chris hall was charged in the drowning death of his wife cristi. rosecutors were preparing to lay out their case, hall's daughters stood by him, proclaiming his innocence. would anything change their minds about their dad? here again is keith morrison. >> burke strunsky is a hard charging man, ex-member in good standing of the san francisco's d.a.'s office, now senior deputy d.a. in riverside. that takes skill, persuasive powers. strunsky would need them in the case against family man chris hall. >> mr. hall on the surface looks like a loving family man. he looks like a good father. he's somebody that had the support of his family. >> so he did, but strunsky wasn't buying the loving father and family man bit. no. when he heard about chris hall's obvious grief, the wailing that went on after the so-called accident, the phrase that crossed his mind was, "it's an act." >> i think it was a wonderful performance by the defendant of acting like a bereaved husband. but when you look at his actions, how little he did to help his wife -- >> who tried harder

had taken to the negative all chris hall just all the time gone by then i'm going you know how playing again because they couldn't get back it cannot and got me hooked up. with c. him so c. you don't know where your so called girl got up off it's hello there well we're going up over there going to go i'll tell you i did and then i guess i just had a lover you got to go see where you gonna go and if they're going to. go to the roof was because it is so awkward the wind up one of the posters under the group to look up or they're going to go you know i'm going to you can put it on i'm there when i was or what in a there with. no. clothes it was it was you know. i never. was just oh oh. oh how it was a little boy you looked up. you know. how do. c you know. what to do know what you want to look you're not a joke but then i doubt you'd ever like it if i don't want to talk about books that look at other know. how you know the yodel how you know the look how you know them look. i don't know she was one of. their own or. you have good you don't know where you know you know that that i don't i'

had taken to the negative all chris hall just i was watching them go on and i'm going you know how clearly you can get it because they couldn't get back it cannot and got me hooked up. with. c him so c. you don't know where your so called girls were going to have to says hello there well we're going up over there we're going to go out to your outfit and then i guess i just had a lover you got to go see where you going to go and if they're going to. go to the real what because it is a log of wood up one of the pub a 100 through the loop or they're going to go you know i'm going to put it on i'm there when i was or what in a there will be. oh. how close it was it was you know. i never was there and i was just oh oh. oh how could you talk a little boy would you look up. you know. how do. c you know. what to do know what you want fuel you're not a joke but you know don't you know folks like to point out we don't talk about all the devil don't know. how you know the yodel how you know the look how you got out there look. i don't know she was one of. the also the most. so you're good you don't k

hall. corporal chris ford had been an i.t.. >> richter came down and said, hey, do you mind taking a look at this? i start looking for what we call low-hanging fruit. what's easily available. that's when i started digging through and finding the audio files. >> nobody had listened to the audio files before because investigators were so focused on finding video from the night nique disappeared. that's just what ford did at first too. >> i basically looked at the video in raw format, which is basically computer language. >> something was recorded there. >> yes. it just wouldn't play. >> eventually ford determined the screwed up files were no accident. someone had defeated those files and then run a cleanup program to clear the data base logs. not once, but twice. >> the only two times the cleanup drives were run were the days that he reported her missing and the day her body was found. >> i'll never forget the day he comes to my cube and says, these videos were deleted. this wasn't corrupted. he turns to leave and he looks back

chris patten, then chairman of the bbc, sent for tony hall, a former director of bbc news, who directede. i'm standing on the edge. after steadying the ship, hall's big challenge was to negotiate a new charter for the bbc. central to his deal was the bbc taking on a welfare payment for free tv licenses for the over 75s. hall considered this nuclear. did you threaten to resign over that? i thought about resigning, but at that moment i thought you have got to get in there and try to stop this or ameliorate what they're proposing to do. did you make it clear to them that this is a welfare payment and that's what governments do and not broadcasters? yes, we made all of those arguments. it was one of the most difficult and tense sets of negotiations or discussions i've ever had. the bbc has now said it will only pay for those on pension credit, a level the government decides on. at the end of that negotiation, which you led for the bbc, the bbc had a time bomb placed underneath it, and that time bomb is going off just as you are leaving. you call it a time bomb, i say we've come to a solutio

