as wallace saw it, conrad's story went like this conrad was in the kitchen.i was in the bathroom. at some point conratd heard a pop. when he heard, he saw heidi standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway bleeding. >> and he either runs over to catch her or she falls down. >> wallace then went back to the truman home making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms, he wanted to see if conratd's story checked out. his conclusion, it did not. >> her body is at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up she would have traveled the distance he's saying she would have gone and fallen at that location. >> it was hard for wal lat to believe heidi could have traveled from the bathroom to the top of the stairs after sustaining such a severe head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> wallace shares his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreerkd everything pointed to conrad. >> why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was bas

conrad was 15 now, his little sisters chelsa 14 and savannah 10. three kids trying to make sense of a horribly frightening scene. >> my mom keeps it spic and span. there's hardly every any dust anywhere, let alone anything out of order. >> now things were anything but. >> where the desk was you could see there were papers scattered around, drawers were, you know, ripped open. >> you went into the bedroom? >> that was the first place my sister ran into. she quickly called us in and we followed her. >> what did you see there? >> there is blood on the ground. >> a lot? >> yeah. >> her mom's bed, it was made, but -- >> it was kind of haphazardly thrown together. you know, not quite smoothed out. >> she would have done it a different way. >> right. >> at that point, you were pretty upset, i would imagine. >> my biggest fear is we were going to find her. that is what scared me the most. we would find her somewhere in the house. >> but they did not. no debbie hawk, not anywhere. >> there were some drag marks, some kind of smear marks leading out to the ga

now have become the biggest oil exporter in the world what about other companies though conrad european companies caught in the crossfire of these u.s. sanctions on iran. well all sorts of companies of course are facing problems now as the united states consider this sanctions to be extra territorial they think that their sanctions can also apply to businesses here in germany that maybe have nothing to do with the united states that have no business with the united states but which have business with iran and also you know given that the impact of the u.s. in the financial world on the financial markets is so intense. german companies that continue to do business with iran risk risk to be thrown out of the financial markets completely. banks in the u.s. but also financial institutions here in europe might be saying no we won't do business with you as long as you stay in business with iran that's why it's so important that our governments not only the european union but also in that the national governments come up with hands on solutions and with the less you know lofty political talk a

who's in there for us in frankfurt thank you conrad. samsung gave a first glimpse today at its new line of foldable smartphones at a developers conference in san francisco and urged programmers to start writing apps for the new product line the company didn't want to give too much away even dimming the lights to disguise design elements when unfolded the phone resembles a seven point three inch tablet and a samsung is competing with brands like huawei to present such a device first however both were upstaged a week ago when a little known startup royale unveiled a similar foldable phone for. the news the newspaper industry it said to be it said to be dead but it's alive and kicking reports of the contrary at least news corp one of the world's biggest media groups that's the case is profit jump by almost fifty percent to one hundred twenty mm twenty eight million dollars in the last quarter now news corp owns the wall street journal and the new york post in the us the times in the sun in britain and many other papers digital subscribers

>>reporter: conrad, what do you think about? >> just keep going. >>reporter: he has an incredibly lightning fast recall for numbers and he likes zeros. >> 1 million 1 billion 1 trillion and so on. >>reporter: his newest skill is chinese. >> after his third session he learned to do this. >>reporter: it's not just reciting, it is also writing. >> can you tell what goes here? >> yes. >>reporter: remember, he is a first grader. with his ability to recite these numbers he plays with dinosaurs. which one is this? and even though he loves numbers his mom said that calculating the basics take longer. >> i want to track this because it's important for other people to know that you can do this. there are no books out there.>>reporter: his mom is determined to help him explore this gift. >> autism is on the spectrum but it's not the spectrum of the impairment. there is a spectrum of gifts that is barely researched. >>reporter: every week brings something new and for conrad it is a fun way to pass the time. >> i'm all done. >>reporter: for conrad this is just

