jeff: the next speakers really need no introduction. bob woodward and carl bernstein changed the course of history with their reporting on watergate. their work led scores of journalists to enter our profession. and it continues to serve as a shining example of the importance of strong reporting and holding leaders at the highest levels of government accountable. it is a true honor to have them here. i would like to invite them to the podium now to speak and present our journalism awards. >> [applause] >> thank you. shortly after richard nixon resigned the presidency, bob and i were asked a long question about reporting. we answered with a short phrase we have used many times since to describe our reporting on watergate and its purpose and methodology. obtainablet the best version of the truth. the best obtainable version of the truth. it is a simple concept, yet something very difficult to get right because of the enormous amount of effort, thinking, persistence, push back, removal of ideological baggage, and for the sure luck that is

jeff: nope. >> [applause] jeff: julie did not know about that video. and keeping that a secret may rank up as one of our proudest accompaniments tonight. i would like to welcome julie's great family, her husband, who has been a great supporter of the whca, to join us here. julie, on behalf of all the journalists you have supported over the years, thank you. happy birthday. and we will miss you. >> [applause] >> thank you so much. i feel like miss america now. thank you. it has been a privilege to work with so many wonderful people. i will miss you all. thank you. >> [applause] jeff: we are lucky to have people like julie and so many strong supporters that make the work of the whca possible, starting with the board members on this stage. these are the elected representatives of the white house press corps. they work day in and day out to make sure reporters can get into briefings, photographers have space to take pictures, videographers can run video on news events, and getting the sound we need for airtime. thank you board members. >> [applause] jeff:

jeff: nope. >> [applause] jeff: julie did not know about that video. and keeping that a secret may rank up as one of our proudest accompaniments tonight. i would like to welcome julie's great family, her husband, who has been a great supporter of the whca, to join us here. julie, on behalf of all the journalists you have supported over the years, thank you. happy birthday. and we will miss you. >> [applause] >> thank you so much. i feel like miss america now. thank you. it has been a privilege to work with so many wonderful people. i will miss you all. thank you. >> [applause] jeff: we are lucky to have people like julie and so many strong supporters that make the work of the whca possible, starting with the board members on this stage. these are the elected representatives of the white house press corps. they work day in and day out to make sure reporters can get into briefings, photographers have space to take pictures, videographers can run video on news events, and getting the sound we need for airtime. thank you board members. >> [applause] jeff:

jeff: good evening, i'm jeff glor filling in for charlie rose, who is away today. we begin with politics. on friday, the trump administration announced it would discontinue public access to logs of visitors to the white house. meanwhile, protesters demanded that the president release his tax returns. that is ahead of tuesday's tax deadline. on the foreign policy front, tensions with north korea further escalated over the weekend. in the wake of pyongyang's failed missile test sunday. while visiting south korea vice , president pence warned the north koreans not to test president trump, citing the recent u.s. strikes on syria and afghanistan. joining me from washington, david frum, senior editor at "the atlantic." his latest article is called "trump's plan to end europe." and philip rucker, white house bureau chief at "the washington post." julie hirschfeld davis from "the new york times," will join us momentarily. i am pleased to have all of them on this program. david, i want to start with asia, since it is top of mind today. vice president pence's visit in partic

. >> jeff: roberson back in fact the game. for this ufsioffensive possessi which to me is some what surprising. >> mark: if he touches the ball, if i'm houston, i'm fouling him. even if he goes the set of screens. >> mike: westbrook has it. beverley on him. >> jeff: you could have fouled him on the screen and it's not away from the play measure shot clock down to five. back to westbrook, and tied up and throws it up and throws it away. excellent defense from nene and beverley. >> jeff: absolutely. superior here. >> mark: he is comfortable with making plays. he is not looking to get him the ball like he is not qualifiequa. >> mike: oladipo is on harden. three on the shot clock. harden on the drive. pulls up and just gets it off in time and nails the jumper. a five-point lead for the rockets as the shot clock was expiring. >> mark: good defense, better offense. james harden. incredible on the offensive end, extremely comfortable. no panic, just me and you. allow me to have this dance. elevates, the bearded one does it again. mam

