here with "the house in the woods" is andrea canning. >> he wasn't exactly sure where the house was orhat had happened there, but he knew it was bad. >> yeah, these ones are not fun to do. >> finally, he found it, down a secluded driveway, a man on the front lawn waving him in. >> what's going on. >> i'm the neighbor. >> inside, the deputy could see signs of a struggle, blood on the floor. >> got blood on the wall, blood on the steps. >> a broken wall. he searched the house. >> hey, kids' room, this one's clear. i'm going to check this last room. here. >> the trail led to this, to someone in a little room just beyond the stairs, beyond all hope now. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. >> the house in the woods was home to tom and kelley clayton and their two adorable children. he had been a local star of sorts, a hockey player, and kelley was a hometown girl raised in the finger lakes region of new york state. >> when you grow up here, it actually took for me to move away and go to college before i came back and appreciated how pretty it is. >> andrea spurlock is kelley's best friend. they grew u

here's andrea canning with "the client." >> beverly carter was making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> her face was in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates with her face on it. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her smile, he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home like she often did. >> beverly was awesome at it. nobody could do it lake beverly could. >> but there was a down side to celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than closing the deal. was see in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> her son and his wife were amazed at how much they loved her. >> one of her clients, she went to their wedding and to their baby shower. she just sold them a house. >> she a beautiful smile. >> she had a smile that would fill the room. >> she was hands down the most genuine persony ever met. >> chad, her youngest son, said it was like his mom glowed. >> i think that's wh

nbc news, chief foreign affairs correspondent end is also the host of "andrea mitchell reports." i can hardly think of a time when andrea mitchell wasn't involved in reporting on intelligence activities in the united states. we have michael morell, our moderator, former acting and deputy director of the cia. he has been gracious in this last year in helping the hayden center as a senior fellow, he has moderated several events hayden has been unfortunately down for the count with medical issues. happy to announce that he will be joining the schar hayden hasn school faculty in the fall semester, teaching courses to our students and continuing to support hayden center activities. andme bring the panel up please welcome them with your applause. [laughter]

here's andrea canning. >>> 19-year-old kristen lancaster was preparing to die.bly in the last moments of your life, when you think that someone is going to kill you, what is going through your mind? >> i had a moment where i thought about, i wish i told all the people that i loved that i loved them. >> she was in a stranger's apartment being sexually assaulted, drifting in and out of consciousness. >> i black out. but then i start to come to again. and it's -- you know the scenes in the movies where the bombs explode and everything's really fuzzy. you can't hear. like everything's like coming through this fog. >> suddenly, the man stood up and left the room. ordered her to remain quiet. >> and i scream as loud as i can, call the police, call the police. >> turns out, the bryan police were at the door. >> so my friend had heard me screaming and stomping and had called the police. >> this is like a miracle. >> it was, yeah. >> in the nick of time, the police show up. that only happens on tv. >> i know. believe me, i know. they ran in. i was curled in a fetal posit

here's andrea canning with the conclusion of "the last dance." >> reporter: for hours, chris jones hadives about what happened the night his wife, heather, disappeared. but after cadaver dogs found the scent of human remains in chris' car, detective bryan wallace wasn't buying his story. >> your story about what happened the night she disappeared is total bull [ bleep ]. >> reporter: wallace pushed him for the truth. >> how did it happen? did she fall? she did. was she drunk as [ bleep ]? what happened? >> that's exactly it. we're struggling over the phone, only this time we're outside on the steps. and she lost her footing, and she fell and hit the step, and i heard the crack. >> he said they were struggling over a cell phone. she slipped, fell backwards and hit her head and died. >> reporter: did you believe this new story? >> no, no. no way. >> reporter: finally, chris admitted heather was dead but insisted it was only an accident. still, the most important evidence was missing -- heather's body. chris told detectives he dumped her at a gas station. police went there, found nothing

scrutton 40's you could just the chocolate and a lot of it that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 i was andrea said can win a pair more they are here with kron 4 news at 6, 7 and the key thing see both coming up next on con 4 news at 6 o'clock frightening video of a woman. >>the dragged by a muni train after getting her hand stuck in a door now the state is getting involved and local leaders are sounding the alarm about the safety of the new train piccini requesting to raise rates for customers and its own profit margins and it can raise your bill by at least $22 a month. >>why the utility says it needs >>in at properly dealt with so until those questions are answered. i think we can take a little time out. >>tonight at 6 questions about the safety of public transit in san francisco after this video obtained by the examiner shows a woman getting her hand stuck in a muni light rail door and then being dragged and falling onto the tracks. thank you for joining us, i'm pam war and i'm can weigh in the us involved one of the muni trains meant replace an aging fleet. >>now under scrutiny for their safety on

