exchange for his testimony against duane, my client. there was no evidence and i was up against something much more than just texas. witnesses who identified him the scene, the morning of, the morning of the -- said they'd seen him. interview the witnesses one said it was from 100 carded away. i said you can see him? she said no. said why did you say that at trial? they said the police and the d.a. came to me if you won't diyou saw duane i'll take your kid away and make your life miserable. realized was was up against a corrupt and dangerous system. no where was this more apparent than in the grand jury. day was here right now, he said, and he would say right now he was home at his girlfriend's apartment at the time of the murders. i made a phone call to where she worked and his girlfriend testified that way in the grand jury. firming up his alibi. and in a case with no science and alibi witness? the d.a. didn't have a lot. but in the grand jury, erica was pressured and threatened and said that if she doesn't say the truth, in air quote

duane deaver? of course, he would never lie.ie. >> reporter: defense attorney rudolf filed a motion asking for a new trial. and the judge, this time, was ready to listen. >>> coming up, yet another jolt for michael's children. >> i was weeping with shock. >> and a critical decision that could change everything. >> well, that's just not going to happen. i won't do it. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. ask your doctor about viagra single packs. [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] five dollars.a one-piece breast. hmm, pot pie costs you five bucks. that's a famous bowl, five bills. tenders for a fiver. and that's my two-piece original recipe, also five dollars. that's five real meals, each for five bucks. kfc, it's fi

. >> inmate ed duane smith and his cellmate are charged with prison murder. >> i've been trying for the past month to get my 115 heard. >> did you not postpone to the d.a.? >> yes, but it says, according to -- >> do you have your request with you? >> no, but i did submit it. >> who did you submit it to? >> i sent it to captain fields, one to grimsley. >> this is what we can do, smith, when you return back to your cell, write a quick note indicating that you want this 115 heard immediately, and we can list where we can provoke your postponement. >> i've been writing to get an interview. >> well, at some point in time, the d.a. will come out here -- >> it's been over a year. >> i understand. >> i've never heard in my life that a person can be charged with a murder and nobody comes and interviews the suspect, you know? and i've been trying to get an interview with any of you guys for the longest. i really hope you listen to this. >> and i believe you've already stated that and we are listening to you, and we are giving you some recourse. and this information has been referred to the local

. >> inmate ed duane smith and his cellmate are charged with prison murder. >> i've been trying for the past month to get my 115 heard. >> did you not postpone to the d.a.? >> yes, but it says, according to -- >> do you have your request with you? >> no, but i did submit it. >> who did you submit it to? >> i sent it to captain fields, one to grimsley. >> this is what we can do, smith, when you return back to your cell, write a quick note indicating that you want this 115 heard immediately, and we can list where we can provoke -- revoke your postponement. >> i've been writing to get an interview. >> well, at some point in time, the d.a. will come out here -- >> it's been over a year. >> i understand. >> i've never heard in my life that a person can be charged with a murder and nobody comes and interviews the suspect, you know? and i've been trying to get an interview with any of you guys for the longest. i really hope you listen to this. >> and i believe you've already stated that and we are listening to you, and we are giving you some recourse. and this information has been referred to

duane? reade?"e white house is requesting money for the border wall and the bill that funds the government. but the crucial question is will the president veto any bill that does not include money for the wall? the government staying open hangs on this question. so when the ap asked trump that question point-blank, this is what he said and this is his full unedited answer. "i don't know yet. people want the border wall. my base definitely wants the border wall. my base really wants it. you've been to many of the rallies. okay? the think they want more than anything is the wall. my base, which is a big base, i think my base is 45%. lhlh you know, it's funny, the democrats have a big advantage in the electoral college, big, big, big advantage. i've always said the popular vote would be a lot easier than the electoral college. the electoral college, but it's a whole different campaign, unintelligible." as opposed to everything up to that point which had been super [ bleep ] telligble. [ laughter and ap

