it was written by jonathan karl. among the many not-so-surprising surprises in the book, karl says that during the riot on january 6th, donald trump was bragging about the size of the crowd that stormed the capitol. of course he was. is there anything this guy won't brag about? it's like bragging about the size of your tumor. someday he'll be looking up from the bowels of hell, elbowing his buddy, jeffrey epstein, saying "can you even believe how many people are dancing on my grave right now?" size matters so much to him. it's almost as if he's insecure about something. and remember that video trump recorded that day, after hours of saying nothing? finally, his staff convinced him to make a video telling them to stop ransacking the capitol. the book says he had to do multiple takes, because he kept forgetting to tell them to stop ransacking the capitol. i would love to see the outtakes from that. yelvis was in des moines, iowa, this weekend, where he treated supporters to an hour and 43 minutes of bitching about the

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reporter: jackie says she's known jonathan cortez since childhood. they had been dating on and off for the past year. on september 13, she said the neighborhood boys called her. >> she said, -- they said, come home right away, jonathan was shot. reporter: he was inside a small store below jackie's apartment. the fbi says an agent deputized as a u.s. marshal was attempting to serve our rest worn it -- warrants. the eye team and obtained the surveillance video from outside the store which shows the agent pull up to the store and a run around his vehicle with his weapon drawn. the vehicle -- the video does not show what happened inside the store. special agent in discharge says cortez pulled a gun. >> in the agent went to the threshold, he gave lawful commands identifying himself with markings. cortez tried to run out of the store, bumping into the agent. the agent pushed him back. cortez took multiple steps back, at which point he withdrew a handgun. agent fired one single round, striking mr. cortez in the torso. reporter:'s girlfriend says that is not

. >> jonathan was a great individual. he made everybody laugh. >> jackie says she has known jonathan cortez since childhood. they had been dating on and off for the past year. on the 17th, she said the neighborhood boys called her. >> can see, please come home right away, jonathan was -- auntie, please come home right away, jonathan was shot. reporter: an fbi deputized as a marshall was preparing to serve warrants on cortez. the i team obtained this surveillance video from outside the store, which shows the officer right around the building with his weapon drawn. it does not shy what happened inside the store. it is said cortez pulled a gun. >> the store, bumping into the agent. the agent pushed him back. cortez took multiple steps back, at which point he drew a handgun from his back. the agent fired a single round, striking mr. cortez in the torso. reporter: cortez's girlfriend says that is not what doctors told her about how he died. >> she was -- the doctors told us he was shot through his right arm and into his heart.

. >> reporter: according to the fbi, jonathan tebbi, sent a package in april of 2020, including a sample of restricted data and instructions on establishing a covert relationships. >> when the russians or the chinese or the ire ran rans or whatever gets this information, they will say, how do i design our submarines and save years of design work. >> reporter: it doesn't explain how they received the package. but fbi agents made a deal to share the secret information in exchange for $1,0$100,000. when he dropped off a data card, it was in a peanut butter sandwich. >> another instance, they put it in a pack of gum. as to not give up an indication this was anything other than a peanut butter sandwich or a pack of gum to anybody that might be passing by. >> reporter: his wife faces us n espionage charges for serving as a lookout. the case raises concerns about how often background checks are completed on people with top security clearance. >> he's looked into every five years. they do a background check that's extensive. >> if convicted, the couple could face life in prison. >>> the other bi

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the interview with former president trump with our jonathan karl. months after the attack and how he describes the crowd that day. and tonight here, jon's reporting. this recorded message from then president trump, how many times did it take to get the president to tell those rioters to go home? >>> also tonight, paul mccartney and the new headline about john lennon. >>> and made in america is back tonight. the one thing made here that you've been cheering on without even knowing. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home and we begin tonight with that deadly plane crash. that small plane smashing into homes and into a u.p.s. truck today outside san diego. the homes burned to the ground. emergency teams pulling seniors from a homes. tonight, authorities say this has been deadly. they did not say who died. but u.p.s. confirming tonight the driver of their u.p.s. truck is among the dead. that plane crashing onto a u.p.s. delivery truck spreading fire right down that street. a number of vehicles and homes turned into

