. >> and i'm ama daetz. this crime horrified people in castro valley. >> abc 7 reporter katie live with these new developments. >> this could be a death penalty case. as we have learned in these charging documents, there is allegations of torture on top of the murder itself. alameda county sheriff's office plans to hold a press conference tomorrow morning, and at that time they may release more details. tonight they learned the attack that happened in this home appears to be at random. the victim did not know the suspect. this dark surveillance video and the charred walls of a castro valley home have haunted a neighborhood since december. firefighters found andrea st. john dead in her garage. it turns out she had been killed before the fire was set. >> it's a horrible thing that it could happen. and the worst part is it could have happened to anyone here. it could have happened to any of us. >> but tonight relief as the alameda county district attorney filed charges against 36-year-old luckie dacanay. chargi

ama? >> tonight county authorities looking into whether a teenager was wearing ear buds when struck and killed by train. happened this morning, 16-year-old biking on the tracks to kip king collegiate high school. >>> on the scene of apparent hit and run that injured two boys. near cooley avenue and runnymede street. apparently ran the stop sign. >> rent at oracle just went up to $2.5 million, arena officials say it's the cost of doing business. requires dubs to stay in oakland for two seasons. should get final approval next week. >>> mark leno is running for mayor in 2019. make formal announcement tomorrow. considered a moderate democrat and served city as supervisor, and assemblyman. >>> secured the votes to repeat the affordable care act tomorrow. but in current form opponents say won't adequately guarantee coverage for anyone with preexisting condition. nancy pelosi tweeted every republican who votes for trump care will have it tattooed on their forehead. be held accountable. >>> rsvp'i

ama? >> tonight county authorities looking into whether a teenager was wearing ear buds when struck and killed by train. happened this morning, 16-year-old biking on the to kip king collegiate high school. >>> on the scene of apparent hit and run that injured two boys. near cooley avenue and street. apparently ran the stop sign. >> rent at oracle just went up to $2.5 million, arena officials say it's the cost of doing business. requires dubs to stay in oakland for two seasons. should get final approval next week. >>> mark leno is running for mayor in 2019. make formal announcement tomorrow. considered a moderate democrat and served city as supervisor, and >>> secured the votes to repeat the affordable care act tomorrow. but in current form opponents say won't adequately guarantee coverage for anyone with preexisting condition. nancy pelosi tweeted every republican who votes for trump care will have it tattooed on their forehead. be held accountable. >>> rsvp'ing no to party in park. rented

. >> and i'm ama daetz. this crime horrified people in castro valley. >> abc 7 reporter katie udisis live with these new developments. >> this could be a death penalty case. as we have learned in these charging documents, there is allegations of torture on top of the murder itself. alameda county sheriff's office plans to hold a press conference tomorrow morning, and at that time they may release more details. tonight they learned the attack that happened in this home appears to be at random. the victim did not know the suspect. this dark surveillance video and the charred walls of a castro valley home have haunted a neighborhood since december. firefighters found andrea st. john dead in her garage. it turns out she had been killed before the fire was set. >> it's a horrible thing that it could happen. and the worst part is it could have happened to anyone here. it could have happened to any of us. >> but tonight relief as the alameda county district attorney filed charges against 36-year-old luckie dacanay.

. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live where the shooting happened in san jose where the shootings happened. katie? >> through the company he worked for we have learned the identity of the man shot and killed inside his home. his wife was also killed. the killer was someone they knew. a husband and wife shot and killed in their willow glen home. the husband name is nari narin prabhu. juniper networks is deeply saddened by the recent loss of a long-time employee. we are focused on supporting our employees and their families through this difficult time. the shooting happened around 9:00 wednesday night. >> we heard a series of pops. thinking that it was firecrackers or some other type of noise. we didn't think too much of it until the police showed up. >> san jose police have not identified the shooter, but say he was the ex-boyfriend of the couple's daughter. the police chief says the 24-year-old man ultimately pointed a gun at police and was shot and killed by an officer. a neighb

. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live where the shooting happened in san jose where the shootings happened. katie? >> through the company he worked for we have learned the identity of the man shot and killed inside his home. his wife was also killed. the killer was someone they knew. a husband and wife shot and killed in their willow glen home. the husband name is nari narin prabhu. juniper networks is deeply saddened by the recent loss of a long-time employee. we are focused on supporting our employees and their families through this difficult time. the shooting happened around 9:00 wednesday night. >> we heard a series of pops. thinking that it was firecrackers or some other type of noise. we didn't think too much of it until the police showed up. >> san jose police have not identified the shooter, but say he was the ex-boyfriend of the couple's daughter. the police chief says the 24-year-old man ultimately pointed a gun at police and was shot and killed by an officer. a neighb

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. as we told you in a push alert from the "abc 7 news" app, the white house denies the report trump shared secret isis intel with russia. >> megan hughes picks up our story from the nation's capitol tal. >> reporter: it was at this meeting in the oval office last week between president trump and the russian foreign minister and russian ambassador to the u.s. "the washington post" alleges that's where trump revealed highly classified information, intelligence that had been provided by a u.s. partner in combatting the islamic state and information that hadn't been shared with our allies. on capitol hill, the report monday night already making waves. >> that's really shocking. the suggestion that he might have shared highly classified information inappropriately with the russian foreign minister is deeply troubling. >> it's disturbing, and let's find out what the details are. >> i don't know if it is accurate or not. if it is accurate it would be troubling. >> reporter: defending the presi

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. as we told you in a push alert the "abc 7 news" app, the white house denies the report trump shared secret isis intel with russia. >> megan hughes picks up our story from the nation's capitol tal. >> reporter: it was at this meeting in the oval office last week between president trump and the russian foreign minister and russian ambassador to the u.s. "the washington post" alleges that's where trump revealed highly classified information, intelligence that had been provided by a u.s. partner in combatting the islamic state and information that hadn't been shared with our allies. on capitol hill, the report monday night already making waves. >> that's really shocking. the suggestion that he might have shared highly classified information inappropriately with the russian foreign minister is deeply troubling. >> it's disturbing, and let's find out what the details are. >> i don't know if it is accurate or not. if it is accurate it would be troubling. >> reporter: defending the president,

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the verdict in the torres case is set to be announced at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> tonight anticipation from both sides of this five-year long criminal case. katie marzullo is live with the developing story. >> reporter: ama, dan, it likely will be a sleepless night for everyone involved. sierra lamar disappeared five years ago. the trial lasted three months and now in just ten hours we'll hear that long-awaited verdict. >> there's no higher stakes -- >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark is surprised the jury in the murder trial reached a verdict after only two days worth of deliberations. >> what it shows me is this is a group that got to work right away. they worked together collaboratively, factions didn't build up in the jury deliberation room. >> reporter: angelina garcia torres is charged with first degree murder. if found guilty he faces the death penalty. prosecution says he killed the 15-year-old, that his dna was found on her discarded clothing. the defense says the dna evid

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the verdict in the torres case is set to be announced at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> tonight anticipation from both sides of this five-year long criminal case. katie marzullo is live with the developing story. >> reporter: ama, dan, it likely will be a sleepless night for everyone involved. sierra lamar disappeared five years ago. the trial lasted three months and now in just ten hours we'll hear that long-awaited verdict. >> there's no higher stakes -- >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark is surprised the jury in the murder trial reached a verdict after only two days worth of deliberations. >> what it shows me is this is a group that got to work right away. they worked together collaboratively, factions didn't build up in the jury deliberation room. >> reporter: angelina garcia torres is charged with first degree murder. if found guilty he faces the death penalty. prosecution says he killed the 15-year-old, that his dna was found on her discarded clothing. the defense says the dna evid

