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The abc news investigation. Tonight, dan harris inside the heroin factories just over the southern border. How they make it and then who they get to deliver it right into the u. S. And the black student who fell asleep in a yale dorm, in a common area, then woken up. Police are called, and what happened next. Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a thursday night. And we begin with that emotional homecoming that played out in the middle of the night. Three u. S. Citizens held prisoner in north korea, arriving home shortly before 3 00 this morning. The three americans traveling back. So did secretary of state mike pompeo, after his meeting with kim jongun. And tonight, right here, the president has now revealed when and where this face to face meeting with kim jongun will happen. Our jon karl, witnessing it all, and President Trump telling jon what he thinks kim jongun really wants. Reporter just hours after his dramatic 3 00 a. M. Welcome ceremony for the prisoners freed from north korea, President Trump tweeted a save the date for his meeting with kim jongun. Singapo singapore, june 12th. We will both try to make it a very special moment for world peace. The return of the prison nerps sets the stage for the historic summit with kim jongun. Why do you think he decided to free these prisoners now . I really think he wants to do something. I think he did this because, i really think he wants to do something, and bring their country into the real world. Reporter the president praised the north korean dictator. We want to thank kim jongun, who really was excellent to these three incredible people. Reporter the prisoners described their new freedom as a dream, but their experience in north korea sounds more like a nightmare. I had to do a lot of labor, he said. But when i got sick, i was also treated by them. Later, Vice President pence told me one of the men hadnt seen daylight for a very long time. Its heartbreaking to think of it. Reporter but the focus of the kim trump summit is nuclear weapons, not human rights. The north korean dictator and secretary of state mike pompeo were all smiles after meeting for the second time, appearing more like old friends than adversaries. Kim waved goodbye as pompeo drove away. Today, their pictures were plastered on the front page of north koreas state newspaper. Kim is signaling hes willing to give up his nuclear weapons. Do you believe him . I mean, again, somebody described as a mad man, brutal dictator, has killed his own people, starved his own people, allegedly even killed family members, do you believe him . We all understand the record of the kim regime. But what President Trump is determined to find out is whether he is prepared to change. Jon karl with us live tonight from the white house. And jon, President Trump is now preparing for this incredibly high stakes meeting, the world is watching. Youre also watching another story breaking tonight involving yet another member of the president s cabinet who has considered resigning . Reporter david, im told that wednesdays Cabinet Meeting, the president lashed out at department of Homeland Security secretary kooirsen nielsen for not doing enough to secure the border. Im told this was such a tongue lashing that it struck several in the Cabinet Meeting as over the top and one person here at the white house, one senior official says that kooiirstjen nielsen suggested she might resign. She put out a statement that the president is rightly frustrated. Jon karl tonight leading us off on both fronts. Jon, thank you. Meantime tonight, just days after the president ripped up the nuclear deal with iran, pulling the u. S. Out, tonight, israel now striking Iranian Military targets in syria. These are the images coming in tonight, and remember, President Trump pointed to israel and Benjamin Netanyahus presentation of evidence against iran as part of his reason for pulling out. Again tonight, israel now launching those strikes, they say after a failed iranian rocket attack. Is this a sign of whats coming . Our team was in syria as this unfolded, and abcs senior Foreign Correspondent ian pannell tonight. Reporter streaks of light over syria as iran and israel, two sworn enemies, move into more direct confrontation. Israeli fighter jets striking dozens of growing iranian targets in syria. The Israel Defense forces releasing aerial footage of a hit on a Missile Defense system. The camera approaches the target, then cuts out. Weapons depots and intelligence sites also targeted in israels biggest attack in syria in more than four decades. Israel says the strikes were retaliation after, earlier, Iranian Forces inside syria fired 20 rockets towards the israelicontrolled golan heights. This is the first time israel tel aviv says the iranian rockets missed their target, and there were no casualties, but that retaliation was swift and fierce. Tonight, israels Prime Minister say, iran crossed a red line. And in all this, u. S. Forces still in on the ground in syria as the white house also condemns