonight, not concerned about severe weather, but grab that rain slicker. >> i felt the drizzle. >> few drops. if you leave without the umbrella you might be all right, but i advise to take it along, so why get drip dropped on? live look in center city philadelphia, do have dizzle coming down, temperatures are cool, 43 degrees current. but compared to the 20's we were

in the city, several houses knocked off their foundation and the same storm sparking a tornado in zimmerman of minneapolis, the earliest on record in that state. the thunderstorms and strong wind moving south into tennessee and alabama. look at that rain. >> look for what is going viral, you have been waiting for april the giraffe to give birth. can't believe it. >> there is a new mommy in town taking the internet by storm. this is aaron, she set up this live stream as she and her husband the weight baby number 4, due march 14th. >> she paces around milling about her myrtle beach home in a giraffe head live stream. this is your fourth kid you are throwing in the towel, we get it, we know how this works and april doesn't seem ready for the world, there has been a lot of belly movement. no signs of labor yet. >> i caught myself watching for any sign of it. i was one of those people. i really was. >> 36 minutes after the world, go counselor kicking a special needs student but the school district has to say for itself this morning. >> breaking down president trump's executive order which will h

>>bob zimmerman has a nice view of apple park from his front lawn.slipped in the same house since 1959. purchase price? >>i think it was 17. >>the cost $5 billion to build over there. >>apple is cupertino's single largest. >> there is that, definitely. >>>the mayor who hasn't yet word apple park, to find out how much apple actually pays the city and taxes, added he would like apple to step up and contribute more than it comes to educating cupertino's youth. >> specifically, helping our children who have special needs, helping our children who come from families that are disadvantaged. i would love to have that connection with apple. >>apple declined to allow us access to apple park, but ceo tim cook emphasize this campus is the vision of the late steve jobs, saying the workspaces and parkland are designed to inspire our team, as well as benefit the environment. we've achieved one of the most energy efficient buildings in the world and the campus will run entirely on renewable energy. >>apple provides connectivity throughout the world. we are about, i

reporting live at zimmerman's hardware, sam sweeney. autria: don't forget that abc 7 is always on your side, on-air, online, on social media. tomorrow morning we will be going on at 4 a.m., when the storm will be hitting its hardest. picture the your of early with us to make sure you are up to speed with nasty weather. larry: a massive fire at a warehouse in california, mortgagors because of what was burning inside. julie? julie: believe it or not, this fire was hard to fight a cousin of chili peppers. started at around 9:30 last night, our time. you can see up this was. this fire is still kind of burning, they are checking for hotspots this morning. authorities say that about 20 businesses use that spot and eight to 10 have been destroyed. we know that 150 firefighters were on the scene at the height of this. you can see the thick plume across downtown los angeles. we will continue to keep you posted on this one. we checked in with our affiliate out there and witnesses tell them that you could feel a burning sensation in your throat be

after he was gunned down in 2 2012 by a neighborhood watch member george zimmerman. a movie and t. v. docu series said to be produced based on two books from the case that jay-z and wine stein company won the rights to. >>> manufacturing plant in bucks county becomes inferno during rush hour yesterday. the smoke from the fire incroydon could be seen for miles. the building home to several businesses and now many employees are wondering what is next. our joanne has more. >> reporter: you could see this fire for miles. from the sky, the thick black smoke blanketing parts of bristol township in lower bucks. >> this was a fast going building you can see the flames shooting in the air and the smoke, the smoke was so thick. >> the fire at a metal manufacturing plant in industrial area along state road quickly elevated to three alarms with 15 fire companies responding. jessica pania's husband one of the brave who battled the intense fire. >> nerve racking and adrenalin rush. fire ripping through the roof and everything. i was even more freakier when the fire fighters were on the roof and