reporting, she is on nbc news, chief foreign affairs correspondent end is also the host of "andrea mitchell reports." i can hardly think of a time when andrea mitchell wasn't involved in reporting on intelligence activities in the united states. we have michael morell, our moderator, former acting and deputy director of the cia. he has been gracious in this last year in helping the hayden center as a senior fellow, he has moderated several events while general hayden has been unfortunately down for the count with medical issues. happy to announce that he will be joining the schar school faculty in the fall semester, teaching courses to our students and continuing to support hayden center activities. let me bring the panel up and please welcome them with your applause. [laughter] -- [applause] >> good evening, everybody. it's great to have everybody here. i want to thank all our panelists. i think we are bunk to have a great discussion. i want to start with what larry said. people in the intelligence community who i worked with at the senior levels really do believe the media plays an important role in over

she's on nbc news, she is the host of andrea mitchell reports, i can hardly think of a time andrea mitchell, and intelligence communities at the united states, she will offer a lot of great thoughts tonight on the subject. last but not least we have our moderator, michael morell, former acting director and deputy director of central intelligence agency, he's a really gracious this last year and helping the hayden center, moderated many of the events while general hayden is down for the count with medical issues. and i'm happy to announce he will be joining the faculty, and teaching courses to our students. and continuing to support the hayden center activities. let me please bring the panel up and welcomed them if you are close. [applause] >> good evening, everybody. i want to thank the panelists. general hayden appreciates it. we will have a great discussion. i want to start with what larry said. people in the intelligence community who i work with really do believe the media plays an important role overseeing these activities and the purpose of ensuring we are doing our job and living up

she's on nbc news, their chief foreign affairs correspondent the host of is andrea mitchell reports. i can hardly think of a time andrea mitchell wasn't involved in reporting on intelligence activities of the united states, so she'll be able to offer a lot of great thoughts tonight on the subject. least we have michael morell, our moderator, acting director and deputy director of the intelligence agency. incredibly gracious this last year in helping the hayden center. e's moderated many of the events while general hayden has been unfortunately down for the medical issues. happy to announce, i think it's een publicly announced but i'm happy to announce he'll be joining the faculty in this teaching some courses to our students, and continuing to support the hayden activities, so with that i know you're tired of hearing bring the let me panel up and please welcome them with your applause. >> good evening everything. it's good to have everybody here. to thank all of our panelists. i think we're going to have a great discussion. whatly want to start with larry said, and that is, the intelligenc

can. >>> back with andrea yang, it's an old idea, where the government agrees to pay a minimum, regardinge regardless of their earning or xwloiismt status. by lifting all boats. this is gaining some traction, especially in silicon valley, because advances in automation and robotics have the potential to put millions of people out of work. a study by mckenzie says technological change in the workplace could replace as much as one fifth of the labor force, 800 million workers by the year 2030. proponents of a universal basic income says the system would ease the threat of poverty and homelessness. andrew yang's plan guarantees $12,000 a year to all u.s. citizens over the age of 18. with a catch, and citing his page on this. people already receive benefits could have a shoot. ineligible to receive the full $1,000 in addition to current benefits. >> so if you didn't qualify for you're talking about the he idea of good job, lots of demand. but one day in the future when they become a reality, it actually will fall off the cliff. that's the future you're talking about. we will have more people

have the money to ensure that 49 million americans who have no r retirementht now, andrea, except for social security can start saving. we all it up saving counts. it is a great idea. 50 cents for every hour someone works in an account that they w can takeh them no matter where they work, if they don't have a 401(k) where they can take out the first $2,500 for emergency expenses when we've got four out of ten americans that don't even have $400 for an emergency room bill. these are the things that i'mt hearing ouere when i am in nevada or when i am in new hampshire, iowa. it is the same focus. people need help in their every day lives. as we look ahead to this next weekith the topic we just discussed about the sanctity of our elections d about the mueller report, we have to remember we can do two things at once, we can present an agenda for the people of this country and still make sure we protect the law and protect the constitution. that's what it is about when you are representing america. and when i hear the president dissing the constitution and when i find out that he doesn't even stand up for our