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, rick and all of us. thank you for joining us. >> have a good night. see you >>> you guys are really cousins. >> really cousins. >> first 'cause snin second? >> his mother and my father are brother and sister. >> oh, my god. i married my first -- second cousin. >> is that right? >> in north carolina you can do that. anyway. does it bug you that he kind of sends you out to do all that dirty work for him? >> like the pranks? >> the pranks. >> yeah. >> he gets to sit back in his comfy chair and orchestrate. it's kind of cowardice. >> yeah, i never really thought of it that way. yeah, but i mean i kind of think of us as a team. like he has the idea to paint my aunt chippy's house and i go out and do it and i'm there and she smacks me around and he laughs. >> yeah. i think somebody from hr might be interested in that. okay. well, thanks forou

. >> and i'm ama daetz. district attorney facing those, and only abc7 news has reactions from peterson. >> live with the developing story, cornell. >> dan and ama, the findings are scathing, accused of misusing campaign funds and for now he has no intention of going anywhere. >> comment about the grand jury report? >> no comment. >> reporter: little to say hours after grand jury accused him of willful or corrupt misconduct and recommended hebeemoved from office. secretly misappropriated over $68,000 in campaign funds o items of personal nature. movie tickets to clothes between 2011 and 2015. >> disappointed in the actions of our boss. >> ryan wagner from the da's office said meeting will be held for possible no confidence vote and suggestions for possible replacement. >> this isn't about politics but the people. finding a prosecutor in the office to galvanize the employees, bring integrity back to the office. >> reporter: patrick venner announced he was running. as for accusation? >> brings down the reputat

. >> and i'm ama daetz. district attorney facing those, and only abc7 news has reactions from peterson. >> live with the developing story, cornell. >> dan and ama, the findings are scathing, accused of misusing campaign funds and for now he has no intention of going anywhere. >> comment about the grandy report? >> no comment. >> reporter: little to say hours after grand jury accused him of willful or corrupt misconduct and recommended hebeemoved from office. secretly misappropriated over $68,000 in campaign funds on items of personal nature. movie tickets to clothes between 2011 and 2015. >> disappointed in the actions of our boss. >> ryan wagner from the da's office said meeting will be held for possible no confidence vote and suggestions for possible replacement. >> this isn't about politics but the people. finding a prosecutor in the office to galvanize the employees, bring integrity back to the office. >> reporter: patrick venner announced he was running. as for accusation? >> brings down the reputation

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the timing and motivation of president trump's motivation to fire director comey under intense and growing scrutinization. >> all suspicions lead to the trump's administration ties to russia, comey was stepping up that investigation just days before he was fired. outside his home today, sent a letter to former colleagues. reads i'm not going to spend time on the decision or the way it was executed. i hope you won't either. it is done and i will be fun. i will miss you and the mission deeply. but the outrage over his firing is widespread, protesters chanted outside senator feinstein's san francisco office. >> must investigate the connection and what trump is trying to keep quiet. >> in washington even republicans are suspicious. >> timing and reasons for this decision make little sense to me. >> in the oval office where the president met with russia's foreign ambassador earlier today, explained his reason. >> why fire director comey. >> because he wasn't doing a good job, simply. >> ju

. >> and i'm ama daetz. other top story is plane crash on the streets of concorde, the pilot walked away. >> single engine went down north of buchanan field. lonny is live with the story. >> you can see just near me there's a parking lot filled with cars in this lot. that pilot had a lot to avert to land it. managed to land it after crashing into a pole. >> lot of fuel on the ground with the plane running. told her we should back up. >> reporter: buying a car at dealership when single engine plane came down and crashed next to the car lot. >> pilot was laying down. talked to motorcycle officer who told me he would be okay. >> reporter: small plane had just taken off from buchanan field airport when the pilot reported a rough running engine. turned to return but lost altitude. flew over highway 4, clipped a fence and skidded across four lanes before hitting a light pole. >> part of the wing here and here. >> reporter: hazmat crews cleaned up fuel and wreckage scattered across the intersection. >> hit a caritt

