the judge gave prosecutors permission to obtain for new dna dna samples from de angelo. wildly grilli on wall street, the latest changes in the stock market and what is expected to happen next plus the virus leading many movie theaters across the country to take precautions how you the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>and the theater says it's cutting its audience capacity in half it will do so by capping ticket sales and 50% or. >>no more than 250 people at larger theaters. amc says reduction will run from saturday through april 30 us officials recommend social-distancing as a way to curb the spread of covid 19 the company also says it will enhance cleaning at its enemas that is another recommendation from the centers for disease control and prevention. >>i m

instead, the angela would prosecutors say dna evidence links de angelo to at least 13 murders and more rapes ross california leading to his arrest in 2018. the angels this plea bargain could be and decided on by then. ifou are flying out of the international terminal at sfo do not expect that your name will be called if u're running late. >>the airlines will no longer make terminal wide flight announcements at the airport's international terminal. according to sfo. the move is intended to give passengers a quote more peaceful experience. passengers are asd to stay informed about their flht status on their own myra for referring to their airline apps or to terminal flight information screen. so the death toll is rising in tenness as the search for more pele expands after deadly storms struck on tuesday, at least 24 people have been killed hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed camila bernal is in putnam county tennessee just east of nashville with the latest. >>tennessee remains under a state of emergency i thought for sure that she can take the whole house up this after t

>>he added that at the age of 74 de angelo would likely die of natural causes before actually facing the death penalty. >>oakland police chief says somebody else needs to lose their job we'll tell you who she's talking about when we come back plus lawmakers announce a new initiative to protect children from online child exploitation, the latest on what the dutch attorney general plans. >>and next at 6.30 a woman being held on a cruise ship off the coast of california shares her story. >>as health officials test passengers for coronavirus. the temperatures taken a nosedive today now or start to focus in on the ch z3s7oz z1ncz y3s7oy y1ncy >>up on that breaking news, we told you about at the top of the hour, we're a sunnyvale public safety officer was performingacpr on a patient who possibly died from coronavirus course there's a major concern for first responders as well as all medical personnel a lot of what's going on right now with the coronavirus our rob fladeboe was at that news conference in sunnyvale with the sunnyvale department of public safety joins us live now with details

[applause] [applause] we are very excited to have jack's wife, angelo with us today along with his brotherand his son danielle. thank you all very much. and thank you. [laughter] we are also joined by a very distinguished assembly of leaders including secretary mike pompeo, mike think of a much. secretary mike asper, attorney general william barr, secretary berlitz, senator lindsey graham, chairman of the joint chief of staff, general mark milley and general keith alexander. okay, thank you very much, thank you all. jack keane was born in 1943 into a family with a strong tradition of military service. his father served during world war ii as a marine in the pacific theater. jack grew up in a housing project on the lower east side of manhattan and became the first member of his family to attend college. at fordham university he joined the rotc distinguishing himself as a cadet and member of the famed pershing rifles. upon graduating, jack was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army, he volunteered to serve in vietnam and joined the legendary 101st airborne division as a platoon

play from the angelo pavageau , this is kpix 5 five news. >>> >>> good morning michelle.y home in san jose. tracking the weather for you and compared to the wild weather that we had yesterday. with even isolated thunderstorms and small hail, we are looking at a cold start your day in fact, 30s and 40s with clear skies at some locations even down to freezing

>> it's based off of my angelo quote that we may encounter many defeats but we may not be defeated.sometimes you need to suffer defeat to know what you can become. it was both from a sports standpoint and from a race standpoint really kind of came together as an ideal. sports how kids lose we hug them there to lose and we let them know this is not the end of the world, there will be another opportunity and i think just the resilience of what black americans have done in this country there resilience and triumph over obstacles was reflected in that quote the undefeated felt good. >> as you mentioned, there are six athletes featured in "the fierce 44". our athletes inherently role models? >> whether they want to not they are for many people because they play in public. they are out doing their work in public and they interact with friends and fans watch them and people pay money to come see the game. they look up to them. many kids go up playing sports and they wish they could become serena williams, look at coco gauff, she's letting up tennis. she was inspired by serena williams. nao

