and it is all very confusing and i think that is part of the point here. keep everybody guessing to keep the upper hand. how trump maintained leverage in business, the art of the deal. but when it us comes to nuclear weapons this is practically uncharted territory. a dear mr. trump letter from russia s vladimir putin. i hope that after you assume the position of the president of the united states of america we ll be able to by acting in a constructive and pragmatic matter to take real steps trump called it a a very nice letter. the date on putin s letter. december 15th. more than a week ago. releasing it now could be designed to lower the temperature after his own explosive comments hours earlier. threatening to engage in an
concerned about. seemingly a random attack. he clearly wanted to hit a a police officer, but with no planning, no warning. he picks a police officer on patrol and goes up and shoots him sticking his hand inside the window of the car. later saying he did it in the name of allah. the difficulty is there s no planning required in advance. you don t have to talk to someone in iraq or syria. getting guns is easy. this is a stolen police weapon, which adds to the irony. that s why law enforcement is so concerned about lone wolf attacks. assuming that s how this plays out to be, you don t have the sort of trigger points in advance to learn about the attack and stop it before it happens. when a man took an ax, we re seeing it again here. it really is alarming to watch it it play out in those pictures. we re lucky that police officer
sure does. hopefully, he recovers. we re glad they re all okay. coming up in our next half hour a super apology from one of america s top health food supermarkets. the ceo of whole foods admitting they did overcharge but is it a a little too late? but first, after four decades of hanging with the gang on sesame street, maria you remember maria she s retiring. how she helped generations of children learn about more than just their abcs. you re watching abc world news now.. announcer: world news now
any seattle guyswi here? seahawks! got sean: i think i got you. yeah, you do. sean: you played last year.>i what there s day like? you re there, you have aere, two-week build-up. everybody is talking about it,by getting your family. what are you thinking? two weeks seems like two years. you just want the game to come. especially during the week you re in the super bowl town, all the hoopla and media, you just try to make it about the game. i cocooned myself, didn t watch tv, listen to radio, didn t gous on theed internet, just focusedn the task at hand.is even though the stage is huge, it s just football. sean: i don t get nervous doing radio or tv, i m on the o oair four hours a day, but all of a sudden i was at the white house and hit a a sense of urgency. you played two super bowls. won one, lost one. do you remember what it was like? winning ised euphoric. the first one we won in super bowl xvii with only a week to
and his father was a new york city fireman. who had gone into the building after the planes had struck. your dad was a fire fighter? yep. what company was me with? rescue 4. in queens? yep. as i started to ask him about his father. this 10-year-old boy broke down. he was one of the heroes that went to the world trade center that day, wasn t he? yeah. it a a lot for a 10-year-old to have to handle. i didn t know what to do to be honest with you. i put my hand on his back. but there were no words i could offer. there was nothing i could do to ease his pain. meeting him just drove it home to me.