. >> and i'm ama daetz. police found a car. belonging to this man. person of interest in the disappearance. >> live with new. >> reporter: bob tang's car was found and towed today. only further corroborates suspicions he's fled to cambodia. called a person of interest but family called him a friend. >> cook together, eat together like family members. >> reporter: that's why shocked by possibility he may be involved with the disappearance. father of two going on tang's house on mother's day alone. mission ever since. police called tang in, he never showed up. he's now missing too. >> i don't know what is going on right now. so sorry. >> reporter: at tang's house i spoke with a close friend who didn't want to be identified. she's struggling because she knows both tang & chi's families. >> i can't do anything right now. even work. i can't go in. so sorry. crying a lot. cannot eat. >> reporter: she's talking about tang's wife and despite long friendship chi's wife says hasn't spoken with her this time. >> i'm sure probably crying every night wondering wh

. >> and i'm ama daetz. get to abc news reporter kenneth moton with developing story. >> reporter: another stunning headline. >> if true another disturbing allegation that the president may have engaged in interference or obstruction of the investigation. >> reporter: abc news confirms a source close to comey says comey wrote a memo detailing a white house conversation with president trump. in the memo quoted president who said flynn is a good guy, i hope you can let this go. "new york times" first reported memo was part of a paper trail that comey wanted to leave behind as evidence of improper influence into the investigation. white house is disputing it. saying president never asked mr. comey or anyone else to end any investigation including against general flynn. this is not truthful representation. said comey was fired because not doing a good job, admitted investigation into russia played a role. jason chaffetz tweeted, if memo exists need to see it sooner rather than later. pen is ready. >> on a day we

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for sandhya and larry, all of us. thanks for joining . >>> so let's -- oh, there. he's become more famous than me. you're fired. you really are. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- danny mcbride priyanka chopra the high school rube goldberg champions and music from royal blood. and now, as if you didn't know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? very nice. thank you. hi, everybody.

. >>> i'm ama daetz. 131 people were on board the plane when a fire broke out. happened as the plane was taxiing on the tarmac in new jersey. >> "abc 7 news" reporter tracking this. >> reporter: larry, those in the tower noticed flames coming from the plane's engine. that's when what many called controlled chaos erupted. >> then, you know, the flight attendants were like get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane, run away from the plane. >> reporter: these were the words passengers remember hearing as they realized there was something very wrong with their plane, an engine on united flight 1579 was fire. the emergency chutes deployed and everyone on board slid to safety. >> disbelief, right. surprise. i've flown over three million miles in my life, 87 countries and never had this happen before. >> reporter: passengers took to social media to share their frightening experience. united airline meantime confirmed five people were hurt. a spokesperson said, quote, we have received early reports of an ankle injury. customers have been transported back t

. >>> i'm ama daetz. 131 people were on board the plane when a fire broke out. happened as the plane was taxiing on the tarmac in new jersey. >> "abc 7 news" reporter tracking this. >> reporter: larry, those in the tower noticed flames coming from the plane's engine. that's when what many called controlled chaos erupted. >> then, you know, the flight attendants were like get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane, run away from the plane. >> reporter: these were the words passengers remember hearing as they realized there was something very wrong with their plane, an engine on united flight 1579 was fire. the emergency chutes deployed and everyone on board slid to safety. >> disbelief, right. surprise. i've flown over three million miles in my life, 87 countries and never had this happen before. >> reporter: passengers took to social media to share their frightening experience. united airline meantime confirmed five people were hurt. a spokesperson said, quote, we have received early reports of an ankle injury. customers have been transported back t