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they can feel a touch. as andreas wrote it recovered from back surgery.doctors at the clinic in lair continued to use the plastic discs. the federal government kept getting reports about serious problems with the devices but for years took no action to stop sales. germany's regulatory system has failed patients like thomas waskow. the clinic in layer declined comment for this report. the clinics head physician has now been fired in connection with illegal payments made by the manufacturer. the british manufacturer has now filed for bankruptcy the former managing director told us that the devices did comply with all government regulations but he declined to comment on problems with the animal tests. in two thousand and fourteen this dutch journalist showed how easy it is to get approval for a medical device in europe. but. we're designing a device that's not safe at all and mesh implant that helps to stabilize the uterus we found all the component parts at the supermarket and took some photos now it's ready to go to court. and back. similar products are al

scientist warning catastrophes can vary from large faults like the san andreas to the lesser- known ones like the heyward fault. >>> earlier we saw the sunset rainbow just before sunset. beautiful. the clouds just peeking over the bay bridge. i do not think you could ask for a better photo. that is gorgeous. >> it's beautiful. it happened live at the end of our 6:00 broadcast a mixture of sunshine and showers this evening and we will have a similar mixture of sunshine and showers for you on wednesday. it is mild tonight. but in a few spots we have some scattered showers. it is 53 in livermore. 56 in concord. we will stay model for this time of year. fremont dropping to 51. napa 48. very widely scattered showers. some showers are sneaking under the radar beams. we will plan on scattered showers throughout the morning tomorrow with a decrease in showers in the afternoon. snowpack. top of the year january 1, 62% of average. it is fitting that on april 1 it jumped to 162% of average. that is some jump. it's been very snowy in the mountains and stormy here. we have had more days than rainfall

scientists warren that castrophes can vary from large faults like the san andreas to lesser-known oneslike the hayward faults. >> we have no idea when the next big one is coming, but we do know we have a break from all the rain today. >>> finally a nice break and then more rain returns tomorrow and friday. but enjoy it, we are looking at meanly dry conditions for today. so we are looking at a few showers possible as we go through at least today. an icelandic shower and has we head through thursday, more rain and for your friday. a live look with our treasure island camera, you can see below clouds out there as we start off the day. in mild start and temperatures running in low to mid 50s at this hour. 55 in concord into it, livermore coming in at 53. 53 in downtown san francisco. san jose 55, santa rosa at 52. high death doppler, drive for the most part with spotty showers for the try valleys. a few showers in pleasanton, seminole, livermore. that is pretty much about it. we are looking at mostly cloudy skies for today. a few isolated showers are possible. showers for your thursday, th

can the nato partners rely on germany. andreas said earlier this year german foreign minister ursula from the lion said nato is about decency and dependability. a not just cashing contributions the web dependability is important that. more and more of germany's allies are beginning to doubt that germany is a reliable acts at what's your take on a lot. they're not wrong eminem not sure they're right but they're not wrong and this goes back you have to understand this is not about trump this goes back several administrations. defense secretary gates in the w. bush administration came out strongly criticizing the german. they've just been more diplomatic that's just the americans but the other partners as well in germany clearly has. the due date thanks to this. trying to cash in it's a legend peace dividend after the cold war and has let its army navy and air force. just go to rags i mean this is submarines that don't float and airplanes or don't fly and all of that and that's now well documented. and that's not in in in that goes a

can the nato partners rely on germany. andreas earlier this year german foreign minister from the lion said nato is about decency and dependability and not just cash in contributions the word dependability is important that more and more of germany's allies are beginning to doubt that germany is a reliable act so what's your take on a lot they're not wrong i mean i'm not sure they're right but they're not wrong and this goes back you have to understand this is not about trump this goes back several administrations. defense secretary gates in the w. bush administration came out strongly criticizing the germans they've just been more diplomatic and that's just the americans but the other partners as well and germany clearly has to do the things that has been trying to cash in its alleged peace dividend after the cold war and it has let its army navy and air force just go to rags i mean there's a submarines that don't float and airplanes that don't fly and all of that and that's now well documented and that's not and that goes agains

andrea leadsom is showing there is some attraction in the conservative party who think they can put forwardthey cannot open the withdrawal agreement, they need to accept that and andrea leadsom today abstain from voting, which causes a lot of other problems, but i think there are still a other problems, but i think there are stilla numberof other problems, but i think there are still a number of tory mps who have not come to grips with these things and the good behaviour clauses mentioned, saying angela merkel turning around saying it is not going to be open, you have to thresh out the deal and all the leaders have said we would not open these talks. —— the withdrawal agreement. if the uk does crash, the eu have said they would not talk to them again. it is very clear from them again. it is very clear from the eu what they want and what they will not entertain, but i think some people and the conservative party still haven't had that sink in. do you think that the minds of somebody in the erg in those opposing the theresa may deal or a post theresa may., wanted theresa may deal or a post th

are weighing whether tomorrow's speech can get their campaign in waiting back on track. andrea mitchel nbc news, washington. >>> as that plays out, the firestorm is growing over the mueller report. some members of mueller's team are frustrated over how william barr presented findings about president trump, not collusion but the question of obstruction of justice. has that story. n >> reporter: nbc news learned some of robert mueller's investigators believe re the evidencedent trump obstructed justice is stronger than the attorney general has publicly suggested acrding to a u.s. official who has spoken with them. mueller never concluded either way whether the president o obstructed justice william barr made a determination himself writing he and his deputy attorney general rod rosenstein find the evidence special counsel's investigation is not sufficient to establish obstruction. the details first reported by "the new york times" indicate mueller's full report could be more damaging for the president than it initially seemed as the white house dismisses those concerns. >> let's

