detective wyatt didn't hear anything about it.s he continued to dig for clues, he hit an unexpected wall. sandra announced she now helped as much as she could. she was done. >> i was referred to her attorney, and she refused to meet with us again. >> same thing happened with sandra's kids, jack's stepchildren. while jack's blood relation begged to help solve the case, so what happened to the big happy family in the videos? a mirage, perhaps? in fact, living with sandra, said jack's daughter, was like a fairy tale. >> it's too late now. >> she was just mean to me, and wanted me completely gone and did everything she could. >> when it came to her own children, she said, sandra was indulgent, eerily so. >> it was very weird. >> weird thing to watch. >> they were always walking into the other room closing doors. >> though, jack seemed happy with sandra, until the spring of '98, that is, just a few months before the murder when jack was diagnosed with colin cancer. the shock, of course, but one of two shocks for sandra, and to those ar

. ♪ >> wyatt: brooke.e's your husband. >> brooke: was. >> wyatt: i'm not talking about my father. >> liam: i think wyatt's saying that setting aside the fact that ridge shouldn't even be in there, since he already is... >> wyatt: why is he there? why is he still there? >> thorne: what do you think, my brother's in there choking the life out of bill? >> liam: nobody thinks that, but since ridge already admitted he's the reason my dad's in that hospital bed... >> thorne: bill started the fight! >> liam: it doesn't take much, thorne! you got two captains of industry with zero self-control in the same room. what do you think is gonna happen? >> katie: okay. no one's getting murdered today, all right? >> wyatt: yeah, and if our father doesn't wake up?

detective wyatt didn't hear anything about it. as he continued to dig for clues, he hit an unexpected wall. sandra announced she had now helped as much as she could. she was done. >> i was referred to her attorney, and she refused to meet with us again. >> same thing happened with sandra's kids, jack's step children. while jack's blood relations practically begged to help solve the case. so what happened to that big happy family in the video? a mirage, perhaps? in fact, living with sandra said jack's daughters was like a fairy tale -- >> it's too late now. >> -- the kind written by the brothers grimm. >> she was just mean to me. she wanted me completely gone. she did everything she could to get rid of me. >> when it came to her own children, she was indulgent. especially to her son, tom. >> he was a big mama's boy to the point of being strange. very weird. >> very weird. >> weird thing to watch. >> they were always walking into the other room and closing the door. >> yeah. >> though jack seemed quite happy with sandra until the sp

. >> wyatt: you know, part of me feels like i should just go. >> brooke: what? wyatt, you can't go. you're required to be here. >> sir. >> steffy: dad's not texting back. >> hope: neither is liam. >> steffy: the hearing still must be going on. hey, how busy aru?

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my name is jay wyatt. i am the director of the byrd center.as we celebrate constitution day with the 14th annual tommy moses memorial lecture on the u.s. constitution. before we get started, i want to gently remind everybody to please silence your cell phones. thank you. it is very exciting to see a

>> punished all of us except the funny guy except wyatt russell, kurt russell and goldie hawn's son.such a huge fan of kurt's, and that -- we eastbound doing push-ups or whatever exercise, and like, okay, he'd be doing like a weapons magazine changes and he'd be explaining it, and yeah, i know wyatt knows how to change magazines because his dad, you greatest american actor ever, and i'd be like this is [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: yeah. makes you mad at your own family, right. good to know nepotism is alive and well in the pretend pretendd military. good luck in your starring lord. jovan adepo, everybody. the and we'll beighack withack h mi mihty. >> the jimmy kimmel live music series is presented by mercedes-benz. ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. >>> the jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank jamie dornan, jovan adepo, apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. nightline is next, but first ♪ ♪ >> hey, all right. ♪ let's have sex but not without the foreplay okay cool but not without ♪ ♪

. >> wyatt: that's another close call. >> katie: yeah. guess bill has a guardian angel on his shoulders. >> liam: where's brooke? >> thorne: she's, uh, back in there with bill. >> ridge: [ sighs ] we shouldn't have gone over to spencer's. >> thorne: i disagree. he needed to hear us out. >> ridge: yeah. and here we are. and brooke is in there with bill. >> brooke: i know how serious a concussion is, but it could have been worse. thank god it wasn't. >> bill: yeah, i've been