i'm ama dates. >> i'm dan ashley. >> the shooting five years ago in san francisco. the case has gone to one trial. there will soon be a second. >> meantime, a judge aloutd the suspect to go out of jail. abc 7 news reporter, vick lee is live at the county jail with the story only on abc 7 news tonight. vick? >> reporter: well, ama, a long difficult recovery for benjamin pesa, but he hoped for some degree of justice. well, the last thing he thought would happen is that the man accused of shooting him would walk out of that jail behind me. where an attempted murder charge hanging over his head. halloween night, 2012, benjamin pesa was shot in the head. a miraculous recovery. his brain wound so severe, doctors gave him a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically induced coma for a month. >> i still have like memory issues, you know, like short term memory. >> today he still has problems with cognitive functions but otherwise he is doing well. the shooter, hun saelee, father of a 6-year-old. pesa and three friends left a halloween party where they encountered him. say

. >> imd 'ama daetz. we have new details on the developing news out of san francisco. we know the person stabld was an employee at a subway restaurant and the confrontation began with an argument over a sandwich. >> it happened before noon on market and 5th streets, just a short distance from the westfield mall and the powell street cable car stop. the suspect died at the scene. >> reporter: this is the victim police say was being stabbed by another man, seen here being interviewed by police. just minutes before two foot patrol officers walking past the subway restaurant saw what was happening and tried to stop it. >> they observed a white male stabbing an asian or filipino male. the officers intervened. during the course of the intervening, at least one officer discharged a firearm. >> reporter: sources say the two men inside the subway had been arguing over a sandwich. the man who was stabbed was taken to the hospital, the other did not survive. >> well, the stabbing was in progress. the stabbing was in progress, yes. >> reporter: was there anyway to avoid this shoot

about the issue of pre-existing conditions, 22 major health care groups, let our viewers, 22 groups, ama, doctors, the american lung association, the academy of pediatrics, the childrens hospital association, 22 group, aarp, nurses, all of them are against the way the house passed this bill. are they wrong? >> well, what i believe, they are not recognizing this is a different and we believe a better way to cover pre-existing illnesses and injury, it allows for everybody to gettet access to the kind of coverage they want. nobody wants folks who have a pre-existing condition not to be covered. we want to do it at a low are price. and see the doctor they want to see, able to go to the hospital they want to go to, the clinic, not that washington forces them to participate n yes, it is a different way. it is a way that we believe to be better and more comprehensivive to get the coverage and care they want. just because we stipulate there is only one insurer or no insurer, that is a major problem, that is what we are trying to fix. >> you say people are not going to lose what they are getting

the ad notes that the bill is opposed by the ama, the aarp, american cancer society, what is your message out there to someone at home on who looks at that list who watches this ad and wonders if it's such a good idea, why are those three groups against it? >> i would surge them to talk to their doctor, talk to their provider. when i talk to the docs that i used to practice with right here in atlanta, when they tell me is that the current system isn't working for them or for their patients. we have 20 million folks out there across this land who have told the federal government fooye, nonsirngs i'm not participating because it doesn't do what i needs done. so they are paying the irs a fine or a penalty because the federal government is dictating to them what they don't want to do. or they are saying give me a waiver. that is a system that may work for government or insurance companies, but it's not working for patient. so the system that we want is a system that works for patients and families and doctors. so talk to your doctor. ask your doctor whether or not he or she is having challeng

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the timing and motivation of president trump's motivation to fire director comey under intense and growing scrutinization. >> all suspicions lead to the trump's administration ties to russia, comey was stepping up that investigation just days before he was fired. outside his home today, sent a letter to former colleagues. reads i'm not going to spend time on the decision or the way it was executed. i hope you won't either. it is done and i will be fun. i will miss you and the mission deeply. but the outrage over his firing is widespread, protesters chanted outside senator feinstein's san francisco office. >> must investigate the connection and what trump is trying to keep quiet. >> in washington even republicans are suspicious. >> timing and reasons for this decision make little sense to me. >> in the oval office where the president met with russia's foreign ambassador earlier today, explained his reason. >> why fire director comey. >> because he wasn't doing a good job, simply. >> ju