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because you have names listed here, including gavin williamson, andrea leadsom, chris gayling, michael gove needed to discuss how they cannk it's over the long it sound like a big chunk of her cabinet, also the key players when it comes to other domestic policies would not be very happy about it. but will they resign? it is hard to see what their in game is really. as might colleague in the new statesman this week said, these mps are going to have to at some point decide what they hate more. do they hate aesop brexit, a general election, a second referendum more? —— aesop brexit. they will have to make that decision, just saying we don't want a long extension. it is not going to bring about any kind of consensus among some. i don't even think that some of them know exactly what they wa nt some of them know exactly what they want and how they will manage to get to the position they want to be had because for a long time, they have been attempting to hoist a new deal oi'i been attempting to hoist a new deal on to parliament effectively by really got all the other options but i'iow really got all the other options but now w

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scientists warn the catastrophes can vary from large faults like the san andreas or lesser-known likeyward. >>> avocado prices went up 34% yesterday, the biggest single day price hike for the through in 10 years. it comes after president trump made threats to close the u.s. mexico border. experts say there could be more price jumps in the coming weeks. avocados are grown here in california, but the season has just started. uld getting close to a na trade deal. diane king hall without store and much more in this morning's money watch. >> let's start with a recap of the stocks. they finished mixed yesterday on wall street. the dow slipped 79 points and nasdaq rose 19 and s&p 500 was flat. the u.s. and china are nearing a final trade deal. financials on both sides have sorted out most of the outstanding items. the parties are reportedly still haggling over how to implement and enforce terms. >>> private sector job creation slowed in march. payroll processor adp says companies added just 129,000 jobs, weaker than expected. keep in mind the report is often looked to for clues to the govern

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can all see. >> all right. thank you so much. good seeing you. that wraps up this hour of nbc live. andrea mitchell reports starts now. >>> right now, rising from the ashes. the world grieves with france as a catastrophic fire rips through the heart of paris. >> the tragedy like this has to happen during holy week and passover. not bad. the say krecred message of both those is from dying, comes rising. ♪ >>> at home. fear and loathing in the white house. trump staffers worrying about what robert mueller might reveal about their own admissions to his investigators and how the president will react. >> the concern is the president will lash out. people around him will start to criticize and they will be targeted. >>> coming out in a candid conversation. presidential candidate shares his personal journey with his sexuality and how his military service encourage him to come out. >> it was the deployment that put me over the top. you only get to be one person. by the time i came back, i got to do something. >>> good day. notre dame still stands. it's famous stain glass rose windows surviving the

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trump wins. >> andrea, you have the last word. >> certainly you feel for him and there's a lot of people who have gone through tragedy and he can relate to that but at the end of the day it gets down to policies. >> thank you all for being here. >>> after his lame attempt to answer his critics, joe biden spent the rest of the time on the view discussing the campaign of his campaign launch video, the charlottesville events in 2017. >> i wrote an article at the time in "the atlantic" magazine when charlottesville happened. this is snot what we are. it's about decency, honor, including everyone. in leaving no one behind. i don't remember that happening in an administration before in well over 100 years. >> the president is looking to relitigate all of this. what they see is a troubling moment for president trump. today they pressed him on his way to the nra convention. watch. >> you look at what i said, you will see that that question was answered perfectly. and i was talking about people that went because they felt very strongly about the monument to robert e. lee, a great general, will you like it or not. >> here to react is com

"i've never suffered with anxiety before but now i can feel my heart in my chest — it's stopping me sleeping." )=()the leader of the house andreaps are feeling the weight of brexit and that their health is a priority, pointing to the house of common's free helpline and counselling services. and, after conversations with several mps who are struggling, the mental health charity, mind, wrote to all of them offering support. there are certain types of workplaces, of which westminster is probably one of the best or worst examples, where the added pressure puts additional emphasis on your mental health. the visibility, the high—profile nature of the work, and then when you add in a particular crisis situation then that can all take its toll on workplaces. people are exhausted. people are exhausted, i think, mistakes will be made. this cheshire mp knows what it is like to feel out of control. he suffered a breakdown several years ago and he is worried that mps are now being pushed too far. has this prolonged pressure taken its toll on your mental wellbeing? yes, for definite. i'm aware of some of the trigger points and how to manage

