laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you so much. >>> abc 7 is commit to do building a better bay area, including building affordable housing. one is in hayward at thes old mervyn's story. >> for sometime this lot has sat empty, an invitation for crime. >> it sat vacant for well over ten years, became an eyesore and a blight. >> reporter: mervyn's shut down after nearly 60 years in business. crews demolished the property in 2017. >> it became a homeless encampment, the city of hayward, police were responding to calls by the neighborhoods around here two, three calls a week. >> reporter: the developer bought the property approximately 4 1/2 years ago with a vision in mind. >> we're building 474 apartments above 82,000 square feet of retail. >> scott says the future will be called lincoln landon. the groundbreaking is monday with the project expected to open in 2 1/2 years, that when this will look more like this. >> our entire site will be affordable, as what we say, compared to the peninsula. >> hayward residents say they're thrilled. derek broadway is especially excited. he recen

live in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, quickly. assuming there is another trial for almena, how soon might that begin? any sense there? >> reporter: from the discussions we've had with the attorneys prior to today's developments, it's my understanding that if the d.a. decides to have another trial, to try him againt could take months. it could not happen perhaps until next year. at this point, the civil case is set for next may. if there's another criminal trial, it could push all of that back. >> laura, thank you very much. >>> now, let's check in with abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez. >> she's live from the courthouse where prosecutors made a brief statement after the announcement of the verdict today. lyanne? >> reporter: we also talked to family members. i just want to say that i've heard people say here today that a new trial will not bring back those 36 people who died in that horrific fire. you know something, family members know that. they acknowledge that. let's put that aside for a moment, please. family members here a

. >> laura anthony has the story. >> we need your help, today, immediately and we want to make sure you become the next u.s. president of the united states of america. >> an otherwise routine campaign stop in the bay area turned into an opportunity to respond to an impeachment inquiry for julian castro. >> this president is not above the law. this president clearly has abused his power. >> president donald trump is accused of setting his sights on former vice president joe biden and his son, hunter's, alleged involvement in eukraine. >> are you forgetting what you said? >> but it wasn't all that long ago that castro aggressively went after biden himself on the national stage during the democratic debate in houston. >> do you have any concerns about accusations against b joe biden and his son? you came out pretty strongly against mr. biden at the last debate. >> joe biden is an honest man. he and his family do not deserve these kinds of baseless accusations from donald trump. >> castro may have backed off biden, but not trump and his phone conversation with a phone conversation with the

. >> that's where laura anthony is for us tonight. laura. >> reporter: hi. it is getting a little bit windier. it is warmer here. i'm in the napa valley here at the silverado neighborhood. very much still in a rebuilding mode after the 2017 fires. now they're also faced here with the unsettling prospect of waves of power shutoffs. >> my son looked out the window and saw the ridge on fire. >> reporter: barbara mooney's home survived the 2017 fires but she's skeptical of pg&e's plan to shut off power as a proactive step to prevent the next big calamity. >> i'm kind of curious as to how they feel that's going to help us and if that's really maybe more for their benefit. >> reporter: more than 10,000 pg&e customers face a possible shutoff in napa county, mostly in the hills to the east and west of downtown. >> we do maintain a list of our medically fragile residents here in the community and we do check in with them when we do know that we're going to experience a potential public safety power shutoff. >> reporter: the possible outage includes a number of wineri

in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> a lot to come. laura, thank you. we have covered every step of this trial obviously and wet let you know through the abc7 news app. it's how we send out breaking news push alerts. >> now to the late he felt on hurricane dorian which is moving along the eastern seaboard. >> yeah, it is now in the carolinas, suffering the brunt of the category 2 storm, which it will reach the outer banks by tomorrow. >> abc7 news reporter morgan norwood has the latest from wilmington, north carolina. >> reporter: hurricane dorian scraping the carolina coast line, the powerful storm lashing the southeast with massive waves and torrential downpours. her hurling more than a dozen tornadoes. >> hoe holy crap. >> reporter: ripping these mobile homes to shreds. more than 240,000 homes and businesses without power across south carolina. coastal communities under mandatory evacuations, north carolina's governor urging people to get out. >> get to safety and stay there. don't let your guard down. the eye of the storm will be close enough to cau