for more on this let's cross over to our markets man conrad bosun in frankfurt conrad why is it really leading the charge here. well because of italy needs money desperately and it's popular among voters to talk about taxes higher taxes for the large tech companies because everyone knows that those companies facebook google apple et cetera are not really paying a lot of income tax on. they're huge incomes they have developed a sort of expertise in finding the best tax legislation of course in places where income taxes are very low places like ireland for example or luxembourg that's why it's really not the only country. italy has come up with the idea of taxing the revenue the sales of such large corporations but this would likely break international agreements about how corporate income is taxed and that's why the european union wants a common approach and some of the italians are saying we'll do it alone it's a joint effort doesn't come to pass by the end of this year how likely is it that we'll see common e.u. legislation. it's very unlikely because the position between the differen

equipment and it isn't the first time either that this ad was his government was the conrad arjan hour that does cause problems already just earlier this year the german president from valdez steinmeyer was on a trip and by the routes in his flight to was grounded for a while due to different technical problems but of course the debate over a purchase in new aircraft for the german government has been going on for some time but the german government is also very wary about bringing that topic to palm and particularly over fears of a backlash in claims two of unnecessary looks very but the problems all that but clearly this incident which left michael overnight in bonn is clearly not a one off event kate thank you so much kate brady there. well i'm going to be missing the start of the g. twenty but other world leaders have already touched down and when it's obvious this year's gathering is expected to be fraught with us president dole truck generally resistant to multi-lateralism is trade dispute with china as tensions unravel markets worldwide and there's little indication that the two

boson is our man for the markets in frankfurt conrad any reaction on the trading floor to these surges today a black mark in munich or i can tell you because of this was really the talk of the town here in germany's financial center frankfurt where black rock also has large offices but i can also tell you that people i talk to here find it difficult to believe how the simple act of lending stocks to someone might be illegal short selling is another speculative strategy where the lending and the borrowing of stocks is involved making the lender responsible for what the borrower does that would be like making the issue of money responsible if this money is being used in crimes so it's likely that blackrock here is more of a witness than a suspect all right let's talk about philly's mats the man of the eye of the potential storm he'll really be managed damaged by this. well you know you said it so the deals. we are talking about here have happened between two thousand and seven and two thousand and ten that's before mats became the chief of black rock supervisory board here in germany but

who's in there for us in frankfurt thank you conrad kind of us stocks surged in the u.s. after attorney general jeff sessions was fired when they afternoon sessions was a major focus of marijuana legalization the same stocks received an extra boost as michigan for to legalize recreational pot during u.s. midterm elections this week. here in michigan it's been illegal to buy marijuana for medical purposes since two thousand and eight as a painkiller for example but only for seriously and terminally ill patients so it's not a big market but that's about to change on tuesday people voted to every out of twenty one can buy and use marijuana for recreational use this store in detroit was well prepared for the day with plenty of bones on offer. michigan is the first state in the midwest to legalize recreational marijuana including michigan people can buy the joke in ten states and in the district of columbia marijuana was banned eighty years ago by the federal government overturning prohibition is a hot button topic across the entire country. i'm excited that people have the op

the same location is now just a footnote because in one nine hundred sixty three german chancellor conrad adenauer and french president agreed to end the historic rivalry between their countries forever with the ellie's a treaty a treaty of friendship helmut kohl and francois mitterrand renewed the close ties in one nine hundred eighty four at the cemetery in their dollar. vote he said astonished us. it's really amazing to see what germany and france have accomplished together. these former historical rivals who fiercely fought each other and occupied each other's territory have now become the driving force behind european integration with us the by only that those countries are more closely interwoven in terms of politics economics and civil society than any other two nations in europe at this hour perhaps even in the whole world. today angle americal and emmanuel mccall although they might view the future of the e.u. somewhat differently still valued the close ties between their countries and together they're marking the anniversary in comp janja the place where the horrors of the first