installation the giants of the renaissance for example shows the best known works by raphael michel angelo and leonardo da vinci digitalized animated and accompanied by music this form of presentation is known as immersion it's taking the art world by storm and fits in here perfectly. for one leipzig is a changing city one and transformation in upheaval and that is what we focus on here. murray grenada. the building stood empty for nearly 10 years then in 2013 to private enthusiastic bought it and gave. it's only purpose. projects that combine art technology and science are becoming a trademark of the const craft fair. game is to get younger visitors in particular interested in the art world. the immersion installations remain a central element. of the changing exhibitions not only define the spaces they allow visitors to enter fascinating worlds the possibilities offered when technology and art go hand in hand are impressive. what secrets lie behind the. find out in an immersive experience and explore the best in a world cultural heritage sites d w world heritage for 60. likes it is a boo

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>>accused of 13 murders and more than 50 rapes suspected golden state killer joseph de angelo is finallyhis alleged crimes but according to a court filing from his defense attorney he's now hoping to avoid a trial. this dismissal motion filed in sacramento county court late monday says he would plead guilty to his charges in exchange for a lifetime sentence to put the death penalty off the table you might be best to just resolve it now the cost not just in money. >>but in time and happiness. that will be drained out that never comes back attorney mark reichel points to the million this lengthy trial is expected to cost taxpayers as one of the reasons to take a plea he says it's 74 year-olds de angelo would likely die of natural causes anyway. >>before facing the death penalty right now we have a governor who's imposed a moratorium on the death penatly there will be no death valley executions in california. under the current governor sir very good chance. the next governor of california may take the same position but assemblyman jim cooper says these victims deserve their day in court if

back in 1974, angelo pavageau broke into the home of carlson. carlson was beaten to death. he was just 25 years old when he was killed. his brother taking on the responsibility to advocate for the killer and rapest to be behind bars. >> we are asking all citizens of california to please stand with us and help us to get the message across the parole board. this is a really bad idea. pavageau's hearing is set for april 15th. >>> the raiders left for las vegas. the group of fans are not letting them go easily. a court hearing is expected over the raiders department. a fan group is hoping to bring a new nfl team opened, while keeping the raiders name and the colors here, keeping the silver and black. >>> starting to look a lot like winter again in sierra after five dry weeks. five weeks of nothing. fresh snow arriving today, march 1st. quite a welcome site. rob mayeda is joining us now. that's really good for us down here. when it melts, we get it. we are hoping when it rains, we'll get. >>> >> we athe numbers for febr you don't get any dryer than zero. some good news. let's sh

joseph de angelo says he wants the death penalty removed as a sentencing option is accused of killingople and raping more than 50 in northern california, including contra costa county between the mid 70's and the 1980's. an attorney not involved in this case as a plea deal might save the taxpayers money. >>the cost not just in money. but in time and happiness. that will be drained out that never comes back. >>he added that at 74 years old angelo would likely die of natural causes before facing the death penalty. in national news tonight, supreme court appears divided after. >>over an hour of today concerning a louisiana abortion law. key justices indicated that they could be poised to uphold the law which requires any deeper to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles admitting privileges require providers to gain the right to admit patients at a local hospital in order to perform abortions. 2 louisiana, doctors and a medical clinic sued to get the law overturned. chief justice john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh both asked questions today suggesting the law could

of being the golden state killer says he plans to plead guilty in exchange for his life joseph de angelo sals he wants the death penalty removed as a sentencing option. he is accused of killing 13 people and raping more than 50 others in northern california, including contra costa county between the mid 1970's and 1980's, one attorney not involved in this case as a plea deal might say taxpayers money. >>the cost not just in money. but in time and happiness. that will be drained out that never comes back. >>the attorney ads at 74 years old the angelo would likely die of natural causes before facing the death penalty governor newsome has halted all executions during his term in office. the state of tennessee is now under a state of emergency following yesterday's deadly tornadoes there. this is look at this just is just one neighborhood what it looks like today, yeah it's been torn up pretty good. the storm killed at least 2 dozen people coming over now has the latest from one of the hardest hit areas east of nashville. >>fun. they're just they're people helping a lot of strangers people i

