bianca's proof the gun was missing?his video made just over a day later by her british visitors who wanted to document their uniquely american experience. and their video, there is no sign of a springfield armory 9 millimeter. >> i lost stuff constantly. it was a bone of contention between christopher and i. >> reporter: while the prosecution scoffed at bianca's lost gun story, her loft friends did not. >> if you knew sweet bianca, she accidentally threw her gorgeous wedding ring away. we had to dig it out of the garbage. i was standing there. she can be an absent-minded dingbat. >> reporter: but remember the day police searched the loft? >> they took apart my toaster. >> reporter: she was focused like a laser that day, said bianca, watching intently, she said, as an officer looked in the empty 9 millimeter gun case. >> i was sitting beside her. >> reporter: no test fired shell casing, she said. >> i don't mean to sound cynical, but i know it wasn't there. >> reporter: only possible conclusion, said bianca, it was her a

bianca's proof the gun was missing?o made just over a day later by her british visitors who wanted to document their uniquely american experience. and their video, there is no sign of a springfield armory 9 millimeter. >> i lost stuff constantly. it was a bone of contention between christopher and i. >> reporter: while the prosecution scoffed at bianca's lost gun story, her loft friends did not. >> if you knew sweet bianca, she accidentally threw her gorgeous wedding ring away. we had to dig it out of the garbage. i was standing there. she can be an absent-minded dingbat. >> reporter: but remember the day police searched the loft? >> they took apart my toaster. >> reporter: she was focused like a laser that day, said bianca, watching intently, she said, as an officer looked in the empty 9 millimeter gun case. >> i was sitting beside her. >> reporter: no test fired shell casing, she said. >> i don't mean to sound cynical, but i know it wasn't there. >> reporter: only possible conclusion, said bianca, it was her accusatio

well, that's what happened to a group of pupils at liverpool college when taekwondo superstar bianca walkden started her campaign to get 100 thousand girls to take up sport by the end of the year. richard askam reports. for a double world champion, chance to champion her sport and inspire the next generation. that's it! whistle blows sport is enjoyable, you've got to find the right sport that is good for you, tae kwon do was good for me and got me into the sport and changed my life. hopefully the girls canjust shine changed my life. hopefully the girls can just shine and have a bit of fun enjoy themselves. that's it! began! you don't know if you're good or bad but it's good to give it a go. i enjoyed the kicking bit, and she taught me how to do it well. does she inspire you to do more sport, may do tae kwon do? yeah, probably. do you feel a responsibility to try and encourage particularly girls to take up sport and take up tae kwon do? definitely. i think it is hard to get girls into sport, at a certain age, you just wa nt to sport, at a certain age, you just want to do what your fri

states as a whole was horrified by a series of gruesome murders they became known as the tate la bianca killings and as the investigation unfolded it became known that they were the work of what was then called the manson family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recommended that the youngest member of the manson family leslie van hooten is now eligible or suitable for parole then hooton was nineteen at the time of the killing she was convicted of murdering leon and rosemary la bianca and she is now sixty nine years old charles manson himself died in twenty seventeen well into his eighty's. i still have the knowledge and. gets a glimmer of hope farewell season is over shadowed by injury

states as a whole was horrified by a series of gruesome murders they became known as the tate la bianca killings and as the investigation unfolded it became known that they were the work of what was then called the manson family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recommended that the youngest member of the manson family leslie van hooten is now eligible or suitable for parole then hooton was nineteen at the time of the killing she was convicted of murdering leon and rosemary la bianca and she is now sixty nine years old charles manson himself died in twenty seventeen well into his eighty's u.n. human rights experts are calling for an impartial investigation into friday's dime disaster in

bianca as a mom who has seen her daughter defeated by a transathlete, tell us about that.gh school sports and i remember the boys soccer team in connecticut, we were ranked number one in field hockey, my junior year, the boys team, soccer team came and played us for just fun. they beat us like, i think it was like 5-0 we were really mad. they had never picked up a field hockey stick before, they're a lot faster. what did it feel like for you? >> well what it came down to is first it came as a shock. because, you expect athletes to compete at a certain level. when somebody stands out, out of the crowd, at such an advantage over the others you start questioning. when we first found out about this, we were not even aware that they were transgender females competing at that point. we were looking at the athletes just being another girl. and. >> laura: we're looking at -- just so people know we're looking at terry miller i believe on the screen. correct me if i'm wrong guys. who won not only one race but broke two records, both in the 200 meter dash and in the 100 meter dash. a