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i think from day one, jonathan, it has been clear the president of the united states has said it. speaker of the house pelosi has made it clear. the majority leader schumer has made it clear. both of these are going forward in tandem, going forward in tandem. we've got to pass them both. i voted for the infrastructure bill. it is an important bill. i'm a former mayor. i know how much we've got to address our crumbling infrastructure and create jobs there, but i also know that elderly people in this country cannot chew their food because they don't have teeth in their mouth. i know the american people are sick and tired of paying ten times more for prescription drugs than the people of canada and other countries. i know there are young people out there who would love the opportunity to get a higher education, did you can't afford community college. we're going to make two years of community college tuition free, and the scientists are telling us if we do not act boldly in terms of cutting carbon emissions, that the planet we're leaving our kids and grandchildren will be increasingl

jonathan. what is "you've got a friend in me"? - that's correct. - disney songs, $1,000. - jonathan. - what is "mary poppins"? - correct. - songs, $600.

jonathan, you are our returning champion. pick first. let's do double initial guys for $200. - stephen. - who is l.l. cool j?

jonathan carl, abc news. reggie: what a story. new at 6:00, hillary clinton and luis penny talking about their new book, state of terror, a political thriller novel. clinton described it as a cautionary tale. >> i do worry that we face a lot of really serious problems that don't get the attention they deserve. there's a lot of fun and entertainment but also some serious problems of terrorists potentially getting access to nuclear weapons. it kept me up at night when i was secretary of state. reggie: it will be on bookshelves starting tomorrow. jobina: paul mccartney is disputing the rumors that he broke up the beatles. he says that it was his fellow bandmate, john lennon, who instigated the split and says that he's still sad over the breakup because the band was making good music at the time. this comes ahead of a six month docuseries chronicling the final months of the band. it will be released next month on disney plus, the parent company of abc 7. reggie: our first look at timothy xiao lamet as willy wonka. he posted this photo

. >> jonathan cortez. jonathan cortez. >> protesters marched and chanted outside oakland city hall yesterday. jonathan cortez was shot and killed last month as an fbi agent tried to serve a warrant. the agent said he pulled a gun. the family said an fbi agent showed up at the funeral. they are demanding answers. in an interview last week with abc 7 news, the fbi denied the allegations. children will be at the center of a statewide protest tomorrow. if organizers have their way. calls are going out on social media for parents to keep their kids home from school to protest governor newsom's covid vaccine mandate for california schoolchildren. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story from the east bay. reporter: the plan is to speak up by not showing up. according to various social media posts by those organizing a campaign to keep kids home from school on monday to protest governor newsom's covid-19 vaccine mandate. >> we know if our children stay home from school, that will impact the funding that sc

- yes. - wrestling for $600. - jonathan. - what is a bear hug? - yes. - wrestling, $400.

jonathan. -who is barry? -yes. tv show, $1,000. ray. -who is june? -no.

jonathan. tv show for $1,000. - jonathan. - what's "melrose place"? - yes. - tv show, $800. - nancy. - what is "sex in the city"? correct. tv show opening credits for $600.