lama had tried to climb low negri three times before twice with american conrad anker the first time they had to turn back only three hundred metres from the top after a tactical mistake the second time anchor had a heart attack at six thousand metres the third time solo lama gave up two hundred fifty metres from the top due to sheer exhaustion. we don't always have to remind ourselves that staying alive. that's the most important it obviously is so only once you reached your your primary goal of the summit. then you're you've become to understand that. staying alive his. actual goal and you haven't reached out yet until you're gone. but before beginning the equally dangerous descent david lama took the time to savor being on top of the world. as a dangerous selfie if i've seen one here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you the united nations environment program has more than the world is falling behind in the race against climate change the gap between current greenhouse gas emissions and target goals is why. you're up to date with g.w. news for all of us here in ber

we asked our frankfurt correspondent conrad who isn't about what this news could mean for vets. the deals . we are talking about here have happened between two thousand and seven and two thousand and ten that's before mats became the chief of black supervisory board here in germany but it's quite likely that it is that his critics won't be interested in the fine print for them matts is a nasty capitalist anyway and he's also a millionaire to people i talk to here find it difficult to believe how the simple act of lending stocks so someone might be illegal short selling is another speculative strategy where the lending and the borrowing of stocks is involved making the lender responsible for what the borrower does that would be like making the issue of money responsible if this money is being used in crimes so it's likely that black rock here is more of a witness than a suspect sting in europe italy's putting pressure on the european union to place an easy you wide tax on big digital companies by the end of this year at a meeting of finance ministers italy's giovanna said rome wi

remember this one, john tester got elected, defeating conrad berns. hey, this works.d states by doing this. they tried in 2014, arkansas, defended the seat and put it on the ballot and passed overwhelmingly and did not work. you saw 2014, alaska, put it on the ballot, passed, did not work. it is 2018, missouri, we are back to where we started, mckaskill in that very close race, what can we read into this history? it is not as game changer, putting it on the ballot douse n does not win the election. does it have a marginal impact? if the races really close, could that get you a little bit of an extra edge. this is an interesting test this year. missouri is one of the closest senate race there is on the board this year. so this is on the ballot, we may get a read on election day to see if it could get 10,000 or 20,000 extra votes of the democrats. this is the kind of race that could make a difference. even with mccaskill running essentially democrats and she's highlighting that right now in that tight race. because there is the clear split between her and holly on this.

are now joined by three co-creators and members of the cast america conrad thank you sam a bono and sees race and welcome everyone to the stream it is so good to have you guys here especially because i have seen this production and many of our audience members have as well but even for those who didn't many of them remember the roads must fall movements i want to start here on my laptop with someone from south africa this is ivan ash who says these must fall roads must fall open the rot that lies deep within our society and resulted in clamping down activism so that his take away from this movement that we saw in twenty fifteen for you thank you so tell me about where you were when this movement started do you remember i do remember because i was on the drama campus of u.c. t.v. so we were very separate from the main body of the campus and i remember there was talk of someone who had the wrong on the statue and we were very interested in knowing what was happening and i looked at my phone and i saw on twitter and on facebook videos of the sky and all these people standing around the stat

pamela conrad, architect landscapers. we've been working on it for years. i was here before to introduce phases 2 and 3. i will share updates on the parks and the streets. hoping to address any comments or questions you had from back in may. thank you. okay. great. so i have a lot to cover. i will try to go quickly through it, so we have time to discuss and have questions. overall, i will share some updates to the boundaries, the schedule we're working towards. and i will just walk through some of the island-wide diagrams and circulations so everyone is up to the same level of understanding and then go area by area through each park and street scape. here's an updated plan for those that are not familiar with the island. and so the phase, when we were back here in may, the blue outline shows you where we were for this phase, phases 2 and 3. and we made some modifications as we've been working through the process. and we've expanded the boundary to incorporate more area for stormwater treatment. and so we need to make sure we have enough room to accommodate

conrad james an activist from raleigh, north carolina, says he was approached by a woman who claimedack matters u.s. to his dismay he later learned they were an allegedly russian-group. >> they make the entire movement look bad. who else was hooked like me by the same group. >> now the lead up to this midterm election day american intelligence officials warn their subbterfug. >> reporter: has not stopped. >> this is culmination of two years of massive investment we have made in people and technology to ensure our platforms are safe and secure place for elections. >> disinformation campaigns are by no mean it's the only threat to american democracy. russia likely targeted all states in the elections in attempt to access databases guys valuable election information. in theory it could be startlingly easy. . this year hackers made headlines at defcon conference teaching an 11-year-old how to exploit website they created. >> you can change the name, the vote. even the party. you can change whatever you wanted. >> the point was to show how vulnerable our election infrastructure really is.