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bianca is part of the indictment. the special counsel says roger stone threatened credico to alter his planned testimony before a house committee including threats to take away credico's dog, bianca. this indictment has a list of the texts and the e-mails from roger stone to randy credico. stone pushes him to plead the fifth. you have the quotes up there, save the plan. roger stone even told him to pull a frank pentang erkeli. the "godfather"reference. they form the base of the tampering charge. randy credico did go before the grand jury but ended up pleading the fifth to the house committee and ended up not answering any questions at all. the reason why credico is important here has raised interests because roger stone has always claimed that credico was his back channel to russia, but ana, credico always denied it. there's a little bit of the tension and skimpdifference? stories there. >> credico was his intermediary with wikileaks. >> sorry, wikileaks. >> wanted to make sure we're clear with our viewers. he is, we

those i'll need some luck bianca's natural habitat is promised. to. look out because. then suddenly several dozen killer whales surface nearby the kayaks. all. the matter was that i'm feeling overwhelmed. so i don't feel it but i'm so happy to see them that. much you know it's so moving to see them in the wild. and when. they come as i get it i mean you know i feel as though i can connect with them in their freedom. that soon to all orcas will be free. just as they should be. going to fall that is. going. to come. because good little forgotten. e-coli africa a town under threat last soon you let me take you to some of you have you come to defund you did awesome as a. move along with a different climate change and industrialization have battered barney in senegal a web documentary shows how local people have been affected. next to. meet the artist and encounter with richard ford one of america's great storytellers to. his works cast a sharp eye on the american dream good because he views the current situation in his home country and what drives his creativity. we need t

was convicted for the killing the following night of leon la bianca and his wife rosemary la bianca in their home the. group was sentenced to death in some cases long prison terms in other cases and as you noted. then hooton is now sixty nine years old and today a parole board here said that she would be suitable for release she is currently being held in a women's correctional institution east of los angeles so what happens next then he is she going to go free as a result of this parole board decision. not necessarily this is something that's happened before or. twice the parole board has recommended that she's suitable for release but that then governor of california jerry brown twice vetoed her parole we have a new governor in this state now gavin newsome and the final decision rests with governor newsome as to whether the parole will be granted to. she the governor that is has a several months to make a decision on this if the past is any guide and none of the. bands and family members have been paroled that were involved in the in the bianca killing so we will just have to see if

many people in germany today can't be bothered with bianca distributed to go. how kind of list of. the. block is vice president of the european jewish congress and the world jewish congress and that she accuses the f.b.i. of trivializing nazi crimes and keeping close ties to right wing factions did her saying that hold a mirror up to the f t party so you have it most certainly you wouldn't. most of the of the will have to put up with being called out like that that's what they say is taken seriously asking is any elicits a response and that's exactly what she did when she responded to a ton and to pick up what you said earlier about rituals isn't it was it would be quite in the interest of the deed to win status silent commemoration getting fired solemnly. quietly. but no this is a contemporary massive dispute auschwitz is back at the center of remembering and at the center of dealing with today's attempts to push aside history and silence the culture of memory if you. wish to. put the embers of voters or right wing extremists how can they be dealt with in a way that wins them back

reporter bianca nobilo explains. the sun rising in setting is about the only sure thing in westminster nowadays.but defeat in parliament for theresa may's brexit deal is almost certain.so what happens after that?the prime minister would have to return to the couse of commons days later with an amended plan.perhaps after another breathless trip to brussels.for now, she insists this is the only deal on offer.there are now basically three possible outcomesr one, perhaps with and strong arming of mp's, may's deal for a continued close relationship with the eu will pass, eventually. "right now the parliamentary arithmetic is not very encouraging.bianca nobilo: "two, maybe there will be no coalition for anything and britain will fall out of the european union with no deal on the 29th of march assuring a period of acute uncertainty." that's the option backed by hardline brexiteers on the conservative benches.bianca nobilo: "and the third option is everyone take fright and can't agree on anything, so they kick the entire exi