angelo >> caller: mr.r. >> yes >> caller: thank you for being "the voice" of reason in uncertain times. >> well, thank you thank you. tell my wife what's up? >> caller: j & j, what are you doing? >> you buy j & j my charitable trust owns it. why? triple sheet balance sheet run by a guy who may be one of the best c.e.o.s that doesn't have the economics of cali what are we doing with j & j every dog has its day. this has had many. >>> let's go to chris in tennessee. chris. >> caller: hey, jim. >> chris >> caller: first-time caller, long-time listener >> great, chris. >> caller: wanted to know what you think about buying delta airlines >> i am not a fan of the airlines why am i not a fan of the airlines right now they have to have people go on their planes, and they seem to be having a problem doing that so why court that? if you want to do it for trade, the trade was yesterday. >>> how about eric in wisconsin. eric >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah. >> caller: this week companies offer products considered to

in 1974, angelo broke into a home. frank was beaten to death. annette was repeatedly raped and beat to death. frank was 25 years of age when he was killed. his brother has advocated for the killer and rapist to be kept behind bars. >> it is a tremendously emotional event, and we are asking all the kcitizens of california to please stand with us and help us to get the message across to the parole board that this is a really bad idea. >> pavageau's patrol building is september for april 18th. >>> this man was arrested after he tried setting up a meeting to have sex with a 17-year-old. this 44 year old from san jose said he was ready to pay $200,000 in exch a half-moon bay hotel. >>> today we look at the housing shortage. redfin said it is at the lowest point in seven fires. buyers are going to extreme lengths to buy homes, putting up 50% down and accepting the house as is, no inspections needed. the bay area is now the most competitive market in the nation with agents saying 90% of the time there were multiple offers on homes up for sale. >>> comi

angelo pavageau was sentenced to death for murdering a man, raping his wife and setting fire to their home. two years later the court struck down the california death penalty law, meaning all prisoners were given life in prison with the possible of parole. the family had to >> this experience attered her. in the process makes her live it over and over and over again. >> now the family hopes the board will invoke marsy's law, it gives parole boards the ability to defer parole hearings for up to 15 years instead of the current three. the family will go in front of the board at hearing night dozens of teaching assistants has been fired from uc santa cruz after going on strike for higher wages. more on what this means for the grad students. >> reporter: after months of protesting and picketing, 54 uc santa cruz grad student teaching assistants received letters like this one. dismissing them from their positions on campus. other teaching assistants will also lose their appointments for the spring opportunity. >> they would lose their funding. >> reporter: the situation is especially tough

anla pa jowas en dth -- angelo pavageau was sentenced to death. two years later, the court struck down california's death penalty law , all prisoners of the time were given life with the possibility of parole. ever since the victims family has had to appeal the parole board every few years. >> this experience shattered her. beyond words. and the process makes her livid over and over and over again. >> the family hopes that the board will invoke marcy's law, it gives parole boards the ability to defer parole hearing from up to 15 years instead of the current three. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why dozens of california graduate students lost their jobs of the weekend and why some of them may have to leave the school altogether.>>> let's take a look outside on this windy monday morning working with mike bloomberg was one of the most empowering experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years.ea a

los angelos the 2nd most populated city in the united states with over 4000000 inhabitants and hotbed of prostitution and they. run the city sidewalks in apartments but also in hotels around the airport thousands of women are prostituting themselves under the control of pimps who are often gang members. this issue is affecting more and more underage girls on a daily basis totally. less risky than trafficking weapons or drugs the sexual exploitation of children is a highly profitable business for organized crime and under-age prostitute could bring in between $150200000.00 a year 10000. 2 weeks that is the week. we were given the rare opportunity to follow the hollywood vice squad who fight this modern slavery on a daily basis if i catch you judge another car you're going to jail. they're hunting ground western avenue. but come out of here is only a walk up and down the west. how quickly. surging munoz is leading a team of around 20 officers in the field working undercover they are trying to catch prostitutes and pimps by posing as customers. there. as soon as underage victims are iden

