was -- blood. >> reporter: police say kendall was carrying a gun and got in a scuffle with another man. a bart officer responded when he heard gun fire, ordered kendall to drop his gun and fired when he didn't. but this witness didn't want to talk about that. he wanted to talk about the bigger picture. >> the systems and structures in place creating these toxic actions in our community. >> we want to know that in spite of what the media is saying, this is a safe place. >> reporter: and they play that love will make a difference. >> it's hard for me to hurt you if i know you and love you, so it's about building relationships with our loved ones and our community. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> the man acquitted of murder charges in the death of kate steinle has now lawyered up. he shot her on pier 14 in july of 2015. his only conviction in the case was being a felon in possession of a firearm. the his new lawyer will be at the sentencing tomorrow when he should be released to federal authorities because of time served. he'll now face a federal charge of being a felon in posses

this is arie and kendall. when she's not doing taxidermy she's kissing arie in the back off a dune buggy. eventually this whole thing wound up in the fantasy suite. she said i'm falling in love with you. he said i'm falling for you too. important difference. kendall, we'll see what happens. next lauren b. she got a plane ride with arie. they checked out what's called the nazca lines. >> proof of aliens. >> google that. arie actually went first. he said i love you first. >> not i'm falling in love with you. >> three words, "i love you." she said the same. >> she didn't say thank you? >> no. they went off to the fantasy suite. she continues her rise through the ranks. next boat trip with bekha k. he called their relationship the safest, most comfortable of the three so far. he also called himself a goofy dude. they're hanging out in the tent. both of them said i love you to each other. >> wait, but he already did that. >> he's doubling down. making promises he can't keep. >> cashing checks he don't have. >> afte

she's flown in from nashville to be a part of kendall's graduation. right behind them is another very special guest. he is her brother kyle. came lives in california he's married. they don't get to see each other very much anymore. her friends work together, not just with kyle, but with their mom to pull off a surprise. it sounds like the friend is a good friend and bought a ticket for kyle to be there for graduation. >> somebody has been working in school. >> over to arizona, we got elissa peterson graduating from arizona state university. >> are you kidding me? >> she's running over t t bro' captain peterson. he was deployed to iraq. he came back a month ago, he's stations in louisiana. she didn't expect him to make her graduation. when he shows up. these thrilled. he's like i would not miss your graduation. sister. >> kenyatta tyler called >> they have been married for a while. they recently went on an vifrs trip to puerto rico. >> a young man tried to rob robb at gunpoint and one shot was fired. >> it exited back here. >> oh, that's so dangerous.

right, kendall? >> can't pardon state crimes. it's complicated. it's not sure what the state crimes might be. that remains an exposure. it's intriguing timing that he pardoned scooter libby just after the offices of cohen were raided by the fbi. >> right. without any kind of relationship between scooter libby and donald trump. so areva, a former attorney for stormy daniels is said to be cooperating with prosecuters in the federal investigation or the investigation of michael cohen. could this be a clue that prosecuters might be going after the whole campaign finance violations because of that $130,000 payment? unclear whether that's going to be considered a do nation, a campaign donation or what? >> yeah. it's pretty clear, fred, that the feds that raided michael cohen's office and his home are interested in that negotiated $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. now you have keith davidson cooperating with the federal investigators. we know he was involved in negotiating that agreement. and we should also note something pretty significant happened in

i'll go to kendall on that. >> well, it's troubling, isn't it? , i mean, if you think about -- whether it splashes over to bob mueller is a different question. obvious that bruce ohr's wife was work for a private company, funded by democrats. some of my best friends are democrats on the left coast but nevertheless, that's a glaring conflict of interest, and what interactions he had with others, which were frankly outside of his immediate duties as the director that focused on drug trafficking organizations, is also unclear. so it raise's lot, a lot of questions. -- h raises a lot, a lot of questions. doj is effective in investigating others, but when they go under the microscope, sometimes we don't get a lot of clarity. >> laura: at the end of the week here, alan, any more thoughts on the closed door? bruce ohr's testimony? he's occupying a lot of air time with his connection with it all. you know the drill. >> i was prepared to give bruce ohr the presumption of innocence. i wasas student at harvard law school. everybody tells me he's a really go

