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will continue until we fix security forces were beefed uh up across the capital. raids were conducted late into the night spanning across the city. the belgium federal prosecutor announced that people had been arrested in the operations and two shots had been fired. until now, no firearms or explosives were found. salah abdeslam is not among the persons arrested during the searches. and so europe s most wanted man remains on the run, a suspect in the paris attacks, he evaded police on that night and slipped back into belgium. his brother mohammed appealed on local television for abdeslam to hand himself over to local police. i think at the last minute he decided to change course, he said. he saw or heard something and decided not to carry out his plans. belgian police have their hands full as they hunt for a number of people they believe are behind this eminent terror plot. it s been reported that abdeslam was reported about 60 miles from there headed in the direc ....
month prison term. just a little more than an hour ago. abc 7 northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg was in the courtroom when it happened. he joins us live from richmond with reaction. jeff? this was an unexpected verdict based on the day began. they recommended guidelines of 10 to 12 years. earlier today, the judge knocking that down to 6 1/2 to eight years as the guidelines based on questions about perjury and bribery. before the judge finally committed to a decision of a sentence of two years in prison for former governor bob mcdonnell. here is footage of the former governor walking into court this morning. he did not make a comment. during the hearing today, defense calling 11 character witnesses speaking very highly of the former governor including former virginia governor doug wilder who seemed to be very affected. defense attorneys said so and thought so. he actually called out star witness for the prosecution johnny williams for having no punishment at ....
suspect in texas police say opened fire. the two suspected gunmen shot and wounded a security guard before being killed by police this evening the officer was praised. he did what he was trying to do and under the fire that he was put under, he did a very good job, and probableably saved many lives. we think their strategy was to get to the event center into the event center and they were not able to get past that outer perimeter that we had set up. our heidi zhou castro is in garland, texas tonight with more. heidi. reporter: hey, john the fbi has now confirmed the identity the names of these two suspects but did say they resided in phoenix, arizona, one of the two men reportedly tweeted before this attack and the linked himself to isis. the other suspect it was reportedly his roommate and wasn t on the fbi s radar prior to this event. now of course here in dallas though shifting intention back from arizona to here. locals here say that tensions between the non-m ....
in the government. he wants to modify slightly how it is achieved. he is not specific about how it is achieved.- it it is likely that when the deadline comes for free authorization at the end of march, they will not have resolved this and they will simply reauthorize. it will roll over into the next administration. detail, richard, stay with us. washington chief correspondent. you were telling us about what the tech companies want to get from the president in this speech. they have been concerned about their role in the collection of phone data. what does this do for their concerns, does it appease it? the fact that the president suggested that the u.s. gets it and changes are coming, that checks a box for companies. they think the knowledge that is a step forward. this has been hurting their business, that is the case may have been making. the implication they have been handing over this information has had an impact, particularly overseas as these companies have bee ....
talks about becoming a lawyer and the cases he s handled the past 50 years. this program is next on book tv. [applause] welcome, everybody. it s delightful in a remarkable way for the two of us to be here. i feel as if you ought to be tutoring me for one of our final exams which you used to do. we have known each other for over 50 years as you have just heard and i don t know how that came to be, but you said in your book that you were a dreadful student until you went to college and in secondary school you were a disaster. what turned it around? i don t know it. i wish i knew. i was a scene and the student. i have in my book an actual photograph of my senior semester report card with a 60 in physics with a red circle, math a red circle, 65 in history and i managed to squeeze 80 in english so i had a 67 average and i was actually suspended from the four city basketball team of four athletic deficiencies but for athletic deficiencies and i went to the jewish parochial ....