the man in black calls aaron by his name. >> and he said, "aaron, turn over." and -- >> he knew his name. >> yeah. and, like, that was another, like, oh my god, what is this? >> reporter: he is weirdly courteous and complimentary. >> and he was encouraging me saying, "you're doing a good job. continue." >> saying you were being good victims? >> yeah. he asked if i was comfortable. i mean, just -- i'm like, "what -- what the hell do you care?" >> reporter: aaron and denise are stuffed in a closet, trussed up with zip ties, and blindfolded with blacked out swim goggles. headphones playing soothing music are placed over their ears. they are forced to chug a cocktail of cough syrup laced with a powerful sedative. >> just total sensory deprivation. >> i don't know a better word than terrifying because it wasn't just a robbery. >> and so you probably thought the end might be death. >> yeah. i was convinced of it. yeah. >> and we were helpless at that point. >> reporter: aaron hears a prerecorded voice in his headphones. threatening that if he resists, they'll shock d

meanwhile, aaron was going through hell of his own.ccording to court documents, aaron awoke, cut himself free, and saw that his car and laptop were gone. his phones were still there. and he saw e-mail messages demanding the money. despite warnings he calls the police. >> he also had stated if i called anybody they would hurt denise. >> but you did it anyway. >> so i had to make a decision to call the police. i figured like i'm going to be safe, the police will come. >> reporter: but aaron soon went from victim to suspect. >> the moment you walked into the door and you told this story, nobody believed you. >> yeah, they accused me of being drugged. i told them -- i said yes, i am. they drugged me. i gave them permission to go search through my house. i gave them access to all my e-mail accounts because the kidnappers were e-mailing and fairly quickly they turned to detectives saying i don't believe you. just started saying i killed denise. >> what is that moment like? >> i knew they were going to look at me as a suspect. that's what the

. >> that night aaron and denise are in a closet with zip ties and blind folded and head phones overir ears and forced to chug a cocktail which was a powerful sedative. >> we were helpful at that point. >> aaron hears a voice in his head phones threaten forget he resisteds will cut her face. a subdued denise is stashed in the trunk of a car drink three hours to south lake tahoe where she says she's sexually harrassed and they leave aaron behind demanding two payments of $8500 they knew exactly what he could afford. >> if they asked for $1 million i'd have to go to the police. >> it is an agonizing decision but ten hours his home invaded and girlfriend abducted aaron makes what he says is the toughest call of his life, he dials 911 knowing he is gamblin >> before i hit 911 i was thinking i might be killing her. >> as of this moment, miss huskins wearabouts are unknown and treating this matter as a kidnap rans yoomom. >> she's been kidnapped and possibly held for rand some. >> she is kept sedative during much of her time and is now speaking openly. >> he raped you? >> yeah. >> she says

doesn't come back. >> aaron louis bolted from the hospital.he closest link to beverly carter slipped through their fingers. police launched a citywide manhunt. >> was that one of the first things you did was get photos out to the media? >> yes. >> and her life is astake? >> yes. >> reporter shannon miller cuts in with breaking news. >> was the whole city glued to their tv sets as the hunt for beverly was on? >> absolutely. so many people knew this picture, knew this face. >> and. >> was on the lookout. these men who knew beverly were discussing the case from this office. >> as we're standing in front of this window with the window aaron lewis walks in front of the window. >> they immediately called 911. >> 911. >> they're looking for a guy here that was involved in the realtor being kidnapped and this guy looks like him and he is nervous and he's out here at a bus stop. >> conan went out to the bus stop to conform it really was lewis. >> i approached him. he was a little standoffish. i made quick conversation about the bus routes, which put hi

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the development brought aaron to a tipping point. were you no longer wavering at this point, aaron?the side of, "oh, my god?" >> yeah. >> reporter: "my father killed my mother?" >> yeah. >> reporter: now, aaron, too, wrote his dad a letter. if he was guilty -- >> it's time. it's time to man up and -- and do what you should've done two years ago. >> reporter: keith's defense attorneys went to the prosecutors to hammer out a plea deal. they agreed on 30 years in prison for the murder and for soliciting the hit. moments later, keith was standing in a paducah courtroom, speaking the words his family and friends never in a million years thought they'd hear him say -- yes, he murdered julie. >> there's no excuse for what i did, and i can't take it back, and she was my best friend and i don't know what happened to me, but i did it, and there's nothing i can do about it. >> reporter: temple bradley, who works near the courthouse, was there. >> i'm just -- my heart breaking. that the person that i have put -- whole heartedly put my trust in for two years has lied to my face. >> i just can't