your entire life. >> reporter: the dresser in the bedroom fell on to kendall's head leaving him in a coma for four weeks. >> the same way they put a warning sign on a hot beverage. it's the same way they should put a warning sign on a dresser. >> reporter: almost 3,000 children were injured in 2016. >> we encourage you to anchor, anchor, anchor. >> reporter: tethering a solid part of the furniture to the wall can prevent many accidents. as for kendall, now 11, he's had a few physical limitations but he's learned to talk and walk again. >> it's been hard. we did have to work a lot to get as far as we have gone. i'm glad i have my mom. >> reporter: nbc news, yonkers, new york. >> we'll be looking at what's in our home with different eyes. >>> moment of horror caught on camera. an out-of-control tractor-trailer swerving right into the path of an oncoming school bus. day. over the years, paul and i have met regularly with our ameriprise advisor. we plan for everything from retirement to college savings. giving us the ability to add on for an important member of our family. welcome home m

information indicating coordination between syrian military officials before the attack while my colleague kendall anian and i have learned today that the u.s. now has blood and a year in samples from some of the victims of this attack in syria last weekend and that those samples according to u.s. officials tested positive for chemicals toxin samples verified witness and victim accounts provided by a u.n. backed chemical organization would have served as a rock solid proof but trump apparently figured why bother launching the strikes just hours before the your p.c. w. probe on the ground was sure jewel to start experts abound to proceed with the investigation anyway but in the face of the strikes they are presented with an additional challenge now holding up the very relevance of the probe another obligation for an attack of this kind un approval but that's not a chapter of international law for trump just a nuisance does my duty to remind member states that there is an obligation but equally when dealing with methods of peace and security. to act consistently with the charter of the united nation

. >> david: kristin, thank you very much for joining us.tr kendall, first to you on this. paul calin had this to say earlier on cnn about the president peaking out on manafort -- speaking out on manafort, let's play this. >> the one thing i worry about as a prosecutor function a die-hard trump fan on the jury, you have the president of the united states yesterday making comments about this deliberating jury. jeff sessions said it rather than donald trump -- if the lawyer said it, he'd be held in contempt of court. >> david: is contempt really an issue here or is that a deflection, kendall? >> not at all, and, look, we're all talking, heads talking about the trial, breaking it down, giving predictions and things like that thehe system has to assume that the jurors are going to honor their oath, but nevertheless, if you're paul manafort, this is an intriguing development, because let's face it there's got to be statistically speaking three or four jurors in that group that probably supported trump. got to think that somebody is getting word about it, maybe, maybe not, but wh

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attorney kendall coffee. let's get to it. your reaction to this new tweet this morning from michael avenatti, how do you interpret it? >> he's trying to get reaction from trump and trump's legal team. obviously trump's legal team doesn't want to talk about this but the real question is whether the special counsel team is playing attention. $130,000 for a coverup is that something that seems to be relevant to anything legally? we remember where jon edwards was prosecutored becau kcue pro money was used to hush up. does that constitute some form of an illegal campaign contribution since the upshot is to benefit the candidate? the jury reacted that charge or didn't convict edwards, it wafw eventually dropped. the doj thinks that's a legal theory and could be something president trump is asked about wherever he has his interview or testimony with the mueller team. >> yeah, so you mentioned the president's legal team paying attention to all this and avanetti takes to twitter at 2:51 this morning. is he taking a pa

information indicating coordination between syrian military officials before the attack while my colleague kendall laney and i have learned today that the u.s. now has blood and urine samples from some of the victims of this attack in syria last weekend and that those samples according to u.s. officials tested positive for chemicals toxin samples verified witness and victim accounts provided by a u.n. backed chemical organization would have served as rock solid proof but trump apparently figured why bother launching the strikes just hours before the your p.c. w. probe on the ground was shot jule to start experts abound to proceed with the investigation anyway but in the face of the strikes they are presented with an additional challenge now holding up the very relevance of the probe another obligation for an attack of this kind u.n. approval but that's not a chapter of international law for trump just a nuisance does my duty to remind member states that there is an obligation particularly when dealing with methods of peace and security to act consistently with the charge that of the united nations