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. >> reporter: things are pretty wyatt along the embarcadero but earlier crowds of people filled the streets to watch the air show for sf fleet week and as you can imagine the blue angels, well, they stole the show. >> reporter: the loud thunder on a clear sunny could day could only mean one thing. flying high for fleet week. >> it was loud, it was cool. trrs it had a bunch of colors. >> reporter: they got a taste of the sea-going military experience. >> we're so grateful they're out here and showing us what they have. we toured the and that was awesome. i love the blue angels. i feel like i was the last one out there. >> reporter: those who stuck around were in for a treat. blue angels pilots were treated like rock stars. >> they wanted to meet the pilots. they thought it was amazing. >> it'sbate for to see the support. they're impacted by that. you can sthens energy. it gives youbate for sns of pride and feeling of accomplishment. >> reporter: being back in the bay area where it all started is extra meaningful. >> it was a memory that i'll never forget. >> reporter: and lieutenant

wyatt?ause we have normalised these patriarchal structures in religious institutions for decades —— why? patriarchal structures in religious institutions for decades -- why? so you see it as yourjob in the mariam mosque to espouse a sort of feminist version of islam, is that right?” do believe that we all should be feminist. feminism is about giving men and women equal opportunities. so, to me that is the fundamental everything. i do believe that in the mariam mosque we are fighting to challenge these patriarchal structures and we also want to give women the possibility of leading the prayer, disseminating new name —— narratives on islam in europe. and would you accept that your faith in islam is far from would you accept that your faith in islam is farfrom being gender equal, is riven with misogyny? yes, u nfortu nately equal, is riven with misogyny? yes, unfortunately islam is being interpreted discriminatory and of course this affects women all over the world. and because of that we would

you will see wyatt earp's shotgun. and al capone's pearl handled . pist they're interactive exhibits and pieces of evidence from the beltway snipers including the rifle they used in their killing spree. >> as you know, that was an event that just paralyzed everyone in the area. >> the complexity of law enforcement. >> brand homes w itl help understand all signs of law enforcement. the good things police do as well as the bad. >> understand more the complexity of the profession and quite frankly, it opened as a platform for alogue. >> what can law enforcement and the citizens wk better together on in how can we strengthen the ties? >> the museums part of th memorial across the street that honors officers that have given their lives. and thatl memors reflected inside the tmuseum. why are now on display. it is open to the public on october 14th. >>> they plan to offer community jouch rch in an effort to bring people closer to law enforcement. >> back to our top story. barring any big changes, brett kavanaugh will likely be confirmed as the nt justice to

you will see lawman wyatt army's shotgun, alcapone's pistol, side by side, the cenr piece is the park police helicopter from the air florida rescue whic will hang from the ceiling. and you'll be able to step inside an actual cell from the old lorton prison. it will be a place for learning. for peopleom totogether and talk about their concns. >>> strengthen the ties between the community and law enforcemhit. and i our museum will se ve as a platform for t discussions. as we reflected on the various aspects of law enforcement. >> the law enforcement museum located across from the judiciary square metro. it opens to the public next ay saturd >>> next up, a budding artist with down syndrome proves nothing can hold herck >>> we're showing the world that those who are differently gifted can do a lot. >>> and dg is back to tell us what's ahead forhe weekend. t barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 perc

<wyatt mcintyre/victim's neighbori've known him since he was a kid. lived on this block. my mom's been here for 50 years.so i watched him go from grade school, grammar school and then to college and it just blows me away to know that he's not here anymore>( darya ) the san mateo county d-a and the county coroner's office has taken over the investigation. ( james ) happening today... the blue angels will take to the sky for their fleet week air show.( darya ) and one of the best places to watch the air show is marina green. kron 4's sara stinson is there with a look at the festivities. sara. ( darya )( james ) and john shrable joins us now with a look at your fleet week forecast. temperatures today will be felt in the 60's and 70's regardless of whether you are inland or along the coast. scattered showers possible near the pacific while inland from the south bay to the east bay isolated areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely to be seen today. expect partly cloudy skies interspersed by these thunderstorms. and a reminder... kron 4 is your offi

. >> wyatt, a field staffer gives them a wooden device called a bull roar, used in ancient rituals toey stop and listen for a response from josh. but nothing. off in another part of the desert josh is having trouble. >> swear to god it was working. >> i know, it was working yesterday. >> it's not a bad metaphor for the family's communication problems when josh would shut himself away in his bedroom gaming all night. >> well, it's 3 in the morning. it's time to get off now. >> christina takes a turn. and at last josh responds. >> is that it? that was it. >> that was it? >> that was it right there. >> okay. >> moments later after the longest and most difficult separation of his young life, 54 days apart. >> there he is. oh, there he is. >> hey, josh. how are you? >> good. >> good to see you. oh my god, you're getting bida >> hey, josh. doing all right? >> yeah. >> oh, look at this. >> so this is your camp right here? >> as he did during my visit, josh tries to show his mom and dad how he can make fire without a match. this time the glowing ember in his hands comes to life. >> there we g

wyatt mcintyre/victim's neighbori've known him since he was a kid. he's always lived on this block.here for 50 years.so i watched him go from grade school, grammar school and then to college and it just blows me away to know that he's not here anymore. you know i feel sorry for his mom. i feel sorry for his mom and his family. my heart