states as a whole was horrified by a series of gruesome murders they became known as the tate la bianca killings and as the investigation under folded it became known that they were the work of what was then called the manson family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recommended that the youngest member of the manson family leslie van hooten is now eligible or suitable for parole then hooton was nineteen at the time of the killing she was convicted of murdering leon and rosemary la bianca and she is now sixty nine years old charles manson himself died in twenty seventeen well into his eighty's some song has announced a thirty one percent slump in profits during the last quarter of twenty

bianca nobilo, cnn, london. >>> several people have died in a winter storm going across the nation.nster that has buried parts of the u.s. midwest. it's now headed to the midatlantic. and derek van dam will bring us the latest on it coming up next. hy-a-luronic acid hyaluronic acid. it's the skincare ingredient that everyone is searching for! and it's in here. new from revitalift: derm intensives hyaluronic acid serum with our highest concentration of hyaluronic acid in a serum visibly plumps skin in just one week bounce back! and reduces wrinkles for younger-looking skin. powerful results validated by a panel of dermatologists new revitalift derm intensives hyaluronic acid serum from l'oreal paris we're worth it. from l'oreal paris fifteen percent or moreo on car insurance?ou did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all the way home? weeeeeee, weeeeeee weeeeeee weeeee weeeeeeee. max. (sigh) ...maxwell! yeah? you're home. oh, cool, thanks mrs. a. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's becaus

bianca, as a mom forcing her daughter beaten, defeated by a trans athlete, tell us about that experienceplayed high school sports. i remember the boys soccer team in glastonbury, connecticut, ranked number one in field hockey. my junior year. the boys team, soccer team, played in plate is for fun. they beat us 5-0. we were really mad. they had not picked up a field hockey stick before. they were just faster. what did it feel like for you? >> what it came down to is, it came as a shock because you expect athletes to compete at a certain level. when somebody stands out out of the crowd, such a disadvantage over the others, we started questioning. we weren't aware that they were transgender females competing at that point. we were looking at the athletes just being another girl. >> laura: we are looking at terry miller. correct me if i'm wrong, who won not only one race but broke to records, both in the 200-meter dash and the 100-meter -- . these are very competitive districts. i remember them well. in connecticut. buckley high school, grade school, glastonbury high school, another great sc

the dog is a very small, cute, fluffy white critter named bianca randy credico took bianca with him when he testified to mueller's team because he was anxious. now we see stone threatening to take the dog away. what is important, the conversation they were having -- i reviewed the e-mail chain. the conversation they were having where stone threatens the dog was not a conversation about mueller's testimony. he was talking about upcoming media appearances, about openly discussing his relationship with roger stone. then stone comes in with this extremely graphic and offensive language going after credico and his dog. >> yeah. publicly, jeff, the white house is pretty quick to distance the president from stone's indictment saying it had nothing to do with the president is the white house as confident privately? >> that's a good question. i think we will have to see the way that that -- i think the best way to answer that is to watch them in the coming days as pressure mounts, perhaps, as more information comes out from roger himself as he continues to give these interviews. and as we see wha

let me just underscore bianca's point.s the biggest loss in british parliament when you look at the vote totals since 1924. so does she go back to brussels and try to figure out a way where the uk could leave the eu that would appease, you know, her critics or does she bow out? do we see more of jeremy corbin? what do you think? >> reporter: brooke, i think there's a sense that we've been in unchartered territory for some time. there's been a sense all along that theresa may plays her decisions and her thinking very close to her chest, there's been a sense that the government would have taken a loss of 50 or 60 votes to be enough for the prime minister to continue. it really, really is within the prime minister's thinking right now at the moment before anyone moves against her to determine what she will do. it would seem to be fly in the face of reason, that the european union could continue to negotiate in this current negotiation her withdrawal plan at the moment with a prime minister that is so weakened, that is so unde