reports first appeared on social media twitter facebook and spread like wildfire while my colleague kendall anian and i have learned today that the u.s. now has blood and a year in samples from some of the victims of this attack in syria last weekend and that those samples according to u.s. officials tested positive for chemicals sources the usuals why the helmets who service rescue is islamists and syrian rebels also the somewhat less known syrian american medical society sounds together with the white helmets they were cited by the washington post the new york times c.n.n. virtually every western media outlets reporting on this chemical attack on saturday april seventh amidst continuous bombardment of residential neighborhoods in the city of duma more than five hundred cases the majority of whom are women and children were brought to local medical centers with symptoms indicative of exposure to a chemical agent sams that self is funded by u.s. aid six million in two thousand and fifteen usaid is widely believed to be an arm of the state department and is banned in multiple countries accus

joining me is kendall coffey, thank you for being with us. on the subject of the tapes, a couple of questions. if they exist, number one, wow. and number two, a guarantee they would be admissible or useable in an investigation? >> well, it's a double wow in terms of the existence of tapes. and with cohen's reputation as something of a recording artist who was taping a lot of people, that could be a major focus of the fbi's early interest. i don't think too many of them are going to be privileged unless he was recording donald trump, assuming he was recording third parties, there's not going to be a privilege issue there. and we all know that very few things are as probative, except perhaps for video, than an audio recording. witnesses just can't deny it. so everybody that's spoken to michael cohen in the last group of years has got to be pretty nervous this morning. >> and just to be clear, the conversations with the president would only be privileged if he was acting as his lawyer on the subject they were discussing, a, and, b, assuming ther

they're at kendall regional medical center around the turnpike. they're getting good medical attention. we have confirmed or received information that there are several people dead here and injured and dead in their cars. the heavy rescue team from miami-dade fire rescue have arrived. they're getting ready to deploy. fire rescue officials asked our news helicopter to back away so they can listen. we imagine the urban rescue team will have a couple k-9s that they use to get to small crawl spaces when they have a collapse like this. they go through intensive training to respond to situations like this. so they will be here on the scene conducting an investigation and trying to get to anyone else that still might be trapped in one of the vehicles. >> i imagine the listening devices that they use are the same ones like an earthquake and buildings are collapsed and pancaked on top of people. we're hearing that police are calling all doctors and police to the scene. this is a catastrophic event. several people dead. we don't have a number. nor does fire

katherine kendall was the first to break the silence around harvey weinstein's behavior and abuse. she alleges weinstein invited her to his new york apartment when she was 23 years old, took off his clothes, asked for a massage, chased her and refused to let her leave the room. lily bernard is one of 60 women who said bill cosby sexually assated them. after appearing on one of his shows in the '90s, she said cosby drugged and rapeder. she attended his trial on sexual assault this year. and abby bolt was raped on assignment in 2012 by another firefighter. she reported the incident to police but said she feared retaliation inside the forest service. the "newshour" publishedrt extensive re about abby and other women looking at sexual harassment and assault. thank you for being here., liwant to start with you. this year marked an incredible shift. just how we talk about these things captured under this #metoo umbrella. what has i been through over the past year, as you went from someone who wasn't believedeo where we now. >> it was an amazing year, 2018, and it really began a couple of

will be said i'm one of them and understanding that it happened also kendall and fatah an author who is tied in wa to such a slow month point so i'm couldn't other one thousand indians and in the long run could have other states as one of these two who talk at. thanking her not to come. and she must feel an inch tall and five the end of a street often does fox come on your sister's phone spalding to host. lunch with a spokesman stuck to the sky with. months out saddam's not to have a. few minutes to shell out on months to travel and comes up with a few other things. where they. have to become knocked out fishing then by disputes it's back in the us on. that's us indefinite will see one of. mr or daddy get up on top of that and see that the investment up this year. is. the best hype they would use for not i mean not long haul and that is the basement people small. that's going to carry on. the fight and that is far worse off course but so much to live unless we do so long as the service i'd like. to commence with the cost and how much i'd like to see it in philadelphia yes q so last i