jeff: nope. >> [applause] jeff: julie did not know about that video. and keeping that a secret may rank up as one of our proudest accompaniments tonight. i would like to welcome julie's great family, her husband, who has been a great supporter of the whca, to join us here. julie, on behalf of all the journalists you have supported over the years, thank you. happy birthday. and we will miss you. >> [applause] >> thank you so much. i feel like miss america now. thank you. it has been a privilege to work with so many wonderful people. i will miss you all. thank you. [applause] jeff: we are lucky to have people like julie and so many strong supporters that make the work of the whca possible, starting with the board members on this stage. these are the elected representatives of the white house press corps. they work day in and day out to make sure reporters can get into briefings, photographers have space to take pictures, videographers can run video on news events, and getting the sound we need for airtime. thank you board members. margaret. olivia, and [

. >> jeff: roberson back in fact the game. for this ufsioffensive possessi which to me is some what surprising. >> mark: if he touches the ball, if i'm houston, i'm fouling him. even if he goes the set of screens. >> mike: westbrook has it. beverley on him. >> jeff: you could have fouled him on the screen and it's not away from the play measure shot clock down to five. back to westbrook, and tied up and throws it up and throws it away. excellent defense from nene and beverley. >> jeff: absolutely. superior here. >> mark: he is comfortable with making plays. he is not looking to get him ball like he is not qualifiequa. >> mike: oladipo is on harden. three on the shot clock. harden on the drive. pulls up and just gets it off in time and nails the jumper. a five-point lead for the rockets as the shot clock was expiring. >> mark: good defense, better offense. james harden. incredible on the offensive end, extremely comfortable. no panic, just me and you. allow me to have this dance. elevates, the bearded one does it again. mama, t

jeff: good evening, i'm jeff glor filling in for charlie rose, who is a way today. we begin with politics. on friday, the trump administration announced it would discontinue public access to logs of visitors to the white house. meanwhile, protesters demanded that the president release his tax returns. on the foreign policy front, tensions with north korea escalated.in the wake of pyongyang's failed missile test sunday. --e president pence normed warned the north koreans not to test president trump, citing the recent strength on syria and afghanistan. joining me from washington, david frum, senior editor at "the atlantic." brooker, white house bureau chief at "the washington post." julie hirschfeld davis from "the new york times," will join us shortly. david, i want to start with asia, since it is top of mind today. vice president pence's visit in particular. what is the administration looking for? david: who can say? one of the things that is striking is it is usually the greater power that tries to de-escalate the situation the united states. has had a posture of r

jeff: i appreciate both of your times. thank you. ♪ ♪ we turn now to a battle being waged in arkansas over the death penalty. rejectedsupreme court a request by the arkansas attorney general to carry out the first of eight planned executions by the end of the month. the decision comes after a week of last-minute appeals, state and federal appeals over lethal injection drugs and continued since about the ethics of capital punishment. hundreds of anti-debt multi advocates converged on little rock on friday to call on the governor to hold the plan executions. he scheduled the back-to-back executions before the states the lethal election -- lethal injection drug expires. goals, aamien at member of the so-called west memphis three. he spent 18 years in prison on death row after being wrongly convicted of murder. he was released in 2011. lori davis, she began a correspondence with him while he was in prison and david boyce. firmnding partner of a law and has been a lot of time on this issue, i am pleased to welcome all of th

jeff: the odd kid in school. we are looking for something, for a reason to do something like this to you. damien: one of the police, as soon as they found the body, it was in a very wooded area submerged in water. one of the police later said that he said as soon as they found the bodies, it looks like damien echols finally did it. because you listened to metallica, did not act like everybody else in town. damien: i read stephen king novels. ever since i was really young, i really loved western issa terraces him, ceremonial magic. anything that is not fundamentally christian is automatically satanic to them. it put a bull's-eye on my back. jeff: they said these were called killings. the timet was during in the late 80's and early 90's were you have this thing going on that is now called satanic panic. you had people all over this country sitting in prison because you had huge shows like geraldo rivera and oprah winfrey that were doing shows on this topic. thousands of human sacrifices were taking place across the

