kay parsons had been murdered. and edmunds started thinking this killer might just be someone who knew both women, becky and kay. someone who had been right there at the scene of the crime. coming up -- police take a closer look at becky's son michael. >> he discovers his mother's house broken into. he's on the scene when we get there. he's, you know, had a lotta problems in the past, so that raised a lotta red flags. >> reporter: but why would michael murder his mother's best friend? millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic testing to guide precision cancer treatment... ...that may lead to targeted therapies and more treatment options. start where there's

kai-fu: not toast. have a decent business, just like google and facebook, just like amazon, but it will be a small percentage of the overall market size. emily: talk to me about sinovation ventures, more than $1 billion under management. where do you think are the hottest places to invest your money right now? kai-fu: well, artificial intelligence is our big bet. we are investing in ai applied to fintech for banks, insurance, customer service. we are interested in ai's use in health and medicine, autonomous vehicles. we invest in robotics, primarily industrial robotics, because i think that is where people can see making money or saving money. we are invested in new types of sensors that will bring way down the cost of autonomous vehicles and robots, so ai is probably half of our fund, but under ai there are six or seven areas where we invest in. emily: we have seen shares of the big tech companies like tencent continue to rise. where do you see the valuations of chinese companies going public and priva

>> it crossed mind. >> she was trying to let kay know cause she thought that if she found out that kay would leave. >> reporter: david's interview went on into the night. >> we get up and briefly walk out of the interview. and he's still there, still being recorded and then he starts talking to himself, you know, about "what have i done?" >> oh, man. they're gonna blame me. this cannot be real. >> reporter: but david's interview wasn't over yet. he had more to share including a clue that would bring edmunds and his team of investigators one step closer to the truth. >> reporter: after almost three and a half hours of questioning about his wife's murder, david parsons sat alone and wept. >> so sorry, derek. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time edmunds heard tears coming from his interview room. but to this veteran cop, david's emotions seemed real. and in the end, edmunds had no reason to believe that david played any role in a plot to kill kay. >> we had no evidence whatsoever to prove that he knew or was involved in any of this. >> i really don't wanna come -- have to come back, you

so this was a win-win situation for both lockheed martin and kai. and that goes further and beyond for our two allies. and as you know already, apt business, we are jointly participati participating. if woe were to be selected as the apt contractor for the u.s. for 2018, i think this would be a great opportunity for us to event further enhance our relationship. there are more opportunities going forward that we can explore together. and there should be some sort of a cooperative body between the two nations. i know we have spoken of it. already many times. and as to the korea's development, i know there are certain concerns about the technology that are being leaked from u.s. to korea to a third nation. this is something that we could also further discuss so that we have better protection of intelligent properties and technologies. and i'm grateful for this opportunity to be at csis for this very great conference. i think the timing is good. i think we have certain things on our plates that we could discuss together. and i believe we have many a fru

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends. and your family are always in my prayers. teresa. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important anymore to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the

the owners at 259 avila street contacted miss kay and spoke to her by phone.miss kay confirmed she rents the entire residence are no additional tenants. this is confirmed in the attached e-mail which states, in the fall of 1 # 92, my son, husband and i rented the residence at 259 from teresa cook. my memory of the down stairs is it was a large room which we used for our tv and toy room for our son. the appellant claims the rental of the property by miss kay proves that there was a second unit on the property. the appellant's submitted excerpt from that ordinance said -- and is not exempt from the ordinance unless both units are rented together as a single tenancy. as stated previously, miss kay has confirmed that she and her family had rented the entire house at 259 avila street, and therefore, the ordinance does not apply. as discussed in the previous hearing, the owner had signed an affidavit asserting that their family has been the sole occupant of the residence since they purchased the property. the neighbors have also signed letters stating the owners hav

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jon kay, bbc news, cornwall.o find eight people missing following mudslides on tuesday. 17 people are known to have died after a torrent of mud carrying boulders the size of small cars smashed through the town of montecito. more than 500 homes have been damaged or destroyed. james cook is there for us. you do not have to walk far in montecito to see something shocking. there are homes like these behind me, either smashed to pieces, or simply swept away, all over the town. hopes of finding anyone alive are very slim and more harrowing details of how this started have been urging, and it started in the dead of night. turn around! the flash flood is right there! get out of here, go! this is the moment it began. oh, my god! and then panic. close the door! it was! million miles an hour in slow motion, if that makes sense. i clicked into survival gear, survival mode. every second, it is just roaring and banging against the house and the most vicious and violent sounds you have ever heard. montecito has onlyjust grasped