aaron: i have no idea.and the market probably appreciated someone of gary cohn's background and political views involving the administration. very pro-trade and oriented towards a growth economy, and so i think this could put risk for policies. this is what matters a lot of these roles, who is advising the president and ultimately what are the policies we see enacted? gary out ofne like the system, not advising trump i , can't imagine is a positive thing. emily: great to have you here on the show. thank you so much. we'll talk much more about gary cohn's resignation. we are continuing to cover breaking news president trump's , top economic advisor gary cohn is stepping down. president trump says in a statement that gary has been my chief economic advisor and did a superb job of driving the agenda and reforms unleashing the market economy once again. he is a rare talent and i thank him for his dedicated service to the american people. we will continue to bring you the details of the story as it happens. this

attorney for aaron rich. thanks for being with us.nt named in today's lawsuit, can you explain how they were dragging your client, seth's brother, into this? >> thanks for having me. the introduction that you showed the viewers at the start of this piece was sort of about the prelude to this suit, the story that existed about the seth rich conspiracy from around january until may. after that, these defendants that are named in the lawsuit today decided to make aaron rich, seth's brother, the target of the conspiracy theory and sort of named him as the technical mastermind behind the leak and also somebody who took money from wikileaks into his personal bank account. that started around the summer of 2017 and the allegations grew more grotesque from there. they started to allege that aaron rich warned seth's girlfriend to break up with him and leave d.c. because he knew in advance the murder was coming. they made up a meeting that purportedly occurred at the dnc where aaron threw a chair at donna brazile. all of this is made up. >> the

i'm proud to be here with aaron organizing with congressman ted dioch. representing in congress the students who have sacrificed so much, spoken eloquently and demanded the attention of the nation. aaron helped organize the congressional solidarity walk out that all of us are honored to be apart of. [ cheers and applause ] >> the congressional solidarity walkout, we are moved by your eloquence and fearless insistence on action to prevent gun violence. thank you for bringing your urgency to the doorstep of america. the doorstep of the capitol of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> our congressional solidarity walkout is here to say enough is enough. [ cheers and applause ] >> whether orlando, season bern did i know, parkland, city streets and homes across the nation. there's been too much violence and heart break. the american people overwhelmingly supporting common sense action to prevent gun violence. 97% of americans support strengthening background checks including 97% of gun owners. what more do they need to hear? there is a bipartisan path

aaron brothers is owned by the texas- based michaels. they will use the aaron brothers brand and its craft stores. the company didn't say how many employees they -- may lose their jobs. >>> chicago is hosting apple's first product launch of 2018 today. it is expected that apple will show off a new ipad, macbook, and the new version of i was today. -- ios today. no one seems to know the inside details but apple will focus on how its products help education today. there will be no live stream. it starts at 8:00 this morning. >>> you could win almost a half billion dollars today. all you have to do is match all the numbers to the mega millions lottery. tonight's estimated jackpot $458 million, pam. the fourth biggest jackpot ever for mega millions. that surpasses the giant $451 million prize that was won back in january. you can buy tickets until 7:45 tonight.'s back okay. good luck. 4:26. >>> a man's dog fell down a steep hillside in marin county. the effort by first responders to bring man's best friend back up to safety. >>> also, touris

aaron: i have no idea.ses and the market probably appreciate having somebody with gary cohn's background and political views involved in an administration, very pro-trade, very oriented towards a growth economy, and i think that this could put some risk from the policies. that is what matters a lot in these types of roles, who is advising the president and ultimately what are the policies we see enacted? i think having somebody like gary out of the system and not advising trump -- i cannot imagine a positive thing. --ly: that was aaron levy, cofounder.d ceo and that does it for this edition of best of bloomberg technology. 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:30 in san francisco -- 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motor. ♪ >> ♪ i-d-e-a, ideas ♪ ♪ narrator: kader attia is one of the most surprising and provocative artists in the world today. his socially and politically charged work employees a wide range of mediums to address global is

