detective sergeant mike quinn.son: so at the time you took it over, it was-- i took it over. keith morrison: --pushing three years? pushing three years. and i reviewed the file. keith morrison (voiceover): with fresh eyes, quinn went over the case, re-interviewed people who knew both matt and holly. and suddenly-- i felt a completely different sense of what was happening. keith morrison (voiceover): now, said mark, when he called with questions or suggestions, he felt like somebody was listening, especially when he told them what he was hearing on the street. mark podolak: i was trying to-- hey, maybe this is something that could help you. maybe you should look into this. you heard about things. absolutely. it was a really close knit town. so people talk. there's chatter out there. keith morrison (voiceover): strange how that chatter seemed to focus on one particular person. coming up. a possible motive for murder. she went to the atm machine and used his card the day after his death. she wrote checks, writing his

aaron quinn and denise huskins are working now alongside law enforcement to reduce the chance of a false confession. >> detective muster thinks he's a human lie detector and the training he got makes him believe that's so. >> coming up at 5:30, how they say old school interrogation techniques led to their american nightmare and how those same techniques can convince people to admit to crimes they did not commit. >>> new details into what sparked this massive fire at the martinez refinery and the potential health impact, what two workers were doing when these flames erupted. >>> pretty to look at, dangerous to travel through, what drivers faced in the sierra trying to beat today's storm. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering fiv

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg real yield."ime now for the auction block where after a slow start the week, credit issuance picked up. we start in europe where we saw a few so-called reverse yankee sales. ibm, t-mobile and parker-hanifin all with deals. spread tightening suggested that investors bids were strong. ibm was also part of this week's u.s. high grade issuance. weekly volume was around $40 billion topping estimates. and over in high yield, issuance was higher more than $8 billion worth sold. new deals with the likes of directv, jane street and cleveland cliffs. elevated rates have opened up major opportunities. >> today, given where we are in the interest rate, a cycle, it's an incredibly attractive time for credit. so elevated rates are a tailwind for credit investing. vonnie: joining us now is head of u.s. credit strategy and blackrock. i'm just curious. we've been watching the nymex over the last two weeks. did today change anything for you? just five or six basis points that really hasn't gone away in the 10 year.

quinn and ms. huskins that owes this community an apology. >> reporter: it wasn't until muller struck again the detective investigating her very first case found the evidence that proved denise and aaron were telling the truth. >> they could have prevented two other families from being attacked. >> reporter: evidence that veteran investigators and fbi special agents missed. >> that is a problem with the training. it leads to this guilt presumptive assumptions, leads towards confirmation bias. >> reporter: evidence that finally led to muller's conviction. >> the vallejo police department owes an apology to ms. huskins and mr. quinn. >> reporter: neither the fbi, nor vallejo pd provided a response for this story, but science-based interviewing is now the standard new training method in california. governor newsom vetoed a bill a couple years ago that would have required all officers, including veterans, are retrained on this approach. pierson wants to bring that bill back with denise and aaron by his

lonnie quinn, tell us about that rain. >> well, that rain that you are referring to, the atmosphericric river, pretty clear to see here, this is channeling up towards northern california. this is going to be a lot of rain, so i guess the good thing to talk about, if that was going to southern california, that definitely would be sparking mudslides out there. it is going to come on shore as rain, and the story i believe is how much. it just hold onto that rain, even as it climbs up into the mountains. look at what we are talking about. san francisco, okay, 2 inches rain in san francisco. where you see the purple colors, the foothills of sacramento, that could be up to a foot of rain, so for the ski areas, the bases, in the mountains, it is rain. up at the mountain peaks, that is a lot of snow, 8-10 feet, over about four days. and all of this moisture, it is all generated from the subtropics. it is coming from hawaii. hawaii right now is getting slammed with moisture. remember, last week, we talked about, hey, all 50 states had at least some snow on the ground, including hawaii? that i