he's performing with a great dancer, bianca rodriguez, and also with a percussionist, marlo, he's a percussionist so, we're fusioning or putting it together, those local musicians with--that get to perform with some of the greats of spain. damian: so, every show is different, i would imagine. he's not doing that in new york, he's just doing that here. it's a fabulous opportunity for everybody to enjoy some flamenco music. there are the dates, march 1 and 2 in mountain view and at la peña in berkeley. any final thoughts before we let you go? eddie: it's a show not to many. this is something that you used to not see, to see the greatest flamenco maestro of the flamenco guitar, the guy who's carrying flamenco to the future. this is just a one time opportunity that you're used to not seeing. and it's debuted here in the bay area as a solo artist, promoting this great album, "two parts of me." it's a very unique experience. damian: all right, thank you for sharing with us. eddie: thank you very much. damian: thank you, and up next here on "comunidad del valle," the mexican consulate in san francisco.

well, that‘s what happened to a group of pupils at liverpool college when taekwondo superstar biancat generation. that's it! whistle blows sport is enjoyable, you‘ve got to find the right sport that is good for you, tae kwon do was good for me and got me into the sport and changed my life. hopefully the girls canjust shine changed my life. hopefully the girls can just shine and have a bit of fun enjoy themselves. that‘s it! began! enjoy themselves. that's it! began! you don't know if you're good or bad but it's good to give it a go. i enjoyed the kicking bit, and she taught me how to do it well. does she inspire you to do more sport, may do tae kwon do?

37aaron mcclay / san francisco - my guess is that you'' see more people taking bart or carpooling37-47 bianca risch / los angeles - i would imagine carpool will increase. and i dont know how they'd recoup the money individual cars are passing through. others say not so much.51-59 czach hidalgo / treasure island - i suspect that things will probably be pretty much the same. only because it's not that much more of an inconveniencealthough prices are increasing across the board ... even on weekends ... remember, you can still save if you use the toll during off peak hours or commute in a car pool. drivers are already thinking ahead.once it got to 4/5 bucks people got used to the fact that it'll keep going up. i'm just waiting for the golden gate to get to 10 bucks for now every bridge except the golden gate will see that increase. reporting in san francisco .. ar .. kron 4 news. news. (ken) police in florida started the new year off by saving a woman from drowning after her car overturned on the side of a overturned on the side of a freeway. we have the heroic story next at 5:30 (catherine) new

37aaron mcclay / san francisco - my guess is that you'' see more people taking bart or carpooling37-47 bianca risch / los angeles - i would imagine carpool will increase. and i dont know how they'd recoup the money if less individual cars are passing through. others say not so much.51-59 czach hidalgo / treasure island - i suspect that things will probably be pretty much the same. only because it's not that much more of an inconveniencealthough prices are increasing across the board ... even on weekends ... remember, you can still save if you use the toll during off peak hours or commute in a car pool. drivers are already thinking ahead. lets get a quick check of traffic this morning. here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. starting today ... no more temporary paper plates on new cars. the california d-m-v will require all car dealerships print out a serial number for cars driving off the lot. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details. come 2019 newly purchased vehicles from a california dealership,lessor retailer or auction will have to drive off the lot with a temporary l

37aaron mcclay / san francisco - my guess is that you'' see more people taking bart or carpooling37-47 bianca risch / los angeles - i would imagine carpool will increase. and i dont know how they'd recoup the money if less individual cars are passing through. others say not so much.51-59 czach hidalgo / treasure island - i suspect that things will probably be pretty much the same. only because it's not that much more of an inconveniencealthough prices are increasing across the board ... even on weekends ... remember, you can still save if you use the toll during off peak hours or commute in a car pool. drivers are already thinking ahead.once it got to 4/5 bucks people got used to the fact that it'll keep going up. i'm just waiting for the golden gate to get to 10 bucks for now every bridge except the golden gate will see that increase. reporting in san francisco .. ar .. kron 4 news. ( will ) after another year of intense wildfires across california...pg&e isstarting 2019 under legal scrutiny capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. with pg&e under investigation for its possible involv