what it calls irans provocative rocket attacks. These attacks coming just hours after President Trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. These attacks certainly seem like a reaction to that decision, and above all, growing military pressure from israel. David . Ian pannell, thank you. And back here at home at this hour, bracing for Severe Weather in the middle of the country, and right here in the east. 30 million under storm watches at this hour. Two tornadoes already, from one storm near richfield, wisconsin. Winds of 80 miles an hour. Serious damage from the wind. Lets get right to ginger zee, tracking it all for us tonight. Hey, jinger. Reporter at least 68 see sere storm reports. We can see the yellow boxes that are indicated there. That means you could see hail, damaging wind of 60plus miles per hour, and this line is going to be us with really through sunset. After sunset in eastern north carolina, it hangs out a bit until midnight. Then, weve got to look for the next risk area for tomorrow, with damaging winds and scattered hail. Parts of nebraska and western iowa. Could be a tough night ahead. But great to have you back, ginger. Good to be here. Little guy is good . Hes great. Thanks, ginger. Were also watching Something Else tonight, the new threat from hawaiis kilauea volcano. Authorities are watching the risk inside this crater. They believe lava could mix with groundwater that could possibly trigger a massive explosion that they say could hurl rocks as big as cars. Abcs Kayna Whitworth on the scene again tonight. Reporter tonight, hawaiis big island bracing for a blast. Three new cracks opening up since tuesday. The National Guard took us in and what youre looking at right behind me, this is actually fissure 15. This is the newest fissure that just broke open. The lava in these neighborhoods coming from a crater on mt. Kiluaea 25 miles away. Right here behind me, this is the biggest lava flow in leilani estates. In some mralplaces, its 25 fee high. Now all eyes on the halemaumau crater, where the lava lake has dropped more than 900 feet, nearly reaching the groundwater. If that happens, it will create steamdriven explosions powerful enough to send rocks as large as six feet in diameter, or as heavy as several tons, flying up to a half mile or more. And it is usually not just one explosion, its usually a series, and so, as that ash falls and piles up and its just not a safe place to be. Reporter since the eruptions began, 36 structures lost and countless cars destroyed. Kayna whitworth with us live again tonight. This time, from Volcanoes National park. And kayna, you told us, theyre so concerned about this possible explosion that theyre now shutting the park down tonight . Reporter yeah, david. So, this is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. But they havent seen an eruption like the one theyre predicting since 1924. And when that happened, it sent ash 20,000 feet into the air. So, theyre closing the park on friday for safety reasons and it will remain closed indefinitely. David . We can see the spectators over your shoulder there. This has been something to see all week. Kayna, thank you. In the meantime, the pentagons investigation into that deadly ambush in niger finding that troops werent properly trained for it. The report including this animation detail, how the convoy met with overbhwhelming firepow, and how the four american soldiers who died fought to the end, saying their heroism should be officially recognized. Were going to turn next here tonight to the abc news investigation, an extraordinary look tonight inside one of mexicos biggest drug car tells. In fact, the largest single exporterle of heroin to america. Tonight, abcs dan harris and his team, the First Americans allowed to document the entire process. The farm. Youre going to see the heroin factories. And then how they get those drugs right to the streets of america. Reporter up this dusty road in northwest mexico, these purple flowers are at the source of an american catastrophe. Poppy, the raw material for heroin. We extract all the gum. Youre getting the gum out of the poppy. Yeah, yeah. Reporter among the armed workers, we find a grandmother recently deported from los angeles. Obviously, you know this, because you lived in the united states, but the heroin epidemic is a huge problem. Do you have any concerns about being part of it . Doing this one, i feel very bad, i feel like, dirty, but i need money. What can i do . Reporter the next step after you harvest the poppies is, you need to cook the gum into heroin, and thats what were going to see now. The main cook says hes 25 years old and has been doing this work since he was 15. So, there are a lot of chemicals in this. Would you ever inject this into your body . No, not at all, he says. To be honest, i think i need to step away for a second, because these fumes are hard, so and this is the final product, white heroin. At night, the next step in the chain, smuggling the product up into america. This is clearly not the first time hes done this. There are