in sacramento, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> and as of last thursday, the centers for disease control reported at least six deaths linked to the use of ecigarettes. one of those was in california. another 380 illnesses were attributed to vaping in a total of 36 states. >>> the cdc activated its emergency operation center today in response to the spike in deths and illnesses. it will work around the clock collecting data and helping local officials. the cdc has not said at which level the center will be operation. level 1 is the most urgent, and a level 3 is the lowest. the emergency operation center concept was initiated in 2001 and has dealt with more than 60 public health threats. >>> happening now, oracle open world is under way at moscone center at san francisco. sky 7 was over the area this afternoon. traffic was moving pretty well, as you can see. keep in mind tens of thousands of people are expected to attend this year. the event runs through thursday. things get going as early as 6:30 in the morning and will run well into the evening. howard street is open, but some surroundin

laura anthony, thanks to you. a reminder, our game coverage begins right after abc7 news news at 6:00. kickoff between the denver broncos and oakland raiders is at 7:15. now because of football, "jeopardy" and "wheel of fortune" won't air at the normal times. they can be seen starting tomorrow at their usual times. don't worry, no new episodes will be missed. now tonight's episode of "bachelor in paradise" and "grand hotel" will air in their entirety. that's starting at 1:05 in the morning, so set your dvrs as we speak. >>> there definitely will be pro football in oakland next year even if the raiders' move to vegas is completed. marshawn lynch who is from oakland will be a co-owner of the oakland panthers in of the indoor football league. an official announcement is expected to be made tomorrow. the team will play next march at the coliseum arena. they'll play a 14 game regular season schedule. this will be the first indoor football team for the bay area since the san jose sabercats of the arena league disbanded

laura anthony is live. laura. >> reporter: hi, ama. the new headquarters is slated to go into this building behind me. this morning the b.a.r.t. board overwhelmingly approved this plan to buy instead of continue leasing, but not everyone is onboard. >> staying here is really not an option because it will become much more expensive. >> reporter: to the b.a.r.t. board president, it just makes good economic sense. in an 8-1 vote b.a.r.t. directors approved the purchase and renovation of a building in downtown oakland, a $227 million project that would become the district's new headquarters in 2021. >> we have the ability to purchase this building and have an asset, we're going to pay not just towards burning money on rent, we'll have an excellent building at 2150 webster which will be a better place for the public to go and very accessible. >> reporter: he says the purchase would save b.a.r.t. $210 million over the next two and a half decades as the cost of leasing the current location is set to go up 60%. the webster project will be fina

live, laura anthony. abc 7 news. >> good talkin' to you. >>> in the north bay, the winter cleanup is just under way. >> the debris from a massive landslide is finally ready to be removed. cornell bernard is live in sauce lee leto with details. >> reporter: many thought this would never happen eight months later, but all this landslide debris is about to be clean the up and hauled away. so much of it, including what's left of that house, the long delay has pushed the project into the rainy season. that's a big concern. >> i'm sure there's a lot of nervous neighbors next to that property anytime it rains now. >> reporter: neighbor oscar salavar speak jiegiant excavator moves debris. a winter storm unleashed a landslide from the top of kress the avenue. >> i was looking at the debris. i was pretty amazed by it. them i heard her calling for help. >> reporter: ted heard those cries for help after susan gordon survived the mudslide while asleep in her house. the home was carried off the foundation and smashed t