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>> john: lonnie quinn with the weather recipe, thank you, lonnie. >> maurice: in just a moment here,sey, the black woman shot to death in her home by a white deputy in springfield, illinois. >> john: cbs news investigated the sheriff's office, and we will tell you what we found in "eye on america." that's next. the sheriff's office and we will tell you what we found in "eye on america." that's next. (vo) weight loss is changing. for so long, i felt stuck on repeat. i tried, and tried again. lost weight, gained it back. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, zepbound works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. it's changing how much weight i lose. up to 48 pounds. and it's changing what happens. don't take if allergic to it, or if you or someone in your family had medullary thyroid cancer or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. stop zepbound and ca

two people, a mother and a daughter, were killed. >> john: lonnie quinn is tracking these storms. guys, is a much more stable atmosphere for your day tomorrow. let's visit what was happening in the atmosphere yesterday that brought about those tornadoes. tornadoes are caused by instability in the atmosphere, clashing air masses. you've got very cold air clashing with very mild air, right there where they come together, right in tennessee, that hot air wants to rise, cold air wants to sink. when they are doing it right next to each other, that is volatility. now on top of all of that you got the jet stream up and around 30,000, 35,000 feet, blowing it maybe 100 miles per hour, like a vacuum cleaner, literally pulling that air and twisting it, if you will, creating the twist, and it is accelerating the air mass and drops down to the surface. that brings about the tornado, and it also begs the question, are those elements in place again tomorrow? and i told you i am more optimistic, and the reason is there is still a big clash in temperatures, going to be 88 degrees tomorrow in austi

i'm vonnie quinn. it's been a topsy-turvy day at the market.e got the michigan data which sends stocks lower. and now we've been getting headlines out of a meeting with president donald trump and the japanese prime minister talking about reciprocating tariffs next week from the president. and also lots more headlines including about nippon steel and president trump's continued opposition to nippon steel's proposed purchase of u.s. steel. let's now get to the president of the united states, donald trump. vonnie: from just a moment and for a moment, can i just let you know that the yen has been weakening. it's trading 15159. that is not on one particular country. that is a generalized statement from the president. michael mckee joining us. we have the university of michigan inflation expectations which spoiled the market. >> there were some good and some bad come and ugly. if you want the good, 143,000 jobs isn't great created by -- they revised up december 307,000. so that is certainly good. and we saw the announcement rate go down. we saw avera

lonnie quinn is tracking the winter weather. lonnie? >> okay, guys, two different storms., this is bowdoin, maine, picked up a fresh 4 inches of snow. but on the other side of the screen, you are looking at tahoe. lake tahoe, heavy ski area going to pick up a foot maybe a foot and a half. two different storms but they are following the same path. you watch across the country. so it comes into the sierra right now. that is where it is. than it is going to make its way to the northern plains with near blizzard conditions. it keeps marching on its way towards chicago, by the time we get to, say saturday, early early morning, and then saturday night it is making its way into the northeast. philadelphia could have an icing problem out there. anywhere north of philadelphia it is a more significant snowfall than the most recent storm here, but i'm telling you guys, this storm is opening the door to a lot more storms. the whole pattern is changing. so let's look at that storm i just showed you. off it goes. as it exits, another storm coming right behind it, come into the area on t

so, lonnie quinn, are we in a time of water?with the atmosphere setting up it looks like we are. you can pick it out on this map, it's that dark arch that you see right there. again, a lot of ring within it. san francisco has been dealing with it for a couple of days. the next bout comes in tonight and this time it puts out about 2 inches of rain per san francisco but it does want to migrate to the south so a place like los angeles can tap into some of that moisture, maybe up to an inch of rain by the time we get a little later into the week but california needs to know snow dictates the health of the reservoirs and look at this. mrs. 6,000 feet in california. no snow out there. the mountain picks up some snow, but who gets the snow, who gets rain, it's all dictated by the jet stream. north of that jet stream is cold, south of it, it's warm. in fact, record warmth. if houston, texas, just two weeks ago had 4 inches of snow. houston, texas, tomorrow sets a record at 81 degrees and every number that you see here, it's an early cas

so, lonnie quinn, are we in a time of water?the atmospheric river setting up, it may very well live up to its name. the atmospheric river is a channel of very moist air that results in a lot of moisture. you can pick it out on this map, it's that dark arch that you see right there. that's your atmospheric river. again, a lot of rain within it. san francisco has been dealing with it for a couple of days. the next bout comes in tonight and this time it puts out about 2 inches of rain for san francisco, but it does want to migrate to the south. so a place like los angeles can tap into some of that moisture, maybe up to an inch of rain by the time we get a little later into the week. but california needs snow. the snow dictates the health of the reservoirs, and look at this. this is 6,000 feet in california. no snow out there. sure, the mountain picks up some snow, but who gets the snow, who gets rain? it's all dictated by the jet stream. north of that jet stream, it's cold. south of it, it's warm. in fact, record warmth out there.