remember, this one jon tester got elected for the first time, defeated conrad burns, a one point victoryhis works. you can get inroads in red states maybe by doing this. they tried it in 2014, arkansas. they were defending a senate seat, put it on the ballot, passed overwhelmingly, but didn't work. mike pryor still got blown out. in 2014, alaska put it on the ballot, passed, didn't work. so here we go. it's 2018, missouri. we're back where we started. mccaskill you said in that very close race. what can we read into this history? well, it's not necessarily a game changer. clearly, just putting it on the ballot doesn't win the election for democrats. the election for democrats. but the question is does it have a marginal impact? if the race is really close. in an otherwise close race, could that give you a bit of an extra edge, i think this is an interesting test this year because missouri is one of the closest senate races on the board this year. the thing to a tie when you start to look at it. so this is on the ballot and election day to see if it could get the extra votes, this is the

conrad of rdq economics says it's hard to get it because of participation rates because of the aging of theopulation. the u.s. could put more unemployed back to work. but the low 3.7% unemployment rate suggests the pool of workers is small andetting smaller. and the question is how much further the federal reserve will let unemployment fall before it feelsas to slam the brakes he on teconomy? >> i think their forecast would tell you they don't want to go below 3.5. i think they keep going gradualry. i don't think it means they have to go faster. it may ultimately mean they go further. >> bottom line it's hard for t a u.s. to rea goal of 3% growth. not because there isn't work to be done, it's because there may t be enough workers. or nightly business, i'm steve liesman. >>> the shale oil industry is facing annpcedented labor shortage. and with oil prices volatile that may be one of the problems brcing the eney rich permean basin. n sullivan is in midland texas tonight. >> reporter: here in west texa long timers in the oil and gas business tell you the industry is builtgs on three th

conrad from rdq economics said it's really difficult to get this additional labor via higher participatio rates because of aging of the population. the u.s. could put more of the unemployed back to work but the low 3.7% unemployment rate suggests the pool of workers iin small and gesmaller. and the question is, further the federal reserve will let unemployment fall before it feels it has to slam the brakes on the economy. >> i think they're on the edge. their forecast would tell you they don't want it to go below 3 1/2. i think they keep going gradually. i don't think it means they hav to go faster. it may ultimately they go further.to >> reporter: b line, it's going to be very hard for the u.s. to reach a goal of 3% growth. not because there isn't work to be done. it's because is there may not be enough workers. for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesman. >>> tomorrow the monthly employment report is released, and expectations for nonforeign payrolls to increase 188,000. the unemployment rate is t projecte remain steady at 3.7% and average hourly earnings ar poised to rise a fracti

and we asked our frankfurt correspondent conrad booze and white italy of all nations eager to move forward with a digital tax. you know italy desperately desperately needs money and it's popular to tax the large tech companies popular with voters that is many people in italy and not only in this country also here in germany are angry that the tech firms pay so little tax on their income you know by seeking the most favorable legislation in terms of taxes and here in europe they find it for example in ireland or in luxembourg and that's why countries like italy have come up with the idea to tax the revenues the sales the turn over all corporations this of course might be against internationally agreed rules for trading for taxing. corporate incomes and that's why the european union wants a common approach in those contribution or frankfurt correspondent now police in bulgaria have raided a printing workshop that was making high quality counterfeit u.s. dollar notes officers said they seized fake one hundred dollar bills in various stages of completion with a face value of more than one poin