jeff: all meetings are live but some could be more than others. jonathan: do you think they should move up a rate hike anytime soon? >> i agree with jonathan's earlier comment. in terms of vulnerabilities in the five part of the bill because we priced out a lot of the fed hikes. if we are net -- if we are not there, we can have a repeat in march, which is to get the expectation closer. the markets are moving closer in that direction and june will be the focal point. >> i think the balance sheet might be a feature of the statement that the market may care about. they got it out there, but they may put it into the statement which would give it more validation. jonathan: i want to end the way we usually do with the quick fire around. one question and one word answers. a 1% gdp rate this morning on a first-quarter gdp, did the fate -- fed hike too soon? >> no. >> no. >> yes. jonathan: 100 days later, 230. higher or lower in 100 days? >> higher. >> higher as well. >> higher. jonathan: long bunds or btp's? >> you would not let me go with neither so bund

excellent defense from nene and beverley. >> jeff: absolutely. superior here. >> mark: he is comfortable with making plays. he is not looking to get him the ball like he is not qualifiequa. >> mike: oladipo is on harden. three on the shot clock. harden on the drive. pulls up and just gets it off in time and nails the jumper. a five-point lead for the rockets as the shot clock was expiring. >> mark: good defense, better offense. james harden. incredible on the offensive end, extremely comfortable. no panic, just me and you. allow me to have this dance. elevates, the bearded one does it again. mama, there go es that man. ♪ ♪ ♪ take on the mainstream. introducing nissan's new midnight edition. ♪ but an employee of that place wcan tell you why it's so good, as long as we protect their employer's identity. there are a number of reasons but it starts with the water that is perfectly chilled. we actually have a custom-made straw. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. oh my gosh, it's super fun to talk like this. say my name! mindy. min-deeee! wait say i

rosenberg, with jeff jonathan bienner, and harry issued our. europe, north of expectations, just, the highest in almost four years. it president draghi -- does he have the right approach? jeff: it is a risky approach because you are setting up a division. we will say. -- we will see. the chart is saying that the reflationary theme is dominant and showing up nicely in the european data. john, is the ecb falling behind the curve? will the state away as the months progressed? the fed is behind the curve of the ecb is not. we are believers in the fact that this is transitory. they have had an uptick in inflation. although their mandate is clinic the headline, obviously, they look at core, and from our perspective, we do not see the inflationary pressures there element the corporate go anywhere close to what he wanted to be. you look at wage inflation here, there is higher wage inflation. you look at iraq -- you look at europe and you still have slack. in germany, you still don't have inflation because of the migration. ecb'sisagrees with the long-t

this is what jeff sessions does not want to deal with. he talks about a few bad apples, not looking at systemic problems in the police department. the statute that governs these investigations and consent decrees like in baltimore is called the law enforcement misconduct statute. 14141. it was a result of the rising -- rodney king assault. that is a statute that authorizes the attorney general to investigate unconstitutional policing to engage in these dissent degrees. lost is willing to completely ignore. in baltimore, what he is attempted to do is essentially undermine a consent decree that had been entered in january, negotiated over six months by the city of baltimore and by the department of justice. as soon as he commit office, jeff sessions began to try to slow walking approval of dissent decrees. even up to last week the day before the was to be a public hearing when the community was to come before the federal judge and explain to him what they wanted to see in the decree, he filed a motion asking for a 90 day extension for the j

jeff. >> jeff: going up against a good chicago team. that was really a revelation. >> mike: well done, guys. >> mike: so for our entire crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching. opening weekend of the 2017 praufs, some sensational performances here in oracle arena. thanks for watching abc home of the nba finals. is is how it fees when you eat a subway® $6 footlong sub of the day. it's the taste you love, at a price you can't get enough of. the $6 footlong sub of the day. a different footlong every day of the week. like the tukey breast on wednesday and the sweet onion chicken teriyaki on monday. for just $6 bucks! seven days, seven footlongs, seven more ways to enjoy subway®. >>> i'm sarah bloomquist with along with water perez. coming up tonight three homes are damaged in a multi alarm fire in bucks county. >>> easter sunday festivity are underway here, and around the world. >>> "action news" is up next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sig