. >>> the family of saline kendall demanded justice at the board of directors after he was shot and killed. [ foreign language spoken ]. >> the shooting was not on the agenda, family members came and spoke during the public comment period and expressed outrage after the bart shooting. that promotion has been put on hold. >>> the officer's body camera kendall shows whether he had possession of the gun and this happened at the bart session january 3rd. >> he's living on the ground, he is grappling someone with nothing in his hand. >> when you commit murder you're convicted. we're desiring they can make a example of this case and do what's right and give justice. there are too many of our young membership, particularly african-american men getting murders and the cops are walking. >> on may 14th. the bart board of directors are discussing the shooting and selling continue tell. >>> state lawmakers are looking to advance a bill on when police officers can fire their guns. several officers met to oppose that bill. it would force police officers to go through you a checklist and that could endan

kendall? >> i'm going to let harmony talk about the abuse of power. but certainly the question of making a submission using the most salacious frankly absurd information from political opposition research raises not only questions about misuse of power, but whether there's a fundamental falsification and that can implicate all the laws about false statement as well as obstruction of justice. so we don't know the details of what was in that submission. what we know, though, is that it was a submission to the fisa court for an intelligence -- >> with james comey's name on it. >> with james comey's name on it of the likes that no prosecutor that i know of would have ever signed off on a submission like that. >> it was done repeatedly. one of the statutes focuses on the rights of the person whose rights are being deprived then is section 242 which talks about depriving somebody's civil rights really under color of law where a government official knowingly and intentionally violates somebody's rights. that could include submitting a request for a warrant t

it is people who are constant critics of mr gordon, chris leslie, chuka umunna liz kendall. it is about saying that mr corbyn will not be labour leader at some point and when that happens they want to be ready to try to take back control of the party. what i don't quite get is how they intend to do it. he has got complete control over the labour machine from the nec, membership... under the system as it stands. exactly, so if they want to get the party back to or centre—left direction, how do they do that? there is no detail about that in the story but if they were worried about potentially being targeted for deselection by mr corbyn, their heads have been put above the parapet whether they liked it or not. the level of detail is tantalising. it is not a very secret plot! as sebastien says, these are well—known critics of mr corbyn, they have good reason to be critical of him. he has had a very bad few weeks. the ongoing running sore of the parties regarding anti—semitism gets worse and worse and no matter what corbyn said in response to it, he cannot just what corbyn

kendall is a former u.s. attorney for the southern district of florida and steve is the tallahassee bureau chief for the tampa bay times. good to see both of you. let me begin with you. will this recount solidify clarity or potentially lead to new disputes? >> the way the numbers look in the senate race, it will go to a manual recount for sure. rick scott has a lead. not much of a lead, but the lead god smaller and smaller. >> 12,000-ish? >> that's right. the recount is about this. the machines separate out votes, ballots that have undervotes, overvotes, write in choices and what supervisors call ambiguousious marks. a mark on the ballot that made the machine reject the ballot perhaps. there will be thousands and thousands of those ballots that will be then part of the manual recount. >> the methods were electronic machines, right? we are not talking about manual punching of holes like in 2000? >> no. florida long ago got away with punch card voting and got touch screens and then got optical scan voting. the

a wild story but i think the real story here is kendall jenner has a library! read between the lines because this is the "topical storm." topic number one -- we begin tonight in blue ash, ohio where two males got into a street fight that's going to cost them some dough. it's mating season! yeah! and police say these two are fighting over a female they matched with on tinder! i'm kidding. it was farmers only. duh. only one of them was dating her until she wrote him a dear john letter. it gets worse. these two better knock it off before one of them gets their eyes poked out, and then they'd be a no idea are. i wanted to tell a few jokes about bambi, but most folks think bambi is one of stormy daniels' co-workers. michael avenatti is going tap her for campaign contributions. >>> nebraska having a hard time attracting tourists. the cornhusker state is beautiful this time of year. the tourism board thinks folks might disagree with me. check out their new slogan. this is amazing. nebraska, honestly, it's not for everyone. that's not from the enia, that is real. that'