thank you very much, kay. >> >> the clerk: items four. there's been advisories and newsletters among others. >> an questions by directors on communication? hearing none, next item. >> the clerk: item five, ongoing business by board of directors. >> commissioner: are there any in hearing none, next item. >> the clerk: item six, consent agenda. all matters are considered to be routine by the authority board and acted on by a single vote of the authority board. there'll be no separate discussion unless a member so requests in which the matter will be removed from the consent agenda and considered a separate item. item 6a the special meeting. 6b the adjustment of rates on treasure island and 6c, resolution authorizing the director to enter into a memorandum of standing for the bay area toll authority and for retention of the sfobb peer e2. 6d, resolution authorizing the treasure island directors to enter into an agreement with the community development onto the job corps center to monitor construction. 6e, resolution for scheduled performance

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opening at this year's sundance film festival the movie tells the story of nobel peace prize winner kai last at the r.t. was on a mission to end child slavery in india my co-host make a bailout joins us live from the festival in park city utah with more i don't really care. hi femi you're right i am here in park city who are at the sundance film festival been on more than thirty years and i'm on main street really this is the heart of the festival and of course i am joined by two people who are very integral to today's discussion who as you mentioned came to charge he and his team have helped rescue more than eighty five thousand children from child slavery but he says that's not enough and his mission is to put an end to global child slavery so here to discuss his quest and the documentary itself we are speaking with. you can join us here go and derek dineen welcome to the stream and gentlemen it's so good to have you so this film opens pretty caringly with a very dramatic intro scene that takes us right to the heart of the action and operation and we're with you doing bad i'm going to

john kay, bbc news, cornwall. this is beyond 100 days.llions and millions of people around the world and make millions for the vloggers themselves. but now youtube has cut some business ties with the video blogger logan paul, after he was heavily criticised for posting a video appearing to show the body of a suicide victim injapan. here's our media editor amol rajan. we are going to take a break from vlogging and each other. low—budget, confessional and often astonishingly popular. this couple announced they were breaking up on youtube in a video seen 15 million times. and if i can do it, you can do it... they are part of a phenomenon called vlogging or video blogging, very often on google—owned youtube. this 21st century cottage industry has created a vast new fleet of online celebrities. many vloggers have a commited following among those aged between 18 and 34, a demographic prized by advertisers. vloggers like logan paul. the 22—year—old american is a youtube star, or was. i think this definitely marks a moment in youtube history. thi

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jon kay, bbc news, portreath in cornwall. see you tomorrow.e. coming up on this programme: hector bellerin strikes in stoppage time to hand arsenal a 2—2 draw at home to champions chelsea in a cracking game. the fifth and final ashes test between australia and england has been delayed by rain in sydney and japan's kei nishikori withdraws from the australian open due to an ongoing wrist injury hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the english premier league and the news that hector bellerin struck in the second minute of stoppage time to hand arsenal a 2—2 draw at home to champions chelsea in what was an enthralling match. watching in north london was the bbc'sjohn murray. have to get your breath back after that. all the goals coming in the second half. could easily have gone 2- nil second half. could easily have gone 2— nil but the penalty was scored. alonso stealing in.

one is the story of kay graham finding her own voice. surrounded by men in boardrooms at the beginning. she doesn't really speak, she's slightly like a fish out of water. but during the course of this, she has to step up to the mark and decide what's the right thing to do. second thing is, it runs almost like a prequel to all the president's men. the end of this film runs right into the beginning of all the president's men, which is a film that i was really, really affected by in the 19705 when it came out. i was a kid when i saw it, and loved it. there's great period detail, sequences in the printing presses attemptingrtoistop the press and gees—leek. attest..— today, in the world in which the press is under attack, all the stuff about fake news. recently we had the so—called fake news awards. it's a film almost like a call to arms for the press, the independent press. from a free press, to truth to power. and it's interesting that what spielberg has done is to take a period piece and tell the story straight, you know, it's not twisted

jon kay reports. on a suburban estate... ok, shall we get them out? ..a pop—up seal sanctuary.rage near st ives. father and son david and dan are fully trained and caring for the seals 24/7. are you struggling to cope then? we‘re at the point where we really are. i mean, this sort of speaks for itself, really, having all of these guys here. you know, the rehab centresjust don‘t have the space to handle this many pups in such a short amount of time. every day, volunteers from the group are racing to the cornish coast to rescue unprecedented numbers of sick and starving pups, orphaned and injured in winter storms. here‘s the tube, in the corner of its mouth. providing emergency food is the easy bit, finding them somewhere to recuperate is much more difficult. they‘ve had nearly 300 call—outs already this winter. i think we‘ve been out 55 times this year so far. what, since the first january? since the first january this year, we‘ve done 55 calls and we‘ve rescued 25. the situation we find ourselves in is completely shocking, beyond belief. it‘s notjust south—west england, elsewhe