>>let get to laura anthony who has been following the trial from the start. laura? >> reporter: larry, for all the waiting the past several weeks for a verdict, the result came in a matter of minutes, somewhat suddenly this afternoon. this morning it seemed like the jury would deliberate perhaps into next week. but then a few minutes before noon, we heard that a verdict had been reached at 2:00. we all filed into the courtroom. there was a mixup with paperwork from the jury. there was about a 20-minute delay. then when the jurors came back, the clerk of the court began to read the verdicts. 36 counts, one by one. max harris was read first. not guilty on all 36 counts and then we heard that the jury was deadlocked, 10-2 in favor of guilt for derick almena. right after the court adjourned, we did hear from max harris' attorneys. let's hear what they had to say. >> this isn't a time to talk about the two years that my innocent young client has been in jail. i think this is a time to thank the community, thank all of the community for their tremendous outpouring of supp

laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> to find when the jury reaches a verdict, download the app. we'll send out a push alert. >> as we wind down the workweek, expect temperatures to go down a >>> a life-saving medical procedure resulted in a consequence. >> a kidney transplant gave a man a new lease on life but despite a doctor giving him a green light to drive, the dmv couldn't seem to lift the medical suspension of his license. what a difference a year makes, one year ago david didn't know how much longer he had to live. his chronic kidney diseasek botr near complete kidney failure. >> i went to a little bit of depression and scare realizing that i had a big problem. >> it took david three months to build up the will to tell his wife. >> he deteriorated very fast. he started getting really weak, couldn't do his normal activity. >> it takes an average of three to five years to find a match for a kidney transplant. fortunately for the couple, doctors quickly discovered that lilliam was a match but not a perfect one so they found a way to get a better one quickly. >> i donated my

abc 7 nups reporter laura anthony has more. >> the banners are still flies high along shattuck avenue. but the name gourmet ghetto has been dropped by the north shattuck association. >> if there is a name, even in common parcelens and in the culture that's offensive to members of the community or perhaps many members of our community, then we should try to change the culture around that name. >> in a statement the the north shattuck association association said we want all members of the community to feel invited. with respect to those feeling a strong connection to the spirit of the gourmet ghetto name we support dropping the moniker. >> the suspension of the name comes after some business owners and residents objected to it. saying the term ghetto is especially hurtful. >> gourmet ghetto, the association with that didn't seem like a positive connotation. so it's great that we're actually reviewing this and taking it a step forward. >> but not everyone agrees. abandoning gourmet ghetto is the right way to go. >> don't like it. i mean, don't like the fact that they banned -- i'm all f

. >> laura anthony has the story. >> there is all these three. >> reporter: you heard that right, three little pigs but it's been no fairy tale for carson lee. >> i saw them come through the wire mesh looks like it was lifted up. >> reporter: he knows he just can't call the big bad wolf. for the past week it's bedtime for the trio as they feast and leave behind a mangled mess on the lawn. >> i think they are looking for grubs, they basically dig up the grass and they just leave these giant holes in our lawn. >> reporter: lee's surveillance cameras captured the pigs on several occasions over the past seven days. they apparently gain access to his backyard via a small hole in a metal fence. >> i put these blocks here to block them. >> reporter: it's hard to tell how big they are but an expert trapper in santa clara county said they can be more than just a nuisance. >> do not try to adopt them. they are wild animals. they are unpredictable and can be dangerous at times. it been so hot lately, a lot of the water has dried up up in the hills where they normally would stay. >> reporter: in sa

berkeley, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining the better bay area group on facebook. we posted this story there so you can weigh in on what you think the new name for gourmet ghet of should be. and getting to the gym while pregnant or with a young child can be tough. i've seen it haven't experienced. but there is a fwrup workout described with moms in mind. and some of them say it even works during labor. ♪ >> with fit for mom we provide lab of everything, a rhyme and reason to leave the house in the morning. we provide you with a great total body 6-minute workout befo fit for mom you go to a gym or do a dvd at home. >> 3, 2, ♪ ♪ >> yeah. keep moving. >> so i'm alex lindstrom. and we are fit for mom club. becoming a mother is oddly isolating. you have a child and your world is turned upside down in the best way possible. about with you you find you stay at home a lot. with all of the emotions and all the hormones we gwen gain weight and you want to lose the weight but you don't leave the house. wth fit