. >> interesting, andrea, to watch that video and you can glean a few things about his strategy.e's really just focusing on president trump, saying this is a moment in time a battle for the heart and soul of the nation. not talking about policy or i'm joe biden, this is where i'm from. >> he's assuming people know who he is. he is not going to go ach fellow democrats. he's going after donald trump. he wants to show he is the toughest, the strongest, the most experienced trying to make his age and long experience on public stage a virtue that he's the one who can go after him. it's a very dramatic and it's kind of a shock technique to start with charlottesville. >> heard him mention president obama, political experts surmised he is going to basically position himself as an extension of the obama presidency. do we suspect that his former boss may jump in this thing early and endorse him? >> no, not at all. they did put out a statement this morning praising his service as vice president, but very clear that president obama will hang back and see who rises to the top and not endorse

andrea? >> experts think it is probably a shorter range weapon. experts say he seems to be testing the boundaries of what he can do without provoking retaliation, trying to get the u.s. attention for sanctions relief he wants and more talks. >> no doubt u.s. officials watching. thank you. >>> to the flurry of the late news about the release of the mueller report just hours away and a rare interview the president's daughter and top adviser ivanka trump says she's not worried. >> i knew there was no collusion. i knew that there was no obstruction and this was affirmed in the mueller report and attorney general barr's subsequent summary. so i have no cause to be concerned. >> hallie jackson joining us. how are others on the president's team bracing for the release? >> reporter: lester, we have details on this. the president's attorneys meeting every day this week tell us they prepared a counter report to rebut mueller's findings but not share it. it depends what the mueller report says. tonight "the new york times" is reporting justice department officials have had multiple conversations with white house lawyers a

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before biden can take the president on, he has to defeat his chief primary opponents who are mostly more progressive or diverse and gaining traction with younger voters. lester? >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> there is a state of emergency as violent storms carve a path of destruction across the south. at least five people killed in flash floods and an outbreak of tornados leveling homes. the weather moving east and nbc's kerry sanders is in the storm zone. >> reporter: here is what is left today in san augustine, texas after a tornado barrelled through overnight. one of two that hit the state since yesterday. this one flattening homes and buildings, toppling buildings, toppling 100-year-old trees including the pine that destroyed the mayor's home. >> i heard a roaring and when it hit the house, it was like zoom and you still -- when it hit, you could still hear the winds. >> reporter: were you afraid? >> i didn't have time to be afraid. >> reporter: the mayor and his wife were in bed when their ceiling imploded, a 2 x 4 striking his wife. >> that board there is the one that hit her across the back. >> reporter: she's sore but okay. the twister knocked him off his f

andrea, good morning. >> good morning, craig. joe biden in battleground pennsylvania, trying to prove that he can win back the union workers in rust belt states who defected from the democratic ranks to elect donald trump. >> if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. it's going to happen here in western pennsylvania. >> reporter: joe biden at the first rally of his 2020 campaign, surrounded by labor union supporters in battleground pennsylvania. >> i make no apologies. i am a union man. period. >> reporter: laying down a marker against president trump, whose win in pennsylvania helped seal his victory over hillary clinton. >> he's the only president who's decided not to represent the whole country. the president has his base. we need a president who works for all americans. >> reporter: repudiating the president's character and leadership. >> we democrats and we independents who have the same view have to choose hope over fear, unity over division, and maybe most importantly, truth over lies. truth over lies. >> reporter: president trump, who's long viewed the former vice president as his tou

can pesky dough. >>> demanding action after deadly hit and run. six-year-old angela garcia and his mother were struck and killed while walking on the crosswalk on saturday. andrea is in oakland with a huge show of support at the collision scene. ondrea? >> reporter: the crowd has send out here 26th, in the past few hours that they have been out here for two hours. morning and honoring ainge -- angel and honor. the march start this afternoon from international community school in protest of angel and alma garcia vasquez they were crossing after doing laundry at the laundromat when they were hit. students from international community high school, were out demanding more signs and lights the intersection with a message for the city council. >> imagine their families, crossing ttt run . i don't think they want that. so they should pay attention to this. >> reporter: there's a half mile stretch of foothill with no stop sign or stop lights. the suspect in this case, is still outstanding tonight he ditched the car a black mercedes, after hitting alma, a jail and their cousin. alan has a extensive criminal history. to be an accessory of murder. all that as well as eigh