. >> duane's production line of shirt. >> jimmy and duane are like gronk and tom it seems like. >> isn'tcute? >> he's a tough guy, tats all over the place and just cried because he was so happy. >> wyou worked with him, he's a cool guy? >> the coolest. he is juggling about 15 billion projects. >> think so? >> yes. >> cold front moving through bringing snow through parts to have rockies is going to trigger storms sunday and monday. warm air from the south and cold from the north, these storms is not an outbreak, but could still see winds, hail and possible tornados. 7:00 on monday and will slowly move through the midwest, from oklahoma city to des moines, winds, possibly hail and tornadoes. we see >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. here's a look at your forecast high temperatures today. today, big improvement from what we saw yesterday. sunny to mostly sunny, still breezy to then windy as we get into the afternoon. a look at the temperatures. 58 degrees in center city and 57 in westchester. allentown, you're up to 55 degrees for the forecast high today. in new j

jimmy butler. 22 points, then duane wade acted like it's 2008. straightaway three is good. 22.in 111-97. boston is the number one seed taking on the eight and they trail 02 go, back to chicago. >> breaking i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust. now and for a long time to come. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> revolution will be televised. the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia opens tomorrow. >> comes 242 years after the shot heard around the world which started the war in 1775. vice president joe biden will give the keynote address at the opening. and "eyewitness news" this morning will be there live tomorrow, be sure to tune in to get that inside look at the city's newest museum. kate? >>> we're looking forward to the weekend and looks like it will be a bit of a

. >> open the door. [ bleep ] >> when we visited the kentucky state penitentiary we met inmate duane harper who had a long history of forcing officers to extract him from his cell. >> [ bleep ] i'll fight sometimes, i'll argue with the guards, but i'm not violent. i've done a lot of time. i've been doing time on and off since i was 12 years old. >> when we first met harper he was serving his third year in administrative segregation or solitary confinement for having assaulted correctional officers. shortly after "lockup" arrived to kentucky state penitentiary, officers had to extract harper from his cell again. >> he threatened us with throwing feces on us, spitting at us through the door. he threatened our families. >> a lot of the older ones like lieutenant gill, they know me from when i was a youngster back down here. so we have a different type communication level and understanding. >> every night you work. you heard me? you racest red neck [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i know you is a coward. i know you all. >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things ha

she told the story of how her friend duane garrett a kgo radio personality jumped to his death in 1995. she said his death is why she is committed to making sure people like her friend have to think twice. >> melissa, you mentioned that it's going to cost probably north of $200 million. where is that money coming from? >> reporter: it is a mix of federal, state and local regional transit money. nancy pelosi today talked about how she had to help change federal actually to allow federal funds to be used on the project. she and senators boxer and feinstein worked hard in 2012 to amend federal law to allow federal funds are to flow in but it's quite an interesting mishmash of different places where the money is coming from. >> and taken decades to even get started. melissa caen reporting live from crissy field, thank you. >>> a fire tore through a homeless encampment in oakland killing a dog and destroying five tents. it broke out around 7:30 a.m. below interstate 880 at the 22nd avenue overcrossing. a viewer sent us photos. everyone living there got out safely. but the flames damaged the

jimmy butler. 22 points, then duane wade acted like it's 2008. straightaway three is good. 22. bulls win 111-97. boston is the number one seed taking on the eight and they trail 02 go, back to chicago. >> breaking >>> revolution will be televised. the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia opens tomorrow. >> comes 242 years after the shot heard around the world which started the war in 1775. vice president joe biden will give the keynote address at the opening. and "eyewitness news" this morning will be there live tomorrow, be sure to tune in to get that inside look at the city's newest museum. kate? >>> we're looking forward to the weekend and looks like it will be a bit of a half half weekend. temperature-wise, generally seasonal with temps. few clouds could drift in in the afternoon, heralding the rival of a new storm system. it shou by the time the drugs rannd wout, i was addicted.. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed

duane chat man better nonas dog the bounty hunter supports the group of democratic lawmakers who want to let more suspect go free without posting bail. they believe california's poor are being hurt by the existing bail system. >> it's not the poor man that runs. he has no money to run. it's just an excuse for someone to say that. >> dog the bounty hunter is here representing this coalition of bail people that profit from the misery of all those poor people. >> the bail bill will help moving through sacramento, it will keep moving through sacramento after being approved by an assembly committee today. >>> this is a truly bay area story. baseball will auction off the tesla model s to help raise $800,000. the palo alto little league is selling raffle tickets for 75 bucks apiece. the purchase of the vehicle with the proceeds or the winner could take the cash equivalent. the money will be used to modernize fields and facilities, update equipment and train coaches, umpires and kids. so far the raffle has raised $10,000. tickets will be sold through october 15th with a winner named three wee