laura: anthony zurcher, thank you for that analysis. singer and songwriter ben folds csis well known for his ly but now he can add author to hin list of accomplishments.a w book tells his life story. it delves into theer ences which shaped his music. short time ago i spoke to ben in los angele thanks for joining us. how did a dream about lightning bugs when you were two years old inspire your music? ben: i don't know if having the dream inspired my music, but as an adult, i look back and i can see that that particularream, which stuck with me my whole life, is good metaphor for the way i see art and are making of and the role of an artist. laura: you say that pomusi helps us get into adult hood. did it do that for you? ben: absutely. pop music -- especially thoughtful rock music -- was a huge thing for me when i was especially a teenager. it can be your best friend, it is something that you listen to and escape into, and it speaks to you, and it weeds out the pesky adults in the room who don't understand why you are listening to it. tha

abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live in lafayette with the story. laura. >> reporter: well, hi, dan. this home does back up to open space so the lee family is no stranger to wildlife. they get their raccoons, their turkeys. but in this case what we're ta ttttle gardening.e little pigs in my backyard. >> reporter: you heard that right. it's been no fairytale f carson lee. >> i saw them come through looks like the wire mesh was lifted up. >> reporter: and he knows he can't just call the big bad wolf. for the past week, lee's backyard has become bedtime fodder for the trio as they feast and frolic and leave behind a mangled mess on the lawn. >> we'll wake up in the morning and find these huge kind of dug-up divots in our backyard. it's a mystery where they come from and where they go. every now and then we'll wake up and find new holes. >> reporter: lee's surveillance cameras captured the pigs over the last seven days. they apparently gain access to his backyard via a small hole in the metal fence. >> so i put these cinder blocks here to block them. >>

. >> abc7 news reporter laura anthony begins our team coverage. laura, you have been on this trial since the very beginning. >> reporter: hi, dan. this day began with uncertainty. uncertainty about whether the jury would reach a verdict today, whether deliberations would have to go into next week. there were jurors who had vacations scheduled. but just before noon we learned there was a verdict. what we didn't know is that it was a split decision. at 2:00, the defendants were brought into the courtroom. max harris had a bright yellow tie on, a dark suit. derick almena, a dark sport coat with a sweater. both men looking somber. there was a lot of tension, a lot of nervousness inside the courtroom. by my count, 36 members, family members of the victims were in the courtroom. some of them started crying before the judge and the clerk even go to the verdicts. but once they were read, the first one was max harris. took 12 minutes to read 36 counts of not guilty. here's what the attorneys said after. >> this isn't a time for us to talk about the

. >> laura anthony has our story from sacramento. >> it's interesting that in many cases, these pods hold substantially higher concentrations of nicotine than even traditional tobacco. >> saying he's seen quite enough, california governor gavin newsom announced his own executive order to snuff out teen vaping and the ready accessibility of flavored e-cigarettes. >> governor alone is not af t rht t product outrig we wdvelope. we'll see how far we can go. >> newsom's order includes three initiative, warning labels on e-cigarette ads and at stores. $20 million into a vaping awareness campaign and the removal of illegal vaping products. >> in the next few weeks, the public should see a swell of ads and campaigns that really target schools and families, parents and children directly. >> newsom also wants to explore d onir nicotthe governos order r two other states, new york and new jersey to reflect flavored e-cigarettes. california newsom cited at least one death and 63 cases of respiratory illness related to vaping thc or cannabis-based oils. san francisco-based juul labs has 75% of the