wyatt mcintyre/victim's neighbori've known him since he was a kid. he's always lived on this block. my mom's been here for 50 years.so i watched him go from grade school, grammar school and then to college and it just blows me away to know that he's not here anymore. you know i feel sorry for his mom. i feel sorry for his mom and his family. my heart goes out to them. but you know these days, the police got, they got a job to do and in certain situations, things like this happen. i'm not condoning what happened but you know until they find out exactly what happened. you know, again my heart goes out to his family. because this was a fatal officer involved incident, the san mateo county district attorney and the office is handling this investigation. reporting live in millbrae hermela aregawi kron4 news news aregawi kron4 millbrae hermela reporting live in millbrae hermela aregawi kron4 news (vicki) a south bay high school volleyball coach has been arrested and accused of inappopriately touching minors. 24 year old peter samonte worked as the head volleyball coach at independence hig

for example, wyatt racism, cause of black riots, commission says. many people never learned the rest of the story. and not surprisingly, there was considerable backlash in the country. still, many american leader spoke out in favor of the kerner report, including vice president humphrey, senator robert kennedy, and by dr. martin luther king, jr., who called it a physician's warning of approaching death with a prescription for life. the great secretary of health, education and welfare, john ardner supported the report. he said that history will not eal kindly with any nation that will not tax itself to cure its miseries. i think that is true. secretary wertz had the best capitalization of it he said the report is like the words of that great american philosopher pogo, who said, we have met the enemy, and he is us. still, and despite the opposition, america made progress on virtually every aspect of race and poverty for almost a decade after the kerner report. senator mondale, as the principal author of the fair housing act, had for a long time with t

justin driver is the harry wyatt professor of law at the university of chicago. and previously he was at the university of texas at austin school of law. he's a graduate of oxpered where he was a marshall scholar and harvard law school where he edited the harvard law review. driver clerked on the supreme court for justice o'connor and justice steven briar. a recent recipient of the american society for legal histories william nelson crawm well article prize, driver has a distinguished publication record in the nation's leading law reviews. he's also written excessively for lay audiences including pieces in the slate, "the washington post," and the new republic where he was a contributing editor. driver served on the academic advisory board for the american constitution society, a leading -- legal organize and counter weight to the federalist society. his work has been cited in many popular publications including the "new york times," the "new york times" magazine, usa today, "the washington post," and "los angeles times." driver has also received a masters degree

let me start by stepping back and look at wyatt has become more difficult for congress to pass laws.just briefly, one is the permanent campaign. people campaigning all the time now. we used to have the tuesday to thursday club. mark russell used to into his concerts by saying i want to say to you what members of congress say to each other every wednesday, have a nice weekend. tohas become not the tuesday thursday club, but it's a late tuesday night to early thursday morning club, and when congress is in session, if you are around this place, you will see at regular intervals when there are no votes people streaming out and going to the capitol hill side or on the senate townhouse is set up to raise money, and the political money element is extremely important. enormousthe nor growth and interest groups. pointed to this. it is harder to pass laws. the world is more complex. a couple of decades ago i did a column calling passing the buck and pointing the finger, where ,ongress would make laws of a then leave it up to the courts, and when they did things that were popular, they would sa

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earlier we spoke to aid in wyatt who is the president of the ethical journalism network his hand as if the reports are true it is shocking attack on global press freedom we're not talking about someone here who is a fringe activist at all we're talking about someone who is well respected and therefore that in a way makes this action even more troubling and even more worrying and that's why these reports have to be clarified we need to have a clear statement from the saudi authorities about the whereabouts of german how and an answer to these allegations which are now very clearly on the table from the turkish authorities about reports that he was tortured and murdered inside the embassy in istanbul free speech has come under increasing attack ever since we have been so men took over as the crown prince last year public prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against prominent scholar salmen i woulda he tweeted last year hinting that saudi arabia should restore ties with neighboring qatar which has been under study blockade for sixteen months several muslim preachers are imprisoned se

there is lots to it, and we will talk about it with fred wyatt who is the editorial page editor for the washington post. khashoggi has been writing papers there, and fred, i know that this is feeling like a mystery, but somebody out there does know what happened that day in the consulate. >> yes, that is right. it is a mystery, but like most mysteries, it could be easily solved. i mean, as you said, chances seem to be slipping as long as there is a one percent chance that he is alive, we will talk about him in the present tense, but what we know for a fact is that he entered the saudi consulate tuesday, 12 days ago, and he has not come out. all of the talk of the investigations and wait for the facts to come out, no. the burden of proof is on saudi arabia or should be, and this is what president trump should be saying. jamal entered that consulate, and he did not come out. where is he? you said that he completed the paperwork and walked out, fine. let's see the paperwork and the video of him walking out. it is a mystery that somebody knows the answer to. >> did the media get suckered wh