and what i would like to do next is just go to aaron and say, aaron, what are some of the things that you particularly like or don't like in the bill? >> thank you. thank you for having me here. i think it's fantastic you've assembled a group of people to have a discussion on this bill that is before the senate floor. that as you outlined very well, there is a lot of stuff in it. it's a big deal bill, and on a broad level i would say it covers a lot more than just targeted relief for community banks as some of its supporters kind of put it under. and it does a lot less than gut dodd/frank, which many of its opponents say it does. the truth falls somewhere in between. i'm going to list out three things i like and three things i don't like in this legislation. kind of picking off the menu that you laid out. i want to start with one thing i like, which is th, this is how bill is kind of supposed to happen as we learned in school. and this process is very different from the process that's unfortunately dominated what little legislation has gone through, which is kind of closed-door leader

how do you pick those stocks given the backdro that aaron just laid out for us. >> what aaron is talking about, it's particularly bad in places like seattle where aaron and i are. thoseofre somhe worst markets, seattle, san francisco, et cetera. the problem is as you laidut with land. the land is most abundantly thern part n the s of the united states. as we look, it's all dealing with pplies. supply is as tight as it has been going back 34 years. when you look at building, building is below d ression levels in the last 60 years on a per capitais aboutis. when will millennials be t dominati housing market in a way that people are excited about housing. thefd showed up, in the data. builders are always worried about landic . the bigger thing they are seeing an effect on is labor inflation. >> cole, let's talk about specific stocks. let's start with home depot. it's long been considered a proxy for the housing market. it hit a high, up$207 in january. has been falling since. 176 dollars. is it trying to tell us something about the housing market? >> in the interim, that's how some people c

aaron rich hasn't received apologies from anyone.ached out praiftly, and he asked them to stop spreading lies about them. they spread them far and wide and worked to place them in an op-ed in the washington times. >>> coming up, president trump said over and over again that mexico would foot the bill. now perhaps he has another source of funding. we'll tell you ahead. your snapping pics all day, all night thing. your getting the low-light, just right thing. ♪ introducing the samsung galaxy s9 with low light camera. now 50% off. more for your thing. that's our thing. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. >>> president trump is now wondering if someone else should help p

aaron: i have no idea.y appreciated summit having gary cohn's background in the in theal views administration who is pro-trade and oriented toward a growth economy. i think this could put some risk from the policies. that is what matters a lot in terms of these roles, who is advising the president and what are the policies we see enacted? i think having summative like gary out of the system and not advising trump, i can't imagine is a positive thing. emily: that was aaron levy, box ceo and cofounder. that does it for this edition of "the best of bloomberg technology." tune in every day. remember, all episodes of limerick technology are now live streaming -- of a bloomberg technology are live streaming on twitter. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's

aaron baskerville is live. >> we begin with chief meteorologist tammy souza. >> every storm has kinda different scenario to it. it's not often you see storms like this. i have to say in my career, not too many. doppler radar right now, we're looking at the heavy rain moving across the area at this point from philadelphia back toward allentown. out into parts of chester county. let's go a little closer, pockets of heavy, steady rain coming down. this is going to continue for another four or five hours. we'll pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain overnight tonight. let's go ahead and widen it out. you can see that snow wrapping back around. that's another concern we have for tomorrow late in the day. some very cold air wrapping around this system. you notice this little hole right there. that's what we're watching, the center of this storm at this point, and it's going to continue to strengthen moving past the area. now it looks like we're going to see perhaps the blowing snow moving in by tomorrow late in the day. what's going to happen is we see heavy snow in the poconos, 6 to 12 inches of s

they want to see judge aaron persky on a ballot and have the opportunity to hold him accountable for his pattern of bias. >> reporter: the recall campaign was launched after critics a judge aaron persky handed down and inexcusably light sentence for brock turner, the former stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting a woman. opponents of the recall say the judge followed sentencing guidelines and fear the potential fallout if he is removed from the bench. >> if it succeeds, judges will not be willing to exercise discretion to be lenient for fear of being recalled. >> reporter: the santa clara county board of supervisors approved but in the decision on the june 5 ballot for special election. 94,000 signatures from voters were collected for the recall. this morning, we will see the oral arguments for the appeal of the court decision to allow this recall vote. the county estimates if the special election goes forward as scheduled, it will cost the county between $500,000-$1 million. at this point, there already are other candidates expected on the ballot.>>> president trump has u

aaron: wow, breaking news.eculated for a while now and you have been a very outspoken opponent of the trump administration. what do you make of this in the context of you know, in general where we are more than one year into this administration? like, are we better or worse off than where you thought we would be? aaron: honestly, we are so far off the path of where i could imagine. generally, we tended to think linearly and this has been on linear. i think the gary resignation would just lead to more internal chaos we have already been seeing. so, incredibly hard to know how to compare where we are today versus where we could have been thinking one year ago or whatever. in general, it is not good to see that lack of stability and maybe steady hand of some of the people he was surrounded by. emily: do you think it will hurt business? no idea -- i think businesses and the market probably appreciated having somebody with gary cohn's background involved in the administration. very pro-trade, very sort of oriented t