- i was stealing lipstick from duane reade! i have a problem, okay?i'm just being cautious. - last week, you "tokyo drifted" into a macy's one-day sale. and wait, why are we on the east side of the park? the wire said the bear was on the west. - hey, anybody have a craving for a banana barge from the carvel in my town? - i do. - absolutely not! it's like you don't want us to get there. [gasps] oh, my god. you don't want us to get there. you're meddling because you think it's too dangerous. - no, i'm not. i love dangerous stuff. let's go get skull tattoos right now. - hey, mom? how'd the news van get a flat tire? - i don't know, a nail or--or a screw. right, wayne? - yeah, i think-- - or a vaguely ethnic tusk necklace from chico's! there's still tire on it. - okay, i'm sorry i meddled, but it's just that, what if the bear rips out your uterus and you can't have children, katie? - [gasps] that's exactly what greg said when he took me off the story. in retrospect, it was weird he said that. you can't keep me from doing my job. - oh, yes, i can. [car door

. >> here at at&t park, duane kuiper and mike krukow. there are important things going on. what's the strategy for tonight's game? >> it will be very similar to last night's ball game. he's going to stretch out the starting lineup. what you see out there tonight, it very well could be the starting lineup come sunday in arizona. the idea is stretch them out, get them from the seventh to the ninth inning. some guys are going to play a complete game and most will have a day off tomorrow. this is really the last look of spring, but it's going to have the feeling of a regular ball game when they start it up on the second of april. >> that's right, and everybody is looking forward to the second of april. back to you. >> reporter: thanks, guys. the news on kreuk and kuip. both signed a contract. they worked together for 24 years. here was bruce bochy's reaction earlier tonight. >> they got some great agents, i'll tell you that. [ laughter ] everybody loves kreuk and kuip. >> reporter: you can see it right here on nbc bay area. live at at&t park, colin resch, send it back to you gu

duane chapman, bounty hunter "we need a monderization of it right now but that does not mean to let lawbreakershome and say they're poor, that don't happen."one committee approved the bill . . . now it heads to an appropriations committee (steve)a live look outside at conditions on this tuesday night .. (pam) our chief meterologist brittney shipp has the latest on the forecast for the week. .drier conditions develop tonight and persist into the first half of wednesday before a weak system brings rain chances back to the northern portion of the region wednesday evening into early thursday morning. high pressure will then build in and bring a warming trend along with dry weather into the upcoming weekend. new tonight at new tonight at ten....it has been several months since an historic church in berkeley went up in flames.now work is underway to restore it to its former glory.we sent quadcopter four up to get a unique look at the work being done..and the challenges the church still facesit's a story you will only see on kron 4...tonight at ten. still ahead at 8. adidas apologizing after what they

. >> duane: cool and a new neighborhood. coming up, how much it reflects a shift in san francisco housing and demographics. >> also, bill martin is june dating his forecast. he'll explain what is in store for the rest of the week. ek. >>> parents and staff at albany high school gather attitude discuss some troubleling activities on campus. the focus tonight was on a series of racist and anti- semitic events that date back to lastle fall. district officials detailed one of the disturbing actions by students that happened on campus. >> heil hitler in the hallways, performing those gestures in the hallways. >>> though rationally charged attacks were also shared on- line. all of which led the departure of the principal at albany high. >> the green light for a new elementary school. >> paul chambers attended the meeting where a lot of happy families heard he news that the district plans to open a new school in the next few years. >> that's right. the goal to guild build a school has been in place since 1998. now this school will