jon kay, bbc news, portreath in cornwall.njured in the manchester arena bombing, has pleaded guilty to stealing from them. chris parker admitted taking a phone from a teenage girl and a purse from a woman whose granddaughter lay dying yards away. 22 people were killed in the suicide attack last may. the head of the powerful revolutionary guard in iran, which supports the country's clerics, has said the unrest in the country's towns and cities is over. tens of thousands of people have been taking part in pro—government demonstrations today, organised by the regime. 22 people have died in six days of demonstrations against the government, in response to price rises and alleged corruption. the problem of plastics and the impact they're having on our planet is a subject we've been exploring this week. according to a recent study, 95% of plastic pollution in the world's oceans comes from just 10 rivers. one of them is the ganges in india. 0ur correspondent, sanjoy majumder, reports from the banks of the holy city of varanasi. this

heritage foundation president kay coles james. have dared to say that president trump has done more in his first year than ronald reagan who is the essence of the heritage foundation. he is, indeed. you have to know how much that hurts my heart. ronald reagan is a personal hero of mine. and the facts are the facts. donald trump in his first year has completed about 64% of our mandates for leadership. that's a document the heritage foundation produces. we have been producing it since 1981, first with ronald reagan. ronald reagan passed it out to his cabinet and it was a blueprint for leadership in this country. in his first year, donald trump has done 64% of our mandate for leadership. we were quite even couraged. for anyone who doubts whether we have a conservative president, we in fact do. >> that number is astonishing. when i first saw it, my first reaction was amazement. the state of the union coming up tomorrow. 64%. now the next part comes, what have you done for me lately. and what do you believe is truly in prospect for thi

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but the story that i wanted to tell was a story of kay graham, and then the story of how kay graham and bradlee became the superhero team that we know them as. and this was really the beginning of this team. this is the team that led to watergate. >> brown: indeed, the pentagon papers story was followed just a year later by the watergate break-in that would lead to the downfall of president nixon-- not to mention another famous film about the "washington post." for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in washington. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was asked about her experience with sexual harassment during a q&a at the sundance film festival this weekend. you can watch her answer and hear her thoughts about the "me too" movement on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-l

i have been talking to katty kay about that.” talking to katty kay about that.ng to katty kay about that.” think he has come for a bit of a victory lap. there is certainly quite a bit of goodwill towards him from the business community, because these are the people who are benefiting from the global economy doing so well, from the stock market thatis doing so well, from the stock market that is booming, and they are giving donald trump credit for that. i have even spoken to democrats who say he does deserve credit for the deregulation and the tax cuts helping the markets. business leaders like that a lot, so there is a slightly schizophrenic attitude. they don't like what he says about a lot of things. they don't like his tone. they don't like the way he talked about africa recently, and they are nervous about the idea that there could be a protectionist movement coming. on the other hand, they like the way the economy is going and our prepared to give him a warm welcome because of that. and in terms of those terrorists, it presumably wasn't a coincidence that w

first expose of a cover-up in the nixon government by "the washington post," led by ben bradley and kaym. >> do you have the papers? will: you have described it as a timely movie. steven: if you flip the 7 and the 1, you get to see the great arc of the pendulum that has brought us back to the same tactics that richard nixon used to try to silence the press. i'm talking about the current administration and their absolute broadside in of media, social media, news, anybody that offends, there is a label immediately attached to them. that can't be true because they are all fake news. it's a lot more insidious today than it was in 1971. >> meaning? >> we could all go to prison. will: there's been another massive press expose in the last six months, which looks like the endemic sexual harassment and exploitation of women in hollywood. you are a senior figure, and you've been around a long time. do everything, i could've done more to stop this? steven: i can only react to that question within my own workplace environment. within my organization, there weren't incidents other than a couple of y

one is the story of kay graham finding her own voice.lly speak, she's slightly like a fish out of water. but during the course of this, she has to step up to the mark and decide what's the right thing to do. second thing is, it runs almost like a prequel to all the president's men. the end of this film runs right into the beginning of all the president's men, which is a film that i was really, really affected by in the 1970s when it came out. i was a kid when i saw it, and loved it. there's great period detail, sequences in the printing presses of the washington post. we're looking at the hot metal machinery, the old linotype machines. i really love all that stuff. on a third level and most importantly, it's a really contemporary story. yes, it's set in 1971. yes, the period detail is great, the performances are great, meryl streep and tom hanks are fantastic, the whole ensemble cast is great. but this is a really contemporary story about, in this particular case, a corrupt president in the white house attempting to stop the press from e