. >>> how fans of aaron brothers can shop the brand even after michael's shuts down. >>> speaking of summer, almost looks like a summer pattern when you take a look at our chances of rain in the next seven days. hi, i'm meteorologist mike nicco. goose eggs monday through sunday. we'll have temperatures in the 80s for >>> welcome back. a fire that killed 64 people, many of them children inside a mall in siberia was put out today. it went out add winter cherry mall. officials have launched an investigation into possible neglect. no word on what caused the fire. four people have been detained and questioned. meantime, pope francis sent a telegram offering his condolences. >>> the bodies of four americans killed by toxic gas in mexico expected to be returned to the u.s. by wednesday. the parents and two children died in their vacation condo. mexican officials have ruled the cause of death was suffocation from inhaling toxic gas. investigators checked the condo's gas stove and hot water heater to try to identify that gas. the deaths have the markings of carbon monoxide poisoning but no fi

aaron brothers is owned by texas-based michaels. it plans to use the aaron brothers brand as a store within a store. >> attorneys for that widow of the pulse nightclub shooting are calling for a missed trial. -- mistrial. >>> a chinese space station that has been orbiting out of control. now expected to crashed on earth later this week. when and where it could happen coming up. n:3:3:3 >>> berkeley city councilman, kriss worthington, says he has a plan to help fix the affordable housing problem for students. the plan would require the city to change its zoning rules on height limits. councilmen worthington says increasing the limit would help house more students. >> i love students have to commute from a further distance or they are crammed three or four into a room or some of them are homeless and living in their cars. >> councilmen worthington also wants to turn unused office space into student housing. >>> to help with the housing crunch at san francisco state university, staff are facing eviction from the university's employee h

i'm aaron gilchrist. the latest coming from the "associated press" reporting that mccabe kept personal memos regarding president trump. the a.p. reports the notes are similar to the ones kept by former fbi director james comey detailing interactions with the president and "the wall street journal" reports those memos are now in the hands of federal investigators. it's, quote, on the merits in light of recent revelations. a lot of this playing out on twitter t president's favorite means of communication, the president tweeting the fake news is beside themselves that mccabe was caught, called out, and fired. how many hundreds of thousands of dollars were given to wife's campaign by crooked h. friender to terry m. who was under investigation? how many lies? how many leaks? comby knew it all and much more. nbc's pete williams and jeff bennett are tracking these for us. eric, let's start with you. how significant is it that mccabe kept those memos a la james comey. >> if you wind the clock you'd learn about th

they did an incredible job. >> reporter: the fire chief said what aaron peskin took is an action may head -- was the pause between getting out of a losing fight and pouring on the heavy water to save the rest of the block. >> you cannot direct a hose stream into a building when you have people there. you can kill someone. >> reporter: we tried to contact aaron peskin for his reaction and this is what we got. >> i will be out of town until april 2 and not checking messages. >> reporter: the fire department will be investigating their response, but preliminarily they decided it started in the restaurant over there. a fire in the kitchen that spread to the upstairs apartments.>>> a seawall in san francisco needs a lot of work. a new bill in the state legislature would provide a steady stream of funding for improvements. the seawall extends for three miles. experts say it needs major upgrades before the next pick earthquakes -- next big earthquake strikes. a group of bay area lawmakers are proposing a new bill that will provide up to $250 million for a massive renovation project. that wo

aaron and olga were on the ski trip with olga's other two children and her mother. the sheriff's department there is calling this -- classifying this as a tragic accident. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. our thoughts with that family. >>> new this morning, attorney general jeff sessions planning to make a major sanctuary city announcement tomorrow in sacramento. details have not been released quite yet. he will be appearing at a california peace officers association event. this comes after the white house and the director of i.c.e. said the department of justice was reviewing oakland mayor libby schaaf's actions after she warned residents of an immigration raid. >>> this morning police are working with aldon smith's attorney to arrange his surrender. the former oakland raiders linebacker is accused of domestic violence. police say smith attacked his fiancee saturday night in their home in san francisco. he faced four misdemeanor his parents will check him into rehab. the raiders have released him. >>> police in contra costa