here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: in early january, donald trump attempted to use the justice department to effectively steal the presidential election. aid according to a new senate report, the documents this brazen attempt by trump to stay in power. >> former president donald trump would have shredded the constitution to keep his office in the presidency, there is no doubt in my mind. >> reporter: trump had been enraged when attorney general bill barr said there was no widespread fraud in early december. >> well, he hasn't done anything. so, he hasn't looked. they haven't looked very hard, which is a disappointment, to be honest with you. >> reporter: after barr left in mid-december, the report says trump turned the screws on acting attorney general jeffrey rosen to do what barr had refused to do. but rosen refused too. he told the senate committee he said to trump the justice department, quote, "can't and won't just flip a switch and change the election." in response, trump asked that doj "just say the election was corrupt and leave the re

here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl now. >> reporter: nine republicans joined all house democrats today in voting to hold steve bannon in criminal contempt of congress, asking the justice department to pr >> steve bannon has led us down cooperate in any way with our investigation. >> reporter: the january 6th committee argued that the american people have a right to know what led up to moments like this. >> ahh! help! >> reporter: the contempt resolution pointed to bannon's own words on his podcast the day before the capitol riot. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> reporter: bannon telling trump supporters, "this is your time in history." >> all i can say is, strap in. you have made this happen and tomorrow, it's game day. >> mr. bannon's own public statements make clear he knew what was going to happen before it did. >> reporter: still, the vast majority of republicans stood by bannon.>> steve bannon's polits,o th'rabusintheir po >> reporter: trump himself weighed in today, lying about 6 was t noa riot at all, saying, quote, "the insurrection took on

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exclusive new reporting from abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. >>> tonight, the arrest video that the local mayor calls concerning. the paraplegic man pulled from his car during that traffic stop. the response from the naacp. and what police say they found inside the vehicle. >>> tonight, the legal whiplash surrounding the strictest abortion law in our country. most abortions in texas now halted again. patients and providers left reeling. the next steps in the court battle. >>> plus tonight, that missing 3-year-old boy found safe. the emotional reunion with his mother, days after wandering into the woods. the end to the massive search effort tonight. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with the travel chaos gripping parts of the country on this holiday weekend. southwest airlines cancelling at least a quarter of its 4,000 flights today, on top of 800 on saturday. the airline blaming weather and air traffic control issues. the faa says neither is a factor today. yet thousands of passengers remain

>> all right, jonathan karl tonight. jon, thank you. >>> overseas tonight and a powerful magnitude 5.9 earthquake rocking tokyo. the shaking captured on a camera right over the city skyline. street lights on a highway overpass swaying, drivers slowing down. more than a dozen injuries reported so far. >>> when we come back tonight, the new headline at this hour in the manhunt for brian laundrie. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. fisher investments is clearly different. (upbeat pop music throughout) (upbeat pop music throughout) (upb

jonathan goodwin is bruised, bandaged and hospitalized after a stunt went wrong on the set of america's got talent extreme. he appeared to bounce off the hood of a car before falling to the ground. among his injuries is two broken legs. one of them was a compound fracture. goodwin says he's facing a long road to recovery. production on the show has been paused. >> we wish him a speedy recovery as well. >>> one half of the world series could be set tonight after atlanta pushed the dodgers to the edge of the playoff cliff. >> eddie rosario homered twice and drove in four runs as the braves beat l.a. 9-2. a win tonight sends atlanta to the world series for the first time since '99. >> which would be crazy, because atlanta was considered one of the worst teams to make the playoffs this year. the second worst, the red sox. they're still in it, though. a five-run sixth inning helped houston pick up a win in game five of the american league championship series. >> the series shifts back to texas tomorrow. one more win sends the astros to their third world series in five years. >>> coming up, t

jonathan, as our reigning champ, you pick first. let's do audience for $200. brittany. what is he made them disappear? that's correct. audience for $400.

here is jonathan carl. >> what was john -- donald trump doing at the white house as his supporters attacked the u.s. capitol building. trump, his aides and members of his family were up to. one thing certain to be of interest is related to the controversial video trump released more than two hours after the u.s. capitol was breached. trump told his supporters to go home. but, he also praised them. >> we love you. you are very special. >> in reporting for betrayal, sources told me trump recorded multiple takes of the video that redeemed on acceptable i his aides because he praised the right archers -- writers -- rioters but did not tell them to go home. trump has vowed to fight to keep such documents secret, citing executive privilege. biden disagrees. >> we believe it to be of the utmost importance for congress and the american people to have a complete understanding of that day, to prevent them from happening again. >> i spoke to several people who were in contact with trump during the riot. trump was watching tv in his private dining room. he liked what he saw. he boasted about the size o