>>let get to laura anthony who has been following the trial from the start. laura? >> reporter: larry, for all the waiting the past several weeks for a verdict, the result came in a matter of minutes, somewhat suddenly this afternoon. this morning it seemed like the jury would deliberate perhaps into next week. but then a few minutes before noon, we heard that a verdict had been reached at 2:00. we all filed into the courtroom. there was a mixup with paperwork from the jury. there was about a 20-minute delay. then when the jurors came back, the clerk of the court began to read the verdicts. 36 counts, one by one. max harris was read first. not guilty on all 36 counts and then we heard that the jury was deadlocked, 10-2 in favor of guilt for derick almena. right after the court adjourned, we did hear from max harris' attorneys. let's hear what they had to say. >> this isn't a time to talk about the two

laura anthony is standing by now at the courthouse and you have been covering this case from day one, laura. >> reporter: yeah, hi, larry, and i was actually inside the courtroom for the reading of these verdicts, it was really quite a scene inside there. we got word just before noon that these verdicts were coming in or a verdict was coming in at 2:00. there was quite a rush to get outside the doors of the courtroom. department nine on the fifth floor here. at 2:00, we were let in but only so many people could get in. first they let the family members, about three dozen, members of the media and a couple members, as far as i could tell, of the public. a few minutes after 2:00, the jury filed in, of course both defendants were there with their attorneys, and it was quite a strange scene when the judge asked for the verdict sheets from the foreman of the jury. he handed the clerk an envelope and it was handed to the judge and she was going through the sheets and of course there's 36 verdicts for each count for each defendant and you could tell as she was looking through those sheets th

>> laura anthony tweeted this video with the rain coming down, so much for the morning bike ride. >> we even saw snow falling in the sierra today. this is just over 7,000 feet on highway 267. >> abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma is here to let us know what to expect this week in the weather. >> the seasons are certainly changing. we had wet weather with level 1 on the storm impact scale. behind that cold front that brought the rain, it's going to be a cool night. live doppler 7, all the showers have moved out and the skies are clearing. rainfall amounts really light, what you would expect with a level 1 storm. you see numbers less than a tenth of an inch of rain so it did make for a slower morning commute. tomorrow morning you have no wet weather to deal with. the picture outside from our east bay hills camera as we pan around, a lot of sunshine, dry skies to finish out our monday but it certainly felt like fall earlier today with temperatures only in the 60s and the 70s. so we'll take a look at the accuweather highlights, what you can expect the next couple of days. we will find ar

in oakland, laura anthony. >>> as if to rain on the raiders' parade a bit, abc 7 news has learned are the city of oakland refiled its anti-trust lawsuit against the team an the nfl over the raiders' move to las vegas. the federal court judge nearly dismissed the suit in july but gave the city 45 days to provide more evidence. the city claims that the $240 million in damages and loss of tax revenue and propertycoliseu >>let take a live look over the oakland coliseum from above. this is the vantage point from sky 7. the raiders went 4-12 last year season?ough for last place in i >> great question. sports reporter, chris alvarez continues our live team coverage with with the out look for the season. chris? >> reporter: hi guys. yes, i guess there's nowhere else to go but up. a disappointing season last year. year two now with the coach. there's been a lot of drama of late especially with antonio brown being released from the team and going to the patriots. we're just about 77 minutes from kickoff. i'll give you a live scene of what's going on. derek carr and those type of guys were on th

. >> laura anthony has the story. >> we need your help, today, immediately and we want to make sure you become the next u.s. president of the united states of america.

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has more. >> the banners still fly high along the avenue but the name gourmet ghetto has been dropped by the association. >> if there is a name in common parcelens and in the cultu that is offensive to some members of our dmunt and perhaps many members of our dmunt then we should try tos change the culture around that name. >> in a statement the north shattuck association said we want all members of the community to feel invited. and with respect to those feeling a strong connection to the spirit of the gourmet ghetto name we support dropping the manicer. the suspension of the name comes after business owners and residents objected. saying the term ghetto is especially hurtful. >> gourmet ghetto, the association with that didn't seem like a positive connotation. so it's great that we are actually reviewing this and taking it a step forward. >> but not everyone agrees. abandoning gourmet ghetto is the right way to go. >> don't like it. i mean don't like the fact they banned. i'm all foreare for. you explain things you don't just. >> it's colorful. >> you