mark's father, conrad, said his son was wrongly accused. >> this never leaves you. it follows you forever. >> reporter: mock fought back and won when a judge ruled there was not enough evidence the sex was nonconsensual. >> we won our case, and my son still has issues with people, you know, who to this day know about it. this will follow him for the rest of his life. so, you know, it's a horrible thing. >> reporter: the new rules restore some rights for the accused, allowing cross- atioination of witnesses, and no longer requiring a lower standard of proof for sexual assault cases. opponents say they will make students less safe. fatima goss graves of the entsonal women's law center says one-in-five students say they have experienced sexual misconduct while in college. >> i am deeply worried that our students will not continue to come forward, that they will not continue to share with their schools the violence that they are enduring. >> reporter: now, hundreds of accused students have filed tswsuits over the years, saying they were denied due process and wrongly pu

well terry the german government's conrad. only been in the air an hour late last night before it began to circle over the netherlands before turning around and making a rather unscheduled landing at cologne at ports and what we've since heard is what we've actually heard even from say a self saying that there was a serious malfunction on the plane and we've heard from several german media outlets this morning that it was in fact the radio system which had suffered problems and caused that landing but the pilot has said that there were no safety risks on the flight as a serious malfunction that doesn't sound good if the americans plane can't fly how is the chance with the rest of her delegation getting to argentina well we've heard from delegation sources this morning that having had to spend the night in born last night both merkel and the german finance minister scholtz will be taking a german government flight to madrid this morning and they will then continue in the second leg of the flight on a commercial flight so they a

well as you mentioned terry the german government's conrad everson which michael was traveling had actually only been in the air for about an hour when it had to begin circling over the netherlands before returning in the direction of germany making that unscheduled landing at cologne bonn at port in western germany now we're hearing from several german media outlets that the cause of the unscheduled landing was in fact problems with the plane's radio communication equipment of course there will be a more thorough investigation to determine the determine sorry the exact cause but we all already hearing some rather mixed reports one local newspaper in the cologne one area where that plane landed is reporting that the government is investigating all possibilities including a cause with a criminal background which of course could include anything from criminal negligence to even some atocha but it now since then the spokesperson from the. german air force has since said that they conned in fact confirm that local newspaper reporting said that only a standard investigation is underway so of cou

conrad cannot do it very well. we pool in his white house at the ranch when it was you think you'd be sweet but they were floating rafts and putting telephones and floating memo pads all over the place. the press club was to provide that relaxation. at least for a few moments when i think about the anxious moments outside and it's a really good thing. >> that's wonderful. so many more questions but i'd like to open it to the audience. we have microphones here and you can line up in the conference. anyone who is a question can line up on the mics. we will take questions alternating so first person to get to this mike i believe this lovely woman in the chartreuse jacket will start with you and go with you and please introduce yourself and let me ask you please keep your questions sustained. we will have a lot to get to. >> i love your books and i love history and fascinated to hear about how you gathered it but i'm worried about that 200 years ahead when everything we do isn't tweet or facebook or whatever all the ot

she was the most gifted politician we had in germany except phil conrad out and all and i mean i'm sure she will be remembered as an astounding woman and for women it really was very liberating to have her as a chance to because he really showed them and know how to do it and it will be very hard for any man to follow how and i don't have a clue is there anyone out there who you would say that's the kind of leadership we need to follow this chancellor is there any politician you know on the german political stage where you would say yes that is someone who could follow on from her and take share many in the direction it needs to go no one of her legacies is to have made it possible for anyone to build a stature where we would already know if they can be that leader however she's always said someone always steps up someone has now stepped up we will he has a chance to ruin himself but someone will be even i go merkel wasn't always uncle a merkel she was she has herself this week said she was born in chancellor but i think i think it'll be a long evening even she you know she's so hated a

are now joined by three co-creators and members of the cast america conrad thank you seminar bono and sees race and welcome everyone to the stream it is so good to have you guys here especially because i have seen this production and many of our audience members have as well but even for those who didn't many of them remember the roads must fall movements i want to start here on my laptop with someone from top africa this is i've been asked who says these must fall roads must fall open the rot that lies deep within our society and resulted in a clamping down of activism so that his take away from this movement that we saw in twenty fifteen for you thank you so tell me about where you were when this movement started do you remember i do remember because i was on the drama campus of u.c. t.v. so we were very separate from the main body of the campus and i remember there was talk of someone who had the statue and we were very interested in knowing what was happening and i looked at my phone and i saw on twitter and on facebook videos of the sky and all these people standing around the st