hall which was named after anthropologist alfred kroeber the school says it chose remove his name because of his association with the exclusion and erase sure of native americans. berkeley chancellor, carol chris said that some of kroger's writings and views are in clear opposition to the school's values for now the hall will remain unnamed until replacement name can be chosen. so to come an important alert. the fda is issuing a warning to consumers over all alcohol based hand sanitizers from mexico. >>how these products could pose a toxic risk to your health and as far as the warriors get ready to take on the timberwolves for the second time in 3 days a head coach kerr talks about the balance of trying to win games. >>and those women says senator bernie sanders warm to the presidential inauguration and that have become means are we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because d

contra costa county health officer dr chris foreign itano spoke at a virtual town hall hosted by eastongressman markey. sonya. i think we're starting to see some. effect of the rollout of the vaccinations, starting to pl heat the turninge pandemic because of the vaccines, hospitalization and transmission rates are starting to drop, but areas of concern still include communities with many essential workers who live in crowded housing and minority neighborhoods are still started still seen higher than average covid numbers. still to come at noon. we continue to see the images of damage caused by this latest storm what crews will be doing today along highway one in big sur after part ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, build me up... ♪ ♪ buttercup... ♪ ♪ baby just to let me down! ♪ ♪ let me down! ♪ ♪ and mess me around... ♪ ♪ and worst of all, worst of all ♪ if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. geico motorcycle. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they'

cromer hall named after anthropologist alfred kroeber the school chose to remove his name because of his association with the exclusion under a share of native americans berkeley's chancellor carol chris says that some of kroger's writings and views are in clear opposition to the school's values for now the hall will remain unnamed until a replacement can be chosen. and kron four's always tracking local stories so here is a look at what we're working on right now this is what's happening in your neighborhood will go to the north bay first because fairfield police are investigating the death of a woman. officers say around 6 this morning, a passer by found the woman lying down and unresponsive in a parking lot of us a lot of these solano town center on travis boulevard. investigators say there was no obvious signs of trauma but at this time they're calling the death suspicious. the body has not been identified. also in the north bay this teacher at sonoma valley high school faces crime charges involving a student. sonoma county sheriff's deputies arrested 45 year-old aaron tucker on monday they say that occur had an inappropriate relationship with the student over emails for about 3 mo

berkeley chancellor, carol chris says that some of kroger's writings and views are in clear opposition to the school's values for now the hallmain unnamed until replacement name can be chosen. still ahead stormtracker for keeping an eye on the wind and the rain across bay area chief meteorologist lawren >>now 5.30 we're tracking the rain and the wind across bay area and beyond tonight, this is a live look at the current radar conditions on your screen green yellow and orange which indicates more severe rain and our kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>has the very latest information on all of this active weather activity going on active weather activity. described really simply amazing. >>it is so active around the bay area want to give you an idea some of the winds been rounding up some of the numbers usually we start talking about all these gusty winds over the mountain tops we have 1680 mile an hour gusts across some of the >>down where we live where matters most how about richmond they had a gust of 61 miles per hour berkeley augusta 56 happen yh

kroger hall named after anthropologist alfred kroeber officials say the move is because of his association with the exclusion and erase your of native americans berkeley chancellor, carol chrisays that some of kroger's crow burr's brother. writings and views are in clear opposition of the school's values for now the hall will remain unnamed it helped replacement name can be chosen. a safeway in berkeley has been suspended from selling any alcohol for the next 45 days. >>after officials say it was found to be selling booze to minors 3 times within a 2 week period. this is the safeway here on shattuck place the state department of alcoholic beverage control says the store cannot resume alcohol sales until the suspension is over the license will. also be in at least probation will be on a probationary status for the next year. for your money tonight, the stock market posted its biggest drop since october today, thanks to the decline of several big tech companies this after setting a record high just 2 days ago the s and p gave up more than 2 and a half percent today in most of the sales we're in a facebook netflix and google's parent company alphabet but it's not all bad news s