. >> city supervisor aaron tuscan called on the fire chief to step down. he claims firefighters waited too long to start dousing the flames with water but tonight, one fire commissioner says the department did everything it could. kpix 5's joe vasquez is in north beach tonight. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin is angry at what he calls an inadequate response by the fire department last night. fire officials say tonight they followed standard operating procedure which calls for trying to fight the fire from the inside first which was not entirely obvious to the hundreds of onlookers. as the four alarm flames raged, more than 100 firefighters surrounded the building and helped evacuate customers from busy restaurants and storefronts on the first floor. some bystanders grew frustrated because they did not see any hoses in place to douse the flames. some even screamed firefighters.>> throw some water on there!>> tonight was a total failure by the fire department and that starts at the top.>> reporter: aaron peskin, the supervisor for north beach says he wa

aaron was a first grader at mensch american high school in hayes valley. the school's community was alerted this afternoon. >> we are just devastated by this loss in our community and are working together with our faculty and staff to support one another during this challenging time. we have plans in place to communicate with our students tomorrow and help support them as they process this. >> reporter: photos from the alpine county sheriff's department show just how much snow there was in the sierra over the weekend. it led to an avalanche at squaw. while the five people trapped in it survived, a snowboarder who was reported missing during a blizzard nearby was found dead. as for olga perkovic and her son aaron, the two were skiing in kirkwood with olga's two other children and her mother. live in the newsroom, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >> lilian, thanks a lot. >>> a santa cruz man is being called a hero for helping stop a woman who was stabbing people on a bus. they were headed from las vegas to oakland and then to oregon today. after boarding at bakersfie

international with me becky aaron good to have you with us. three people have been killed in southern france after a gunman hijacks a car before taking hostages at

thank you very much for having me. >> thank you, aaron. and thank you for the segue. >> i'm glad to be here. i'm very excited about the building on the senate floor this week. the best thing about this bill is that it's a bill that can pass the senate, and passed with 60 plus votes. we had seen very few bills that attract this kind of bipartisan support. the vast majority of banks in this country are community banks. there's about 5700 banks in the country now, commercial banks, and if you shave off the top 15, 20 banks, the largest ones being in the trillions of dollars, most communities are served by a community bank. this bill is targeted at those banks. the vast majority of provisions in this bill are targeted at community bank. let me just say from the beginning, we are not looking at regulatory relief for the sake of changing some regulations. there's a broader purpose for this legislation. the purpose is not tweaking a few regulations and changing an asset threshold on very complex regulation. the key point of this bill and in the t

trade produces an estimated five thousand refugees a month for many radio aaron that is their primary source of information and can mean the difference between life and death. they face different challenges along the way serve radio aaron are trying to produce coverage that will help them at every stage. time no. different. for those who are inside. the times we try to explain the hardship the danger they face if they try to. european ten trees for those who reach there to see missions we try to give them information to. unlike the internet and try to live in life for those who are on the roads they do face the biggest challenge not all of the terrible things happened. eight years ago as radio air and i was getting started a disturbing trend was developing along one of the main escape routes out of eritrea and the sudanese and egyptian deserts refugees are being kidnapped by a human traffickers and held for ransom they would be given a mobile phone and told to call relatives and beg for money families that did not pay would have to listen to their loved ones being tortured repeatedly

for there is more of this story to unpack and to do that i'm joined by aaron blakey senior political editor at the washington post he's been following the story surrounding her picks aaron it's good to have you back on the day who picks talks or talks with the house intelligence committee admitted to telling white lines for the president a day later she announces her resignation is their cause effect here. well we don't know for sure yet there were signs that she had been considering this for some time as much as months according to the person who originally broke this story from the new york times at the same time it's difficult to look at what's happened in recent weeks and rule out any connection just a few weeks ago her boyfriend was the white house staffer who was involved in the scandal about allegedly abusing his ex-wives her role in that reportedly didn't rub the administration there the right way it seemed to be a little bit of a sore spot with the president who has otherwise been very much on board with her and then of course the testimony on tuesday that she gave in which