millions of dollars worth of merchandise hidden in this vehicle. What takes the car across the border . Do you is it mexicans or do you find american citizens to do the work . American citizens. Reporter american citizens. How do you find americans to do this . I dont know. My boss does that. Reporter your boss does that . Yeah. Reporter your boss does it. Interesting. Reporter no one we met inside the cartel thinks a border or anything else will shut down the drug trade, as long as so Many Americans are willing to pay for their product. And dan harris is back tonight, and right here with us. What you witnessed is really stunning. And what we just heard there, build a border wall or not, they say it wont matter, because they have americans who are willing to drive this heroin right into the u. S. Reporter yeah, and our time with the cartel, we heard no concern whatsoever about building a wall. They say theyll just use tunnels or, as you said, theyll have americans drive the merchandise over the border. So, how to shut these cartels down . In the end, it may be very difficult, as long as theres so much demand for their product right here in america, david. Wow. Fascinating reporting, dan, thank you. And you can see much more of dans report on a special edition of nightline tonight, right after jimmy kimmel live. Set your dvr. We move on tonight to new developments in the case of Michael Cohen. The president s em bembattled attorney and friend, facing questions over millions paid to a Shell Company set up by Michael Cohen. That money coming in after the election from major companies. Even a firm with close ties to a russian oligarch. The question now, what was that money for, and was cohen making money off his proximity to the president . Heres abcs chief National Affairs correspondent tom llamas again tonight. Any response to avenatti . His document is inaccurate. How do you feel about you may have changed an election . Reporter tonight, President Trumps longtime personal attorney, Michael Cohen, firing back against allegations he shopped around access to the president. The charge coming from Stormy Daniels attorney, michael avenatti, who published financial details about a company cohen started shortly before the election, essential consultants. Avenatti says cohen used that Shell Company for transactions totaling more than 4 million shortly before the election into 2018. But cohens lawyers say avenatti made some mistakes. In court documents, cohens attorneys say avenatti had the wrong Michael Cohen in some cases. Under possible fraudulent and illegal financial transactions, avenatti lists a Wire Transfer to an account in toronto for 4,250. Cohens attorneys say that account belongs to a different Michael Cohen, a canadian citizen. So, youre talking about 99. 35 of the information that we released is right, you know what, ill take that. Reporter as avenatti is dealing with his explanation, the web of companies that hired cohens firm are explaining why they got into business with him. A spokesman for Korean Aerospace industries told the washington post, k. A. I. Was unaware of essential consultants ties to trump. But the Company Tells abc news it wanted cohens llc for consulting on International Financial reporting standards. Its unclear what cohens expertise in this type of accounting is. In another case, pharmaceutical giant novartis, who did business with cohen, points out any agreements with essential consultants were entered into before their current ceo took office in february of this year. Novartis said they did pay cohen 1. 2 million for Health Care Policy matters, and access to the new administration, but that cohen was not able to provide these services. They have called the agreement clearly a mistake. All right, so, lets get back to tom llamas, with us again tonight. How is avenatti getting access to Michael Cohens bank records, has he revealed that yet . Reporter its the big question tonight, david. The Treasury Department also wants to know. Theyve launched an investigation to figure out who has leaked Michael Cohens financial records. I just spoke with michael avenatti. He wont reveal his sources, but he told me, look, people have been critical about how much weve been out in the press, but guess what . Its working. People are reaching out to us and they want to give us information time to time. David . Tom llamas with us again tonight. Thank you, tom. There is still much more ahead on world news tonight this thursday. The Senior Airman killed on the highway, the break in the case tonight. The air force veteran who was stabbed, then staggering across that highway. What authorities have just revealed a short time ago. The news tonight about the mystery death of an American College student who died on spring break, and this evening, what the Mexican Government is now saying about this. And then, the mother pleading for help on the side of the road, her baby unconscious. The deputy arriving, jumping from his car, and what happens next. A lot more news ahead. Shark has added a rotating soft brush. So while deepcleaning