while helping police search, he found baxter's body. >> there under a sink was paul. >> reporter: baxter was one of several young women found raped and murdered during a four-month period 42 years ago on the peninsula. investigators searching for the so-called gypsy hill killer finally got him. jury in san mateo county found 70-year-old rodney halbaur guilty of two counts of murder, one count for the murder of baxter and another of 18-year-old veronica casio. blood from the victims led investigators to attack halbauer. >> she stabbed him off and fought him off and survive. he was arrested, convicted there, and the state of oregon took his dna and put it in a national database. >> reporter: district attorney steve wagstaff says he faces two lengthy prison terms and another term in nevada. justice provides some relief. >> for me anyway it's hugely important, knowing what happened, scary as it was, to go through it again, you know, now we know. he'll be in jail for the rest of his life. >> reporter: jean elliott, "today in the bay." >>> an escaped inmate is on the run and authorities believ

flipping ‘eck, it's baxter! tim muffett, bbc news.he theme music takes you right back, doesn't it? now on bbc news, talking books. hello and welcome to talking books. i'm at the man booker 50 festival at the southbank centre in london. we've come to talk to dame hilary mantel, the only woman to have won the man booker prize for fiction twice for her bestselling historical novels... wolf hall her otherfiction may

flipping ‘eck, it's baxter! tim muffett, bbc news. music takes you right back, doesn't it? now on bbc news, talking books. hello and welcome to talking books. i'm at the man booker 50 festival at the southbank centre in london. we've come to talk to dame hilary mantel, the only woman to have won the man booker prize for fiction twice for her bestselling historical novels... wolf hall her otherfiction may take you by surprise, with books about ghosts, the supernatural, and the french revolution. the world, of course, eagerly awaits the next instalment of her hugely successful thomas cromwell trilogy, the mirror and the light. hilary mantel, welcome to talking books. we will come to the mirror and the light in due course, but i want to start with the books you have written. i2 novels, short stories, a memoir, and i was very struck by how very different they are — from 800 pages on the french revolution to performing psychics in suburbia, your subjects are unpredictable. how deliberate is that? it's not really deliberate, it's just i don

today, his trial begins in the deaths of two of those women here in san mateo county, paula baxter and veronica cascio. ninserfive gyy hillis whe halbo killer out there. >> reporter: over the past four years, halbower has made contact with our newsroom where he admits he was in the area at the time. to that, he said, so what? i did not commit any crime, any rapes, that i did not unstand. we are going to hear more from his manifesto coming up in the next half-hour. right now live in city, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the delta fire is burning out of control in shasta county this morning. it's more than 22,000 acres. the wildfire broke out wednesday north of redding closing i-5 in both directions for 45 miles. fire crews don't know if it was arson or an accident. flames are burning up to 300 feet high through thick brush. the rugged terrain and weather conditions are making for a tough fight. the all-day aerial attack stopped for the night and crews say it's because of the smoke and darkness. >> it's been a long summer, a long fight. we have been everywhere from the carr to the mendocino co

today, his trial begins in the deaths of two of those in san mateo county, paula baxter and veronica cascio. the murders took place on the peninsula over five months in '76, one in the gypsy hill area of pacifica, which is where he got his nickname. >> it put people on edge with the idea there was a sexual serial killer out e.casociopath killer and wants to put him in prison for life. he wrote to kpix 5 with a manifesto about the killings. right now live in city, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the race for california governor is closer than previously believed. the poll shows democratic lieutenant governor gavin newsom with a 44 to 39% lead over republican businessman john cox. president trump indirectly criticized newsom during a campaign rally in montana last night. he didn't mention newsom by name but mocked newsom's healthcare proposal for illegal immigrants in california. >> what happens, i said, if the entire world decides to go to california because they get free healthcare? free medical care? and free education? california has just increased in size to 500 million people! >> newso

red cross assisted and lieutenant baxter and city services ensured that the people in the daycare had alternate tiff daycare for their kids by establishing temporary placements. we did assist with the rescue of an 80-year-old female on 8-17 who had fallen on a trail. crews worked to get the victim off the trail and transport her to the hospital, and she will make a full recovery. we also had a fire on 48th avenue at the end of the month on august 31. crews did a great job in containing it just to that alarm level, the first alarm, but it was complicated. there was a police officer that we actually assisted and needed to treat. he was very courageous and went in to remove some of the occupants, and he was treated and releases. he had minor smoke inhalation. there were rescues performed. total of four people transported. one with life threatening injuries. i believe she will recover but is still recovering with significant injuries at sfgh. she was someone that had jumped from the third floor unit we got on scene, so i actually visited her in the hospital that evening, where she was rec