sound from aaron mackey, attorney, electronic frontier foundation -"the records further confirmed thatelationship between geek squad employees at this kentucky repair center and fbi agents in their liouville field office that goes back at least 10 years "this is aaron mackey with the electronic frontier foundation, or eff, a non profit digital civil rights group, based in san francisco.the eff filed a freedom of information act lawsuit against the fbi that revealed the fbi worked with best buy geek squad repair technicians to alert them if they found child pornography on a customers device. sound from aaron mackey, attorney, electronic frontier foundation -"we received a document that confirms that the fbi paid at least one geek squad $500 for being a confidential informant. the money changing hands raises questions about what is the motivation of an individual employee are they seeking out this material now to receive more money from the fbi, basically the fbi using geek squad to circumvent the 4th our amendment right "the fbi sent me this statement:"we will not comment at this point,

aaron was a first grader at mensch american high school in hayes valley. the school's community was alerted this afternoon. >> we are just devastated by this loss in our community and are working together with our faculty and staff to support one another during this challenging time. we have plans in place to communicate with our students tomorrow and help support them as they process this. >> reporter: photos from the alpine county sheriff's department show just how much snow there was in the sierra over the weekend. it led to an avalanche at squaw. while the five people trapped in it survived, a snowboarder who was reported missing during a blizzard nearby was found dead. as for olga perkovic and her son aaron, the two were skiing in kirkwood with olga's two other children and her mother. live in the newsroom, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >> lilian, thanks a lot. >>> a santa cruz man is being called a hero for helping stop a woman who was stabbing people on a bus. they were headed from las vegas to oakland and then to oregon today. after boarding at bakersfie

back with me bloomberg shannon and aaron. julia, the government decided not to corporate with robert mueller. tell us what we know about this and why the government is not talking about it? >> right, halle, this is politics half way across the world impacting our politics herism as we know cutter's nation were hated earlier in 2017, hutting them off -- cutting them off for medical supplies and food. and president trump endorsed that decision. it was thought to be influenced, led by they're president was able to set up meetings with jared kushner and orrs of the white house. it was believed to be unfairly influenced against the question tarries. that you they didn't go to robert mueller because they didn't want that backlash against them. they visited in january, set up a meeting with the fbi but never went to mueller about the meeting. so, really, they're caught 'this place where they have information but they don't want to go forward with it because they have the two competing interests here. a lot of information has come fo

there you see aaron proposing to denise.lives, this has made them stronger and their families stronger together. and bonded them in a way that they think will be forever. >> what was it like to sitting down with them and spending time with them? >> they wanted to tell their story for so long. they were nervous. they've had these emotions for three years. going through something that horrific, having no one believe you and accuse you of making it up. >> no public apology yet? >> no public apology. >> there's so much more here. there's so much more here. see more of this incredible story on "20/20," friday, 10:00 p.m. eastern. right here on abc. >>> coming up on "gma," exclusive new details about those children held captive in that california home by their parents for so long. how are the children now doing this morning? and their newfound freedom. also only on "gma." non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relief when allergies occur. day after day, after day. because life should have more wishes and less worries. feel the clarity and li

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aaron brothers is owned by texas-based, "michael's."e the brand as a store within a store. >>> cisco systems will donate $50 million to help end homelessness in silicon valley. in announcement to the donation, the ceo said homelessness cost santa clara county $520 million per year. cisco's donation will be spent over 5 years with destination home, a public-private partnership focused on providing public housing to chronically homeless people. destination home helps homeless people find housing and social services, while working with them to beat addictions, find work, and reconnect with their families. cisco's donation is among the largest of its kind in the region, and the company is now encouraging other silicon valley companies to make similar donations. >>> a 92-year-old man rescued after falling 20 feet into a well. >> i was gone. i don't think i knew where i was for a minute. >> coming up next, what he says happened, and how firefighters were able to bring him to safety. >>> we have a warming trend underway. temperatures will cont