wolfgang conrad from tombs here in is the envoy of protestant sects in the uk in borgen coburg a minor princely house terms here and is the main mediator between the parties and plays a vital role in the final phase of the peace congress. if you like their states want to know how they will be treated after the war they want to know about things such as amnesty is property rights and religious freedom. guarantees of religious freedom our condition all since we will never agree on we have to keep politics and milledge in separate and. the fuse must be come to that is the only way we stand any chance of peace if we want to stand up against the demands of the two crowns in return that we will recognize the quality of communion and let it affect the emperor's hereditary land as it is important that we agree i need to. think the war is being waged on the backs of the people in the country where children used to play and hard working people told the fields now there's nothing left to see but scorched earth so a single army marching through can destroy a whole year's labor children a whimperin

it's called the conrad maldives hotel. it's more than 15 feet below the indian ocean. cool is this? >> pretty neat. >> a private gym, a bar, infinity pool. the top floor is above water, so you don't have to scoop it at breakfast. they have a relaxation deck where you can soak up the rays. if you want to go, you have to book a four-night package. it costs $200,000. >> whoa! >> it does include a personal chef and the use of a private boat. it looks really cool. >> that is so neat. >> bringing new meaning to the term sleeping with the fishes. >>> a bay area hot spot worth the swat. what makes swan oyster depot so special. >>> coming up, an expensive scheme busted. here how investigators cracked what they say was an effort to take advantage of air b and b renters in san francisco. and find out which bay area county federal officials are going to be keeping a very close eye on tomorrow. those stori california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more fu

analyst said to them the measure doesn't contain any exclusions for people convicted of crimes senator conrad verse 2 and all offenders would be eligible to reveal more goodtime credit as a result of the bill. is that your presentation the bill is a work in progress, some exclusions will be added? >> what we have is a base bill that will exclude classes baton asked the doj to take a look at, already are eligible for goodtime credit. the question was does the bill provide enhanced credit? the answer is it does provide more certainty and more flexibility to decide who gets what but those 4 classes tom cotton had questions about on the excluded list. >> that is why people raise their concerns. i want to ask you as well about thomas barr, a judicial nominee, you voted procedurally to move them forward not on the merits of whether he should be a federal judge, there are plenty of addictions to him. the naacp says he needs to withdraw his nomination, the architect of the worst voter suppression law in the country. if you voted to move them forward in the next consideration level, the headline says

and this couple had a lot of luggage for this 14 week old baby conrad, he's alert and ready for it. he's been on the move all week. >> we actually got into town on sunday, because we have a new born, so, we have been out of town, we went out of town for a found rallied and we actually just extended our trip to keep him out of the air, yeah, so, it's actually nice we're leaving now, because you know, i've just been worried with something like, this one who is 14 weeks old. >>> many people are expected to fly this holiday and they expect in california 7 million will travel. it's up 5% from last year. traffic on i-80 was packed. and there will be more at the 1:00 hour, things will start getting tight. out here right now, traffic is moving welcoming to the airport. there are a lot of delays with the planes taxiing once they get on to the runways. that cute baby you saw, he has a short flight to palm springs. hopefully he had a good flight and have a good thanksgiving. >>> search teams discovered two more fire victims. that brings the total to 81. the butte county sheriff said there are

the butte county willed fur, this couple had a lot of huge luggage for this 14 week old baby named conradas his third flight and he was alert and ready for it, but he's been on the move all week long. >> we actually only got into town on sunday, because we have a new born, so, we've been out of town, we went out of town for a funeral, and we extended our trip to keep him out of the air. it's nice we're leaving now,, but i've been worried, with something like 14 weeks old you, now, nearly -- >> now, nearly 54 million people are expected to travel this holiday. and the number in california it is predicted we'll reach 7 million more than last year. it's 5% more than last year. and 8 # was packed wednesday evening. there will be more people on the roads getting to the airports and with steve mentioned with the rain in the forecast, you know when we haven't had rain in a long time, people forget how to drive in it, you want to go slower and give yourself extra time to get to the airports, again if you're taking a early morning flight, things look great from where we are right now. leigh martin