and real property at baxter street in new york. i do. and real property at fifth avenue in new york. i do. he's forfeiting all of those things, bank accounts, insurance policy, lots and lots of real estate to the government. the government says he defrauded the government of $15 million that he didn't pay taxes on. part of that made up is to hand over his ill-gotten gains and the things he attained as real estate. but that last question there from the judge, real property at baxter street in new york and also real property at fifth avenue in new york, that's the last one she asks, at that point it's actually the reference to president trump. because the fifth avenue property that paul manafort agreed in court today to forfeit to the government, that is paul manafort's apartment at trump tower on fifth avenue. you might remember that paul manafort used the fact that he had an apartment at trump tower as a selling point in which he pitched himself for the campaign chairman job. well, now the justice department owns paul manafort's old apar

. >> as lieutenant jonathan baxter notes, they are eerily life like, and that's the point. >> we need to make sure our emergency responders are training like they would if it was the real thing. >> reporter: and there were more than 40 different agencies who all participated in today's drill. a spokesperson told me today if they are not probing their system and pushing it to the point of failure and learning new things, then they're not doing it right. reporting live from sfo this evening, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, house under construction for 40 years and one community is fed up. how it's coming to a head tonight. >>> also, an important lesson for kids, the change one local school district making when it comes to earthquakes. >>> when the wind increases, details in my extended forecast in seven minutes. a deadly crash here )s the view from our nbc by . >>> breaking news in south san jose. a fatal crash. this is the view from sky ranger live. this is at mckean road south of bailey avenue. that's really the southern most part of san jose. we know one person was k

around three hundred years ago that the first manufacture in europe was established artist katherine baxterhas built a ceramic lived. in bookish country and normally i know there are lots of an igloo were made of snow and in this case they're made entire length of porcelain. with these the spots along with not of course it was honored by freezing there was fire to twelve hundred grace and football so it's quite an extraordinary piece of napkins with the subject. line where it is generally viewed as genteel and traditional about the be an ally invites artists to prove it can be edgy and experimental too there isn't a gold rimmed coffee cup in sight they show. the event runs through till early november and includes work by thirty one artists from twelve countries. first machine or first in here to see what intrigues me is how delicate the worship is. young and he uses a scalpel to meticulously calm these amazing ornamental passions and on a massive scale the course of the epic to it's quite extraordinary i can't even imagine how long it takes him to the wood the guns. inside the windows are v

he does is simply well two things number one destroy what was left of the fascist sock puppet ted baxter media and expose the people that the n. calif state the f.b.i. the cia and by the by let me member there are many many white hats as they're called good people out there i have three i agents investigating real bank robberies and cia people doing really good job it's this upper echelon we're not talking about the entire institutional aspects of it being corrupt and and being feculent and rotten by this but just this certain levels of this but and also i want to go back if you thought j. edgar hoover was bad if you thought ok watergate right and i don't run out of time next we will run out of time but mentioning jagger hoover is very appropriate at this point here many thanks to my guests a new york ossining and in las vegas and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t see you next time and remember ross tough rules. are. not back to do stunts to leak schools leak out to the cardio. would you. look at that is too close to a book called a back. to school students about seeing n

paula baxter and veronica cascio. the prosecution says new evidence found in 2014 ...links halbower to both killings. the trial will resume on monday. ( lydia ) a reward is now being offered to find out who intentionally set a planned parenthood on fire in santa cruz county. surveillance video shows... a person setting fire to the building in watsonville. the fire caused moderate damage and no one was hurt. the f-b-i is offering 10-thousand- dollars for any information that will lead to any arrest. ( lydia ) san francisco crews and volunteers are set to spend the weekend sprucing up parts of the city. it's all apart of the s-f giant sweep... founded by the late mayor ed lee, and san francisco giants baseball team. it's hosted by hosted the public works department this year... and plans is to focus on schools and other neighborhoods that needed some t-l-c. kron 4s sara stinson joins us now live and tells us about the citywide ( sara )the love our citywide clean-up is as easy as picking up a broom and sweeping in front of your home or business this saturday morning. and