in sacramento, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo also has taken executive action to ban the sale of e-cigarette flavors there. his office says the order will advance legislation to eliminate deceptive marketing practices to underaged users. it would also raise the legal age to buy e-cigarettes to 21. today the centers for disease control activated its emergency operations center because of vaping. it serves as a nerve center to offer resources to local officials. the cdc is also working with the food and drug administration, which has been investigating the lung illnesses associated with vaping. >>> new details on the boat accident near angel island that killed an 11-year-old boy. the boy and his father were thrown from their father's boat yesterday and then hit by it. the boy's father, javier burillo was arrested. police believe he was under the influence of alcohol. today they served a search warrant at burillo's belvedere home. burillo owns major restaurants in mexico. he is going to have more on that coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >>> amajor developmen

laura patrick. michael denito. vincent francis defazio. paul anthony difranco. donald joseph difranco. john. david dimeglio. marisa dinardo schorpp. anthony dionisio. joseph dipilato. johnny, junior. john joseph. melissa. >> brenden.ny robert, junior. and my uncle and my aunt who were siblings that day who died in the towers. we love and miss you so much. you'll always be in our hearts. and my brother, lieutenant .michael francis, the heroism that you showed that day and all the first responders and civilians was amazing. we miss you and love you. neil matthew dollard. james domanico. benilda pascua domingo. carlos dominguez. jerome mark patrick dominguez. kevin w. donnelly. jacqueline donovan. william h. donovan. stephen scott dorf. thomas about. thomas dowd. mary yolanda dowling. raymond matthew downey, senior. frank joseph doyle. joseph michael doyle. randall l. drake. patrick joseph driscoll. stephen patrick driscoll. charles a. droz. mirna duarte. luke dudek. gerard duffy. michael joseph duffy. thomas w. duffy. antoinette duger. jackie sayegh duggan. sareve

laura sncc. >> michael ragusa >> peter raimondi frank >> harry raines. >> lisa raines. ehtesham raja >> salsa ragu >> lucas rambosek >> maria ramirez. >> harry ramose. visnoo ramsaroop >> debra ransaour >> alfred todd frankie. >> adarand. >> jonathan randall. sheyas ranganeth >> ayanna rappaport. >> rhonda rasmussen. >> robert rasmussen. >> amini rasool a >> mark rasweiler >> david allen james rathkey >> and my and maria. we love and miss you. >> my mom, maureen lyons olson who was at woodstock 50 years ago this summer. you said you were born cool and you're still cool, we love you. [applause] >> william rob. >> gerard bradley. >> alexei -- >> sarah red heifer. >> michelle marie reed. >> judith and reese. >> donald day reagan. >> robert m reagan. >> thomas michael reagan. >> christian reaganhard. >> howard reich. >> greg reedy. >> james riley. >> kevin riley. >> timothy riley. >> joseph raina. >> thomas rainig >> frank bennett reisman >> joshua scott reiss >> john reo >> john thomas resta. >> sylvia resta. >> martha reszke >> david reddick. >> todd rubin. >> louise mier

laura: are these new allegations about how brett kavanaugh behaved as a teenager refocusine attention onnvestigation by the fbi and senate investigators a year ago? anthony: that is what you are hearing from democrats who want some sort of investigation or impeachment or something, th the fbi during this review process did not talk to some of these witnesses or corroborating people who heard about it at the same time to find out any more reinformation, that it wasn't a thorough investigation, that they didn't look into the other allegation, and that is why they need to look at it again now.ea what youfrom republicans and conservative defenders is that these new allegations are scant and this is anr example of the media trying to thes merge jet -- besmirch justice kavanaugh, and if you look at specific incidents, "the ton york times" left out t the pen question has no recollection of the incident. laura: what does ts do to the political spotlight on justice kavanaugh, who wants nothi more than to stay out of it? anthony: the way the system is set up, the supreme court should be insulat