. >> these are pictures of the conrad maldives island hotel. it is 15 feet below the indian ocean. it has a private gym, bar, infinity pool. the top floor is above water. you will find a relaxation deck where you can soak up some sun as well. you have to book a four-night package. it will set you back $200,000. >> it's just incredible, isn't it? >> my favorite hotel i've ever seen. >> once in a lifetime. i would love to see that. >> if you can afford it once in a lifetime. that is something else. >> very pricey. it's beautiful, though. >> spongebob may show up. probably not. let's take a look at what's going on outside. hi, everybody. a lot of sunshine for us today. look how calm it is. from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. a gorgeous morning on the bay. it will be mild with sunglasses needed. peninsula coast, the clouds will stay stubborn. average to above average highs all week. they had a chance of rain last week for the 11th and 12th. they have taken it away. they have taken away the fog. you can look at the clock on the upper right-hand side. no fog. let's roll all the way

it's called "muraka" and is located at the conrad maldives rangali island resort.the two-story villa is set more than 15 feet below the indian ocean.it includes a private gym, bar, infinity pool ... and even has an ocean-facing bathtub.the resort also features the world's first all-glass underwater restaurant.the lush accommodations are not for everyone though, mainly because of the price tag. visitors have to stay four nights to the tune of 200 thousand dollars.but that does buy you a personal chef for all meals and the use of a private boat.for talat - i'm jeremy roth lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend. in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders

. >> the conrad and hilton foundation and ventura county community foundation. wanted to provide as mayor fox mentioned a little earlier our primary focus right now is support for these families and for our community at large and the officer and officer's family that was impacted. in doing so, the vent rah county foundation in conjunction with with the hillton foundation established the victims website put up at vvcf.org and there's an initial donation of $100,000 and i got off our corporate partners at amgen who have put in $250,000 to start the fund. >> you can it aing about the victim fund for all of the victims and their family members. of course, we'll try to get that information on to our website, nbcbayarea.com as we continue to follow this story. >>> well, other top stories for you that we're following. take a look at what happened in sun valley mall. this is in concord last night. those shops faced with flooding there and a shopper posted this of snapchat of water seeping into the concourse. the mall spokesperson says that a water line broke. this cause

peace with a simple truth -- the very thing that freed him, reasonable doubt, could also shadow conrad truman for the rest of his life. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." thankin thankings for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie moraalemorales. >> and this is "dateline". >> he said you need to get in the car with us. tied my legs, duct taped my arms. it's terrifying. >> she thought he was mr. right, confident, hand some surgeon until the good doctor seemed to turn sinister. >> he had put his hand over my face and said go ahead and try and leave. i didn't know where else to go. >> she just broke down. >> then something deadly. >> they said he had hired somebody to get rid of me. >> a doctor plotting a murder. >> he's giving you a way to kill someone. >> very detailed precise instructions. >> investigators would launch a plot of their own and unravel not one murder scheme but two. so now you have a man and a woman who both want their exes dead. is that bizarre? >> it's shocking. >> it just is unreal. i couldn't believe this was happening. >> these detectives had a

of decolonization in southeast asia , especially singapore, malaysia, india, they are communist conrad's who say you and file british american capitalist pig. >> my answer was, go to the british public library, and the book does for you. >> all i'm going to say it? >> my question is simply this, is uncle sam ready with a counter propaganda against the terrorist and the gets people who want to destroy this country? are they really? >> that actually was discussed earlier. >> talking about the very real issue of russian robots on these things. greg, you made the case for let the transparency be there so people can see what you think. it is not people though. how we can adapt and he kind of touches some of these issues as well, and any thoughts on that? >> i think what you are going to ultimately find is that if we leave these organizations, the twitters and the facebook alone, and deal with what is happening, these people will make their money off of eyeballs, and eyeballs want to know what is real. there is a built-in incentive for them to have accurate information being conveyed. we have