carpets, you can also grab large particles, pull in piles and directly engage floors. Duo clean. Invented by shark. For my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. Duo clean. Stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. Miralax is different. It works with the water in your body. Unblocking your system naturally. Miralax. Now available in convenient singleserve mixin pax. Next tonight, the outrage at yale university, a black graduate student, after she fell asleep in a common room of her dorm, and then the police were called. Heres abcs linsey davis. Reporter growing frustration tonight, after yet another instance of police being called to investigate a black person carrying out a routine act. The latest target was taking a nap. I have every right to call police. You cannot sleep in that room. Reporter this white student called police on a black graduate student who fell asleep while writing a paper in the dorms common area. I was sleeping on the couch. Okay. And said, youre not supposed to be here. Reporter four officers respond. Once we verify that youre a resident here, well be on our way. Reporter siyonbola unlocks her door to prove she lives there, but police still want to see i. D. She gives her i. D. , but shes detained for 15 more minutes. Reporter siyonbola tells police the same woman called police on her friend a fellow student in march. That student says when he asked for directions, she responded youre making me uncomfortable. I dont feel safe around you. Youre an intruder. You need to get out, you need to live. Reporter in response to this weeks incident, yale released a statement saying, yale police followed procedures and added that police admonished the student who made the call. The Vice President of student life issued a statement, saying shes deeply troubled by the incident and that they plan to hold listening sessions. David . Linsey, thank you. Theres news on the death of an American College student discovered President Trump<\/a> telling jon what he thinks kim jongun really wants. Reporter just hours after his dramatic 3 00 a. M. Welcome ceremony for the prisoners freed from north korea, President Trump<\/a> tweeted a save the date for his meeting with kim jongun. Singapo singapore, june 12th. We will both try to make it a very special moment for world peace. The return of the prison nerps sets the stage for the historic summit with kim jongun. Why do you think he decided to free these prisoners now . I really think he wants to do something. I think he did this because, i really think he wants to do something, and bring their country into the real world. Reporter the president praised the north korean dictator. We want to thank kim jongun, who really was excellent to these three incredible people. Reporter the prisoners described their new freedom as a dream, but their experience in north korea sounds more like a nightmare. I had to do a lot of labor, he said. But when i got sick, i was also treated by them. Later, Vice President<\/a> pence told me one of the men hadnt seen daylight for a very long time. Its heartbreaking to think of it. Reporter but the focus of the kim trump summit is nuclear weapons, not human rights. The north korean dictator and secretary of state mike pompeo were all smiles after meeting for the second time, appearing more like old friends than adversaries. Kim waved goodbye as pompeo drove away. Today, their pictures were plastered on the front page of north koreas state newspaper. Kim is signaling hes willing to give up his nuclear weapons. Do you believe him . I mean, again, somebody described as a mad man, brutal dictator, has killed his own people, starved his own people, allegedly even killed family members, do you believe him . We all understand the record of the kim regime. But what President Trump<\/a> is determined to find out is whether he is prepared to change. Jon karl with us live tonight from the white house. And jon, President Trump<\/a> is now preparing for this incredibly high stakes meeting, the world is watching. Youre also watching another story breaking tonight involving yet another member of the president s cabinet who has considered resigning . Reporter david, im told that wednesdays Cabinet Meeting<\/a>, the president lashed out at department of Homeland Security<\/a> secretary kooirsen nielsen for not doing enough to secure the border. Im told this was such a tongue lashing that it struck several in the Cabinet Meeting<\/a> as over the top and one person here at the white house, one senior official says that kooiirstjen nielsen suggested she might resign. She put out a statement that the president is rightly frustrated. Jon karl tonight leading us off on both fronts. Jon, thank you. Meantime tonight, just days after the president ripped up the nuclear deal with iran, pulling the u. S. Out, tonight, israel now striking Iranian Military<\/a> targets in syria. These are the images coming in tonight, and remember, President Trump<\/a> pointed to israel and Benjamin Netanyahus<\/a> presentation of evidence against iran as part of his reason