just asset jeremy affiliate done recently you'll see lopez long side duane kieper when the giants playon the east cost. he currently resides in atlanta. in san francisco, kwolen resch bay area. >> tuning in jafy is a genuine and bright kai across the bay the a's going four wins in a row. the game two of the series against the mariners just about 15 minutes away with a win the a's could go above the 500 mark since the first time of in snlz. >> the warrior taking on the blazers in game 3 tomorrow at any time night there is new home kevin durant will suit you up and kd practiced with the female durant missed game two because of a strained calf muscle ware wers went on beat the blaze without him ert he was healthy enough to play but the team didn't want to risk it and insisted he take a rest a for you days they were okay. >> they were okay doing fine without him but at some point they need him back. >> we need that calf nice and strong. >> yeah. >> before we go jeff is with us on this beautiful friday. a lot happy hours out there tonight. >> yeah going to be a nice night to eat outside cle

duane chapman aka dog the bounty hunter from the reality tv series testified in opposition. >> the poor are not in jail because they're poor, mr. sawyer. they're in jail because they broke the law. >> opponents say it would harm victims rights. >> there is no mechanism in either bill for the victims to be present or heard prior to somebody being released which is guaranteed in the california constitution. >> reporter: but the bill's authors say it does protect victims and the authors say the proposed law doesn't completely eliminate bail. it would still be used as a last resort. jessica flores, kpix 5. >> the bill passed the public safety committee. it now moves to the appropriations committee, a full vote expected in june. >>> berkeley's police chief defending his officers no not getting too involved in this weekend's bloody political brawl. at least 8 officers and nearly a dozen protestors were injured when pro and anti-trump demonstrators came to blows at civic center park on saturday. in a memo to the mayor and city council, chief andrew greenwood said, trying to break up the fights

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duane chapman, bounty hunter "we need a monderization of it right now but that does not mean to let lawbreakersme and say they're poor, that don't happen.">( darya ) the bill has already passed through one committee but has several more to go before a full vote. ( james ) it is almost the end of president donald trump's first 100 days. and now...he is trying to make good on his campaign promises. this comes after the president has struggled to carryout some of his promises like replacing obama-care. president trump is now setting his sights on one issue central to his campaign: jobs and the economy. the president signed an executive order he describes in just four words: buy american, hire american. the order makes it harder for employers in the u-s to hire people from outside of the country. ( james ) a recent poll found just forty-five percent of americans believe the president will be able to keep his main campaign promi

it will be hosted by former star jillion but it lem gets better, mel can a marc carthy and duane theock hnser is -- ratings have tlot through the of as the owe dix on politics. services hon. >> yeah. we'll see the showers moving in rand maybe catching up for me on dvr. i always dvr is. >> that will do it for us. see you again for the news at 5:00. have a great weekend. >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> hey, hey, hey! yeah! >> oh, yeah, that's my dance move right there. the youngest, hippest grandma going. we're kicking it off with our favorite viral video of the week. this has more than 18 million views. >> it's like every family gathering at my house. >> you've got to take me to the strip. 62-year-old dancing granny tonya dancing getting it down. kit's on vacation. i just love those moves. >> get it, girl,

duane chapman, bounty hunter "we need a monderization of it right now but that does not mean to let lawbreakerst don't happen.">( darya ) the bill has already passed through one committee but has several more to go before a full vote. ( james ) today marks the 22nd anniversary of the deadly oklahoma city bombing. timothy mcveigh and terry nichols blew up the federal building downtown, with a rental truck, packed with homemade explosives. more than 500 people were injured, and 168 people were killed, including 19 children. it was the deadliest act of domestic terrorism america had ever faced. mcveigh was put to death and nichols is serving out a life sentence in prison. ( darya ) coming up on the kron four morning news at six... three people convicted of a double murder in the bay area are sentenced. see how long each of them will be spending behind bars. and after the break... an 8-year-old battling a rare disease. see how some people are making his dreams come true. ( james )