chris alvarez. >> what a match-up to finish out the nfl divisional playoff weekend. two future halltrying to make his record 14th conference titleme ledrewri d ck. antoine winfield knocks the ball out. devin white recovers and the bucs are in business. on that drive brady finds leonard fornet. we're all tied at 20. cook can't watch. midway through the fourth quarter now, bucs up three, and this time white picks off brees and the bucs are back at it. brees, he threw three interceptions in this engagement. just can't do that. ensuing bucs possession, brady gets sneaky. the one yard quarterback sneak for the score. the bucs scored all of their three touchdowns off of turnovers. brady tries to get a high five from the ref who declines. the two legends embrace while brady headed to green bay for the championship. there are rumors this is brees's last game. he said he needs to think about it, but it sure sounds like this is the end of a hall of fame career. >> no complaints, no regrets. man, i've always tried to play this game with a great respect and a great reverence for it. and there a

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book about creativity, and chris frantz, the -founder and drummer from talking heads about his new book, "remain in love." ( applause )>> 'd like to thank the rock and roll hall of fame for givhag this band y ending. >> reporter: how wa ethat a happying and why? >> well, we hadn't perfmed ertogeor something like 1 w8 years whdid that and, and so, there was that whole pt eriod of like, s wondering why, you know? was it something i said? ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> reporter: what i really appreciate speaking wthese people about is obvioly they've had remarkable success in the artistic and musical world, but what's so fascinating is so many of these people, their success was short. it was a finite period when you look at their whole life. and now, as they look back, it really provides insight into hov wea full, balanced life. and just to take this a little further, i think that's kind of what we're all going through. obviously, we're not all rock stars and musicians, but all of us in this past nine months have verythingevaluate that we know and everything that we do and how we balance our life and our profession and our existence, and i think it's really kind of endearing

chris barnitono to discuss test, vaccine distribution and what's next in fighting the pandemic. the virtual town hallill be held live on zoom at 3:00 p.m., and you can also watch it through the congressman's facebook page. >>> a majority of californians say they will get the covid-19 vaccine, according to a new poll out this morning and jobina is at the live desk with more on this. >> thank you, kumasi. that newly released survey conducted by the california healthcare foundation and the university of chicago. 71% of california residents said they will get the vaccine, when it becomes available for them. 13% say they would probably not be vaccinated and 16% said they would definitely not. the survey began in mid-november, that's before any vaccine was approved by the fda. the survey found that nearly 9 in 10 californians say it is important for governor newsom and lawmakers to make sure there are enough doctors and nurses and other healthcare providers to tackle the pandemic. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. abc 7 news is monitoring the vaccine roll jourout and you ca on our vaccine tracker, 60% of doses

chris bartatano to discuss the latest on testing, vaccine distribution and what's next this fighting if pandemic. the virtual town hallon zoom live at 3:00. and you can also watch it through congressman deanyay's facebook page. >>> tapped oakland based blue shield of california to help with the vaccination effort. california public health officials say the insurance company will create and manage a statewide vaccine administration network to distribute vaccinations to providers. experts say helping allocate doses could be a huge help as they try to vaccinate. >> this burden is coming into organizations that are already crushed by the >> the contract with blue shield is still being finalize bud hoping the transition will happen by mid fab. and kaiser permanente based in oakland will help deliver the vaccines. abc7 news is monitoring the vaccine rollout. our tracker, nearly 60% of doses received here in california have now been administered and that is an improvement. find the tracker on our home page at abc7news.com. >> stopping the spread of covid-19. a new poll this morning reveals the percentage of californians who