for pulling out. Again tonight, israel now launching those strikes, they say after a failed iranian rocket attack. Is this a sign of whats coming . Our team was in syria as this unfolded, and abcs senior Foreign Correspondent<\/a> ian pannell tonight. Reporter streaks of light over syria as iran and israel, two sworn enemies, move into more direct confrontation. Israeli fighter jets striking dozens of growing iranian targets in syria. The Israel Defense<\/a> forces releasing aerial footage of a hit on a Missile Defense<\/a> system. The camera approaches the target, then cuts out. Weapons depots and intelligence sites also targeted in israels biggest attack in syria in more than four decades. Israel says the strikes were retaliation after, earlier, Iranian Forces<\/a> inside syria fired 20 rockets towards the israelicontrolled golan heights. This is the first time israel tel aviv says the iranian rockets missed their target, and there were no casualties, but that retaliation was swift and fierce. Tonight, israels Prime Minister<\/a> say, iran crossed a red line. And in all this, u. S. Forces still in on the ground in syria as the white house also condemns what it calls irans provocative rocket attacks. These attacks coming just hours after President Trump<\/a> pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. These attacks certainly seem like a reaction to that decision, and above all, growing military pressure from israel. David . Ian pannell, thank you. And back here at home at this hour, bracing for Severe Weather<\/a> in the middle of the country, and right here in the east. 30 million under storm watches at this hour. Two tornadoes already, from one storm near richfield, wisconsin. Winds of 80 miles an hour. Serious damage from the wind. Lets get right to ginger zee, tracking it all for us tonight. Hey, jinger. Reporter at least 68 see sere storm reports. We can see the yellow boxes that are indicated there. That means you could see hail, damaging wind of 60plus miles per hour, and this line is going to be us with really through sunset. After sunset in eastern north carolina, it hangs out a bit until midnight. Then, weve got to look for the next risk area for tomorrow, with damaging winds and scattered hail. Parts of nebraska and western iowa. Could be a tough night ahead. But great to have you back, ginger. Good to be here. Little guy is good . Hes great. Thanks, ginger. Were also watching Something Else<\/a> tonight, the new threat from hawaiis kilauea volcano. Authorities are watching the risk inside this crater. They believe lava could mix with groundwater that could possibly trigger a massive explosion that they say could hurl rocks as big as cars. Abcs Kayna Whitworth<\/a> on the scene again tonight. Reporter tonight, hawaiis big island bracing for a blast. Three new cracks opening up since tuesday. The National Guard<\/a> took us in and what youre looking at right behind me, this is actually fissure 15. This is the newest fissure that just broke open. The lava in these neighborhoods coming from a crater on mt. Kiluaea 25 miles away. Right here behind me, this is the biggest lava flow in leilani estates. In some mralplaces, its 25 fee high. Now all eyes on the halemaumau crater, where the lava lake has dropped more than 900 feet, nearly reaching the groundwater. If that happens, it will create steamdriven explosions powerful enough to send rocks as large as six feet in diameter, or as heavy as several tons, flying up to a half mile or more. And it is usually not just one explosion, its usually a series, and so, as that ash falls and piles up and its just not a safe place to be. Reporter since the eruptions began, 36 structures lost and countless cars destroyed. Kayna whitworth with us live again tonight. This time, from Volcanoes National<\/a> park. And kayna, you told us, theyre so concerned about this possible explosion that theyre now shutting the park down tonight . Reporter yeah, david. So, this is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. But they havent seen an eruption like the one theyre predicting since 1924. And when that happened, it sent ash 20,000 feet into the air. So, theyre closing the park on friday for safety reasons and it will remain closed indefinitely. David . We can see the spectators over your shoulder there. This has been something to see all week. Kayna, thank you. In the meantime, the pentagons investigation into that deadly ambush in niger finding that troops werent properly trained for it. The report including this animation detail, how the convoy met with overbhwhelming firepow, and how the four american soldiers who died fought to the end, saying their heroism should be officially recognized. Were going to turn next here tonight to the abc news investigation, an extraordinary look tonight inside one of mexicos biggest drug car tells. In fact, the largest single exporterle of heroin to america. Tonight, abcs dan harris and his team, the First Americans<\/a> allowed to document the entire process. The farm. Youre going to see the heroin factories. And then how they