host: conrad on the line for republicans. i'm a republican, as i stated my called, but there some things i like with the president does and a whole lot i don't. i listen to some of the people who call him today, how nancy pelosi shouldn't be the speaker, nancy has a deep pocket book and she knows how to cut checks and if you don't know how to cut don't care what party you within, you're not going to get nothing. if you call and try me your senator, it might take to six months, but if you are donator, it will be six seconds. everybody thinks they are all against each other with the tv goes off, these guys are wining and dining, swimming going out with girlfriends and mistresses and everything else so the world is to wake up. it's about who has the money. another thing for president with the wants to be millionaires with a wind except him and now i see why. the way he ask now, you'd ever seen a republican in this history talk like a republican. mind anddone lost his the vice president is supposed to be so religious with his bib

host: one more call, conrad on the line for republicans. go ahead. caller: i am a republican, as i stated when i called. there are some things i like with the president, and a whole lot i don't. i listened to people who called in today how nancy pelosi , shouldn't be the speaker, nancy has a deep pocket book and she knows how to cut checks and if you don't know how to cut checks, i don't care what party you are in, you are not going to get anything. meet yourl and try to senator, it might take six months. but if you donate it will be six , seconds. everybody thinks they are all against each other. when the tv goes off, these guys are wining and dining, swimming going out with girlfriends and , mistresses and everything else so the world needs to wake up. it's about who has the money. another thing for president trump, he wants to be with the million, but they would not accept him. now i see why. the way he acts now, you would never see a republican in this history talk like a republican. this man done lost his mind and the vice president is supposed

we asked our frankfurt correspondent conrad then why italy of all nations is eager to move forward with a tax. you know italy desperately desperately needs money and it's popular to tax the large tech companies popular with voters that is many people in italy and not only in this country also here in germany are angry that the large tech firms pay so little tax on their income you know by seeking the most favorable legislation in terms of taxes and here in europe they find it for example in ireland or in luxembourg and that's why countries like italy have come up with the idea to tax the revenues the sales the turn over all for large tech corporations this of course might be against internationally agreed rules for trading for taxing. corporate incomes and that's why the european union wants a common approach here. in their force in frankfurt now to asia where japanese carmaker toyota has seen a boost in sales to china and europe their third quarter operating profits surged eleven percent prompting the company to raise this year's forecast sales in the world's largest car market china h

are now joined by three co-creators and members of the cast america conrad thank you sam a bono and sees race and welcome everyone to the stream it is so good to have you guys here especially because i have seen this production and many of our audience members have as well but even for those who didn't many of them remember the roads must fall movements i want to start here on my laptop with someone from south africa this is ivan ash who says these must fall roads must fall open the rot that lies deep within our society and resulted in a clamping down of activism so that his take away from this movement that we saw in two thousand and fifteen for you thank you so tell me about where you were when this movement started do you remember i do remember because i was on the drama campus of u.c. t.v. so we were very separate from the main body of the campus and i remember there was talk of someone who had the statue and we were very interested in knowing what was happening and i looked at my phone and i saw on twitter and on facebook videos of the sky and all these people standing around the st

are now joined by three co-creators and members of the cast america conrad thank you sam of bono and cesar based on the welcome everyone to the stream it is so good to have you guys here especially because i have seen this production and many of our audience members have as well but even for those who didn't many of them remember the roads must fall movements i want to start here on my laptop with someone from south africa this is i've been asked who says these must fall roads must fall open the rot that lies deep within our society and resulted in clamping down activism so that his take away from this movement that we saw in twenty fifteen for you thank you so tell me about where you were when this movement started do you remember i do remember because i was on the drama campus of u.c. t.v. so we were very separate from the main body of the campus and i remember there was talk of someone who had the statue and we were very interested in knowing what was happening and i looked at my phone and i saw on twitter and on facebook videos of the sky and all these people standing around the