jonathan: you will find 77-year-old john zimmerman. is considered a national treasure. >> i'm probably the only guy left in the country that does work on them. jonathan: for 57 years, john worked as a gunsmith. but the gun he builds are from an era long since gone. >> it's a dying art, a lost art. jonathan: black powder gun, the kind used in the civil war. the kind that made harper's ferry famous. in 1859, a stone's throw from the shop, john brown carryied out the -- carried out the r started. ironic a relative of john's was in the armory at the time of the raid. now all the years later, john is building works of art in the form of exact replicas of the guns and many others. >> copy of the 1805 harper ferry's bis to. the marshal pistol because they were issued to the marshals, the first military police force. jonathan: his works can be found on museums or on old battlefields with reenactors. period tv shows turn to him to ensure they get it right. >> bbc, "mercy street." all the weapons there went through this shop. jonathan: a rare sk

and robert zimmerman. there's got to be something. >> we're seeing what's really interesting is watching a bipartisan coalition come together. no one believes there's evidence that president obama wiretapped president trump. if there was, president trump could have easily produced it. the bigger concern is does president trump actually believe what he's saying and trust these fake news characters like mark levin or sean hannity. >> you believe that he really does believe he will find it? >> or if he's trying to get a distraction with the be birther lie and claiming fraudulent voting to take away from the real issue that his administration's culpability in russian hack iing. e we already know some of the senior advisers have misled or lied about their contacts with the russian ambassador. and john mccain pointed out the platform for the republican party convention was changed with a much more favor itable over ukraine. >> there's the issue of russia. what do you think is going to. happen tomorrow, ben? >> i

coming up here george zimmerman to have more on that -- coming up, he's going to have more on that. >>> a lot of focus on sears. they're struggling. sears says they're taking steps to reduce cost by a billion dollars. sears is handing -- yesterday, executives said there's doubt about the company's ability to continue. back in january, sears sold the craftsman tool ban to black and decker to save money. >> the jobs -- it affects the rest of the mall too because you have that big empty store. >>> all right. 5:51 is the time right now. breast implants now linked to cancer. the risk ask a new warning from the food and drug add minute - the risk and a new warning from the food and drug administration. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 5:54. as we told you yesterday, the government has a new rule banning electronic devices bigger than cell phone from carryon luggage on direct flights from the u.s. from 8 muslim majority countries. under the new rules, laptops, cameras, ipads and kindles will all have to be checked. many business travelers says it's a major inconvenience because the

harlan hill, robert zimmerman, health care down, up next u the president's pick for the supreme courto talk about that. >>> one charity is making an impact by building sturdy houses for the homeless. >> when they get a house, they actually think differently about their future. that's the power of a home. we actually build a structure for those who own their own land but need a little bit of help with their house. our primary focus has been in the americas. we do 16 by 20 and 20 by 20 houses. >> one, two, three. >> and they have three windows and a door, electrical, drywall, very livable house. every family has to have income, they have to own their own land and they have to have children. luis and susan have got four beautiful children, they're living in a 6 not by 10 foot tarp over some dirt. >> translator: it was difficult to sleep at night, all of us on the same mattress, now we're more comfortable, everyone has their own space, and now we can sleep with our arms stretched out. >> to see the joy in their face and the excitement, that's my biggest thing. i'm going to see that image

commentator ben ferguson, he hosts a conservative radio talk show, also here with me in new york robert zimmerman. ben, we'll start with you, i'm looking at tweet after tweet of president trump where he doubles, triples, quadruples down on this allegation of wiretapping by the president. if there is no evidence, however, to support this wiretapping clarm, what is this going to mean for the president's credibility? >> it's going to hurt his credibility obviously. and i think what you're going to see here is one, they're not going to comply with some random arbitrary today of tomorrow. obviously the white house at some point is going to have to roll this out because they either need this to be settled or move forward. what you're going to see, the word wiretapping, people take that literally, that phone lines were tapped, or phone calls were tapped. or what you're probably going to end up seeing here, is at least commune skags via email inside donald trump tower, they need to come out and clarify if that's where they gore to go with this. otherwise this is going to be an issue that keeps going far