get those drugs right to the streets of america. Reporter up this dusty road in northwest mexico, these purple flowers are at the source of an american catastrophe. Poppy, the raw material for heroin. We extract all the gum. Youre getting the gum out of the poppy. Yeah, yeah. Reporter among the armed workers, we find a grandmother recently deported from los angeles. Obviously, you know this, because you lived in the united states, but the heroin epidemic is a huge problem. Do you have any concerns about being part of it . Doing this one, i feel very bad, i feel like, dirty, but i need money. What can i do . Reporter the next step after you harvest the poppies is, you need to cook the gum into heroin, and thats what were going to see now. The main cook says hes 25 years old and has been doing this work since he was 15. So, there are a lot of chemicals in this. Would you ever inject this into your body . No, not at all, he says. To be honest, i think i need to step away for a second, because these fumes are hard, so and this is the final product, white heroin. At night, the next step in the chain, smuggling the product up into america. This is clearly not the first time hes done this. There are millions of dollars worth of merchandise hidden in this vehicle. What takes the car across the border . Do you is it mexicans or do you find american citizens to do the work . American citizens. Reporter american citizens. How do you find americans to do this . I dont know. My boss does that. Reporter your boss does that . Yeah. Reporter your boss does it. Interesting. Reporter no one we met inside the cartel thinks a border or anything else will shut down the drug trade, as long as so Many Americans<\/a> are willing to pay for their product. And dan harris is back tonight, and right here with us. What you witnessed is really stunning. And what we just heard there, build a border wall or not, they say it wont matter, because they have americans who are willing to drive this heroin right into the u. S. Reporter yeah, and our time with the cartel, we heard no concern whatsoever about building a wall. They say theyll just use tunnels or, as you said, theyll have americans drive the merchandise over the border. So, how to shut these cartels down . In the end, it may be very difficult, as long as theres so much demand for their product right here in america, david. Wow. Fascinating reporting, dan, thank you. And you can see much more of dans report on a special edition of nightline tonight, right after jimmy kimmel live. Set your dvr. We move on tonight to new developments in the case of Michael Cohen<\/a>. The president s em bembattled attorney and friend, facing questions over millions paid to a Shell Company<\/a> set up by Michael Cohen<\/a>. That money coming in after the election from major companies. Even a firm with close ties to a russian oligarch. The question now, what was that money for, and was cohen making money off his proximity to the president . Heres abcs chief National Affairs<\/a> correspondent tom llamas again tonight. Any response to avenatti . His document is inaccurate. How do you feel about you may have changed an election . Reporter tonight, President Trump<\/a>s longtime personal attorney, Michael Cohen<\/a>, firing back against allegations he shopped around access to the president. The charge coming from Stormy Daniels<\/a> attorney, michael avenatti, who published financial details about a company cohen started shortly before the election, essential consultants. Avenatti says cohen used that Shell Company<\/a> for transactions totaling more than 4 million shortly before the election into 2018. But cohens lawyers say avenatti made some mistakes. In court documents, cohens attorneys say avenatti had the wrong Michael Cohen<\/a> in some cases. Under possible fraudulent and illegal financial transactions, avenatti lists a Wire Transfer<\/a> to an account in toronto for 4,250. Cohens attorneys say that account belongs to a different Michael Cohen<\/a>, a canadian citizen. So, youre talking about 99. 35 of the information that we released is right, you know what, ill take that. Reporter as avenatti is dealing with his explanation, the web of companies that hired cohens firm are explaining why they got into business with him. A spokesman for Korean Aerospace<\/a> industries told the washington post, k. A. I. Was unaware of essential consultants ties to trump. But the Company Tells<\/a> abc news it wanted cohens llc for consulting on International Financial<\/a> reporting standards. Its unclear what cohens expertise in this type of accounting is. In another case, pharmaceutical giant novartis, who did business with cohen, points out any agreements with essential consultants were entered into before their current ceo took office in february of this year. Novartis said they did pay cohen 1. 