his friend jeff trail moved on. told friends they'd had falling out and the mayor of hillcrest began a rapid decline. >> when the allowance went away, there were lots of reports that surfaced about him during this time being more heavily involved in the drug trade. >> reporter: harder stuff now, like crystal meth. >> at some point, as he became more and more unhappy, i think he also became more dependent. and of course, crystal meth brings you up, but crystal meth also takes you down. >> reporter: and as maureen orth discovered, andrew developed a taste for violent sex. >> the s&m part of this was very disturbing to me. because i spoke to fbi profilers who told me that, for certain people, if they don't have real relationships of any kind in their life and then they depend on this to excite them. >> yeah? >> then the fantasies have to escalate. and he was just living off a diet of porn magazines, s&m porn videos, they were always around him, all the time. >> and getting more and more intense all the time? >> and get

jeff skversky is live on eakins oval with more. jeff. >> reporter: hey, ducis. growing up just across the ben franklin bridge in camden, new jersey, hassan reddick dreamed of the day he would hear his name called in the nfl draft and we are just days away. the temple star will hear his name called thursday night on the big stage in the first round as you can imagine he is very anxious for thursday night. hassan reddick shot in the nfl is days away. today the temple prospect is back in his hometown of camden where he's given a key to the city on battleship new jersey. [applause] >> reporter:. >> i'm happy. i'm anxious i believe ready to go. i'm ready to see where i'll be at. you know, where i'll be calling home for the next couple years. >> reporter: the key to reddick's rise to a projected first round pick hard work. the linebacker wall not recruited out of haddon heights high school, he was a walk on on temple and his mom spent roughly a hundred thousand dollars to put him through college until he got a scholarship as a senior. >> it was times where i wanted to

jeff: no question whatsoever. in the past she used a crude prosthetic to play the violin but she says this is a huge improvement and she is thankful for the george mason university bioengineering students for help to create the device. live at george mason university, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: wow! nancy: it's so special. i can't do it yet. that is a great story. great little girl. jeff: we are honored to have met her. larry: great job. nancy: ahead, new at 6:00, the change to d.c.'s dri were told their i.d. looked fake. a thief shooting sparks up a creek in a matter of minutes. new pictures of the men behind an armored truck robbery ahead. larry: "7 on your side" when health matters. possible step forward in the fight against dementia. scientists at the university of pennsylvania found a pace-maker like approach to use electrical stimulation in the brain may reduce effect of the memory loss in patients. according to a "new york times" report, researchers believe zapping memory areas of the poor performing

jeff? >> yeah, nothing like reportedly $500,000 -- actually $550,000 self -- putting his own money into the race. he's using the same group that michael nutter used -- the campaign group, neil oxman's group and doc sweitzer -- that very effectively positioned michael nutter, and this -- how do break through when you have this many candidates in a low elect-- low-turnout election? >> but this is a low-turnout election where you're looking at possibly 15% of turnout when you have seven candidates. you also have social media. this is the first time social media's gonna play a big role. certainly larry krasner, a lot of people are talking about him on the social media sites. so again, i'm not sure coming off of the november election how you're gonna engage the electorate. there are a whole group of people who believe that they can increase turnout, because people really are excited about politics, and then there's another group of people who feel as if people are just throwing up their hands an

trip to show his gratitude jeff set up the peterson family foundation, starting out in 2003. he donated ipads and headphones. today, the foundation pays for three full-time music therapist and has built this music studio at the ucsf benioff children's hospital where children create songs uniquely their own. >> it gives them a chance to share their emotions, to be able to get something else that is hurting. i've got to take this and move forward. >> reporter: stanford, ucla, and even italy in london have programs. just doing it with grants and donations, and his son by his side. >> i don't think it was until about four or five years ago that i realized this probably could have really helped me when i was in the house will and really struggling. truck parents, now experiencing what jeff did, seat helping. >> it's really just lists her spirit. physically, i can see her perk up and she sort of carries the energy throughout the rest of the day. her oxygen level, her heart rate, you can's see that she has acclimated so much better. >> they feel good and i think it really helps with