aaron was a first grader at french american school in san francisco's hayes valley.kesperson says they are all just in shock. >> we were devastated to learn of aaron and olga's passing and extend our deepest sympathies to the goldstein/perkovic family during this difficult time. >> reporter: the sheriff's office shared some pictures to show just how much snow the area was dealing with over the weekend. it led to an avalanche at squaw trapping five people in the snow. they all survived but a snowboarder who was reported missing during a blizzard at squaw was found dead. olga was skiing with her two other children and her mother. the school will be offering support to the students as they grieve the loss of their classmate, aaron. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a breakthrough between the talks between north and south korea. they say they will have a moratorium. north korea has also reportedly said they have no reason to have nuclear weapons if they can get a security guarantee. no word on what the guarantee would entail. the south kore

in this situation we are with joanne hayes-white . >> reporter: we reached out to the supervisor aaron peskin, and this staff says he is on vacation in mexico, and this voicemail says he is back in april and will not be checking his messages. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> several north beach businesses will get emergency funding to help them recover from the big fire and all the businesses are on columbus avenue or union street. each business will get $10,000 from the small business emergency fund. they can replace their inventory, purchase equipment or pay salaries. more than 50 people work at the affected businesses and the fund is designed to help businesses that wait for the insurance payment or disaster loans. >>> mayor mark there will hold a conference with supervisors and law enforcement to expand their efforts to confiscate guns from those convicted of felonies and violent misdemeanors and says that reducing crimes was one of the top parties when he took office. >>> uber is the spending their self driving vehicles after deadly crash in arizona, and we have more what happened and what i

co-host aaron andrews. >> and michael w. smith perform [thinking] mexican spices?thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] >>> well, when something major happens in beyonce's life, she lets us know in a big way. and that includes her upcoming concert tour with husband jay z. >> this concert announcement video on beyonce's instagram account has received more than 5.7 million views in less than 24 hours. >> the couple's on the run 2 tour will come to the stadium april 29. >> and it will sell out fast. >> undoubtedly. >> a lot of sports going on. >> your segue, beyonce is from houston, texas and houston has become a problem for the warriors. >> good one. >> smooth. well, with the warriors facing all sorts of injuries, they continue to lose ground to the continue to lose ground to the rockets after missing a hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, that's tangella, this is our haunted house and every saturday night on kofy tv-20 we present our show

aaron brothers is owned by texas-based michaels plans to use the aaron brothers brand and is craft storese company did not say how many employees could lose their jobs.>>> the dire state of oakland school libraries. students are stepping up to fix the problem themselves. with cleaning bottles in hand open high school friends call themselves students for library improvement plan their outdated library. for years oakland tech hasn't had a librarian and students haven't been able to check out books. in december we reveal the scenario is common across oakland public schools. and found one third of the campus libraries are close.>>> we have shelves that are now clean. we wipe them down and disinfected them. cleaned up the books. there is still a lot more we need to do. >>> oakland unified the problem on massive buzz it -- budget cuts. we haven't heard of any other funding changes to update the libraries. they are hopeful after this weekend's hard work by all the students. >>> police pulled an suv from lake merritt. how it was located and its connection to a homicide case.>>> rosemary is tracki

i want to thank aaron peskin for bring this forward. do support the opposition to this sba 827 and some people are menging the cousin 828 coming up alongside it. i just want to deal with the fact that there is no effort to stop speculative behavior which is causing the housing crisis and particularly the affordability crisis. i think they should deal with the real problem, which is the speculative behavior which is increasing the valve the land. i'm going to write a more detailed letter. i have a short one here for the supervisors who haven't gotten it yet. please support peskin's resolution. >> i'm john, i wanted to commend the resolution to oppose senate bill 827. i think it's an attempt to rezone san francisco and i think it would incentivize speculative behavior. and as founder of a district, i would like to emphasize the impact on historic structures. these are old transit corridors. the impact the pressure would put on old buildings would be unbelievable. >> good afternoon. my name is jon cooper. live lived in cal hollow for 45 ye

and i thought, oh, god -- he is going to release me. >> reporter: and this entire time, aaron, you go to police. and the moment you walked into the door, nobody believed you. >> everything was accusatory. and fairly quickly, the detective said, "i don't believe you." if she didn't get the kidnappers to let her go, i would be behind bars. >> there's so many parallels to how i was treated by the kidnappers and how i found out aaron was treated by the good guys. >> reporter: shortly after huskins reappeared, the vallejo police department held this press conference. >> our investigation has concluded that none of the claims has been substantiated. mr. quinn and ms. huskins have plundered valuable resources away from our community. >> reporter: three months later, another kidnapping. this time, a failed attempt led to the arrest of huskins' captor. a 38-year-old harvard-educated former attorney named matthew muller. you stood up in court and you faced matthew muller. and you said, "i am the woman behind the blindfold." >> he saw me, every part of me, but he never looked into my eyes. and s