i'm vonnie quinn. time for stock of the hour, blue owl.earnings today, assets now stand at 200 $50 billion, 52% year gain. it also announced it would buy as many as two point $4 billion in consumer loans from pagaya technologies. this adds to a string of deals for blue owl. for more, we have an exclusive interview with co-ceo marc lipschultz. congratulations on the earnings,. can we expect more, is there a sweet spot, more assets under management by the time we speak to you again next order? marc: there will be more assets under management, i hope and expect, and i look forward to that. i look at assets under management really as an output of a result, not an input. at our firm, we don't aspire to manage more aum but we appreciate the opportunity to manage more aum by delivering great results. we always come back to let's create good opportunities where there is mismatches between supply and demand and capital, we can deliver our dna, principal protected, downside protected income oriented strategies and deliver outstanding results. vonnie

. >> reporter: the sitter was only able to track down his other dog, quinn. >> sawyer was long gone.job of finding sawyer. >> i was basically trying to stay in two time zones at the same time with communicating. >> reporter: two days after he got back to the states on january 17, he and a drone company took their search to the sky. sawyer was curled up in a ball against a fence along freedom's way. he headed that way while on the phone with the drone operator. >> i panicked. and even though i was told don't call his name, because he's in fight or flight, he might run. i panicked and said his name. i didn't shout it. i just said "sawyer." i couldn't see anything, the drone guys says he's looking at you. so i said sawyer, and he came running toward the fence. >> reporter: ten days of panic and fear instantly relieved all thanks to the help of strangers. >> i can't even begin to express my gratitude to this community and everything they did to make it possible for him to come home. >> what a reunion. our thanks for that report. >>> there is a sweet new arrival at the oregon zoo. a brand

. >> reporter melissa quinn of butte county had no idea when she checked in that the iconic waterfrontel in oakland's jack london square was closing friday at midnight, possibly for good. that means after 35 years in business, no more bookings and no more conferences. >> it's going to be sad. and some people like everything new, but things that have been here for years, they mean something. and when they disappear, you'll never get them back. >> hyatt hotels, which manages the property, is stepping away due to financial issues with the hotel's owner. the 145 room hotel, known for its canoe wallpaper and boat shaped lamps, sits on the edge of the oakland estuary. >> i'm hoping some new owners maybe keep it going. >> this couple from new orleans were also among the last customers. >> we checked in, and the guy said, tomorrow you have to check out. it's our last day forever. that's what he told us. so very disappointing. >> we were a bit in shock because he seemed very sad too. >> i'm just sad for the community and just worry about all the community workers here and the livelihood of oakl

the only need to territorial integrity is unfortunately in the quinn affairs. the un secretary displays into the hands of the west, included and see you on 2nd sector general. also according to your article, $100.00, the young secretary registrar to be unbiased. and it's not entitled to receive instructions from any government was troubled by is a no trend. it instructions, but the fact that and tony and whichever is, and his deputies on the secretaries concerned, and i, you asked for the u. k. canada and all the major member states. they have leading positions, the ones that are too right. and they say exactly what the west needs. sure, just a cancellation of the truth is you have to not have a way to the choice to preserve, to maintain via had gemini a couple of weeks ago and see you in general assembly at to meet in dedicated to the hall across from, from state the un secretary general's meals through each ray that went to west coast because had said at the western event and he didn't mention by whom the ocean with wesley the right of it was the right domain

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aviv in the meantime, crowds have been gathering since early morning watching the release on john quinn's as usual, celebrating those freed would also standing in solidarity with those 2 inc. if tibbetts, he writes, now 79 hostages remain in gauze including 3 taken before october, 7, 2023, on the palestinian side as well. will release $183.00 prisoners, including $152.00, gaza among them. 7 southern live sentences with been deported to the palestinian clave and others are originally from gaza, so they will be returned. home says he others. so $22.00 will be sent to the west bank and one exemption citizen will be sent back to egypt until now is we will release more than $400.00 palestinian prisoners. we have been able to speak to many of them and all points that the deal is not a solution to the road. the crisis between israel and palestine, let's say, can listen, let's say, can listen to this x retain the what he had to say. the thing is something that we have our palestinian people have been living in anxiety for a 100 years. our people need freedom and the establishment of a palestinian