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we did you know from angelo but at least he's the head of the civil protection services yet initially- he gave an ininterviw to a- full day. she said he. is that maybe as many as one in ten of people are actually instead. as we know but a lot people do actually show symptoms all the show a very mild symptoms and so therefore. he's calling on those that we do know i'd that brought bracket to stay at home and keep in isolation are there also those new measures you mentioned. increase of fines if you violate these lockdown measures that's four huhundred o three thousand euros the initial figure was two hundred and sixty euros so this is quite a jump. just in one day there were ten thousand violations of the lockdown measures so they're hoping that with these new- punishments if you're like in place they're hoping that something will be done. the military presence is still is already on the streets of each but mr deeds. to beat. it rise ation all the countnt he said for the most part. just be want to. the most ball in society. but he said needs to be done read you the lead can't take more

is also struggling to house more than 20000 refugees in a crowded camp like conditions a dire as angelo simpson has been hearing island is concerned about coping with the new health crisis i'm standing here in front of the luria refugee camp in the listless reese we're about 20000 refugees are held in an area that was initially built for 2000 people the area is not the best when it comes to fighting in the conditions are not the ideal for people living in such a small area but now when the spread of coronavirus around the world a lot of the people are concerned he went around and spoke to the locals to see what they had to say about a fear of a virus like that spreading among the camp. if it gets like italy will be doomed because the island only has one hospital it is good if they manage to isolate one or 2 of those infected with corona virus one of the feel unloved infection spread further you can imagine what will happen to them of them ago there will be many issues and they will be big the virus is likely to spread very fast it could be maria that's affected but also mightily the who

petition for the california department of corrections and rehabilitation is parole board to deny parolee angelo papa joe was convicted back in 19 76 when the murder of erik karlsson's older brother frank ross we are asking all the citizens of california. >>the stand with us. and help us. they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really bad idea. the crime up in april 24th 1974 inside what was then the carlson's home and care to street in san francisco for trail hill district it was really scary steve said is was 13 years old at the time to live a short distance from the cross and he remembers the brutal nature of the incident shocked the neighborhood the house was that it's had bacon for at least 10 years if not longer that i know of. >>and nobody would. i'm going to it or anything as young kids in the neighborhood we called it the hunted house because of what had happened. >>the memory of losing his older brother's such an unthinkable way has hunted erik karlsson for the last 46 years. i can't this crime. how important he was to me for those interested in supporting. getting m

to a densely packed refugee camp where more than $20000.00 the living and often dire conditions of angelo supplies has been speaking to some of the island and. i'm standing here in front of the refugee camp in the riess were about 20000 refugees or held in an area that was initially built for 2000 people area it's not the best when it comes down hygiene in the conditions are not the ideal for people living in such a small area but now with the spread of coronavirus around the world a lot of the people are concerned we went around and speak to the locals to see what the had to see about a fear of a virus like that spreading among the cow. if it gets like italy will be doomed because the island only has one hospital it is good if they manage to isolate one or 2 of those infected with corona virus one of the feel unloved infection spread further you can imagine what will happen. with them there will be many issues and they will be big the virus is likely to spread very fast it will only be maria that's affected but also mightily the whole island of lesbos will be in trouble i have family on

economy the prison system and and health care for the addicts from europe thanks charlie charlie angelo there in london. no iran has reported another $43.00 deaths from the corona virus raising the total to $237.00 more than $7000.00 infections are confirmed many allies of start flying to iran as it struggles with one of the world's worst breaks . the spread of covert 90 viruses officially known as is being tracked by john hopkins university in the u.s. it's using figures from a number of sources including the w.h.o. and the centers for disease control in the u.s. and europe the number of cases has now topped more than 111000 around the world the largest jumps in the last 24 hours of come from iran italy and south korea and on the other side the number of deaths is quickly approaching 4000 and more than 62000 people have recovered that's more than half of the people who've contract the virus well earlier i spoke to lawrence coastin who's the chair of the global health law at georgetown university he says some countries are struggling to balance adequate quarantine with public freedom. e

numbers that are tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of women out on the streets of san angelo of the country in fact organizers believe that there will be at least a 1000000 just in the capital alone before 2 all over the major march * that began just a couple of blocks from here in a plastic bag which has been nicknamed flash i think it was supposed to march past the presidential palace people dressed oh so much of where skits dances before women. signs demanding women's rights but it was a very very jovial atmosphere to the short while ago but you may notice that women are beginning to walk towards me that is away from the plaza because security forces began throwing tear gas 20 minutes ago we can still smell it and feel it so a lot of people are actually leaving now and with those that have stalled children or elderly people what others continue to arrive and continue to insist that they will march at least past the presidential palace before the state is out to show that they are not afraid and that women are not going to take a backseat any longer in chile which is a coun

you could remove a child from long beach and place that child in -- pick a place -- east los angelos that's 20 miles and tangs two hours with traffic. so it's a bit of a -- you want to give context when they say it's too high. we are attempting to place very close to home. yet, it is still removeing from their school, from their home community and neighborhood and something we want to address. so you see here -- and this is point in time, 464 foster care placements and 144 in san francisco, so a little less than a third. 69%, 329 out of county. now, the second driver of our higher than average rate is the fact that we have a lot of relative relatives who live outside of san francisco. for various reasons. the first thing we want to do is to find a relative to place that child with. the bonding that happens with the relatives, the familiarity and it's better for children. we first look irrespective what county that relative may live in. when you see the data further broken down, 40% replacements are with relatives and that's a good thing. and then you go through the next bullet and 60

earlier, we said that angelo had 70% of its staff.is not correct, it is in its mortgage lending unit only, not across the whole company. news, 24 hours a day, on-air and on quick take by bloomberg, powered by journalists and analysts inward than 120 countries. by mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. for the week.ne these are the final numbers on the session for the european majors. a negative day -- most of the major markets went down, so they were off their lows, 4%, 5%, 6%. the ftse 100 leading the and oil stocks taking it on the chin. european stocks have been up this week, the oil sector has been a big out performer, 20%. intoht volume day going the weekend. obviously there is risk to be carried into the weekend. a rebalancing story looks like it is fading off a bit as well. we will see what this story looks like come monday morning. we will carry on the coverage at the top of the hour, getting the u.k. briefing as well. on dab take you live digital radio. that's coming up at the top of the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live fro

angelo pan shows us around his operating rooms now transformed into makeshift intensive care units. icu overwhelmed by the sheer number of covid-19 patients. >> there is enough room in the icu. if milan will be badly spiked by the outbreak, it's going to be corona for everybody. >> reporter: beyond the shortage of beds and ventilators, the doctors getting sec themselves. dr. pan has said total confinement is the world's only hope. >> we can win the battle. if the people will keep on having contacts with each other outside in the restaurants, in the bars, in the super markets. and so the infection will spread. will keep on spreading. and it's going to be very tough. >> reporter: and his message to the outside world? if you're not involved in the war, in the hospital, stay home apat a and think about life. >> you've been covering this terrible, terrible news from italy. we know many doctors have lost their lives in italy trying to curtail this. but it seems every day the numbers keep growing. >> reporter: that's right, and the numbers yesterday prompted the prime minister late last ni

