. >> hey, dude, it's me, you need to [ bleep ] call me asap. >> could they set the perfect trap in. >> these people might literally get away with murder. >> "deadly conspiracy." >> hello, welcome to "dateline extra," i'm craig melvin, with doting grandfather jack jesse at the helm, his big and blended california family seemed like one happy bunch. then jack was found stabbed to death in his living room, and police wondered if the jesses were not as close as they seemed. the case went unsolved for years until and ace detective hatched an unconventional plan to catch jack's killers. here's keith morrison. ♪ the game is called mouse trap, the ball on the track, most everything works in unison. how often things go wrong no allow the mice to get away. so far what really happened could come down to a children's game? these are the people that happened to the jesse clan of orange county california. they vacationed together. >> i'm tired. i'm ready to go home. >> shared birthdays. >> this one's for bev. >> even got together for a monthly game of ten pins. but what these grainy home videos don

you need to call me [bleep] asap. >> could they set the perfect trap? >> these people might literally get away with murder. "deadly conspiracy". hello, and welcome to "dateline" extra, i'm craig melvin. with jack jessee at the helm, his big and blended california family seemed like one happy bunch. then jack was found stabbed to death in his living room, and police wondered if the jessees weren't as close as they seemed. the case went unsolved for years until an ace detective hatched an unconventional plan to catch his killers. here's keith morrison. >> the game is called mouse trap. the little ball on its track, the tiny mice which unless every lever works in unison will not be caught, and how often things go wrong to allow the mice to get away. so awed that what really happened could so eerily mimic a children's game. >> oh, how nice. >> these are the people it happened to. the jessee clan of orange county, california. they vacationed together. >> i'm tired. i'm ready to go home. >> shared birthdays. even got together for a monthly game of ten pin. bu

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q asap -- -- cue a separate discussion about insurance. the headlines truly seem never ending, and to be frank, i don't think they are going to stop. i think we will see more front page news, unfortunately, with respect to cyber attacks. as we speak, rogue regimes are searching systems worldwide for vulnerabilities. without aggressive action on our part to protect our networks it , is only a matter of time before i believe we get hit and hit hard in the homeland. what worries me in this conversation is not what has been done but what they have the , capability to do. and here we have changed how we , see this in an important way. we no longer assume that because a nationstate or a criminal organization has a capability they will not use it. we are changing to a posture that if the capability exists, it could be used against us, and we have to prepare accordingly. ago the government issued a comprehensive cyber strategy. this is the first comprehensive cyber strategy we have had in -- ever had, and the first cyber security related strategy

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particular investigation, the fbi will spare no asset and will connect -- conduct these investigations asap, as soon as possible. laura: well, it is good to hear your confidence there, but meanwhile, tonight dr. ford's lawyers have written to the fbi director chris wray saying that there -- their client has not been contacted by the fbi and they have not asked her for an interview. would you expect that dr. ford would be interviewed by the fbi as part of the invesgation? warren: well, dr. ford has been extensively intervieweprior to the fbi getting involved, and that is really up to the head person at the bureau to figure out whether there is anythingal additio be spoken about. she was under oath during the hearing, and i don't know if a there is aitional information that would be gleaned. if there is additional information, i'm sure they would contact the lawyers and set up an interview. we have to take it a day at a time, an hour at a time, a minute at a time, and they will exhaust every lead. i will assure the public that that will occur. laura: how about the scope of the investigation?

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this week, music lovers are converging to hear performances from tame impala, asap rocky, santa gold, pusha t, and the monkees. i was kidding about the monkees. a project forced organizers to find a new venue. >> around the festival, a lot of the crew are calling this treasure oakland, as we usher it into a new era. this is our 11th year doing the festival, but our first at shoreline park. we are thrilled to be at oakland. >> attendees enjoyed sunny weather, and they got to see 24 acts over 2 days performing on 2 stages. the festival continues through tomorrow. >>> and now there's a way to go whale watching on land. hard to miss this life-size blue whale sculpture. this massive sculpture was unveiled today, and it's constructed from discarded sing if-use plastic items. the project commissioned by the monterey bay aquarium to draw attention to the problem of plastic pollution. >> the size of the average weight of a blue wail is 300,000 pounds, and every 9 minutes, 300,000 pounds of plastic trash gets dumped into our ocean. >> you can find the blue whale art installation at chrissy fiel