the key issues of our times on out to 0, i sending so from peru ahead together with the lima aurora quinn. jo and i'm putting a young old gathering to send a grant on exchange knowledge which is a fairly recently new pool. the union is becoming a powerful force to change based on their future model. 12 other indigenous communities have secured nearly $7000000.00 to improve the course of the kind of self sufficient nearby thought that as to the way, i mean, most of it is gone, the st. jude if you've got no sorry jesus to like the big inc. and they do most forms in june the sound. util. munoz, the bank for 1st is the things you know read that you've got the series among citizens, the florida aspect that you put up to the ukraine. a father front line, a mother and children can this time of the seas future when the sky is full, the sign is without and the ukraine escaping the dock with out just the the israel steps up operations in the occupied westbank. displacing thousands of palestinians already struggling to survive the image of whom the south is your life and also coming up a challenging

what, when do we have quinn, q, the x to the, the, the position i was suggesting fell great. i was suggesting that we send americans in and uh, the bridges on the drain and put on your bill. is us on the move dining room probably now. now that's what it's done or when it's here, all the on use will take it alley. it will save you from us to class, as you know, the middle of it is what i need to file a possibility for this most of our thoughts. then this one is not at the guidelines, so we'll see how much you know, around noon. it might be, you know, a lot less radioactive and then something is active uranium, but still it's radioactive. it has the toxins, the thinking killed the laptop. you want me to go and see. so ease of us here. again, let's see the echo seats. no, boeing, good. i don't know. the museum old i was suggesting we pharma fell great. the web bill call us. what day was the in the 2nd half of the 1940 the powerful european army losing their college. one of the 1st to start collaborating was the dutch empire. on august 17 1945, the declaration of independence of

that was him giving the -- speech, emily perry quinn covered on his show his ray-bans -- >> we recovered they could make it to hollywood now, the ray-bans, and celebrate him. >> there was a backup quarterback in the nfl that was retained by a cantankerous coach for mike many years. while he didn't want him to play, he didn't want anyone else to have him. the key is not necessarily what biden's plans are, but what caa's plans are. a big one to scoop him up, make sure any revenue from any deals, which would be in house for. the question remains, what could or would he do? the only thing i could think of was a ghostwriter writing his next book. tick tock, because i think the sooner the better, if you know what i mean. >> i can't say what i'm thinking. >> this is better than the millions pouring in. >> say what i'm thinking. "weekend at bernie's part 2". >> yikes! yikes! >> i feel bad. i think this is a little bit -- i am jealous of barack obama. remember that big deal michelle and barack obama did with netflix for like $45 million? the first thing he does is come out of the gate and he want

. >> reporter melissa quinn of butte county had no idea when she checked in that the iconic waterfront hotel in oakland's jack london square was closing friday at midnight, possibly for good. that means after 35 years in business, no more bookings and no more conferences. >> it's going to be sad. and some people like everything new, but things that have been here for years, they mean something. and when they disappear, you'll never get them back. >> hyatt hotels, which manages the property, is stepping away due to financial issues with the hotel's owner. the 145 room hotel, known for its canoe wallpaper and boat shaped lamps, sits on the edge of the oakland estuary. >> i'm hoping some new owners maybe keep it going. >> this couple from new orleans were also among the last customers. >> we checked in, and the guy said, tomorrow you have to check out. it's our last day forever. that's what he told us. so very disappointed. >> we were a bit in shock because he seemed very sad too. >> i'm just sad for the community and just worry about all the community workers here and the livelihood of o

quinn tessa hathaway. nate snyder.nd -- each chair candidate is entitled to 10 minutes for nominating and seconding speeches which might be divided up among no more than four people. based on that randomly drawn speaking order, we will begin with former governor martin o'malley. i ask that him and his speakers join us. the chen minute window -- the 10 minute window will begin once your first speaker begins. >> good morning, i am wendy davis from georgia and i rise to nominate a city councilman, mayor, governor, presidential candidate and respected and dedicated party leader, martin o'malley. his experience battle tested leadership and proven ability to win tough elections, govern effectively and turnaround seeking -- sinking ships is how we should -- is why he should be the party's next chair. these are not ordinary times and our neighbors across america cannot afford for us to just tweak around the edges. we need a we -- a leader willing to take significant and not incremental change. martin o'malley wrote the book on

it also used quinn, a family of a.i. models.lso open source, put out by the chinese technology giant alibaba. while deep sea is currently the best, china's big technology companies have been releasing a number of artificial intelligence models, mostly open source, that are getting better and better. if the history of technology is any guide, the ability to see the innards of these models and understand their reasoning should lead to greater and faster tech innovation than using closed models that others can't use for collaboration. second, constraints can be useful as intel's former ceo pat gelsinger has noted, just as art sometimes flourishes in repressive environments where restrictions force artists to be creative, so also engineers often operate best under constraints forced to use second tier chips, chinese engineers produced creative workarounds. that's not just true with deep seek. in 2023, the chinese telecommunications giant huawei released a phone with a seven nanometer chip, a kind that had been explicitly banned by u