angelo shows us around its operating rooms now transformed into makeshift intensive care units, the icushemselves overwhelmed by the sheer number of covid-19 patients. >> there is not enough room in the icu. and in if milan will be badly strike by the outbreak, it's going to be a big problem for everybody. >> reporter: beyond the shortage of beds and ventilators, the doctors getting sick themselves. dr. pan has had one day off in the last six weeks. he says total confinement is the world's only hope. >> we can win the battle. if the people keep on having contacts with each other outside in the restaurants in the bars, in the super markets, and so the infection will spread, will keep on spreading, and it's going to be very tough. >> reporter: and his message from the front line to the outside world. >> stay home and think about lives. this is a good opportunity. >> reporter: melissa bell, cnn. >> and a mother's day warning from the british day prime minister boris johnson do not visit loved ones. the national health service could be, quote, overwhelmed if people don't act now to slow the

. >>9 39 in new this morning, the man known as the east area rapist joseph de angelo has offered to plead guilty. in exchange for his lifhe's trying to avoid the death penalty and serve life in prison itead. dna evidence linked himto at least 13 murders and more than 50 rapes across california. and that led to his arrest in 2018 his next court date is in may and that's when they could decide on the plea bargain. >>rubble and the devastatn of buildings and ighborhoods that behind every pow is really represents people. businesses that are lost its families th are hurting. it's people that have really seen the destruction this. >>that's one of the big ational headlinethis morng as the situation in tennessee, 25 people confirmed killed by this tornado that shoot its way through parts of tension looking to the airport there tossing planes around the piling them up like trash. and this is the situation there seeing all across the just heard from tennessee's governor moment ago saying that the situation is dire. he went on to say that what the state needs right now.his help. ta to a person today

instead angelo would serve life in prison prosecutors say the dna evidence links him to at least 13 murdersthan 50 rapes across california which led his arrest in 2018 his next court date is in may and this plea bargain could be decided by them, happening today, the supreme court will take up a major abortion case this will be e first since justic brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch joined the bench, the 2 trump appointees could tip the scales inhe abortion fight. this case is a losiana law that requires doctors performing abortions to obtain privileges from a nearby hospital, supporters say the law s designed to keep an qualified doctors from providing abortions. but those on the other side say that doctors who perform abortions would have a hard time getting the privilege is required in that w the lead attorney about living a limiting access not protecting the safety of women >>i'm trevor shirley in washington each year millions of americans are driving their cars that are under safety recalls coming up i'll explain what the department of transportation is doing to change that. >>and here's

petition for the california department of corrections and rehabilitation is parole board to deny parolee angelo papa joe was convicted back in 19 76 when the murder of erik karlsson's older brother frank ross we are asking all the citizens of california. >>please stand with us. and help us. they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really bad idea. the crime up in april 24th 1974 inside what was then the carlson's home on here to street in san francisco for trail hill district it was really scary steve said is was 13 years old at the time to live a short distance from the cross and he remembers the brutal nature of the incident shocked the neighborhood the house was that it sat vacant for at least 10 years if not longer that i know of. >>and nobody would. into it or anything as young kids in the neighborhood we called it the hunted house because of what it happen. >>the memory of losing his older brother's such an unthinkable way has hunted erik karlsson for the last 46 years. i can't this how important he was to me for those interested in supporting. getting more information a

this area of orange is the enhanced risk of san angelo, wichita falls, oklahoma city, too.ch out here, keep track on your local weather radio or weather radio, or nbc station here in case we do get storms in areas of texas. it's obviously different times, but the weather doesn't stop. someone said yesterday, why are you still doing the weather. in this country, we usually get hundreds if not thousands of people die from weather-related activities, too. that's whiy we'll give you the updates. >> thank you, bill. >> nks that, bill. >>> still ahead, we're going to job about joe biden's big outcome after sweeping 13 states. he's now on his way of the delegates he needs to secure the nomination. >>> plus, we're going to talk about where the stock market stands as the white house tries to combat the economic impact from the coronavirus. we'll be right back. back. and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... t