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. q: jeff, thank you. a crime alert and prince george's county. the police say that a woman was stabbed. then she knocked on a front door asking for help and collapsed in the front yard. she died at the hospital. police tape was wrapped around two front yards as part of the investigation into the murder. peace.is at we have to stop this foolishness. >> the blood on the streets. it just does not seem like a logical thing. q: the police say the woman did not have identification on her. focused a lot of attention on the silver vehicle parked in front of one of the homes where the woman collapsed. alexandria polic for a man who took aim at an a 4700nt building with block of kenmore avenue, not far from where another shooting happened earlier in the week, wednesday night. nobody was injured in either case. maryland, the police said that alcohol was a factor in the crash that killed two people in charles county late last night on leonardtown road in hughesville. as cheryl conner told us, she talked to people who try to help after the deadly crash. >> it

>> i met jeff sessions at the st. louis debates. he's a gentleman, his soft-spoken, but he means business and part of making america great again according to him as restoring the rule of law. you talk about the police officers and there were a lot of consent decrees established during the obama administration where the federal government takes over police departments. they did in baltimore and look what happened. all those officers who were prosecuted, all those cases were dismissed. a total disaster. the prosecutor himself is now facing malicious prosecution charges. there's immigration, no longer is there going to be catching replace. these immigrants, illegal immigrants are going to be detained in detention centers and taken to immigration courts and have their day in court. when it comes to bathrooms, there is going to be permission of individual states to decide whether they're going to let men who believe their women into the ladies room and vice versa. that.of states are no longer mr. obama got his claws into it. >> david, cl

jeff van gundy gives it five stars. it's wednesday at 10:00, 9:00 central on abc. james with 32 points, 13 assists. kyrie irving had 23. some terrific performances from indiana from paul george and lance stephenson but the cavs get the win. for lisa, mark and jeff, and our entire outstanding abc crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching espn on abc, home of the nba finals. including one very special guy... yes, and he happens to be a pretty great dad. ♪ on a day like today ♪ we pass the time away ♪ writing love letters ♪ in the sand and debby, we'll always love hearing legendary artists like johnny mathis... ♪ it's not for me to say ♪ you love me nat king cole... ♪ mona lisa, mona lisa ♪ men have named you and dean martin... ♪ return to me ♪ ♪ o my dear, i'm so lonely the '50s introduced us to one of the greatest vocal groups of all time. the legendary platters... ♪ they asked me how i knew ♪ ♪ my true love was true ♪ what a difference a day makes ♪ ♪ 24 little hours ♪ many a tear has to fall ♪ but it's all in the gam

jeff tiegs: yes. lisa fletcher: then what? jeff tiegs: they befriend that individual. so they begin to groom you and give you the things that you need, but ultimately, that grooming shifts to a breaking phase where they want you to do something that violates your character. that can be something from the terror world as violent as, and final, as a suicide bomber, or in the trafficking world, they convince you to start turning tricks and having sex with men. lisa fletcher:lindsey whittakers pimp sold her through strip clubs in portland and also posted her availability online. she looked young, and that was fine for the clients or johns were there johns that specifically requested you because they knew you were a kid? lindsay whittaker: yeah. yeah, definitely, like that's, that's probably why a lot of them chose me anyways. um, obviously, we wouldn't broadcast that i was a minor, but it was very clear, like, when you're a child you look like a child. act like a child. lisa fletcher: do you remember how old you were the first time you were raped? lindsay whitaker: around