aaron brothers is owned by michael's.t says it plans to offer aaron's framing services inside its craft stores. >>> a battle over a new plan to cut down 20 trees, why some say this bay area neighborhood can't afford to lose them. >>. >> insunshine across -- >> sunshine across the board today. those allergy levels will shoot up through the roof. everything is blooming this week. wait till you see how warm we get and how long we stay dry coming up. today... >>> a mountain lion for the -- got a little too comfortable in a southern california neighborhood today. people in azusa were told to stay inside as the animal went up to the front door of one home. police kept track the mountain lion with a drone snapping these pictures. wildlife officials tranquilized the animal and trucked it away to a more suitable habitat. the mountain lion is actually blind in one eye. wildlife officials think it got confused and couldn't find its way out of the neighborhood. >>> two wandering gray whales are drawing big crowds in southern californ

aaron baskerville nbc 10. >>> a train got blown off the tracks. knocked on its side in kennet square this afternoon. >>> this is a live look at philadelphia international airport. more than 500 flights were canceled. and that includes all american airlines. the board filled with red canceled marks. all of this while the airport was being pounded by snow and rain. spoke with passengers. >> that put us into this night storm here and they ultimately canceled it and kicked us all off and said have a nice day. that's pretty much where we're at this point. >> be prepared for residual delays. keep the nbc 10 app by your side for the rest of the storm. and send us your storm damage photos with our see it, share it feature. >>> walk up with nbc 10 news today. tracking the storm as it finally leaves our area. >>> wobbling in the wind. we will take you inside this plane with terrified passengers flying during today's storm. >>> power outages still a problem for people in montgomery county. where people can stay if they get too cold. >>> when will the winds d

supervisor aaron peskin says the fire department was slow to get water on the flames. >>> later thisflorida international university will hold a moment of silence to honor the six people who died last week in the bridge collapse. the bridge had been put into place days earlier and was not open to the public yet when it fell onto a busy road connecting the campus to the community of sweetwater near miami. we are starting to learn more information about some of the victims. the youngest was an 18-year-old who was studying political science. >> my niece is still in her vehicle. she was one of the last ones to be gotten out. luckily, her passenger, god bless him, walked away. that is something that he is going to have to live with.>> it is still being investigated that whether or not cracks reported by an engineer two days before the collapse may have caused the bridge to fall. the first lawsuit is expected to be filed today. >>> the highway patrol is looking for the victim who shot a woman and a child in an apparent road rage incident. >> investigators are turning to the public for help

plus, aaron levi talking about how his fellow tech executives need to take responsibility a lot more seriously his message is coming up when we speak with him live. thhati rorisacine lfmeept bk two minutes. >>> welcome back we are also watching shares of general electric today falling to their lowest levels since september of 2009. ugly story when does it get any prettier? >> well, i don't know when it gets prettier. the company is in, i wouldn't say management disarray, but definitely in asset disarray and balance sheet disarray and why should anybody be interested in it every time you try to catch this falling knife, you've gotten cut. so there are so many other value stories. you could own qualcomm that's got better fundamentals. >> let me pose it to you this way. it may be more relevant. there's a widely held stock. okay forget b about the person who doesn't own ge as to whether it's a buy at these levels the person who's been sitting in it afraid to sell it maybe they've been in it for a while, maybe they hold a lot of of it and they think it's going to turn around bail on it or

we have been in discussion with arsenal over the last couple of weeks and aaron has a small procedureeal time during that break to get sucked in. he will be in the squad tonight for the game against ac milan but it's a good time to get this done and it is a blow because he is a quality player but it's the best thing to do for the future and four iron. —— and for the future and four iron. —— and for iron. also coming up in the programme: disappointment for great britain's wheelchair curling team at the winter paralympics. they miss out on the semi—finals and any chance of a medal. and could the ice skating double act of nick buckland and penny coomes be set for a dramatic career change? tiger woods has continued his comeback today at the arnold palmer invitational. woods has been in fine form and this putt on the seventh was one of a number of highlights from his four under par 68. it leaves him joint second behind the overall leaderjimmy walker. but it's been a while since we've seen a smile like that from the former world number one. england have made sweeping changes for saturday's