. >> and i'm ama daetz. other top story is plane crash on the streets of concorde, the pilot walked away. >> single engine went down north of buchanan field. lonny is live with the story. >> you can see just near me there's a parking lot filled with cars in this lot. that pilot had a lot to avert to land it. managed to land it after crashing into a pole. >> lot of fuel on the ground with the plane running. told her we should back up. >> reporter: buying a car at dealership when single engine plane came down and crashed next to the car lot. >> pilot was laying down. talked to motorcycle officer who told me he would be okay. >> reporter: small plane had just taken off from buchanan field airport when the pilot reported a rough running engine. turned to return but lost altitude. flew over highway 4, clipped a fence and skidded across four lanes before hitting a light pole. >> part of the wing here and here. >> reporter: hazmat crews cleaned up fuel and wreckage scattered across the intersection. >> hit a caritt

. >> and i'm ama daetz. get to abc news reporter kenneth moton with developing story. >> reporter: another stunning headline. >> if true another disturbing allegation that the president may have engaged in interference or obstruction of the investigation. >> reporter: abc news confirms a source close to comey says comey wrote a memo detailing a white house conversation with president trump. in the memo quoted president who said flynn is a good guy, i hope you can let this go. "new york times" first reported memo was part of a paper trail that comey wanted to leave behind as evidence of improper influence into the investigation. white house is disputing it. saying president never asked mr. comey or anyone else to end any investigation including against general flynn. this is not truthful representation. said comey was fired because not doing a good job, admitted investigation into russia played a role. jason chaffetz tweeted, if memo exists need to see it sooner rather than later. pen is ready. >> on a day we

. >> and i'm ama daetz. police found a car. belonging to this man. person of interest in the disappearance. >> live with new. >> reporter: bob tang's car was found and towed today. only further corroborates suspicions he's fled to cambodia. called a person of interest but family called him a friend. >> cook together, eat together like family members. >> reporter: that's why shocked by possibility he may be involved with the disappearance. father of two going on tang's house on mother's day alone. mission ever since. police called tang in, he never showed up. he's now missing too. >> i don't know what is going on right now. so sorry. >> reporter: at tang's house i spoke with a close friend who didn't want to be identified. she's struggling because she knows both tang & chi's families. >> i can't do anything right now. even work. i can't go in. so sorry. crying a lot. cannot eat. >> reporter: she's talking about tang's wife and despite long friendship chi's wife says hasn't spoken with her this time. >> i'm sure probably crying every night wondering wh

. >> reporter: good evening dan and ama, president himself not spoken since the firing of james comey but many looking at his letter, specifically the part where he thanked comey for three occasions telling him he was not under investigation as proof that the russian investigation on his mind. deciding not to attend fbi event after learning he had been fired effective immediately. president trump writing it's essential we find new leadership for the fbi that restores trust and confidence. influenced in part by the recommendation of jeff sessions who had recused himself from the russian investigation. which has democrats concerned. comey was overseeing it and some saying that his firing demonstrated a pattern. >> fired sally yates, berra and now comey. >> chuck schumer said a special investigator must be appointed if not -- >> every american will rightly suspect that the decision to fire director comey was part of a coverup. >> and not just democrats expressing concerns about the timing. many republicans expressing frustrations as well. senator burr, chairman of the senate intelligence

. >> how has the ama or other organizations may be logistics or the operations so that there is a level of fairness in that regard? how do they avoid the superrich or whoever coming in to that in -- to cut in front of the line? >> well, one of the other concerns you see over the course of the 20th century is people are not relying on donors, but paying people for their organs. because of the concern of poor people selling their organs to the rich, congress passed the national organ transplantation act, which outlaws the sale of organs and the possibility of a kidney exchange that would match people with recipients who were willing to sell an unpaired organ. and as part of the act, the federal government sponsored the development of a system of organ procurement organizations that were regional that had rules for, you know, who would have a list of priority, and organ list for they would go systematically based on need, based on their ability to, you know, have a good outcome, based on age in some cases, that were intended to provide a more equitable distribution. >> that's united states