d is for duane. a is for adrian. c is charlane.junior, so my mother named me after everyone. a lot of times people try to make it a name. they say, how do you pronounce it? you can't pronounce it. it's not a name. >> clayton is serving a 90 day sentence for violating his parole on an earlier conviction for possession of methamphetamine. he has witnessed laforce's revolving door relationship with the jail and recalls the time he returned even before leaving the premises. >> the quickest is when you sat in front of that door. he said he didn't want to leave. >> i was detoxing real bad. >> he didn't want to leave. and he needed help. and he didn't know where to go get the help from. >> so i went and i sat in front of the jail. i had nowhere to go. it was raining. i said take me back to jail! i don't want to go anywhere. >> he sat out in front of the door where the officers take you for booking and he was back within three hours, four hours, something like that. he's like, i'm back. yeah, you are, your bunk's still open. i've known him

it's great to say you want to duane drain the swamp. if you don't know how it works, you will never change a thing. this city will run circles around you while you are in there stomping on the table saying you're going to get results. you need people who know how to get it done. mattis is one of those guys, certainly, but so, too, are a number of people from the bush administration and republican establishment who are starting to pop late this administration. >> sandra: you set it up nicely for us. thank you, sir, for joining us top of the hour. the pentagon is now taking up a review of its nuclear forces. at the specific request of president trump, amid the rising tensions on the korean peninsula. comes as defense secretary james mattis is on the first leg of a week long trip to the middle east and africa. mattis sitting down with leaders in saudi arabia, egypt and israel. the trip follows a busy week for foreign policy inside the trump administration. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon with more on this. jennifer, what's the pentag

might be the slowest marathon you've ever seen, preventing the upcoming movie starring duane johnson,ch efron. the race, if you can call it that went for a little 1/10th of a mile. basically moving in slow exaggerated motion for the entire race, efron was asked what make as great slow mo marathoner. take a listen. >> commitment and what they come up with. one guy stopped and fake vomited because he was so tired and like wiped it off and kept going. and that was really smart. he's going to win a lot of points. >> so true, commit to the bit. the movie splashes into theaters may 25th >> finally a marathon i can participate in. that's my kind >> did you see the woman with the pony tails, as if they had been running >> i saw the woman. >> that's my kind of race right there. my kind of movie, too. >> great idea to promote the movie. >> i know they've taken a lot those old tv series and turned them into comets, i understand this will be not so serious and actually if you enjoyed watching you're going to get laughs. >> i'm sure kevin mccarthy will be doing a review >> is that an oldie to you

. >> for our last motivational, please welcome duane racer -- roycer. it?s whose country is it? >>[speaking spanish] -- new new who does donald trump work for? crowd: us. >> we come here today to make a clear declaration that donald trump, you are an employee. [applause] bosses, are demanding some things from a -- you right now. if you choose not to fulfill your obligation as an employee, we will have to write you up. [applause] write him up, write him up, write him up. if you choose to conform with our improvement plan, then, mr. -- p, you will be crowd: fired. >> we have come here today clearly saying to donald trump and all his minions that support him, that you have made a mistake in how you have treated the american people. [applause] today toome here a hundred 25 from towns and cities across this country to say to donald trump, we are not going to put up with your stuff. [applause] today, come here claiming our power and our authority as the ones who truly govern this nation. [applause] donald trump, you can live but you can't hide. i'm caught in betw

for our last motivational before we -- please welcome duane. whose country is it?ountry is it? whose country is it? who does donald trump work for? we come here today to make a very clear declaration to donal trump that you are an employee. we, your your bosses, are demanding some things from you right now. if you choose not to fulfill your obligation as an employee, we will have to write you up. if you choose to comply with our performance improvement plan, and then, mr. trump, you will be we have come here today very clearly saying to donald trump, and all his minions that support him, that you have made a mistake in how you have treated the american people. we have come here today in washington dc the hundred 25 towns and cities across this country to say to donald trump, we won't put up with your stuff. we have come here today claiming our power and our authority as the ones who truly govern this nation.u can' donald trump, you can lie, but you can't hide.kend now i'm caught in between the fact that this is the holiest weekend for the christian calendar and i'm