is a recent mugshot of 69-year-old rodney halbower - the man accused of killing 17-year-old paula baxter in millbrae and veronica cascio in pacifica in 19-76.before the county started opening statements - halbower became disruptive saying he wanted to represent himself and that the evidence wasn't processed correctly. he began yelling and telling the jury this trial is an abuse of the legal process and conspiracy. judge mark forcum asked halbower to be quiet dozens of times as three police officers surrounded him. within two minutes judge forcum excused the jury.the judge was about to kick halbower out of opening statements but deputy district attorney sean gallager told the judge it's important he stays to hear the argument of the county. the judge says about a week ago halbower tried to get excused from attending court - and he is intentionally disrupting to get out of the courtroom. attorney gallager said quote he made his bed let him lie in it.the judge decided to let halbower stay and brought the jury back in.he advised them to disregard anything he says until halbower is on the sta

how many trustee shall baxter be having here. yay. he was the first president and perhaps the only one who ever acted as king neptune. we don't want to tell you what goes on in those lines. 1932. thirty-six. in south america. it was in the 30s. now we'd like to open it up to you to see if you have any questions. and it areata has some instructions. well had time for two or three questions. please come up and use the mic. it's really nerve-racking to go up there. raise your hand if you have a question. it was the most interesting story also my favorite. mice favorite was the story of the motto. ending the reign of japanese warships. it was really interesting to say that the americans masterfully sunk their ship. they were in off how will we did it. the editor cut a few other things that we really enjoyed. it didn't count towards our page count. i think it's probably my favorite. without interrupting the rest of the narrative. you should probably cut it. but we wrote that so beautifully. did you want to ask your question. three and half

women - but this trial concentrates on two people killed in san mateo county... 17-year-old paula baxter in millbrae, and veronica cascio in pacifica in 19-76. the prosecution says, new evidence found in 2014 ... links halbower to both killings. the trial will resume on monday. (grant) in just three (grant) in just three days, the delta fire bruning in shasta county has exploded into the state's latest gigantic wildfire. and it is burning along both side of i-5 north of redding and tonight portions of it will be closed until at least sunday morning. here is what we know right now.... the fire has burned more than 31- thousand acres... and it is zero percent contained tonight.... many homes in the area are threatened tonight... and evacuations orders are in effect for parts of shasta county... trunity county and siskiyou county... more than 19-hundred firefighters are working around the clock to contain a massive wildfire... investigators believe the fire was caused by someone but aren't saying if it was started deliberately. (pam) the largest wildfire in state history is expected to be f

. >> at jasper baxter. >> lorraine bay. >> michelle beale. atty.ne be >> allen beaven.eckles.e marie michael ernest beakmen -- beekman. >> you are missed every day but know you can rest in peace knowing what you did every day as a husband and father echoes in maternity. -- eternity. >> and my husband. you will always be loved, you will always be missed. we thank you for the foundation you set. my husband was a chef and he went back into the building and try to carry a woman out that was a quadriplegic. he and three maintenance workers never made it out. he will always be our hero. [applause] behr.ia >> debbie as a bellows. denise benedetto. >> olivia bennett. >> margaret benson. >> dominic berardi. >> james berger. .> and john bergin >> and daniel david bergstein. bergen.el j david w bernard. >> william h bernstein. david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> timothy beverly. frank bien. >> paul michael byers. bhukan. >> peter alexander. >> william biggert. >> mark bingham. >> carl. >> and my brother. we think about you every day. >> and my beloved son. day and we ever

halbower is charged with killing 17-year-old paula baxter of millbrae and 18-year-old veronica casicio of pacifica in 1976. in 2014 investigators matched halbower's dna to cigarete butts left at both crime scenes. the trial will be held in redwood city. >> some unbelievable video now, a 23-year-old man is under arrest after causing thousands of dollars in damage to a police this for about half an hour and they tried talking to him to convince him to come down, but they say lopez kept stomping on the police car, smashing windows, jumping up and down and doing jumping jacks. >> officers did show a lot of restraint. we brought out two crisis negotiators to try to get him off the vehicle so there would be no injuries to officers or this suspect. >> officers eventually had enough and they rushed the suspect before taking him into custody. a police officer suffered a small cut to his hand. lopez was taken to the hospital for evaluation a before being booked into jail. >>> groups brain storm about how to get guns out of schools. the meeting in oakland on the heels of two incidents involving g