say that the letter brings that into question and remains to be seen whether in fact, it is ending asapthey do have further questions based on this letter. cheryl: it has been sworn that the fbi conducts fbi investigations with standard operating procedures so maybe we don't question fbi reporting but do i want to ask you about politics which i know you cover. listen to what senator graham both had to say and listen to the conflicting statements here. >> i personally want it released to the public, i want you to know what the fbi found and that the facts speaks for themselves. >> this ought to be held very close. i've had women come to me time after time with stories always beg to go keep it confidential because of their fear. cheryl: christine blasey ford wanted confidential and somebody leaked it and not name. >> it highlights the tension that currently exists in congress right now with the call for transparency versus the call for not and the fact that that body technically has oversight over the fbi, oversight over the beasts essentially of congress and the backup, the assumption sh

so we need to get that started asap. >> president breslin: so everyone will be noticed when this starts? >> yes, the second that the r.f.i. is issues, you will be notified in writing. >> president breslin: okay. any questions? >> i would just make a comment and it's contains in our terms of reference and i highlight that to member of the governor's committee and this board because we have to update the terms of reference this year, but that -- what is in place now is wholly sufficient to cover our conduct as board. >> thank you, commissioner, yes. as we did from several years ago, of course, matters of rates and benefits are handled as a committee of the whole now, so it does apply to all members of the board. and we do, on behalf of the finance division and contracts division, very much appreciate how this board has conducted itself here and outside of these chambers, making our lives phenomenally easier from a contracting standpoint. so i would like to thank you for that >> president breslin: all right. >> vice president follansbee: i want to point out that i'm going tomorrow to new o

kathy commenting on instagram confirm asap, no to be made public as democrats will pick it apart wordaugh has been through enough. send your comments, time for the good, the bad and the ugly the we begin with the good. this canine didn't get a cake on his birthday but did catch a bad guy. chasing down the man in florida suspected of stealing from alone store. the sheriffs department wishing auto happy birthday on their facebook page. and the bad, the daca recipient accused of smuggling 17 pounds of meth, agents finding $34,000 worth of the drug in the trunk of his car. forget path and bottles, a fermentation tank popped open after spilling 8000 gallons in italy. this is flooding the winery causing a huge mess. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," today as always, "fox and friends first" continues right now, have a good day, goodbye. >> a fox news alert breaking overnight, the white house fully confident brett cavanagh will be confirmed, as the fbi closes its case. >> mitch mcconnell tees up a vote. >> personal information, endangering the lives of conservatives. >> i'm

open those safe injection sites asap. >> ok. i will give you jerry brown's cell phone number. >> we have taken those risks before. i know we have to deal with the liability question. we can. stop putting this off. number 2, deal with the bail question. you made those points. that can be hopefully resolved quickly. and 37, we don't know how many police officers are arresting homeless people who they are saying are drug dealers and are not. but what we do know is that 37% of pretrial is homeless. that is the closest we can get to the number. that is almost 40% of the people in jail. do something. but those homeless people have to have a place to go. right now, some of them are in jail. >> believe me, when i look at the capitol plant and i see $120 million of c.o.p. for jails, a look at that and think it could be $120 million for housing. >> go for it. [laughter] >> i mean, we need leadership. the g.r.p. has set it up for this situation for you all. i wish the numbers were lower. if you look at what other successful programs have s

. >> they are going to have a conversation with the majority leader asap. you can take from that what the president said and good for him to take the questions. you have to ask the trade questions first and you can take from that, they should follow-up their leads and have a free reign. should they interview judge kavanaugh, the president seeming open ended, but didn't specifically ask will you instruct don mcgahn to say they have free reign and he fell back on the limited in scope, do your business, but follow the wishes of the republican senate majority which is very limited in scope. >> what is going to happen is that anyone who disagrees with the testimony that brett kavanaugh gave and knew him during high school or college, those people know that this is their window. the fbi is going to cover them, they go to the fbi. people who voluntarily come forward to the extent they exist, they could have a lot to with whether the fbi wants to broaden. >> excuse me for interrupting, but a classmate at yale issued a long statement saying what he said about the dr