with me, robert zimmerman, a democratic strategist and former hillary clinton fundraiser.cnn political commentator ben ferguson joining us. robert i'm going start with you, not a word from the white house since these tweets this morning. it's been almost 12 hours. >> these tweets and the startling claims about wire-tapping and the former president behind it. what's your take here? >> one of two scenarios, either the sedatives wore off from the state of the union or another tactic by donald trump it to try to change the focus and change the topic. we've seen that play many times before. his false claims about voter fraud. bipartisanly rejected. his recent claims about sweden terrorist attack. his false charges about refugees and of course, the original strategy of bringing up the birther lie to try to change the focus and engage in character say sa assassination. you're seeing a bipartisan coalition emerge in congress calling for an independent investigation. some by darrell issa calling for a special prosecutor. because the issue about the contacts between donald trump and

. >> reporter: bob zimmerman has a nice view from his front lawn. he has lived in the same price since 1959. the purchase price. >> 17,000. >> it cost $5 billion to build over there. >> it creates jobs. >> reporter: creates jobs and creates tax revenue in the city. apple is cupertino's single largest taxpayer. >> do you get the secrecy element. >> yeah. there is that. >> reporter: the mayor who hasn't yet toured apple park will not say how much apple pays the city in taxes but would like apple to step up and contribute more when it comes to educating cupertino's youth. >> i would like to see apple more visible in the school snooze specifically. >> reporter: >> helping our children who have special needs and those who come from families that are disadvantaged. we would love to have that connection with apple. >> reporter: ceo tim cook emphasized this campus is the vision of the late steve jobs saying the workplaces and parklands will inspire our team and benefit the environment. we have achieved one ever the most energy efficient buildings in the wor

zimmerman just . >> i am just reporting. >> because% at the end of the day -- you're asking me a question and i'm going to answer. please stop shaking your head again. >> i mean, what are you a child? as you put it today. you said you were road kill today. he was so combative. >> he's frustrated. you can clearly see that and today wasn't a pretty day. the administration wanted to come out and combat this "washington post" story. and anything about russia, they're very concerned with because of what's been happening with nunes. this whole scope from the day after the president was inaugurated, there's been problems from the podium, from the time they started talking about the crowd size to today. they're frustrated. they're trying to find their footing. i understand the job he's trying to do but i'm also doing my job as a reporter by asking the questions and i did not ask a question that was wrong. i just asked after the series of questions from everyone in the room, how do you change the narrative from this negative picture to something that -- >> we don't have that. we don't have that. t

state police say 50-year-old carol zimmerman pounded on neighbor's door and said gary shot me right before she died. police later found 61-year-old gary moore dead in his home nearby after police say he shot himself. police say it appears to have been a domestic incident. >>> well a man's trip to mcdonald's drive through in dover, delaware, landed him in jail. police say 21-year-old octave yolo pez hernandez was driving drunk right before he fell asleep in the drive through la lane. it happened over the weekend at the fast food chain on the 900 block of south dupont highway. police arrested him and charged him with his third dui which is a felony charge. >>> crews are out right now in montgomery county where construction is under way at the mid-county tolls. if your commute involves this part of the pennsylvania turnpike you may want to give yourself extra time. >> absolutely. it will be like this for at least few weeks as crews update the equipment. fox 29's brad sattin has the details. >> reporter: forget about the fast lanes at the mid-county interchange in montgomery county for the nex

. >> the panel is back with us, jeffrey lord and robert zimmerman. roger stone says he's being completely transparent. when he does go before that committee, what would the questions be that you would have for him? >> you know, i have to tell you, if they were filming a movie about dirty tricksters, they would cast roger stone in a joe peche role. why is roger stone talking to guccifer in the first place? what is the rational? how did he know that john podesta was going to be in trouble. let's be clear, when ryan prebust -- reince priebus was -- >> he was on the transition team so there is trust. >> there's no trust for chairman nunes to conduct himself in a professional manner. that's where you have people like john mccain and congressman adam schiff calling for the independent investigator. and quite frankly we need a special prosecutor. >> jeffrey, roger stone was also saying that, you know, intel is wrong. that the guccifer 2 is not a russian problem. >> i have known roger stone for decades. and i know he's controversial, but i can tell you one t