skipper dennis baxter has volunteered to take the 20 rehabilitate ed myrrhs out to where others of their kind are feeding. the young birds have spent the past five weeks being cared for here at the international bird rescue center in fairfield. they're going to be releasing 20 of the 35 or so birds that survived out of 100 that were picked up off the beaches. the great majority didn't make it. >> a lot of it is the condition they come in. we have to stabilize them, which is where we lose a lot of them if they're too emaciated, they're too cold, they just ca ior rehab tech jeff linander says this number of survivors is normal. and the center's director, who feared a much larger die-off, told me that never materialized. >> fortunately, this seems to be a one-off. >> reporter: it may be that this year there were just so many more myrrh chicks that the number of babies on the beach was what one would expect. >> whether or not this set of 100 myrrhs was a complete natural situation, there is a measured challenge going on. >> reporter: the center's director says there remains record-breaking t

the last question, real property at baxter street new york and at fifth avenue in new york? that's the last one. at this point that's the first reference to president trump because the 5th avenue property that paul manafort agreed to forfeit, that's paul manafort's apartment at trump tower on fifth avenue. you might remember that paul manford used the fact that he had that property in which he pitched himself for the campaign chairman job. now the justice department owns his old apartment in trump tower, which has on the a little up settle for the president, i'd ma'am. -- imagine. the next part of the hearing is the part probably what the president didn't expect and definitely what the president didn't want to hear. this is really the boom in today eats news. so that's the boom here. that is the unexpected news today. i mean, him pleading guilty, which he does a short while later in the transcript. the judge says are you prepared to tell me whether you wish to plead guilty or go to trial. the manafort says i am. and he pleads guilty. we knew that from the moment proceedings

he's charged with killing 17-year-old paula baxter of millbrae and 18-year-old veronica casicio in 1976 then in 2014 investigators matched his dna to cigarette butts left at both crime scenes. the trial will be held in redwood city. >>> in the south bay, google is stepping up to cover the costs of repairs to a war memorial vandalized two weeks ago. the vietnam memorial foundation erected this memorial to remember the 142 sons of san jose who lost their lives during the vietnam war. costs to remove graffiti and acid burned into the granite estimated at 2500 to $3,000. after the vandalism, the san jose parks foundation started raising money for repairs. >> and we got a little bit of money. we had only been at it about a week. google called and said we want to take care of this. they've made it so we can clean it up, pay the costs and have some in the bank for future maintenance. >> that's great. the amount of og memorial found is looking into installing cameras. >>> new this morning, if you have ever used the tsa precheck to speed through lines at the airport, changes could be coming. >>

but that last question there from the judge, "real property at baxter street in new york" and also "real property at fifth avenue in new york", that's the last one she asks, at that point it's actually the reference to president trump. because the fifth avenue property that paul manafort agreed in court today to forfeit to the government, that is paul manafort's apartment at trump tower on fifth avenue. you might remember that paul manafort used the fact that he had an apartment at trump tower as a selling point in which he pitched himself for the campaign chairman job. well, now the justice department owns paul manafort's old apartment in trump tower. which has to be a little unsettling for the president i would imagine. but then this very next part of the hearing is the part that is probably what the president didn't expect and definitely what the president didn't want to hear. this is really the boom in today's news. the judge -- >> so that's the boom here. that is the unexpected news today. i mean, him pleading guilty, which he does a short while flatter the transcript, the judge say

neil findlay, you want an investigation, i understand, into the death of eileen baxter?it is only through combined works that this has become recognised as a national and national medical scandal. please keep at it. thank you both for coming on the programme. neil findlay and mark, thank you for coming on the programme and talking to us. we wish you the best in your search for answers about the death of your mother. thank you very much for watching our programme today for getting in touch. we are back tomorrow at 9am. abc news bbc newsroom live is coming up next. good morning. a pretty autumnal feel to the weather over the next few days. quite cool out there. there is some sunshine, but a little rain around as well. a beautiful scene here for as well. a beautiful scene here for a weather watcher in cornwall earlier. the cloud thickening up across a good part of england and wales are to go through the afternoon. outbreaks of rain moving across the midlands, eventually towards east anglia and the south—east but taking a while to get there. northern england, northern irelan