daria thanks a lot robin is 7 24 in new this morning, the man known as the east area rapist joseph de angelofering now to plead guilty to save himself from the death penalty. instead he would serve a life in prison sentence if this is accepted the dna evidence is caused police to arrest him for at least 13 murders. and over 50 rapes all across california. and now as the court is setting a date of may and will consider that plea bargain. >>rubble and the devastation of buildings and neighborhoods that behind every pow is really represents people. businesses that are lost its families that are hurting. it's people that have really seen the destruction of this. >>you know one of the big national headlines this morning is what's happening in tennessee where at least 25 people have died now after a powerful tornado ripped through parts of that state look at this airport with planes tossed all over the place. and those tornadoes left behind a trail of carnage to in the middle of the night take a look at this airplane. yeah, looks like trash enough, and yeah. tennessee's governor says the people of

petition for the california department of corrections and rehabilitation is parole board to deny parolee angelo papa joe was committed back in 19 76 when the murder of erik karlsson's older brother frank rosswe are asking all the citizens of california. >>please stand with us. and help us. they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really bad idea. the crime up in april 24th 1974 inside what was then the carlson's home and appeared to street in san francisco for trail hill district it was really scary steve said is was 13 years old at the time and lived a short distance from the crosses he remembers the brutal nature of the incident shocked the neighborhood the house was and that it had taken for at least 10 years if not longer that i know of. >>and nobody would. into it or anything as young kids in the neighborhood we called it the hunted house because of what it >>the memory of losing his older brother's such an unthinkable way has hunted erik karlsson for the last 46 years. i can't this how important he was to me for those interested in supporting. getting more information ab

much robin thede 16 is the time >>new this morning, a man known as the east area rapist joseph de angelo has offered death penalty instead, the e angela will serve lifetime in prison. prosecutors say dna least 13 murders and over 50 rapes acrosscalifornia ultimately leading to his arrest back in 2018 yandle deangelis next court date is in may and this plea bargain could be decided on that. >>in the south bay. late night and early morning video shows here san jose police have been digging up e pavement as part of a cold case investigation. you can see them diggg up the pavement along santa cruz avenue. and that is a lead to a lot of speculation about what they're looking for. >>i was shopping down here and i thght i'd check out since i had heard there was something going on, but he said his sist told him out it and then some but cold case murders something maybe there's a body buried back there's and i just remember all this was all messed up during the earthquake. so. >>it was a may be an opportunity for somebody to do sothing. >>not going to get any answers from the police say cite the

daria thanks a lot robin 6.18 and new this morning, the man known as the east area rapist joseph de angelos to plead guilty to save his life. instead he will serve a lifetime in prison. prosecutors say dna evidence links him to at least 13 murders and more than 50 rapes across california that's what led to his arrest in 2018. his next court date in may. they could consider his plea at that time to save him from the death penalty. >>happening today, the supreme court will take up a major abortion cases will be the first since justices heard brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch joined the bench, the 2 trump appointees could tip the scales in the abortion fight the case is a louisiana law that requires doctors performing abortions to obtain privileges from a nearby hospital. supporters say it was designed to keep unqualified doctors from providing abortions, pro-choice advocates though say doctors who perform abortions would have a harder time getting that privilege. the lead attorney challenging the law says it's about limiting access and not protecting women's safety. in the south bay police in

the golden state killer will have to provide more dna samples to prosecutors. 74-year-old josef the angelo appeared in second in the courtroom yesterday for a pretrial hearing for the judge granted the prosecution a request for additional dna tests because the samples are being shared and compared among several counties and labs. >> it is our burden to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt and how we prove it, that's something we have to decide. >> he must provide for swabbed samples. in the meantime, the sacrament of public offender was to cut a plea deal and says his office does not have the resources to match all the county's rossi getting d'angelo. >>> major attractions hosing their doors due to concerns over coronavirus. will take a look at the places impacted so far including right here in the bay area. >>> also preventing the spread of the coronavirus, the emergency orders just announced by the santa clara county health department. and the steps officials are taking to help keep people safe. shouldn't you pay less when you use less data? now you can. because xfinity mobile gives

