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Hundrehundre hundreds of thousands in campaign contributions. paying for everything from to the dentist, even travis for their pet. the high rise sniper. shots fired. police now on the hunt. inside job? the dangerous robbery. the victim run over. a bank teller now charged for allegedly telling the crooks how much money she had. also tonight, that iowa college student. what investigators are now revealing about mollie tibbetts, her alleged killer and her final moments. ood ening.at itsevo...

Tonight, turning on trump? david pecker, the publisher of "the national enquirer," one of the presidents closest allies, granted imcommunity by federal prosecutors. a source tells abc news pecker told authorities knew about deals to buy the silence of two women alleging sexual affairs. tonight, what the president said about people who flip. also breaking tonight, the war of words. attorney general jeff sessions publicly defending himself from the presidents attacks, saying the department of ju...

Michael cohen case. a source telling abc news he helped prosecutors investigating cohen and hush money payments for two women during the campaign. cohen pleading guilty to campaign finance allegations. abcs chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leads us off. >> reporter: hes been friends with president trump for more than a decade. but david pecker, publisher of "the national enquirer," has now been granted immunity inthe sild to have had affairs with trump. and that trump knew about the dea...

Conversation with then-candidate trump about payments related to a "playboy" model who claims she also had an affair with mr. trump. >> reporter: the president tweeted, "what kind of lawyer would tape a client? so sad." under the plea deal, cohen faces up to five years and three months in prison. if he chooses to cooperate in other cases, that could help him out when it comes to sentencing, which is set for december. but tonight, jeff, cohen is a free man after posting a half million dollars bai...

W me in pennsylvania? ut i would have to say thats-- thats just totally-- totally false. >> reporter: we reached out to cardinal wuerls representatives after the reports release, and they say he stands by his interview with us. sd, jeff, so far, the vatican has not commented. o glor: is it possible at this point, nikki, that any of the atergy involved in the alleged cover-up could face criminal charges? >> reporter: yes. if they failed to report child sex abuse allegations, they could be prosecu...

After a major highway bridge thllapsed. >> reporter: it happened in the italian of city of genoa during a sudden severe storm. >> reporter: the trump campaign filing an arbitration action against omarosa-- >> on the grounds that she breached a nondisclosure agreement. >> hes trying to silence me, so what is he trying to hide? >> reporter: the singer and queen of soul aretha franklin is an hospice care. th many stars are coming out to share their thoughts and prayers. >> closing arguments set for...

Throughout this busy fire season, firefighters here in northern california have not indicated that a lack of water is hampering their efforts to fight these fires or contributing to their growth. jeff? >> glor: okay. some good information. jo blackstone, thank you very .uch. it was not the heat but hail that turned dangerous today in colorado. hailstones the size of golf balls broke dozens of windshields. eight people at a zoo in eslorado springs were sent to iee hospital after being hit by hail...

>> its a book on psychology. ing,heres a little black character in peanuts. i was like, "wow!" >>is changed everything. >> i will never measure anything again. >> reporter: armstrong would become a highly successful cartoonist himself, drawing "jumpstart" for three decades. as for harriet glickman: >> if there is ever one thing i would like to say-- came out of this for me-- is that everybody can make a difference. franklin is this big and franklin made a difference. >> reporter: because not all...

Suburbia saying "is there anything i can do?" >> reporter: harriet glickman wanted to reach someone with influence. she wrote to charles schulz, his peanuts comic strip was read by nearly 100 million people each week. charlie brown, lucy, linus, they were all white. glickman told schulz he should integrate. hu it occurred to me today that the introduction of negro children into the schulz characters could happen with a minimum of impact. >> he said he felt he couldnt do it, it might be tondescen...

About the health-care cost calculations many americans have to make. >> there is no question that tople sometimes, you know, nefer necessary treatment. >> reporter: dr. michael sparer with columbia school of public health, says americans are putting off medical care or finding cheaper alternatives. a study last year from the university of kansas found in cities with a ride-sharing service uber, the rate of ambulance usage has dropped 7%. >> if you think youre having a heart attack, you should ca...