wait, it is baxter! —— tomorrow, cast and fans. very good! far right extremism is growing, which could create a potentially disastrous cocktail. some m25 users say they have been left devastated to find a treasured piece of road graffiti has been removed. a bridge betweenjunctions 16 and 17 had displayed ‘give peas a chance‘ for more than 20 years. now it‘s been replaced with the word helch, but it‘s not certain what that means. network rail said it doesn‘t condone people putting lives at risk to vandalise the bridge. a londoner who fought in the second world war battle of arnhem has returned to unveil a memorial to those who lost their lives over 70 years ago. frank ashleigh was part of the glider pilot regiment who landed their wooden planes in the battlefields in the netherlands in autumn, 19aa. commuters using south—western railway will face another strike by guards ina railway will face another strike by guards in a long—running dispute over their role. the next strike will take place for a8 hours from friday the fifth to saturday the si

>> reporter: i have lieutenant baxter with the san francisco fire department to talk about what happenedi want to show you where the people were. they were on the other side of that barrier, correct? >> that's correct. around 5:20 call this morning, we have had a call for a potential rescue aquatic park. and they went out by air and land to like the individuals. battalion one located the marina was able to locate the individual. being see the vehicle from the national park service that is where the incident occurred. we to deploy a land rescue and water rescue based on the fact that we had two people clinging to a rock partially in the water and another individual unconscious in the water. and the water rescue both were able to retrieve the male individual and gave him life saving measures. i got an update on the individual. they have injuries that are consistent with a fall and they are traumatic injuries and that individual is still in critical condition. the other two individuals was a male and female. the two individuals are doing okay. it is unknown if they were tourists or locals.

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. >> jasper baxter. >> lorraine bay. >> michelle beale. >> todd beamer. >> paul frederick beartini. >canitaro, your missed every day but please know that you can rest in peace, knowing what you did in life as a firefighter, husband and father, echos in eternal he. >> my husband, benjamin keith clark, you will always be our hero, you will always beloved, you will always be missed, thank you for the legacy and foundation. my husband was a chef and he went back into the building after getting hundreds out and tried to carry a woman out from the 88th floor. they never made it out but he will always be our hero. [applause] >> maria baer. >> max bill key.

to stephen hendry who has broken his most important cue, and we will be speaking to sophie ellis baxtergland and wales, and a bit more cloud lingering in the south—east with one or two showers, although fewer showers as we move into the afternoon. temperatures generally in the mid to high teens, we could see 20, 20 one celsius the mid to high teens, we could see 20,20 one celsius in the mid to high teens, we could see 20, 20 one celsius in the south, southeast. this evening and overnight the weather front gradually works its way further east pushing its way into shetland in the early hours and by the time it gets into the northern midlands and north—west england and north—west wales i think it will be light and patchy, perhaps a few spots of drizzle. elsewhere, clear spells, temperatures between 6—12dc. tomorrow, a shift in the weather picking up north—westerly feared sewer cooler field, sunshine around, a scattering of showers and though showers could turn into prolonged spells of rain in the south—west as we move into the later part of the day. temperatures generally in the mid to hig

enter a caucus that was a stuff a caucus or ias which is a post forming germ and abandon us anita baxter on a germ the causes lung infections in hospitals in immune compromised patients especially when it's antibiotic resistant come. up love you either can wash their hands it's a good idea to wash for twenty seconds after going to the toilet before eating lunch to try your hands they're really to keep the bacteria from multiplying. i personally can understand why some are afraid to be the dog because he can use darkness as he like. hey. this is what rebecca to man will see for the next forty two hours absolutely nothing. darkness therapy involves spending time in a room without any light. as it pained me a lot of solace is i know i felt this really strong draw this pull a feeling that i would like to spend several days in the dark and i wasn't afraid or skeptical after all we all come from the womb to elsmore to live. her dark retreat is being supervised by natural health practitioner saskia your rebecca moves in with her an hour before it starts. this room will be her she domain in case