the convicted killer angelo have a go received the death penalty but now more than 40 years later he soon be up for parole. the victim's brother is asking for help to keep him behind bars. stand with us. and help us. >>they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really bad idea and we're doing everything we can. are the memory of my brother. to protect the life of my sister-in-law who still. >>this in fear of this individual. the carlton family is pleading for the public to write to the parole board and ask them to deny the killer's parole. >>those letters will have to be submitted by march 15th. so there is a deadline. if you'd like you can find more information on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>in san francisco, firefighters put out a big fire in the bayview it started in a warehouse connected to a bar on tolland street and evans avenue one building collapsed because of the fire but nobody was hurt. 7.26 and coming up to americans die of the coronavirus over the weekend we have the latest on the cases all across the country and here in california. working with mike

brutally murdered back in 1974 his way home on kansas street in the hill district, the convicted killer angelove the death penalty but now more than 40 years later. >>how soon be up for parole. the victim's brother is asking for help to keep him behind bars. >>stand with us. and help us. they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really bad idea and we're doing everything we can. are the memory of my brother. to protect the life of my sister-in-law who still this in fear of this individual. >>the carlton family is pleading for the public to write to the parole board asking them to deny the killer's parole, those letters have to be submitted by march 15th. >>as a 41. here's a quick live look outside at the embarcadero camera as we take a brief break blue skies sunshine a little breezy out there this morning but we're looking at really mild to warm temperatures today and be on john travel with your full forecast coming up just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage

in the hill district, the convicted killer angelo vog oem received the death penalty but now more than 40 years later, he may soon be up for parole. the victim's brother, those asking for help to keep him behind bars. >>stand with us. and help us. they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really bad idea and we're doing everything we can. are the memory of my brother. to protect the life of my sister-in-law who still. >>this in fear of this individual. >>the carlton family is pleading for the public's right to the parole board and ask them to deny the killer's parole. those letters must be submitted by march 15th there so there is a deadline you can find more information on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>cisco firefighters put out a big fire in the bayview it started in a warehouse connected to a bar on tolland street evans avenue, at least one of the buildings collapsed, but nobody was hurt. 54 graduate student at u c santa cruz who have been on strike for higher wages have been fired. they were let go for failing to turn an undergraduate grains. you see santa cruz

the convicted killer angelo ago, recent receive the death penalty but now more than 40 years later.he will soon be up for parole. the victim's brother is asking for your help. >>stand with us. and help us. they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really bad idea and we're doing everything we can. >>to honor the memory of my brother. to protect the life of my sister-in-law who still. >>this in fear of this individual. >>the carlton family is pleading with the public to write to the parole board asking to deny the parole and those letters have to be submitted by march 15th. you can find more information on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>and today we're going to be looking at plenty of sunshine all the way through the day temperatures climbing under that sunshine with 60's returning in oakland and nevado but it is also pretty windy your forecast ahead. >>and checking in on 92 now we're starting to see a slight dip in your drive time here on westbound 92 the trip to the peninsula crowded but not our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...so we can spend

petition for the california department of corrections and rehabilitation is parole board to deny parolee angeloa joe was convicted back in 19 76 when the murder of erik karlsson's older brother frank ross we are asking all the citizens of california. >>please stand with us. and help us. they get the message across to the parole board. this is a really the crime up in april 24th 1974 inside what was then the carlson's home and care to street in san francisco for trail hill district it was really scary steve said is was 13 years old at the time to live a short distance from the cross and he remembers the brutal nature of the incident shocked the neighborhood the house was that it had taken for at least 10 years if not longer that i know of. >>and nobody would. i'm going to it or anything as young kids in the neighborhood we called it the haunted house because of what had happened. >>the memory of losing his older brother's such an unthinkable way has hunted erik karlsson for the last 46 years. i can't this crime, how important he was to me for those interested in supporting. getting more informat