none. >> reporter: the town of clifton was on edge. 17-year-old girl named judy wittily, a sophomore at clifton high school, was found murdered. >> after miki was murdered, fear was all over clifton. people were scared. >> you had a teenager killed, now you had a schoolteacher killed. that's a lot. >> reporter: in the case of judy w witley, months go by. >> police say the murder remains a mystery and have declined to comment on any leads in the case. >> reporter: four days after miki's murder, authorities get a break in the case. they find a flashlight speckled with what looks like blood in joe's car. >> police now believe that the flashlight is linked to miki's murder, and the fact that it's found in joe's car in their minds implicates joe. >> law enforcement said the substance that was on the flashlight was blood type "o," which was miki's blood type. >> reporter: and joe says he finds the missing money in the trunk of his car. >> he said it slipped his mind, on the worst day of his life that that had happened. >> reporter: but list

clifton high school. joe bryan actually grew up 45 miles away in a place called elm mott, texas, with his twin brother jerry and his older brother jim. >> joe was very popular, and he was always laughing and kidding someone. >> he was a cheerleader in high school. friendly with everybody. >> being around joe was always the best time. >> he always liked to dress up. he always liked to look good. >> he read a lot. he played the piano. >> he played all kinds of music and of course he played in the church. >> at christmastime, he used to play the piano at my grandmothers house in the big living room. i just remember being like in pajamas, dancing around to him playing the music. >> joe and mickey met when they were kids, but they began dating when they were in their late 20s. >> i was dating one of her cousins. i said, why don't you come down and spend the weekend? she said, well, okay. i guess i could get mickey to come with me. all through the weekend, i kept thinking, you know, i might be going with the wr

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. >> reporter: with little international travel and, travel, clifton clark with palace hotels asked if those events are what they need. >> we have rooms available still. don't wait too long. >> that was da lin reporting. next to the game, the warriors are hosting the lakers in a preseason game at chase center. the parade is expected to bring in a lot of people. >>> a week from today, san francisco will left the indoor masked mandate for offices, gyms and every settings if everyone is vaccinated. you will still have to mask up in bars and restaurants when not eating or drinking. the left of the bay area is taking a slower approach. as kpix's 5sadeian narcano reports that masks might be required through the holidays. >> just because they say, you don't have to do it doesn't mean you, you know, you shouldn't do it. >> reporter: ucsf epidemiologist supports a slower approach to lifting any mask mandate. >> i think being prudent and careful are warranted in the face of what we saw last winter and the delta variant. >> along with marin having 80% of the population vaccinated, the county is r

he drove through the night back to clifton. he murdered mickey when she was in her house alone.as splattered with blood matching mickey's blood type. >> who in their right mind would do what they said i done and leave a flashlie trunk? >> joe bryan guilty of the shooting death of his wife mickey. bryan was given the maximum punishment for the murder, 99 years in prison. >> when you hear that guilty verdict -- >> you're stunned. how could they do this and you're innocent? >> reporter: despite his continued claims of innocence, joe bryan would spend more than 30 years in prison. >> i want him right where he is. i truly believe he is a very dangerous person. >> reporter: but then in 2018, new developments called into question the blood evidence used to convict him. >> i was struck by the really incredibly sloppy science that was given to the jury. >> reporter: joe's story sparked the idea for john grisham 2019 best-selling novel "the guardians." >> the expert who sent him to prison for 35 years now says he was wrong. >> i have interviewed joe bryan three times over the past several

strongly among labor groups and probably in that demographic in 2020 than what we saw in 2016 from cliftonere was a push to try to get a better democratic stronghold with labor after the 2016 disappointment. you hold onto that. that may be subject to broader economic issues that could push against democrats in 2022. lisa: i heard some of the proposals to ease up some of the supply chain kinks. it was very political in nature. he proposes keeping ports open longer, adding more workers. does anyone think this will work at a time when supply chains are increasingly complicated and depend on specific variables, not all of which can be fixed by president biden? jack: you're getting at the key issue. this is a piecemeal approach. it is not a holistic federal government solution to the problem. it is one piece of it. again, the criticism remains that they probably still need to do more work on trucking. the white house has said that this is going to be a part of the three-month push they are trying in the next 90 days to come up with more solutions, agreements with private companies on what they

this one this morning not too long ago, judge clifton newman denied bond to alex murdaugh saying he mustcould be considered at a later date. these charges were on obtaining property under false pretenses related to the 2018 death of the murdaugh housekeeper gloria satterfield. according to the state prosecutors, murdaugh came to the satterfield family at the funeral saying she could sue him after she died following a trip and fall accident at the murdaugh family home. now, he set them up with an attorney, according to state prosecutors, who then brokered a $4.3 million settlement agreement. roughly $3 million of that was supposed to go to the satterfield family, but according to families they didn't see any of it. instead, that attorney put checks in an account that shared a name with an insurance settlement firm that deals with these kinds of things in south carolina except it was one that was run by alex murdaugh. he made the name similar according to attorneys and they say that he was using that money for his own personal reasons. they laid out the case saying that he had used to pay

today, i think we are in danger of handcuffing free enterprise and capitol as dan clifton noted in a recent piece, these are the first tax hikes on capitol, golden eggs on capitol and 50 years. i find it to be for folding and certainly damage us, what do you think? >> let me shout out a couple, there's so many great people and i want to say with reagan tax cuts would not happen without richard, the chamber of commerce when the chamber of commerce was good, thank you for what you did because you are a driving force behind by. i think what reagan did gave birth to that movement being succumbed into agreeing to tax increases and that was important and others, you should be the chairman of the federal reserve's. >> by the way, i tried. [laughter] >> wanted to mention two other people, a great day to remember what happened. i don't think it would happen -- for those of you who don't remember bob marley was the editorial page of the "wall street journal" in about every day, explaining in teaching the american people why this is important. it's who came up with the term supply side remember

as dan clifton has noted in a recent piece, these are the first tax hikes on capital, right, the geese that lay the golden eggs, on capital in 50 years, and i find that to be foreboding, certainly moving in the wrong direction and will most certainly damage us in the eyes of the rest of the world. what do you think? >> for me or steve? >> for you. >> okay. >> you're not getting off. >> let me shout out a couple because there's so many great people in this room. i just wanted to say that the reagan tax cuts would not have happened without richard ron. richard you were a superstar. you were an economist at the chamber of commerce when the chamber of commerce was good. thank you for what you did. you were a driving force behind that. and then grover norquist, i don't know if you had the tax pledge then, but what reagan did certainly gave birth to that movement and held reagan from being succumbed into, you know, agreeing to tax increases, and so that was incredibly important and others, and by the way, judy, you should be the chairman of the federal reserve board because you are the top m