earlier we spoke to aid in wyatt who is the president of the ethical journalism network his hand as if the reports are true it is shocking attack on global press freedom we're not talking about someone here who is a fringe activist at all we're talking about someone who is well respected and therefore that in a way makes this action even more troubling and even more worrying and that's why these reports have to be clarified we need to have a clear statement from the saudi authorities about the whereabouts of german now and an answer to these allegations which are now very clearly on the table from the turkish authorities about reports that he was tortured and murdered inside the embassy in istanbul free speech has come under increasing attack ever since we have been so man took over as the crown prince last year public prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against prominent scholar salmen i woulda he tweeted last year hinting that saudi arabia should restore ties with neighboring qatar which has been under study blockade for sixteen months several muslim preachers are imprisoned se

my name is jay wyatt. i am the director of the byrd center. i want to thank you for joining us today as we celebrate constitution day with the 14th annual tommy moses memorial lecture on the u.s. constitution. before we get started, i want to gently remind everybody to please silence your cell phones. thank you. it is very exciting to see a packed house today, with so many special guests. first and foremost, i want to thank this year's constitution day speaker, senator tom harkin and his wife ruth for taking time out of their busy schedules to be with us. i want to recognize and thank the shepherd university president and the provost for their ongoing support. i also want to thank marty martin, president of drake university, and the director of the harkin institute and the rest of the staff that made the trip to be with us here today from des moines. there are several members of the byrd center's board of governors that i would like to thank. thank you for supporting us throughout the year and today. i would be remiss if i did not tell you a l

i said wyatt why not instead of complaining about it let's try and make it great.e lee curtis one of the reasons the movie works is we combined them with david gordon green and danny mcbride, the old voice and new voice came together to make the new halloween. >> quickly, jason we talk about this content production bonanza from the extremers, from in new internet tv world. don't people get lots of guaranteed checks for that is it harder for people to buy into your way. >> our way is very different we are totally different with than netflix most of the streamers work this way there isn't profit participation. you get a healthy sum up front but if a a lot of people see it you fet the same amount of money. our approach is different. if nobody sees you don't get much but if a lot of people see it if you are an artist and believe ma what you are doing is superkmergts you are better off with us. if you are not sure you are better off taking the money up front it's a different approach. >> thank you for coming on talking to us about halloween and some of the media stories

understandeed to what happened yesterday and wyatt happen in order to know what to do next.he imf this week saying we are concerned about growth. it is really the fed raising. which would make sense for the stock market. if the discount rate changes, the stock is not worth as much. fact the same breath, the the u.s. economy is doing better than it has ever done. which one is it? if it is better than expected, the fed has to be raising rates. i don't think the fed rates are the trigger. it is not a fundamental issue. i would say the u.s. trade were, some of those concerns are coming to fruition. i think it is still too early. i don't think that will come through in current earnings. i think that will come through in q2 next year. if you look at the second round effects, retaliation, and most importantly is what china does on the borders, bureaucracy, increasing red tape for american companies, and that is when you see the impact. ,lix: to add on to the why there was a great piece in bloomberg talking about the different options you could .2, like technicals, treasuries, the f

<wyatt mcintyre/victim's neighbori've known him since he was a kid.ed on this block. my mom's been here for 50 years.so i watched him go from grade school, grammar school and then to college and it just blows me away to know that he's not here anymore>( darya ) the san mateo county d-a and the county coroner's office has taken over the investigation. ( james ) a south bay high school volleyball coach has been arrested and accused of inappopriately touching minors. 24 year old peter samonte worked as the head volleyball coach at independence high school in san jose. the school called police wednesday to report samonte. an investigation revealed that between january 2017 and this month... samonte allegedly inappropriately touched at least three underage boys. he was booked into jail on annoying or molesting a child...as well as sexual battery. ( james ) santa cruz police are looking for more possible victims following the arrest of an annoying child suspect. polcie arrested christopher swanson thursday after a female student at santa cruz high school sa

prosecutor if my agent rushed over to me and said oh, no, we found out a criminal using cell phone doing wyatt us data. bad for the criminal. at some point ops is to get we did not respond to it. we have to learn from his prior lessons. the faster we have a couple of the, the faster we develop new techniques, the early we can stop this crisis. essentially now i want to talk for a few minutes before turning over to michele but some of the actions we are taking so the early success we have. we are at a point where he could be prosecuted and ages the training and tools they need. with aggressive training number varies, updating agency policies and creating new task force. we also successful current initiative procured about some of them now. we had significant dark that prosecution. the attorney general has talked about them in his speech. we've been holding chinese drug manufacturers accountable. we've been fighting to a prosecuted them based on evidence that we could use and prove entirely in u.s. courts. in addition we have been establishing these chinese manufacturers also violating chinese l