laura rockefeller. john michael rodak. antonio jose rodriguez. anthony rodriguez. carmen milagros rodriguez. gregory rodriguez. >> marsha rodriguez. mayra valdes rodriguez. richard rodriguez, david rodriguez vargas. >> and my husband, wieb. wong, we love and miss you each and every day. you'll live in our hearts forever. we make sure your legacy will be continued through your beautiful children. >> and my mom, irinea, mayer for all the times i forgot to thank you, for all the special little things you do. for all the words that sometimes go unspoken, i need to say i love you mom, i do. if at times i may have seemed ungrateful. i want to say i truly hope you see that nothing you have done has been forgotten and day by day you just mean more to me. . >> matthew rogen. >> jean roger. >> karlie rodgers. >> scott william rohner. keith roma. >> joseph romagnolo. >> efrain romero sr. >> elvin romero. >> james romito. >> sean paul rooney. >> eric ropiteau. >> aida rosario. >> angela rosario. mark h. rosen. brooke david rosenbaum. linda rosenbaum. sheryl lynn rosenbaum. llo

. >> abc7 news reporter l anthony outside that home. and laura, this is a very elaborate sounding case here. >> well, it is. neighbors here tell us, though, that the man they know as edward peng has lived here eight years with his family, including small children. they say they noticed his flashy cars, but they never had any idea as the feds claim that this man might be a spy. the video looks innocuous. a man walking around a hotel room, at one point opening and closing a drawer.

. >> laura: did we really learn the lesson from 9/11? all these years later, it seems like many have forgotten. forgotten who carried out these attacks. and the sick islamic ideology that motivated them. we speak in vague terms about an attack on our freedom and we commemorate 9/11 respectfully, but that's not enough. bin laden is dead, but that mind-set that motivated a twisted man to kill themselves in 2,977 others didn't die with. we saw it inspire a deadly bombing at a paris nightclub. we saw it play out on a london bridge, at the boston marathon, at fort hood. and a u.s. diplomatic outpost. at a catholic mass in sri lanka on easter sunday. they used guns and bombs and knives and chemicals and cars. to cause maximum pain and bloodshed. these attacks and many more sending hundreds of thousands of men and women into battle in iraq and afghanistan and despite borrowing trillions of dollars to pay for it all. although we did make it harder for law-abiding netizens to fly on commercial airplanes, we still haven't taken some of the most co

davis. >> laura: did we really learn the lesson from 9/11? all these years later, it seems like many have forgotten. forgotten who carried out these attacks. and the sick islamist ideology that motivated them. we speak in vague terms about an attack on our freedom, and we commemorate 9/11 respectfully but that's not enough. bin laden is dead, but the radical mind-set that motivated a twisted man to kill themselves in 2,977 others didn't die with. we saw it inspire a deadly bombing at a paris nightclub. we saw it play out on a london bridge, at the boston marathon at fort hood. at a u.s. diplomatic outpostin . at a catholic mass in sri lanka on easter sunday. they used guns and bombs and knives and chemicals and cars. to cause maximum pain and bloodshed. a these attacks and many morehappf men and women into battle in iraq and afghanistan and despitf our borrowing trillions of dollars to pay for it all. although we did make it harder for law-abiding americans to fly on commercial airplanes, we still haven't taken some of the most common sense s

. >>> si creÍas que lo habias visto todo no te pierda lo que haingz jlo y alex rodrÍguez y con marc anthony que aparece con nueva novia que levantÓ alarmas imagenes y todo lo que pasÓ aquÍ. >>> y prepÁrese para una guerra mundial despuÉs de que la doctora nancy llamara al show del laura bozzo programa de basura. >>> y estrellas para el celebrar fin de grabo,es del seÑor de los cielos aquÍ reacciones de los avances que tienen mucha acciÓn intriga y sensualidad esto y mÁs en el candelero que comienza ya (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> mucho reno allÍ estamos viendo el nuevo video musical de nacho en donde habla y digamos que amigos con derecho sin compromiso, y lo vemos muy contento en este lanzamiento mucho la verdad se ha hablado sobre la relaciÓn con la modelo que aparece en el video que y asÍ que esperamos nacho para que nos nos lo presentes y cuentes detalles que estÁ espectacular. >>> estÁ guapa la modelo. >>> (aplausos). >>> voy a bailar. >>> voy a bailar. >>