people just snapping them up, jeff. jeff in chicago with some investors who are smart enough, jeff, to jump into this hyper competitive market. whoa. whoa. >> can you tell i'm having fun today? liz: i'm getting the dust here already. >> we're getting an open concept, working on a open conct here. you know, you're talking about homebuilders and now homebuilders. liz: jeff, i'm sorry to interrupt, but i have to make the comparison between you and jack nickelson in the shining. [laughter] go ahead. >> lori said don't hurt me. i'm going to try to hold to that. i think the real story is not new homes, it's reasons of existing. and that's where this man comes in. you have been developing homes and rehabbing to put yourself through college; right? >> right. absolutely. >> and what are we doing here today other than making a lot of dust? >> total rehab of 14 units, very excited. this is the first day of demolition, and we think we can add to this value. >> i mean, you've been through it. for 20 years. really coming back now. >>

jeff sessions voted for the uj j. to david's point, too, the fact of the matter is jeff sessions is a smart politician. he knows hawaii is not some island out there where liberals are living just to try to obstruct the trump agenda and whoever allowed that reaction to his statement to go out really was malpractice. >> you know, the president of the united states, he had some negative things to say about federal judges as well. it is not just the attorney general of the united states. >> he has. and, of course, that federal judge that the president had some negative things to say about -- >> judge curiel. >> -- judge curiel is coming back into the spotlight. he will be hearing this case over a dreamer who says he was deported, wrongfully so. so lots of questions at the forefront about how this administration views the judiciary and these comments they're making. but when the attorney general is coming out and saying something like this about a federal judge, it is really astounding to me. the justice department you wou

chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking it. we are talking about easter sunday being soggy. >> it seems like we can't get a break. i think the silver lining is the fact it is not a major storm estimate right now it is a thousand miles out here from the bay area. the time line puts the rainfall just offshore by 8:30 in the morning on sunday. for any early easter activities we are going to be okay. at 11:30 in the morning that's when the scattered rain showers take over. temperatures in the 50s, overcast in walnut creek. and rainfall starting at around 11:30 a.m. >> to track the weather on easter sunday you need our nbc bay area app. >>> new details tonight about that football signed by hall of famer jerry rice stolen at a charity event. milpitas police released additional photos hoping someone recognizes anyone in the photos. the football was taken during a fund-raising dinner. the ball is believed to be worth more than $3,000. >>> an update to a story our investigative unit broke last year. a long time san francisco firefighter

the quotation of the evening comes from jeff sessions. donald trump is right. we need to end the cycle of hostility putting our country at risk. the wall is a multiplier in my judgment of force and the most efficient protection for our country, that barrier along the border with mexico. it's time to build it. we are coming right back. president trump calls on our allies to help stop the rising north korea environment nuclear threat. we take all of that up with ambassador john bone on. we'll show you this incredible we'll show you this incredible surprise video. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ whether for big meetings or little getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by o

. ♪ holy molly the phillies lay an egg in the ninth again and welcome to sports sunday i'm jeff skversky with mike missanelli from 97.5 the fanatic and hoping for 500 baseball this season and i know you are not buying it but in last place and lost eight of 12 games what can they do to fix it? >> they are not good and i don't know if there is anything they can do to fix it until next year when they have a lot of money and the position man is the most profitable franchise in baseball and have a lot of money to spend on the guy that crushed the home run we saw in the highlights as we came into the show. >> they may need 600 million dollars in that ballpark to sign harper. >> no excuse for them not to sign them they are in a position where they have to have a free agent and have to have a guy like bryce harper and a zillion home runs in the park and have to set an all time record with a contract to get to bryce harper. >> you thought the easter egg hunt at your house was chaotic and the bunny had way too much candy and bouncing off the wall out of no where and he is not steady and speaking o

ozzy, the tribe has spoken. >> good >> jeff: 11 are left. who will be voted out tonight? captiong