and i didn't deem kendall caught it and just saw. recently do you need in this of this event. is there mostly an item on ben and i can. go for him and. go to give him one let me up who feel i need to feel that i get what we want to get and that media has a new lure that would want men to get them given a month a little about how long it would on the phila scene that a bit of luck this would have it odd communion and wondered what else would want to get out and maybe it will still be. the. ones in the captured adesa eleven forty four this was the first time that muslims were unified against the crusader king don't you islam and this was the first time that one of the crusaders states the county of adesa was captured since the first crusade this costs a devastating reaction in europe. both among the people and among the religious leaders. and above we are after to see him how to keep dollars from it the son. abandoned them a kind of will and i get that by using an anxious homeless on the beach then yeah the op could not imagine one who has a magma dot in the top of the. will bet

rosie more kendall's family is rary of politicians his sister says was killed by police in the demonstration and assuming the government the truth of this is look what i want thirty's who killed my brother arrested i also want to split a cool justice he always said that one day our children will live freely and with dignity leaders of the ruling coalition called presidential majority there making final adjustments before nominating their candidates look silly buggers drew up a business while you mentals were to go to buy computers got to decide there could be a political argument. which can only be blocked. by wednesday congolese will have a clearer picture of who's running for president in december they want to see who the ruling party kind of eighty's and what that will mean for them catherine soy kinshasa a vintage plane has crashed in the swiss alps killing all twenty people on board the plane crashed into a mountain at an altitude of more than two thousand meters above sea level is seventy nine year old propeller plane was on a sightseeing flight police say they're not aware of any dist

kendall marte launches a two-1 shot. arizona wins 9-3, and that's two losses in a row for the giants. >>> in the nfl, it was hall of fame enshrinement day. terrell owens one of the players who be immortalized in the pro basketball hall of fame on saturday. instead of enjoying the confesstiveties in canton, owens held his own ceremony at his alma mater, the university of tennessee at chattanooga. he showed up sporting a custom suit patterned with hall of fame emblems, and of course he ceived his golck that will do it for sports. cham beach in pacifica today. >>> this right here is probably our most favorite story of the day. >> yes. >> the world dog surfing championships took over the beach in pacifica today. thousands of people came out t watch these guys, yes, surf. and they're doing it better than the people. >> and they're cheering them on. the fans are into it. >> this raises money for dog-related nonprofits. we spoke to the owner of the dog who won last year, skyler, and the owner says skyler started off paddle boar

then kendall jenner modeled them for american vogue then katy perry wore thumbs and miley cyrus was really a huge success. model and then became studio is not exactly close to any of the big sent his of international fashion. after working for big name brands like selena and discard he decided to launch his own label that was in twenty fourteen since then he's lived in wet in amsterdam if insurance. for months now i like working from amsterdam because there i'm not surrounded by all these fashion experts who want to give me advice and tell me what to do i don't feel the competition there either and i can focus on what i believe. plays last show in january of this year some of these other outfits were sewn together by refugees that fled to the netherlands. the city from this is for the women this is like another world they have a very tough when you hear their stories it's really very very difficult went there so it was something really positive for to keep staying they worked with great love and dedication and we then used the things they made so it was a win win situation win win situatio

that's pretty good company. 5th home run allowed by kendall graveman this year. top of the 5th, the a's still looking for their first base runner, but ohtani mows them down. all down swinging. 15 up, 15 down for ohtani. 10 strike out there is, loving show time in anaheim. ohtani now at 19 in a row. marcus semien is at the plate, and base hit, center field. ohtani strikes out 12 for his second big league win. the angels beat the a's, 6-1. >>> the giants honoring players from both the giants and dodgers to celebrate their rivalry. it's 1-0 bad guys. bottom of the 6th, giants with one on against clayton kershaw. puig makes the catch, and gets hernandez doubled off. the giants would finally chase kershaw in the 8th inning. two on, nobody out for buster posey. delivers a pinch hit single to right. not even puig's arm can bail the dodgers out this time. hunter pence scores the tieing run. for the second straight day, they go to extra innings. this time it's the dodgers. scoring cody bellinger. the dodgers win the series finale, 2-1 in 10 innings. >>> opening up a spot