jonathan gets his debut tonight. what'd you think of jonathan? and did you remember what i was like for you when you first checked in so adrenaline rush for sure. i started my first game and this was a blur i know for him getting a suit up being active. i didn't know when just his numbers can be called and fourth quarter. he hopefully i told him like just you know, appreciate the moment. he's got a lot of room to grow obviously but to get you know his first sweat out there get his first bucket get that out the way and i can just focus on getting better and helping us win games. you got the eat learn play on tonight, but tomorrow's halloween. it's been the toughest question. i've asked what are you wearing for halloween? what are the kids wearing for halloween? we have options leave it to that. the kids are old enough where they they get to play. creative director for the whole family so we got options. we'll see what happens tomorrow with the final decision. in washington tanner mckee picked off in the red zone washington up 9-3 at the break four

jonathan, as our returning champion, you pick first. let's do read this! for $600. connie. -who is dale carnegie? -yes. now read this! for $800. connie. -who is jackie collins? -no.

fisher, and now the woman who vanquished jonathan, nancy donehower. she is joined today by our two new players-- tyler and jennifer. good luck to the three of you. here are your categories in the first round of play. let's start with... ...where you will give the title of a story that we have rewritten. and finally... nancy, you are now our returning champion. you pick first. let's go with british royal family for $200, please. - nancy. - who are charles and diana? correct. british royal family for $400, please.

jonathan, his wife ellen, their one-year-old daughter and their dog were found on a remote hiking trail in mid-august. it was widely speculated that a toxic algae bloom may have played a role but that has not been ruled out. the show's office has also ruled out drugs, suicide, lightning or cyanide exposure. detectives say they are working closely with the fbi and other specialists. >> a group of protesters are shutting down traffic on the golden gate bridge. it was a real mess, demanding federal legislators create a pathway to citizenship for people who are illegally living in the country. it all started when immigrant rights activists blocks northbound traffic for about 45 minutes. the chp end up arresting five of the protesters. during the protest, immigration activists called on democrats to include immigration reform for the infra structure package. >> this is the only way we are going to be heard. you done everything. we have followed the rules, no one is listening to us. >> the same group that led the protests on the bridge continued to rally when they accused the government of be

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jessica and jonathan, welcome. good luck to all three of you. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round... ♪ and... ...with those four letters in quotation marks. - matt, your pick. - biographies, $1,000. - jonathan. - who is john lewis? - yes. - "icky" for $200.

tonight, martin short, jonathan majors and music from walk the moon. and now, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. happy indigenous peoples' or columbus day, depending on which cable news channel you watch. it's weird to celebrate these on the same day. it's like celebrating herpes on

marshal attempted to serve one federal and two state arrest warrants for jonathan cortez at a store in oakland. fbi san francisco special agent in charge said the agent was clearly marked as law enforcement. he would not say what the arrest warrants were for. >> mr. cortez did not obey lawful commands. he subsequently drew a 40 caliber handgun from a bag. at which point, the agent had a reason to believe the subject posed an immediate danger of death or serious physical injury to himself. >> the fbi agent shot cortez one time in his torso. cortez was later pronounced dead at the hospital. there were approximately 12 other task force members outside the store exiting vehicles. yesterday, cortez's family held a press conference on the steps of oakland city hall. >> say his name. reporter: the fbi disputed allegations made by the family ts i entdeour cover, harassed our family members, and arrested two individuals. one at the funeral and one at the reception at a dining place where we had it afterwards. >> no fbi personnel were at the funeral. there was no fbi enforcement action. there wa

jonathan, you are our returning champ. you pick first. let's do popping out for $600. - lea. - what is "a thousand years"? - correct. - pop culture, $200.