. >> let me start with the remarks of the relatively new attorney general, jeff sessions. he wants to go back to the re n reagan era tactics, my read of it was undoing everything that eric holder tried to do. is that the right or wrong direction? >> it is the wrong direction, he wants to take us back to policy that is have proven to have fail and caused great damage. if you think about attorney general session, he said marijuana is slightly less deadly than heroine. people have gotten to a point where they recognize the era in the approach, they recognize the incredible damage and pain they have caused to so many communities, especially the african american community, but not only the african american committee. >> when you hear sessions say this it is a throw back, it is such an error. >> we seemed to be gaining on, the advances that we have made on mass encarseration. >> that is the right word. the only thing i would say, the movement to combat mass encarseration, the movement is much more powerful than attorney general sessions. i know that is hard. president trump gets

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: developing now in queens, new searching for answers in the fire,of a deadly house explosive flames shooting from the windows of a two-story house. five people are dead, three of them children. the flames spread to a second house. neighbors and the new york mayor are in shock. closer to home, a family of four and several others were forced to escape flames racing through an apartment building in fort washington. the cause is still under investigation, but the homeowner said he flipped on a light switch and minutes later black smoke filled the room. >> climbed back up, grabbed the second baby, climate back down, and got her. kimberly: some amazing rescues. two people taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. all are expected to be ok. right now, we are talking caps and move on in the series. scott: what a serious, what a win, a big sigh of relief or caps fans tonight. thee is nothing easy with nhl playoffs. another game went to overtime in this series. unbelieva

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want to bring in jeff zeleny. hello to you, jeff. this is not good news for the white house, of course. everyone up to the president made a big deal of susan rice's role in unmasking the names of americans whose names came up in incidental complexion. the president told "the new york times" what she did is one of the big, big stories of our time. >> reporter: he did, don. good evening. and the president also told "the new york times" in that interview about susan rice she was guilty of some type of a crime and not for him to necessarily decide. this is something that the white house has been trying to not talk about this week, actually. they have the syria strikes, other things. the russia investigation is still hanging over this administration. still hanging over the white house here. and manu's reporting about the house intelligence committee, the republicans and democrats, looking at this. i mean, that is very significant here. because the white house is repeatedly said, look, this is in the hands of the house and senate the commi

hold on. >> jeff, let me make this point. jeff, you called the president a liar and i have to say -- >> i think he is a liar and what you're saying -- >> jeff. >> beneath you to call the president a liar. you can disagree with him. to call him a liar and to say that somehow he's funded by all these, you know, oil companies and so on is just -- it's a vicious -- you talk about a lie, that is a lie. but i'll say this, we have 10 million people who are employed in the oil and gas industry. and jeff, people like you also want to put the oil and gas industry people out of work, too. you're going to put 10 million people out of work and somehow that's going to reduce climate change? i just don't understand the logic. >> jeff, go ahead respond and then i want to get to something else. >> what a disgrace to call us to be the saudi arabia of the 21st century when you know -- i don't know if you know -- >> we can't be. >> i don't know if you know, but the truth is it would wreck the planet. that is a disgrace for children. i don't know

. >> >> including san francisco's supervisor jeff shea hi who took at the actions of law enforcement. >> the amount of force that was used to get him off the plane was appalling. >> chicago's airport police have suspended one officer involved and called the incident not in accordance with its standard operating procedure. supervisor shea hi believes law enforcement never should have been on the plane in the first place. he is now proposing changing san francisco city law so police officers here aren't helping airlines pull the paying passenger off of airplanes. >> i don't think our law enforcement officials should be spending their time helping an airline enforce a dumb rule and enforce their business code. >> oh my god look at what you did to him. >> although the world reacted quickly to the video it's taken a little longer for the airline to see it the same way as after firmer stance at first today united acknowledged outrage abanger and disappointment. united ceo oscar munoz said the airline will fix what's broken so this never happens again. today the airline told me it's rare whe

jeff flock with the very latest. >> hi, lauren. independent of the situation in north korea, it is fair to say that business topics will be the top items on the agenda today. take a look at those. everything from trading with the president has repeatedly said it's not fair trade between the u.s. and china. he's also criticized the chinese government as well as u.s. automakers criticizing for currency manipulation which is messed up the markets they are. subsidies on chinese goods which has created with the commerce secretary, will provide has called an uneven playing field leading to the dumping of cheap chinese products like steel into the u.s. marketplace which has not been fair. all of those topics the president returned to repeatedly on the campaign trail. i take you back to july 2015, just one stop for the president said he would do much better than his predecessor when it comes to dealing with china. >> i beat the people from china. i went against china. you can win against china if you're smart. are people don't have a clue.

jeff chirico, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, jeff. investigators are investigating the shooting of a person in pleasantville on the 300 block of doudy road. police say they found the shooting victim in a vehicle that had crashed at that location. right now police don't have a suspect or motivate. >> calvin hooker was convicted of murder today for stabbing 27-year-old thomas coting ham to death in 2015. coting ham intervened when he noticed hook wer was chasing a woman with a stroller. he faces 21 years to life in prison. 26-year-old jarred price faces weapon's charges tonight. price fired a 357 magnum into the floo floor of the apartmente he was staying. the bullet traveled through the ceiling of a downstairs apartment. it struck a wall a foot away from a resident in bed. he was charged with aggravated assault. >> a vigil held at the unitarian church in center city philadelphia remembered the victims of violence. outside the church organizers hung tee shirt shirts bearing te names of lives lost. this is the 16th year they have been do

new at 4:00, jeff goldberg has the emotional return. jeff? jeff: well, aya hijazi, 30 years old from falls church. not that long ago, it would have seemed like a distant possibility for aya to be sitting safely inside the white house to so many people who worked so hard on her case. people worked tirelessly. today it all paid off. president trump: we are happy to have aya back home. it's a great honor to have her in the oval office with her brother. jeff: for the past year, this is the type of scene that wade mcmullen spent countless hours working to mak >> i'm thrilled. i couldn't be more thrilled. >> he is an attorney with the robert f. kennedy human rights in d.c., a group that coordinated with the government and the human right officials to free 30-year-old aya hijazi of falls church, plus her husband and seven other volunteers jailed in cairo, egypt, for the past three years. they were working to help street children in cairo but had been accused of child abuse and trafficking. >> complete fabrication. jeff: on sunday, all eight defendan

thanks a lot, jeff. still ahead, a local name hears his name called in the nhl draft, plus a local pick for the phillies. all that when we return. ♪ ♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. >> we are back at the nfl draft. cardinals took haasan reddick. what a moment for the young man from camden. he was a walk on at temple. by his senior year earned a scholarship and coveted jersey. before the draft he said he would buy his mom a house. you can call the real estate agent now. reddick's dreams are coming true

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. after a hundred days out of the spotlight, former president obama made the first public appearance since leaving office. speaking with the students at university of chicago, obama reflected on the eight years in the white house and admits he could have done more for communities like chicago. >> this community gave me more than i was able to give in return. >> this co that ordinary people when working together can do extraordinary things. michelle: the former president did not mention president trump in the event. he told the crowd he remains optimistic about the future. jonathan: something we are just getting in. tonight the federal transit administration is telling metro it needs to take immediate action to further protect workers on the track. in a letter to the general manager, the f.t.a. lays out an action plan identifying six items that must be addressed immediately. according to the f.t.a., there have been four instances in the last year where the current procedures have been vi

president trump and attorney general jeff sessions promised a huge crackdown on illegal immigration and now, new numbers about illegal border crossings may be proving the crackdown is already working. >> this is a new era. this is the trump era. the lawlessness, the abdication of duty to encores the laws and catch and release policies of the past are over. >> coming up, attorney general jeff sessions saw a sharp drop in the illegal border crossings. >> a fox news alert. good saturday morning to you, i'm leland vittert in washington. the death toll from the so-called mother of all bombs dropped on isis in afghanistan is now rising. accordingly, it's over 90. the biggest nonnuclear bomb ever used in combat. pentagon officials say it wiped out a cave and tunnel complex controlled by the islamic state. and north korea fanning the flames overnight showing off its long range missiles in a military parade along with tanks and thousands of goose-stepping troops. the provocative display coming amid fears of an imminent nuclear test. greg palkot is there. >> talk was heard today in an anniversary

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