2 million for Health Care Policy<\/a> matters, and access to the new administration, but that cohen was not able to provide these services. They have called the agreement clearly a mistake. All right, so, lets get back to tom llamas, with us again tonight. How is avenatti getting access to Michael Cohen<\/a>s bank records, has he revealed that yet . Reporter its the big question tonight, david. The Treasury Department<\/a> also wants to know. Theyve launched an investigation to figure out who has leaked Michael Cohen<\/a>s financial records. I just spoke with michael avenatti. He wont reveal his sources, but he told me, look, people have been critical about how much weve been out in the press, but guess what . Its working. People are reaching out to us and they want to give us information time to time. David . Tom llamas with us again tonight. Thank you, tom. There is still much more ahead on world news tonight this thursday. The Senior Airman<\/a> killed on the highway, the break in the case tonight. The air force veteran who was stabbed, then staggering across that highway. What authorities have just revealed a short time ago. The news tonight about the mystery death of an American College<\/a> student who died on spring break, and this evening, what the Mexican Government<\/a> is now saying about this. And then, the mother pleading for help on the side of the road, her baby unconscious. The deputy arriving, jumping from his car, and what happens next. A lot more news ahead. Shark has added a rotating soft brush. So while deepcleaning carpets, you can also grab large particles, pull in piles and directly engage floors. Duo clean. Invented by shark. For my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. Duo clean. Stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. Miralax is different. It works with the water in your body. Unblocking your system naturally. Miralax. Now available in convenient singleserve mixin pax. Next tonight, the outrage at yale university, a black graduate student, after she fell asleep in a common room of her dorm, and then the police were called. Heres abcs linsey davis. Reporter growing frustration tonight, after yet another instance of police being called to investigate a black person carrying out a routine act. The latest target was taking a nap. I have every right to call police. You cannot sleep in that room. Reporter this white student called police on a black graduate student who fell asleep while writing a paper in the dorms common area. I was sleeping on the couch. Okay. And said, youre not supposed to be here. Reporter four officers respond. Once we verify that youre a resident here, well be on our way. Reporter siyonbola unlocks her door to prove she lives there, but police still want to see i. D. She gives her i. D. , but shes detained for 15 more minutes. Reporter siyonbola tells police the same woman called police on her friend a fellow student in march. That student says when he asked for directions, she responded youre making me uncomfortable. I dont feel safe around you. Youre an intruder. You need to get out, you need to live. Reporter in response to this weeks incident, yale released a statement saying, yale police followed procedures and added that police admonished the student who made the call. The Vice President<\/a> of student life issued a statement, saying shes deeply troubled by the incident and that they plan to hold listening sessions. David . Linsey, thank you. 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My kids stuff that was locked up. You know, all that. An airbnb rental trashed, thousands of dollars in damage, so bad even the washer and drier were stolen. Good afternoon. Thanks for joining us im ama daetz. Im larry beil happened after a rental hope in contra costa county. Eric thomas shows the burglars tiek major appliances in a story only on 7. Reporter the entrance to the weekend home in Discovery Bay<\/a> says welcome. It does for the say help yourself. But between sunday and thursday the people leonarding the home did that. Her daughter emily says the first warning came when her mom check the Security Camera<\/a>s early thursday morning. 3 00 a. M. My mother noticed the camera went out, the Security Camera<\/a> went out. And thats when she thought something was wrong. Emily who doesnt want her last name used says us that baste the burglars took the Security Camera<\/a>s and thats not all. The tv is gone. Everything in the kitchen basically, all the appliances, espresso machine, blender. The cleaning staff found the full extent of the damage later that day. To add insult to injury, they stole the washer and drier and apparently tried to take the dishwasher. And there was nothing gentle. This door ripped off the hinges. This hinge damaged so badly it comes off in your hands. The burglars also coated the floor steps and counters in Vegetable Oil<\/a> in hopes of hiding the fingerprints. The family said they reported the crime to airbnb and waiting to hear back. The only message received so far is the one asking them to review the leonarder it was an automated email but its so insensitive to what happens. Airbnb sent a statement saying they are zero tolerance for this behavior and the renter is permanently banned from the platform. 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