quinn tessa heart we. i -- hathaway. the 10 minute window begins once your first speaker begins. >> we shall overcome we shall overcome we shall overcome today♪ ♪oh, deep in my heart, i do believe we shall overcome today♪ [applause] >> all that i am and will ever be is because of the life and legacy of my late mother, mr. joanne hathaway, my hit father mr. andrew jackson pride. my grant parents mr. and mrs. joe willie and willie may hathaway. for the ancestors, for who this day is truly dedicated that have allowed all of us to assemble together both red, yellow, break, white, all precious in the divine's site. i would be remiss if i didn't acknowledge that this is african-american history month and we are so grateful to the hit ancestor dr. carter good win woodson who is considered the father of african-american history for laying the foundation for which all of us have been laid upon. i would like to acknowledge my family, my church family in nashville, tennessee, jackson street church of christ. my tribe, most of my al

january 23rd this is the san francisco housing authority commission meeting i am the president what quinn torres we please call the meeting to order and take roll president walking to us president commissioner leroy lindo commissioner we want to present commissioner marion pike susan. item three is the acknowledgment of the raw material colony community. >> yes the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the rahmatullah colony who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw to colony have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives the raw material known to communities and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >

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now we're joined by four fantastic guests, pedro pascal, vanessa kirby, joseph quinn, ebon moss-bachrach all the fans got their first look? >> which one is he talking to? >> george: all of you. >> it feels amazing. >> it's amazing. it's really special. we had an amazing time so we want to share that amazing time with everybody. we're so excited that it's finally out there and that we get to be here with all of you to see it at the same time. >> sam: you picked an incredible spot there. [ applause ] looks like they packed the crowd in behind you. pedro, just a quick question because your fashion today is definitely on point. you get to be mr. fantastic. i could never pull this off, by the way, but you make it look good. then you get to be mr. fantastic, but you also get a blue jump suit with white boots and a white belt. that's kind of amazing. so what's it like to kind of become mr. fantastic? [ laughter ] >> humbling. the suit was very fitting for all of us. had a little bit of a retro go-go boy vibe. [ laughter ] and i think, you know, we pull it off. >> george: ebon, has it been hard

. >> and joseph quinn... "human torch." >> hi!ion star era now. >> i suppose so. >> nischelle: the cast launching the new trailer for "the fantastic 4 first steps" at the u.s. space & rocket center in huntsville, alabama today! >> i just want them to love it. >> nischelle: the origin story in theaters july 25 also reveals the next big bad: galactus! >> face it together as a family. >> nischelle: oh, yeah, y'all. the new era of marvel is here! also ready to take flight? the cast of "captain america: brave new world!" rachel smith with mcu newbie, harrison ford, and "cap" himself, anthony mackie. >> you are #1 on the call sheet. >> i'm #6. i'm always #6. >> why? >> it's my lucky number, my first marvel movie i was #6 on the call sheet so after that. >> i was hearing to say you were ahead of harrison ford, indiana jones himself. but you kept yourself at #6. >> i'm always #6. >> you've always been so awesome so humble and kind. >> thank you so much. i'm a good dancer too. >> oh, we gonna be showing off that two step later. >> wait for

david quinn bee that the project is subject to two exceptions. it impacts a historical resource. and two that the project in and of itself and location has unusual circumstances in play. now. with respect to the historical resources, valencia street has a long history. in many historical document it is valencia is categorized the first street of san francisco. of historical documents indicate that valencia street was the first street in san francisco that was graded. valencia street is part of a historic district. the valencia 16 street post fire historic district. and part of the liberty hill historic district as well. nowhere in the submissions med by the mt a thus far is there i discussion of the impact that the project with respect to the bicycle lanes -- what so ever. no discussion of what the implications of the project will entail to the corridor and historic crawl and address in our documents the aesthetics of the street. with the history of the valencia street corridor one thing the planning department has highlight in the its studies is

january 23rd this is the san francisco housing authority commission meeting i am the president what quinntake roll president walking to us president commissioner leroy lindo commissioner we want to present commissioner marion pike susan. item three is the acknowledgment of the raw material colony community. >> yes the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco