. >> process server michael gibson drives philadelphia streets all hours of the day but he is not just delivering legal duments. he is giving away hundreds of brand new basketballs, they can cost up to $60 each. giving them away, no questions asked. >> you use new basketball to share. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> i noticed people playing basketball with old, beat up balls i decided to give out brand new basketball and people started to get basketball i could give to children throughout the city. >> not aloft people can afford good basketball or new won so give them a chance to do what they like. >> what do you think about that? >> nice. >> what do you got here my man >> these are tools of my trade >> michael started giving away more than a year ago, he calls it the sixth man project. >> it is a great name, serves i great purpose, right. >> very simple, but we always say sixth man is one that goes in and changes the game. >> when he had idea he set up facebook page and friends started donating basketballs for michael to give out some times kid posed for photos. >> sometimes i look at the p

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i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." president trump is spending martin luther king day at his mar-a-lago resort after saying he is not a racist. >>> more talks this morning on the korean peninsula. officials from the north and south trying to hammer out the details of north korea's participation in next month's winter olympics hosted by the south. and they plan to meet again in two days. >>> surveillance video shows the car hitting a median in southern california, launching it into the second floor of a building. two people in that car suffered minor injuries. the driver is suspected of driving under the influchbs drugs. >>> demandipending on your poin view, it was the minneapolis miracle or the new orleans nightmare. rob nelson is depressed this morning. those are our top stories on this monday, january 15th. >>> from abc news. this is "world news now." >>> robin roberts, you know, so many other people are like, who-dat, minnesota. >> we're going t

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo beginning with a bombshell report stemming from the russia investigation. sources tell "the new york times" that president trump ordered the firing of special counsel robert mueller. >> they say the only reason mueller is still on the job is because the top white house lawyer threatened to quit. abc's kenneth moton has details from washington. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning. "the new york times" reports that the attempted firing of the special counsel happened last summer but robert mueller recently learned about the incident as his team interviewed current and former white house officials. this morning, president trump on the world stage at the economic forum in davos, switzerland. >> peace and prosperity. >> reporter: but here at home new reaction to a new report that he tried to get rid of the special counsel and "the new york times" says after media reports after a possible obstruction of justice case he ordered don mcgahn to ask the justice department to fire robert mueller. the sources say trump backed

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. the rising death toll in the california mudslide disaster. >> yeah, at least 17 people are dead and dozens believed to be missing. around the town of montecito in santa barbara county hundreds are stranded with roads cut off and no water supply. >> meanwhile, as we see new video of the ragin we're learning why they never received emergency alerts. this morning, rescuers going door to door, searching for survivors in southern california, placing an x when it's all clear. >> i didn't think it would ever turn into something like this. we've never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: powerful mudslides funneling down these hillsides left barren by last month's fires. abc's kayna whitworth flying over the damage. >> if you look out there, you can see all of these homes completely surrounded in mud in all areas. i mean look at this. the rocks and mud have pushed down out of the canyon and collapsed trees and moved cars. yet somehow just to the left was completely spared. >> reporter

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i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with breaking news from the korean peninsula. the first talks between the rival nations have resulted in a deal. >> the north will send a delegation across the border for the upcoming winter olympics and that could talks amid rising tensions over kim jong-un's growing nuclear arsenal. abc's lana sank has been following the details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, maggie and kendis. you know, the olympic games are expected to begin in exactly one month now and it looks increasingly likely that for the first time in 12 years the north and south may, in fact, march together possibly even under one flag. north korea has agreed to send their athletes, officials and cheerleaders to the olympic games. north korea's top delegate called it a new year's gift to the korean people, a sentiment echoed by south korea's reunification minister. after a year of increasingly worrisome missile tests by the hermit kingdom and increasing rhetoric between kim jong-un and pre

. >> i'm kendis gibson. we start with what some are calling a racist comment by the president. >> the president asking why are we having all these people from expletive countries come here? fierce. lana zak has more. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and maggie. these comments seem to echo those reported by made by the president earlier in the month which he said all haitians have aides and nigerians won't go back to their huts. the white house at the time denied those comments vehemently but it is a different story today with some within the white house thinking that this will play well with the base. the white house is not denying the president's comments characterizing some countries with a curse word. sources tell abc news that when lawmakers at the white house briefed president trump on their daca immigration plan his response to restoring protections for immigrants from haiti and several african countries was, why are we having all these people from expletive countries come here? proposing inste

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. the big story this morning is, again, the extreme winter weather. it's canceling more schools and causing even more chaos for the new york's hundreds of cancellations and delays. thousands of passengers were left furious unable to get their luggage and this morning temperatures are still below freezing from the carolinas up to canada as a new storm moves across southeast. a frozen pipe bursting at jfk airport. three inches of water on the ground taking out a terminal that services delta and 30 international airlines. >> it was just a mad house. there was like pushing of people out and nobody was moving. everyone is like confused. >> reporter: the electricity shut off. flights delayed and passengers stranded as baggage piled up nearly as far as the eye could see. >> luggage everywhere. people everywhere. there's no space to walk. >> reporter: this new emergency coming as the airport struggles to get up to speed after shutting down during last week's massive snowstorm. the ripple effect

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the disaster unfolding in southern california. at least 13 people are dead and dozens are missing after heavy rains unleashed mudslides that swept homes off their foundations in the very same area of santa barbara county already devastated by last month's historic wildfires. the fires left the hills barren with nothing to hold back the water. >> some scenes overnight, cars tossed into buildings buried in rivers of mud while boulders came crashing down rolling as if they were just marbles. a frantic search overnight for the missing after heavy rain unleashed massive mudslides in southern california. >> it's my mom, and i'm fighting with all my heart to find her, but like i can't focus too much on she's most likely dead out here. >> reporter: in montecito robert riskin and his friend wearing wet suits and helmets looking for robert's mother. >> i've just been clawing through the mud, and it's hard to hold hope when the mud is so deep. you know, but it's your mom. so what d

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the disaster unfolding in southern california. at least 13 people are dead and dozens are missing after heavy rains unleashed mudslides that swept homes off their foundations in the very same area of santa barbara county already devastated by last month's historic wildfires. they left the hills barren with fog to hold back the water. >> some scenes, cars tossed into buildings buried in rivers of mud while boulders came crashing down rolling as if they were just marbles. a frantic search overnight for the missing. after heavy rain unleashed massive mudslides in southern california. >> my mom and i'm fighting with all my heart to find her but like i can't focus too much on she's most likely dead out here. >> reporter: in montecito robert riskein and his friend looking for robert's mother. >> i've just been clawing through the mud and it's hard to hold hope when the mud is so deep. you know, but it's your mom. so what do you -- you got to just keep going. she's a grandmothe

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. the big story this morning is, again, the extreme winter weather. it's canceling more schools and causing even more chaos for the commute. >> yeah, frozen pipe burst at new york's jfk airport causing hundreds of cancellations and delays. thousands of passengers were left furious unable to get their luggage and this morning temperatures are still below freezing from the carolinas up to canada as a new storm moves across the a frozen pipe bursting at jfk airport. three inches of water on the ground taking out a terminal that services delta and 30 international airlines. >> it was just a mad house. there was like pushing of people out and nobody was moving. everyone is like confused. >> reporter: the electricity shut off. flights delayed and passengers stranded as baggage piled up nearly as far as the eye could see. >> luggage everywhere. people everywhere. there's no space to walk. >> reporter: this new emergency coming as the airport struggles to get up to speed after shutting down dur

i'm kendis gibson. or diane macedo. we begin with the storm that's being called a winter hurricane taking shape in florida and will spread snow, sleet and ice all the way up to the canadian border by the end of the week. >> you see georgia right there. fountains are frozen with temperatures 30 degrees below average. houston, texas, opened warming centers overnight. areas that haven't seen this kind of weather in decades are bracing for a dangerous wintry mix. a monster winter storm taking aim at the entire east coast. >> this is not something that we experience on a regular basis. >> reporter: this morning parts of florida under a rare winter storm warning. schools closing today in ta tallahassee and the airport canceling flights. >> these are conditions we're not accustomed to. we're encouraging people to stay off the roads during those drive times. >> reporter: georgia, areas could see snow for the first time in a century. the storm is expected to hug the coastline, dumping snow from the carolinas to maine. it comes a

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo this morning. we begin with the historic storm that's being called a winter hurricane. it's taking shape right now in florida and will spread snow, sleet and ice all the way up to the canadian border by the end of the week. >> and you see georgia right there. fountains are frozen with temperatures 30 degrees below average. houston, texas, opened warming centers overnight. areas that haven't seen this kind of weather in decades are bracing for a dangerous wintry mix. a monster winter storm taking aim at the entire east coast. >> this is not something that we experience on a regular basis. >> reporter: this morning parts of florida under a rare winter storm warning. schools closing today in tallahassee including florida state university and in jacksonville, the airport canceling flights. the city's mayor with this warning. >> these are conditions that we're not accustomed to here in jacksonville, and we're encouraging people to stay off the roads during those drive times. >> reporter: to the north in

. >> and i'm kendis gibson. as if the heavy snow and hurricane-force winds weren't bad enough, the monster storm that slammed the east coast has also caused record flooding. >> a historic high tide swamped the massachusetts coast overwhelming towns with rushing water, stranding residents and prompting dozens of rescues. and as soon as the floodwaters hit the streets, they froze turning parked cars into popsicles frozen in place. overnight high water blasting through a seawall south of boston. many calling it the most ferocious storm surge in decades. >> i was shocked at how quickly the water rose. >> reporter: rescuers pulling more than a dozen people to safety after waters surrounded their homes. >> i am fine. the house completely flooded out. the propane tank flipped over. there was a small fire inside the house. >> reporter: one woman saved from the second story of her house by a front end loader. in boston, the high tide flooding streets. a fire truck driving through deep water. a local subway station floodi

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo. we begin with the storm that's being called a winter hurricane taking shape in florida and will spread snow, sleet and ice all the way up to the canadian border by the end of the week. >> you see georgia right there. fountains are frozen with temperatures 30 degrees below average. houston, texas, opened warming centers overnight. areas that haven't seen this kind of weather in bracing for a dangerous wintry mix. a monster winter storm taking aim at the entire east coast. >> this is not something that we experience on a regular basis. >> reporter: this morning parts of florida under a rare winter storm warning. schools closing today in ta tallahassee and the airport canceling flights. >> these are conditions we're not accustomed to. we're encouraging people to stay off the roads during those drive times. >> reporter: georgia, areas could see snow for the first time in a century. the storm is expected to hug the coastline, dumping snow from the carolinas to maine. it comes as a blast of

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. >> reporter: sheriff russell gibson has dealt with murder in a 30-year career in florida's osceola county, but never quite like this before. >> this was a murder for hire. >> reporter: last week alexis ramos rivera and his girlfriend glorianne marie quinones allegedly kidnapped their victim outside a mall just south of or orlando. >> tied the victim with zip ties and then her head with duct tape and garbage bags. >> reporter: the sheriff says they were after a romantic rival of this woman, ishnar lopez ramos, who supposedly hired the hit. but according to authorities, they picked up the wrong woman, discovered their error and killed her anyway. >> do you have anything to say to her family? >> i am sorry. >> reporter: now janice marie zengotita torress, a wife and mother is dead, her body found beaten, and suffocated three others are charged with her murder and this veteran lawman is left wondering what is next. >> and in the end it appears to be a lovers triangle, wow. >> reporter: police moved in after lopez allegedly used the victim's bankcard. now all three suspects have reporte

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with several new developments overnight from that school shooting in kentucky. we've learned that two 15-year-old students were killed but a motive for the attack remains unclear. >> and take a look. this is the 11th school shooting in america so far this year alone. it's only january 24th. overnight a community in kentucky leaning on each other and their faith. >> lord, be with those who are in the midst of this tragic situation. >> reporter: just hours earlier chaos at this high school south of paducah. >> marshall county high school, active shooter, four people down. one unresponsive. the shooter is still on site. >> reporter: a male student with a handgun opening fire in a common area killing bailey hope and preston cope, both 15 years old. another 18 people injured. >> we all started running towards the library office, and once we got in there, we just shut the lights off, sat down and locked the door. >> it was just like bang, bang, bang, and nobody knew what to do. >>

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. the rising death toll in the california mudslide disaster. >> yeah, at least 17 people are dead and dozens believed to be missing. around the town of montecito in santa barbara county hundreds are stranded with roads cut off and no water supply. >> meanwhile, as we see new video of the raging floodwaters, we're learning why they never received emergency alerts. this morning, rescuers going door to door, searching for survivors in southern california, placing an x when it's all clear. >> i didn't think it would ever turn into something like this. we've never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: powerful mudslides funneling down these hillsides left barren by last month's fires. abc's kayna whitworth flying over the damage. >> if you look out there, you can see all of these homes completely surrounded in mud in all areas. i mean look at this. the rocks and mud have pushed down out of the canyon and collapsed trees and moved cars. yet somehow just to the left was completely spare

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i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with breaking news from the korean peninsula. the first talks between the rival nations have resulted in a deal. >> the north will send a delegation across the border for the upcoming winter olympics and that could lead to additional talks amid rising tensions over kim jong-un's growing nuclear arsenal. abc's lana sank has been following the details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, maggie and kendis. you know, the olympic games are expected to begin in exactly one month now and it looks increasingly likely that for the first time in 12 years the north and south may, in fact, march together possibly even under one flag. north korea has agreed to send their athletes, officials and cheerleaders to the olympic games. north korea's top delegate called it a new year's gift to the korean people, a sentiment echoed by south korea's reunification minister. after a year of increasingly worrisome missile tests by the hermit kingdom and increasing rhetoric between

. >> i'm kendis gibson. we start with what some are calling a racist comment by the president. >> the president asking why are we having all these people from expletive countries come here? the reaction has been quite fierce. lana zak has more. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and maggie. these comments seem to echo those reported by made by the president earlier in the month which he said all haitians have aides and nigerians won't go back to their huts. the white house at the time denied those comments vehemently but it is a different story today with some within the white house thinking that this will play well with the base. the white house is not denying the characterizing some countries with a curse word. sources tell abc news that when lawmakers at the white house briefed president trump on their daca immigration plan his response to restoring protections for immigrants from haiti and several african countries was, why are we having all these people from expletive countries come here? proposin

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with several new developments overnight from that school shooting in kentucky. we learned that two 15-year-old students were killed but a motive for the attack remains unclear. >> this is the 11th school shooting in america so far this year alone. it's only january 24th. overnight a community in kentucky leaning on each other and their faith. >> lord, be with those in the midst of this tragic situation. >> reporter: just hours earlier chaos at this high school south of paducah. >> marshall county high school, active shooter, four people down. >> reporter: a male student with a handgun opening fire in a common area killing bailey holt and preston cope, both 15 years old. another 18 people injured. >> we all started running towards the library office and once we got in there we shut the lights off and locked the door. >> it was like bang, bang, bang. nobody knew what to do. >> reporter: kenny scraggs was talking with friends when the shots were fired. >> when i first heard it i

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the disaster unfolding in southern california. at least 13 people are dead and dozens are missing after heavy rains unleashed mudslides that swept homes off their foundations in the very same area of santa barbara county already devastated by month's historic wildfires. they left the hills barren with fog to hold back the water. >> some scenes, cars tossed into buildings buried in rivers of mud while boulders came crashing down rolling as if they were just marbles. a frantic search overnight for the missing. after heavy rain unleashed massive mudslides in southern california. >> my mom and i'm fighting with all my heart to find her but like i can't focus too much on she's most likely dead out here. >> reporter: in montecito robert riskein and his friend looking for robert's mother. >> i've just been clawing through the mud and it's hard to hold hope when the mud is so deep. you know, but it's your mom. so what do you -- you got to just keep going. she's a grandmother. sh

patricia gibson said many consumers were continuing to pay for their handset after they'd covered the cost of buying it. the chances are that, if you are a customer with one of the bigger mobile phone providers who dominate the market, the price consumers are charged each month will not change. meaning that means that consumers continue to be charged for their handsets, even though they have already paid for them over the course of their two—year contract. the government suffered a series of defeats in the week on its sanctions and anti—money laundering bill. on wednesday, a former head of the judiciary criticised plans to give ministers the power to create new criminal offences. lord judge, who is a former lord chiefjustice of england and wales, told peers that proposals to allow ministers to create new money laundering offences without having to get a new bill passed by parliament were "constitutionally troublesome". the amendment won cross party support and the government was defeated by 264 votes to 184, a majority of 80 votes. new figures show that one in ten nurses are leavi

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with that bombshell report stemming from the russia investigation. sources tell "the new york times" that president trump ordered the firing of special count robert mueller but then backed off. >> this morning the president responded calling the report fake news. abc's kenneth moton is following the details from washington. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and maggie. "the new york times" reports the attempted firing of the special counsel happened last summer but robert mueller recently learned about the incident as his team interviewed current and former white house officials. this morning, president trump on the world stage at the economic forum in davos, switzerland. >> fake news, folks, fake news. >> reporter: but responding to a new report that he tried to get rid of the special counsel in the russia investigation. "the new york times" says after media reports of a possible obstruction of justice case last june, the president reported white house

. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we're going to start with the anger and outrage over that vulgar and some are calling it racist comment from the president. it came behind closed doors, a small meeting with lawmakers all about immigration. >> the president asking why are we having all these people from expletive countries come here? the reaction, well, it has been quite fierce. lana zak has more. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and maggie. these comments seem to echo those reportedly made by the president earlier in the month in which he said all haitians have aides and nigerians won't go back to their huts. the white house at the time denied those comments vehemently but it is a different story today with some within the white house thinking that this will play well with the base. the white house is not denying the president's comments characterizing some countries with a curse word. sources tell abc news that when lawmakers at the white house briefed president trump on their daca immigration plan, his resp

. >> i'm kendis gibson. as if the heavy snow and hurricane-force winds weren't bad enough the monster storm has caused record flooding. >> a historic high tide swamped the massachusetts coast overwhelming towns with rushing water, stranding residents and prompting dozens of as soon as floodwaters hit the street they froze turning parked cars into popsicles frozen in place. overnight high water blasting through a seawall south of boston. many calling it the most ferocious storm surge in decades. >> i was shocked at how quickly the water rose. >> reporter: rescuers pulling more than a dozen to safety after waters surrounded their homes. >> i am fine. the house completely flooded out. propane tank flipped over. there was a small fire inside the house. >> reporter: one woman saved from the second story of her house by a front end loader. in boston, the high tide flooding streets. a fire truck driving through deep water. a local subway station flooding. water pouring down the stairs. and a dumpster floating down

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the new fall out overnight that centers on larry nassar. take a look at the front cover of "the detroit free press." >> those are all the names of women and girls who made statements against nassar in court over the last week. nassar worked for usa gymnastics as well as michigan state university and now the president of that university has resigned. this morning, the larry nassar sex abuse scandal ending the career of a longtime educator. >> it's just -- time's up. >> reporter: lou anna simon stepping down as the president of michigan state university where nassar worked as a medical doctor for two decades. simon saying i'm so sorry that a trusted renowned physician was really such an evil person. the resignation comes as the university is being questioned about how the abuse was able to continue for so long and how the school handled the allegations. >> it's sad to know that our school has a bad name and the only national news we've been making is all the cases against

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane. the big news, the government shutdown. day three as negotiations wrap up overnight with once again no deal. >> the senate is poised to vote at noon today on a short-term bill. will democrats sign on? without a firm agreement on immigration? arlette saenz has the overnight developments. she's on the hill for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and maggie. about 800,000 furloughed federal workers are waking up to a closed government. feeling the first major impact of the shutdown. as the government shutdown heads into day three, congress is still at a standoff. negotiations to reopen the government hit another road block. >> let's step back from the brink. let's stop victimizing the american people. and get back to work on their behalf. >> reporter: democrats objected to a late-night vote on a plan to reopen the government. >> the talks will continue. we have yet to reach an agreement on a path forward that would be acceptable for both sides. >> reporter: bipartisan lawmakers huddled throughout the week end t

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the government shutdown officially over after the democrats blinked. >> overnight president trump signed the bill to keep the government running albeit just for another 17 days. that could mean yet another shutdown. the democrats caved in an exchange for a republican promise to address the future of the d.r.e.a.m.ers. abc's arlette saenz joins us from washington. good morning, arlette. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and maggie. after days of negotiating and finger-pointing the government shutdown is officially over but lawmakers could be back in this exact same situation in less than three weeks. with little fanfare, president trump signed a bill ending the government shutdown. for now. >> by opening up the government we stop losing. >> reporter: leaders on both sides of the aisle were jubilant. the president tweeted big win for republicans as democrats cave on shutdown. congress passed a temporary fix funding the government through february 8th when another shutdown

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the government shutdown officially over after the democrats blinked. >> we have breaking news. here now the very latest. >>> a tsunami alert has been issued after major quake struck far off the coast of alaska. the quake was centered about 170 miles southeast of kodiak, alaska. people in that town told to evacuate and run to hire ground. that quake triggered a tsunami warning. a tsunami watch was issued from washington state down through california. these warnings are usually a precaution. there's been in immediate reports of damage or serious concern. we'll have more on this throughout the morning as well as on "good morning america." >>> yeah, overnight, president trump signed the bill to keep the government running, albeit just for another 17 days, and that could mean yet another shutdown. the democrats caved in an exchange for a republican promise to address the future of the d.r.e.a.m.ers. abc's arlette saenz joins us now from washington. good morning, arlette. >> r

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i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the rising death toll in the california mudslide disaster. >> yeah, at least 17 people are dead and dozens are believed to be missing around the town of montecito in santa barbara county. hundreds are stranded with roads cut off and no water supply. >> meanwhile, as we see new video of the raging floodwaters, we're learning why residents never received emergency alerts that were supposed to warn them of this danger. this morning, rescuers going door to door searching for survivors in southern california, placing an x when it's all clear. >> i didn't think it would ever turn into something like this. we've never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: powerful mudslides funneling down these hillsides left barren by last month's fires. abc's kayna whitworth flying over the damage. >> if you look out there, you can see all of these homes completely surrounded in mud in all areas. i mean look at this. the rocks and mud have pushed down out of the canyons and collapsed t

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. >> sheriff russell gibson dealt with murder in a 30 year career in florida. never quite like this before. >> this was a murder-for-hire. >> last week, alexis ramos riviera and his girlfriend glori ann marie allegedly kidnapped their victim outside a mall. >> tied the victim with zip ties and then her head induct tape and garbage bags. >> the sheriff says they were after a romantic rival of this woman, who supposedly hired the hit. but according to authorities, they picked up the wrong woman. discovered their error, and killed her anyway. >> do you have anything to say to her family? >> i'm sorry. >> now janice tores, wife and mother dead, her body beaten and suffocated. the three are charged with the murder and the veteran law man is left wondering what next? >> in the end, it appears to be a lover's triangle. wow. >> police moved in after lopez allegedly used the victim's bank card. now all three suspects have reportedly confessed and elaine on facebook earlier the victim's husband wrote to his late wife, waiting for you at home. >> tony, thank you. >>> comi

gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now". >>> the president undergoes his first physical exam in office today. he's coming under criticism for a remark he made with lawmakers. we'll have details on both those stories straight ahead. >> vice president mike pence was in vegas for the grand opening of a new air force innovation hub and says the country is depending on the program to provide new innovations and technologies to the air force. >>> some major changes are coming to facebook. facebook says it's making the change to encourage more meaningful interaction between family and friends. >>> and the "shape of water" and "big little lies" were among the big winners at last night's critics choice awards in santa monica. "shape of water" shaping up to be a big contender at the oscars. those nominations will be announced later this month. those are some of our top stories on this friday, january 12th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say

my name is nicole gibson from manchester.f my research deals with homelessness in washington, d.c. from 1960 to 20th century. that the inding is african-american poor were forgotten within the african-american community and political expediency. i'm finding that class muddies waters. not only for race, but also for study of inner city policing of the homeless. have developed nuance ways of dealing with frican-american poor in the public square. my question is, how important is 1968? in the study of saying it is quite believed also paris 1968 was very much a and ent certain social political capital. that's my question. class in 1968. wants to stphart. >> i would say that i think that it's important for us to think about the intersection of class race. nd so when you're dealing with a racial class, as the black poor are. n other words, the racial component and the class component, then you're dealing with a group, you're talking about a roup of people who are both affected by racist, as well as policies, as well as racist and even elitist ideas. so, in other words, one of the we can

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president, in season 12, why would you fire debbie gibson even though arsenio hall lost a blank check from jay leno? the public deserves to know!" that's my mueller. this could be very bad for trump, especially if mueller doesn't take the $130,000 in hush money. ( laughter ) and his legal team is nervous trump might perjure himself, due to trump's lack of precision in his speech and his penchant for hyperbole, which trump disputes. "believe me, i am the least hyperbolic person ever born. ( laughter ) and many people-- everybody-- i'm hearing this from everyone-- everyone is saying my precision is the biggest number, whatever that is!" ( cheers and applause ) now, after-- "all of them. it's big and it's the best." ( laughter ) after the firing of flynn and comey, mueller has expressed interest in trump's efforts to remove jeff sessions as attorney general or pressure him into quitting in order to determine whether there was a pattern of behavior by the president. and if he finds one, the president migh getting a new pan of his own. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) , of c

i'm gina polling and lisa gibson and christopher may, pauley kirby, and bill strahan from dbi. i'm going to address the ceqa issue. i will speak mainly about ceqa piecemeali piecemealing. the appellant claims that it was piecemealed. it is prohibited under state ceqa statute. it covers the whole of the action, excavation and three-story rear addition. it's not unusual for one project under ceqa to be subject to multiple building permits and it's covering on work on the site that was permitted. the issuance of the building permit is not relevant to this appeal and, therefore, the project was not piecemealed. the second contention is that it may result insignificant impact on the coxhead house up hill and to the west at 2421 green street. the planning department reviewed the subject property and determined it's not individually eligible for listing on a register. it is also not within the district, thus, there is no historic resources are conducted or necessary. the appellant claims that the rear expansion would impair historic resources blocking windows andrews and access to lig

it is not a high crime area"> gibson/nordstrom shopper: "you just don't expect that around here. i shop here all of the time and if i saw something like that i would be like, really, like at stanford mall? super surprising to me">however other shoppers were not surprised at allsotedwin hwang/nordstrom shopper: "it happens everywhere. what do you expect? stanford's not immune">nat/sot haaziqpalo alto police are hopping surveillance video will give investigators a more detailed description of the seven-hand bag theives ...police say no one was injured during the incident...in palo alto haaziq madyun kron4news ( robin ) san francisco police are cracking down on heroin and coacine dealers in the tenderloin district. here's what police confiscated... after arresting a drug dealer on eddy street near larkin and polk. we also have photos from over the weekend of another drug bust in the mid market area. police say they busted someone selling crack cocaine and heroin right outside the bart entrance on eighth and mission streets. they say the arrested the dealer at the start