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dan, ama? >> the oakland school district, celebrating success. found a way to keep kids in class. >> next, see what other districts could learn from successful strategies in the east bay. >> house minority leader, nancy pelosi speck loe pelosi. ahead on abc 7 news. >> plus, more questions, changes and controversies sur >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> oakland schools were among the first in california to track chronic absenteeism. now their efforts have paid off. tonight, the district will present their numbers and huh they have managed to keep consider in schools. >> abc 7 got a preview. >> reporter: charlie plant, principal in oakland often talks about why students don't show up to school. >> don't care about it. i'm bored. or i'm a failure. abuse. domestic violence. alcoholism. >> even depression he says is a factor. oakland unified was one of the first in california to start collecting data on students who missed too many days. >> is it health? transportati transportati transportation, a factor we haven't kidded. >>

y, por favor, quiero que seas sincero, ¿me amas? beto: no hace falta que te lo jure, creo que se me nota. esto hizo darme cuenta que realmente eres el amor de mi vida. de ahora en adelante todo va a ser distinto. fernanda: está bien. raquel: ¿fernanda? fernanda: ¿qué quiere? ya le estoy hablando a la policía, ¿eh? raquel: ¿podemos hablar un momento? tengo algo que decirte sobre beto. fernanda: ¿quién es usted y por qué sabe el nombre de mi novio? raquel: soy su esposa. beto y yo tenemos siete años de casados. y un hijo. yo sé que tú también caíste en sus mentiras. lo sé porque no eres la única. por lo menos hay dos más a las que les jura amor eterno y les saca todo lo que puede. fernanda: entonces, ¿beto no vive con su mamá? raquel: no. vive conmigo. su mamá murió desde que él era un adolescente. no sé cómo pude soportar sus infidelidades. soy una tonta. pero ya no más. yo no vengo a pedirte que lo dejes. solamente vengo a decirte que tengas cuidado. [música] ♪ tú tienes algo único. acentúalo y huele

bill: how has the ama or other organizations may be logistics or the operations so that there is a level of fairness in that regard? superrich or whoever coming in to that in front of the line?... -- in front of the line? >> well, one of the other concerns you see over the course of the 20 effect he -- the 20th century is people are not relying on donors, but paying -- of the 20th century is people are not relying on donors, but paying people for their organs. because of the concern of poor people selling their organs to the rich, congress passed the national organ transplantation act which outlaws the sale of organs and the possibility of a kidney exchange that would match people with recipients. and as part of the act, the federal government sponsored organ procurement organizations that were regional that had rules for, you know, who would have a list of priority, and organ list for they would go systematically based on need, based on their ability to, you know, have a good outcome, based on age in some cases, that were intended to provide a more equitable distribution. bill: that's u

. >> reporter: good evening dan and ama, president himself not spoken since the firing of james comey but many looking at his letter, specifically the part where he thanked comey for three occasions telling him he was not under investigagation as proof that the russian investigation on his mind. deciding not to attend fbi event after learning he had been fired effective immediately. president trump writing it's essential we find new leadership for the fbi that restores trust and confidence. influenced in part by the recommendation of jeff sessions who had recused himself from the russian investigation. which has democrats concerned. comey was overseeing it and some saying that his firing demonstrated a pattern. >> fired sally yates, b b now comey. >> chuck schumer said a special investigator must be appointed if not -- >> every american will rightly suspect that the decision to fire director comey a coverup. >> and not just democrats expressing concerns about the timing. many republicans expressing frustrations as well. senator burr, chairman of the senate intelligence committee said