hall has more. >>and vision in an operation security briefing with vice president mike pence fbi director chris wray making his first public appearance since the deadly riot at the capitol we are seeing an extensive amount. >>of concerning online chatter. he says one of the challenges is decipher ing between the aspiration ul and the intentional we're monitoring all incoming leaves weather calls for armed protests. tension threats that grow out of the january 6 breach of the capital or other kinds of potential leading up to our girls. events and it will be an inauguration like no other layers of fencing in more than 20,000 national guard members. >>these troops left from peoria headed to dc you get excited to do. but you also get nervous you never know exactly what to expect and what to expect is on known federal authorities are reportedly preparing for possible explosive devices and heavily armed protesters in dc and at state capitols fbi's director says 200 people have been identified from last week's attack. >>more than a 100 people have been arrested he says that should serve as a warning for ot

gaynor hall has the details and vision in an operation security briefing with vice president mike pence fbi director chrise deadly riot at the capitol we are seeing an extensive amount. >>of concerning online chatter. he says one of the challenges is decipher ing between the aspiration ul and the intentional we're monitoring all incoming leaves weather calls for armed protests. tension threats that grow out of the january 6 breach of the capital or other kinds of potential leading up to our girls. events and it will be an inauguration like no other layers of fencing in more than 20,000 national guard members. >>these troops left from peoria headed to dc you get excited to do. but you also get nervous you never know exactly what to expect and what to expect is on known federal authorities are reportedly preparing for possible explosive devices and heavily armed protesters in dc and at state capitols fbi's director says 200 people have been identified from last week's attack. >>more than a 100 people have been arrested he says that should serve as a warning for others, we know who you are if you're out ther

chris wallace, as we continue to watch the walk up constitutional avenue, the protesters on the balcony, and now inside the capitol building is there now in lockdown. protesters inside statuary hall. >> the right side of your screen is really the most remarkable, the one on the left side is pretty unprecedented. someone who used to cover antiwar rallies, anti-vietnam war rallies in the 60s and early 70s in washington, you have half a million protesters, they never got anywhere close, anywhere near this close to the capital. incidentally, some of those that you can see there are on the west front. that is where in 14 days, two weeks from today, joe biden is going to be sworn in as president. that is where the inaugural stands are and that is where the protesters are. the extraordinary shot on the right side of your screen, as bret pointed out, statuary, just feet away from the house chamb chamber. and how protesters got inside, rather chad was talking a little while ago about the bombing, terrible incident, look at there. that is right off the floor of the house chamber. you can see a parade of protesters. back in the 80s when they had that bombing, the capital was a completely di

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chris miller. now the hunt is on for many of the rioters. the fbi and d.c. police asking the public for help identifying them, like this man carrying the confederate flag through the hallsngress. others have been named. the bearded man wearing the camp auschwitz shirt is robert packer from virginia, the individual in all black with a holster is eric munchville from nashville. he is charged with two federal crimes. also charged is a retired reservist army colonel named larry brock who also had flexible handcuffs. erin, one thing investigators are looking into is to what extent the rioters included active duty law enforcement and military. we are told there are at least seven officers across the country who are under investigation by their departments from new york, philadelphia, seattle, virginia and texas. so, of course, very troubling to think that there could have been law enforcement and military among those rioters. erin, one more thing we should note is that the president has just agreed to that emergency declaration that had been requested by the mayor of washington, d.c. erin? >> alex, thank you very much. i want to go out front now to john scott railton. he's be

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chris miller. now the hunt is on for many of the rioters. the fbi and d.c. police asking the public for help to identify them, like this man carrying the confederate flag through halls of congress. the bearded man wearing the camp auschwitz shirt is from virginia. the man in all black seen carrying plastic restraints is eric munchel from nashville. he was charged with two federal crimes. a retired reservist air force lieutenant colonel, larry brock, who also had flexible handcuffs, was also charged. wolf, so far, 20 people have been arrested on federal charges. acting u.s. attorney for d.c. says hundreds could eventually get arrested, including some for murder. we should also note we just heard from the acting secretary of homeland security, chad wolfe, who has said he has directed the secret service to move up its security operations from the day before the inauguration on the 19th. now starting, he said, instead this wednesday. >> the fbi notes these direct threats now aimed at the president-elect, vice president-elect and the speaker, nancy pelosi. very, very disturbing. alex, thank you very much. let's go to the white house right now. jim acosta is standing by.