joining is now, katherine zimmerman, senior analyst on al qaeda at the american enterprise institute, to have you on our program. interesting to look at some of these numbers, take a look over the years about what our operations have looked like inside that country. what do you make of the ramp up of drone strikes thus far? >> it is clear that the current administration wants to do more against al qaeda which has expanded its base significantly in yemen under the civil war. i think they are seeing drone strikes as the answer. we don't really have any forces on the ground, and we are partnering with the ones that you have forces there, but they are not able to hit al qaeda everywhere that it is. >> jenna: this is your area of expertise, can you help explain to our viewers al qaeda and the arabian peninsula, what particular threat that thread poses to our nation? >> clearly, a qap is best known for its underwear bomb which are put in the air on christmas day and 2009, that bob did not go on, a qap try to get multiple times after that. so this is seen as the al qaeda branch that is most

state police say 50 yeared oh carol zimmerman pounded on neighbor's door and said gary shot me just beforeund 61-year-old gary mar dead in his home nearby after police say he shot himse himself. investigators say it appears to have been a domestic incident. >>> a sign of hope now in the opioid crisis that has hit the nation. overdoses among children may be on the decline. a study shows since 2009, u.s. poison control centers have seen fewer calls about children and teenagers who have ingested prescription opioids still health advocates say the incidents remain a major public health problem. findings publish in the journal pediatrics. >>> and historic delaware county church is counting its blessings someone donated self million dollars to pay off its mortgage. >> can you imagine? still no word though iain who wrote the check. fox 29's jennifer joyce has the heart-warming story from sharon hill. ♪ >> reporter: sunday services at the first african baptist church in sharon hill have been a staple in this area since 19 1903. >> we are distinct and we have the privilege of being in this communit

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in the eyes of the jury it was intelligible understandable that george zimmerman was fearful when he saw trayvon martin. i have been the end of the book, a bunch of cases that i read a little bit about mcdonald's, that is a good illustration of how reasonable fear ends up in some ways selectively creating a duty to retreat that continues to haunt certain groups of people. in other words, groups of people that are excluded from the idea of reasonable anxiety and fear. i do not know people are familiar with this case. this was back in assisi mcdonald's, in june of 2011. back then, cici mcdonald was a black transgender woman attacked by a group of people yelling racist and sexist obscenities.a woman slashed her face with a bottle. and it white man with a criminal history attacked mcdonald's she was trying to flee the scene. mcdonald stepped in with a pair of scissors that she kept in her purse. he died later from loss of blood and mcdonald was arrested and charged with second-degree murder. we know how all of this and is but essentially, in the poorest, the court case that resulted, cic

i look back at the zimmerman telegram, what really gets world war i started. the government says -- the government in germany says if mexico joins world war i they will give you back the states. i can see the cubans doing something very similar even if oswald went to them and said i want your help in assassinating kennedy. they would say, no, we are on decent terms right now. he disagreed and not to invade. annoyed they pulled the missiles out but his number one goal was to keep the cuban government and the cuban people under his power. killing kennedy would be a reversal of that. it would be the only invasion in american history with a 100% approval rating. be a doesn't seem to reason for either of those governments to be involved but i could be wrong, right? who knows? amanda is in charge. i'm interested in the later history -- when or if we stopped worrying about assassinating of fidel and decided to wait him out. >> the miami station was basically shut down by about 1968. we are a little more focused on the anomaly that point. the anomaly came our number o