. >> for our last motivational, please welcome duane racer -- roycer. it?ountry is whose country is it? >>[speaking spanish] -- new new who does donald trump work for? crowd: us. >> we come here today to make a clear declaration that donald trump, you are an employee. [applause] bosses, are demanding some things from a -- you right now. if you choose not to fulfill your obligation as an employee, we will have to write you up. [applause] write him up, write him up, write him up. if you choose to conform with our improvement plan, then, mr. -- p, you will be crowd: fired. >> we have come here today clearly saying to donald trump and all his minions that support him, that you have made a mistake in how you have treated the american people. [applause] today toome here a hundred 25 from towns and cities across this country to say to donald trump, we are not going to put up with your stuff. [applause] today, come here claiming our power and our authority as the ones who truly govern this nation. [applause] donald trump, you can live but you can't hide. i'm caught

jack duane warren, executive director of the society of cincinnati.useum of american history, and turner dylan president general of the national society daughters of the american revolution. james mann, executive director of the pennsylvania historical and museum commission. stephanie, director of the smithsonian american history, american art museum. rob schenck, vice president of george washington's mount vernon. susan stein, vice president of thomas jefferson monticello. ruth taylor, executive director of the new historical society. catherine robinson, president and ceo of historical charleston foundation. david roselle comes executive director of the museum, garden and library. beth hill, president and ceo of fort ticonderoga in new york. and bonnie joe griffith of the delaware tribe of indians. [applause] >> and now i'd like to introdue the members of the board of directors of the museum of the american revolution. will you raise your hand so everyone knows where you are and that you are here today. [applause] use of the volunteers who have guide

. >> for our last motivational, please welcome duane racer -- roycer. it?ountry is whose country is it? >>[speaking spanish] -- new new who does donald trump work for? crowd: us. >> we come here today to make a clear declaration that donald trump, you are an employee. [applause] bosses, are demanding some things from a -- you right now. if you choose not to fulfill your obligation as an employee, we will have to write you up. [applause] write him up, write him up, write him up. if you choose to conform with our improvement plan, then, mr. -- p, you will be crowd: fired. >> we have come here today clearly saying to donald trump and all his minions that support him, that you have made a mistake in how you have treated the american people. [applause] today toome here a hundred 25 from towns and cities across this country to say to donald trump, we are not going to put up with your stuff. [applause] today, come here claiming our power and our authority as the ones who truly govern this nation. [applause] donald trump, you can live but you can't hide. i'm caught

my name is duane sevesta. i'm a retiree, my wife is younger. and i don't want to disthe affordable care act, but it's gotten expensive for us. so she's without insurance right now. we self-insure. put the money away, and cross our fingers. we've been lucky so far. so the question is, for you, representative deutsche. i'm sure you have heard of hr-767, john connier's bill for improved and extended medicare for all. something like that. can you comment on that bill? do you have -- >> yeah. >> am i getting old and simple-minded? that is just something silly? because it looks good to me. and i look at the numbers, and i try to figure out how things could work. and i don't know. medicare for all sounds like a pretty good deal to me, for everybody. except the insurance companies, maybe. >> yeah. no, look. i think -- i think if we could get to -- if we had medicare for all, we obviously would avoid so many of these issues that we have. it's true. but we're in a situation now where because of the affordable care act, we have been able to expand coverag

ainsley: listen, i have a feeling we're going to walk in like duane reed or cbs coming up soon. >> all that little girl and guess what? you're going to meet them both live. brian: but first, let's check in with bill who also plays hopscotch in the hall. >> absolutely. we sure do. ainsley: and kenny. >> he's your guy. bulk up, we're going to move 100 miles an hour for the first 100 days. how do americans feel about the outcome of the election three months later? you might be surprised on the numbers. telling us more about how europe might fight terror there, immigration betsy devos in how to make schools and we are the james mattis is in afghanistan with more on the possibility that u.s. troops ...as a combination of products and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. ainsley: look how cute. we showed you this video last week. a texas police officer skipping lun