three-run homer, his third of the year off kendall, makes it 3-0 angels. he moves ahead comfortably with ohtani cruising. matt chatman, in the 5th. perfect going into the seventh. marcus simeon breaks up the no hitter with a sharp single to left. ohtani goes 7 innings, striekds out 12, angels win it 6-1 your final. >>> johnson dodgers legends pregame today, steve garvey and hack man leonard among the stars. dodgers led 1-0 in the 8. buster posey one to right. throw to the plate, tied at one apiece. once again we go to extra innings. top 10, two outs for the dodgers. cal farmer. deep to right, andrew can't get there. cody scores 2-1 l.a. farmers' first hit of the year. bottom 10, two on two out for brandon. well, goes down. looking on a borderline strike from hailey january son, dodgers win 2-1 series split. 0-4 scored first d-backs in town tomorrow. much more from the masters, look at the sharks playoff, dodgers talks smack post game at 11:00 abc 7. shout out to a relative. one of our toughest critics, shirley i think watching from connecticut. >> yep, shi

and so did her walle it was supposed to be a quick shopping trip to whole foods for kendall. but it turned intoth ag but that. >> i had to get a new driver's license, cancel all my credit cards. yeah. >> it's bn a nightmare. >> it's been a nightmare. >> kendall had her wallet in her purse and her purse was closed and the child seat of the hopping cart with food on top of it. she thought it was safe, but then came rice ruse. a man and woman got her involved in a conversation about rice. long grainrice, short grain rice, brown rice, white rice, and allhe while they're asking you about this rice, and they're king you about that rice. >> yes. >> reporter: they're back there taking your wlet out of your purse from your shopping cart. >> yep. when you go to check out, no nd wallet, no money, and you felt like? >> it was just an awful feeling. >> reporter: did you feel like you were taken? >> yeah. >> reporter: police say these types of scams are not that uncommon. ey have this advice for shoppers. >> if you caneep your purse clos closed and with you, you stay with the cart and the

it takes the was as our that kendall to apply pressure to these lawmakers seaward is there the. say listen we're not going to. if you will make this change so it's takes us out here to put our vote over to put a vote for place and say listen this is what we need we need to go and vote you know i want to as i want to ask you what do you think is the biggest misunderstanding that people have about you prisoners incarcerated for drum roll you were incarcerated a vigil what is the biggest misunderstanding the people view this strike they need remember when they're seeing these prisoners by and for their rights. the biggest miss the biggest misunderstood thing about prison that all of. you most who they don't have they don't have feel they don't have a heart and that they deserve whatever. they deserve the target they was given they are all. guilty of that they convicted for that something as far from true and we're just now worthy of being. as a citizen and that something needs to be changed there was this article that was put. through the sixteen there's a president is the question

i can tell you that would be at least as big as kendall. host: carol in leesburg, virginia, what was your reaction? caller: i was not surprised. this is the problem we have, a double-edged sword. like those- much women who called in about hillary clinton's campaign, you get a bunch of negative ads and it is horrible and you know it is fake. it is the same way i look at my crazy uncle. as the user, sometimes you know what is truth and what is not. the problem is, this is part of a bigger picture. you see the same thing on news channels, online, allover media outlets, and we wonder why we have a divided country. i know that facebook is a complementary service, a platform for people to speak and say what they want to say, but on the other hand, where my problem is when facebook uses that information in cells that information, or allows organizations like cambridge or the russians to take that and manipulate people's opinions, because now it is more targeted. that is where it is a cheap shot. i love facebook for the openness it has and i like y

. >> her son kendall says their mom set the tone at home. >> this element of joyful attitude towards making a difference, focus on what you're passionate about. the money will come, the success will come. >> that'sly exa what happened for kendall and elon musk when they launched their first tech company in palo alto in the mid '90s. >> i would go every six weeks and cover furniture and printing. >> after arl particu rough all nighter making copies of their business plan, everything changed. >> that morning i w b camek and we were all exhausted and we looked terrible and they said they gained a finanenr. we wt to the biggest restaurant in town. >> so that really was the last time? >> yes. >> today maye is free to focus on her own career, rectly modelling with women half her age at a dolce and gabana show in italy. she says her family like its too. and by the way, she wants to utmake sure you know a all of them. >> i want equal timing. she does passion flicks with novels.y romance kendall is doing the vegetable gaens in under city schools. >> ever the proud mother, she's also enjoying