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although stand your ground laws really got a bad rap after george zimmerman used that when he gunnedteen boy trayvon martin, so that's why everyone has it in their mind that stand your ground is a bad thing. it's not. what it is really is a souped up self-defense and in this case, you've got a 23-year-old young guy at home. he lives with his parents. he hears a break-in. he goes down, skids into the kitchen and sees three guys dressed in black with masks, gloves, the works, brass knuckles, a knife, they have an exchange of words and he unleashes the weapon. it is an ar-15. that's considered bad in a lot of ways of the it's discuss like m-16 military rifle. it is semiautomatic and that has really turned a lot of heads but it doesn't matter if you're using an ar or an bb gun, if somebody comes in your house you have a right to defend yourself and imagine coming in your kitchen and seeing three guys standing there. so i really think this boys down to self-defense. and i'll tell you what is going to be the hangup. here's the sticky part that felony murder charge they're looking at for ro

i look back at the zimmerman telegram, if you know that story, what really gets world war i started. the government in germany says if mexico joins world war i they will give you back the states. mexico was like, you are out of your minds. i can see the cubans doing something very similar even if oswald went to them and said i want your help in assassinating kennedy. they would say, no, we are on decent terms right now. they just agreed not to invade. castro was annoyed they pulled the missiles out but his number one goal was to make sure the cuban people and the cuban government stayed under his power, and he accomplished that. thatng kennedy just opens up for a possible reversal of that. it would be the only invasion in american history with a 100% approval rating. if the cuban government was proven to be behind the kennedy assassination it would be like, everybody go. there doesn't seem to be a reason for either of those governments to be involved but i could be wrong, right? who knows? amanda is in charge. >> i am kind of interested in the later history, when or if we stopped wor

. >> reporter: bob zimmerman has a nice view from his front lawn. he has lived in the same house since 1959. >> i think it was about $17,000. >> it cost $5 billion to build over there. >> it creates jobs. >> reporter: and keeps tax revenues in the city. apple is cupertino's single largest taxpayer. >> do you have frustration about that secrecy element. >> there is that definitely. >> reporter: the mayor who hasn't yet toured apple park declined to say how much apple pays in taxes but says she would like apple to step up and contribute more when it comes to educating cupertino's youth. >> i would like apple to be more visible in our schools. >> specifically. >> helping our children with special needs. helping families that come from family that's are disadvantaged. we would love to have that relationship. >> reporter: the ceo tim cook emphasized this campus is the vision of the late steve jobs, saying the work spaces and parklands are designed to inspire our team as well as benefit the environment. we've achieved one of the most energy buildings in t

abc news fixer stephanie zimmerman -- i love that title. you are a fixer.ottom of this. so, tell us what's going on here. >> yeah, this is a scam that's targeting cell phone users all around america. it showed up a couple of years ago and now making a comeback. these are overseas scam artists that use auto dialers to call people's cell phones. they let it ring once or twice and they're hoping you'll be curious enough to call back and if you do, you end up with a big international calling charge on your bill and sometimes when you call back, they keep you on hold and then you're stuck with an even bigger charge. >> and, steph, it can happen to anybody. we all get those missed calls. what should people look out for? >> yeah, well, it's tough because the area codes that they use and you can see them here, they really resemble u.s. area codes but they are overseas and they're often in the caribbean. so when you look at your phone bill you'll see something like premium international calling charge and it's a lot like an old scam where they call and they say, you

it was inspired by the real life shooting of trayvon martin george zimmerman an conversatiot that createrlier this month, we sat downn with buys wood and steven james yesterday i got a chajnce to tat with series lead shanaa lathan who stars as a justiceustice department investigator taking a look at the racially charged c shooting.shoo she told me why the timing ofy the show was so important. >> how long have you been on the job? >> two years patrol. >> hey let's talk about your show, shots fired.. this show is deals with a lot oo things that are going on in society right now. now >> this is has been a long time coming.ming the actual timing of it is -- was chilling.in the synchronicity of the timingm was crazy we were shooting last year, um, it was shooting inhoon july. there was a record number ofber police shootings.otin there were days where we were,e, you know, so devastated comin to work because here we were telling this story around thed t subject matter and yet it was so it's definitely reflective of what, you know, of what we'ree'e dealing with. >> yet, it is still, it i s enter