including quick s kidnapping and murder. and the defense doesn t deny that the defendants killed quick but argue the gang 99 syndicate do not meet the federal guidelines of being a criminal exercisecriminal enterprise so the jury should say they are not guilty. but according to the co-contour they are criminal enterprise. the defense said it needs to be taken with a grain of salt because of histories. jury selection is expected tomorrow. we could have a in m+ istrial. members of quick s family had signs with blue ribbons. they said they needed to be put away before the jury came in. danner. danner: thank you. classes are back on schedule at hargrave military academy after threats claimed to be from isis shut down the cam news weekend. a story abc 13 has been covering since the news broke. valerie bragg is live in tonight. reporter: danner, mike taylor tells me there has not yet been any arrest made it this case. earlier today i drove by harearlier today i drove by hargr
today, mo insists the economy is doing well. and the reason he says it s not breaking record, the federal reserve. even still no reason to worry according to one of the president s top economic advisers. i have zero fear father of a rezbleegs i myself don t in the foreseeable future as far as the eye can see, no, we are optimistic about the economy. i guess it comes down to what your dechgs of the foreseeable future is we ll get to that maybe another day. americans may not be as optimistic as team trump. and maybe showing. look at the poll from the associated press university of chicago, president he is a approval rating down to 36% lowest since january, 66 of americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction. and when it comes to the economy, less than half approve of the way he is handling it. and there is more trouble signs. for the first time in nearly a decade america s machining sector shrank and there is a major correction revision to what has been a bri
ENTERPRISE — A small gathering of ranchers, police and representatives of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife resulted in increased understanding of Northeast Oregon’s problem of wolf-livestock conflicts Tuesday,