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she needed to move apartments asap. and told federal prosecutors she didn't have the money.ld her they would get her the money but the paperwork would take time. detective allison didn't think there was time. >> and here came a moment of big moral dilemma for you as a person and officer. >> yes, it was hard. >> i decided to give her the money and tell her to move. >> your money from your bank account. >> yes. >> the west chester detective loaned may $5,000 of her own money. may promised to pay her back. when prosecutors learned of it, they removed detective allison from the case. the defense,ed that they admonished would call it buying witness testimony. >> i can't sleep at night. >> i am very grateful to her because if i didn't move when i did, i wouldn't be here today. >> almost a year after ben's murder, narcy was indicted and walked before the cameras of america's most wanted. she and her brother were charged with racketeering and conspiracy for two murders, witness tampering and a host of other charges. >> the plot that led to the death of ben novak was a family affair.

beth dobrzynski remembers his message asking her to call asap. >> so then when i called detective gibsonnd he said, "we're reopening the case of cory didriksen lovelace," i was shocked. i was shaking. >> so the detective seemed to be interested in what you could tell him about the marriage? >> correct. >> which, she admitted, wasn't much. beth and other close friends said cory didn't really talk about her marriage. so the detective did something no one else had done on this case. he started knocking on doors talking to cory's former neighbors. >> all the neighbors talked about -- all the -- the constant arguing and fighting. >> so you were getting a picture of what was goin' on in that marriage that wasn't in focus in 2006. >> right. >> the detective went a step further. he got in his car and drove more than a hundred miles to the university of iowa to talk with someone who would have been an eyewitness to the lovelace marriage. >> i'm adam gibson. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm a detective with quincy. >> ok. ok. >> reporter: lyndsay lovelace, curtis and cory's oldest, was in college, her

trying to get some sound with the chp right now and as soon as we have that, we will bring it to you asap. but right now, the accident has been cleared over to the far right shoulder lanes. three and two are blocked as well as one for the most part. you are getting by on the far shoulder next to the median. and then once you get past that it's all okay. we'll check in with you again the next 15 to 30 minutes. let's head over to sal to see what the rest of the commute is like on the very frantic friday. sal? >>> all right jesse right now we have coming into our newsroom an interview with chp. let's listen in real quick where an officer is explaining what happened. >> not typically but it happens throughout everywhere on the bay area. especially when traffic is lighter in the early morning or late hours of night. so we do our best to enforce any calls that we receive for racing. >> such an important interstate for folks commuting into san jose. can you talk about what a mess it is for commuters this morning. >> we're fairly lucky because it is friday morning and typically it's lighter traff

came and paula and asap rocky i set to headline the festival. >>> royal wedding fever strikes again asbritain's princess eugenie married at windsor castle where the world watched. >> the princess chose a low-cut back and no veil, showing a visible scar. she has been an advocate for scoliosis treatment. >> it was amazing, she looked absolutely beautiful and was stunning. >> the new duke and duchess of sussex were there for the wedding alongside william and kate and the queen, prince philip and celebrities. >> princess eugenie a -- eugenie is the youngest daughter of andrew and sarah ferguson. she is ninth in line for the throne. >>> san jose state will host army at 1230 today. the spartans are looking for their first win of the season, cal has a big game in berkeley which we will pay extra attention to. >> i will be there! speak -- >> kickoff is at four and sanford -- stanford will face arizona state. >> we would really like to get one win. >>> hotel workers are rallying for higher pay and better job security. >> what led to dozens of arrests. >> and electric scooters returning, up next

to their packaging in the wake of this incident — and it responded by saying changes would be made asap detailing the ingredients and allergens. eat told us, "all our allergen information is readily available in store — most products show it clearly on the packaging, and for other items — like our hot served food — the information is always available at the till computer. "we frequently review our processes, but have not needed to make any changes in light of the sad story in the news this week." and finally we have greggs, who also package some of their food on site. but unlike in pret and eat, we found there were some products in greggs which did not display or list ingredients that could pose a severe allergen risk. in one branch we found three sandwiches which had sesame seeds on them, where there was no mention of sesame on the label in front of the product. greggs told us, "we take food allergies seriously and are committed to providing up—to—date allergen information." it said that all the information is available in the shops and online, but they told us that they are reviewing