37aaron mcclay / san francisco - my guess is that you'' see more people taking bart or carpooling37-47 bianca risch / los angeles - i would imagine carpool will increase. and i dont know how they'd recoup the money if less individual cars are passing through. others say not so much.51-59 czach hidalgo / treasure island - i suspect that things will probably be pretty much the same. only because it's not that much more of an inconveniencealthough prices are increasing across the board ... even on weekends ... remember, you can still save if you use the toll during off peak hours or commute in a car pool. drivers are already thinking ahead.once it got to 4/5 bucks people got used to the fact that it'll keep going up. i'm just waiting for the golden gate to get to 10 bucks for now every bridge except the golden gate will see that increase. reporting in san francisco .. ar .. kron 4 news. ( will ) after another year of intense wildfires across california... pg&e is starting 2019 under legal scrutiny capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. with pg&e under investigation for its possible invo

bianca has the latest. >> reporter: as you say, john, it is decision day for brexit, the biggest politicalcrisis to face the uk since world war ii. it's divided the country as much as the politics. from the protesters you might be able to see behind me, it's reverberated to every corner of the uk. it split the ruling conservatory party apart that saw three prime ministers over the issue of europe and could lose a fourth with theresa may because of the unpopular brexit deal. she's asked lawmakers to ask how history will remember them. >> people will look at the decision of this house tomorrow and ask, did we deliver on the country's vote to leave the european union? did we safe guard our economy and our union or did we let the british people down? >> reporter: the prime minister warned lawmakers if they didn't make a compromised deal they could see a crashed brexit or no brexit at all. it's startling to think it's three years since the initial referendum and almost two months until brexit and we still don't know what shape brexit will take or if there will even be a brexit at all. >> thank

. >> bianca castro is in texas with the story of the miracle baby born one year ago. decisions, decisions. >> reporter: taylor and clint decided early on two kids and done. >> i was 32 and just had a second baby and i was like, i don't want to do that again. reporter: even though their family is complete they say they always woted help another couple start a family. theyeced against ser gatsy but when taylor saw an article on uterus transplant trial. what about this? can i do this? what do you think? >> reporter: she signed up to donate her uterus. >> i just want to see what i could d to help somebody that deserves it to be a gre mom. >> reporter: taylor was one of the first potential donors for the new trial in which docto would attempt what's been done successfully fewer than a dozen times around the world. take a uterus from a healthy woman and transplant it into a woman born without uterus or who had it removed. >> that's all we're doing, we're trying to restore normalcy. >> reporter: these doctors are running the trial. with their medical team in place they opene

joining me now to try to make sense of all of this, robert bianca and paul callahan. okay.y, new york, all your ties for years and years, a lot of people think of him as this great mayor of new york city, got us through 9/11 and now he's the president's lawyer and is apparently on this clarification tour, what's going on? >> brooke, as a person who led a prosecutorial agency, we have such respect for prosecutors and what rudy giuliani did when he was the united states attorney, he put a lot of bad people in jail. he knows better than this. we would have expected him to be the pinnacle of lawyering, consistent and clear statements so that the pub understands what it is he's saying and this vas lation and going back and forth is just so bizarre and peculiar, its hurtful to his client and his reputation and that's irrespective of what the truth is or isn't. it's such a slippery slide from where he was to where he is now and why he even equipping says, this is going to be on my gravestone. >> to me the part in "the new yorker" about tapes, there weren't tapes, there were tapes,

. >> bianca, it is remarkable always to watch all of the ruckusness inside the union and we will be watching> lawmakers will be at the white house today to try to find shutdown solutions. up next, we talk to a republican who was at the meeting yesterday. what solution does he propose? that's next. [kno♪king] ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. our big idaho potato truck and we're going to find it. awe man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> partial government shutdown is now in day 26. the white house now acknowledges that the damage being done to the economy is worse than they predicted. the white house sent ib nvitatis for lawmakers to attend a meeting yesterday but no democrats showed put joining us now is republican congressman brad wenstrup. he attended yesterday's meeting. thanks for being here. >> sure. >> it's not just we've heard from so many people who's own personal finances are being devastated by this but now the u.s. as a whole we know more about how it's being devastated the here's the lead in "new york times" today. this has been confirmed by the white house.

e-mails show he tried to sway credico, calling him a rat and enthering to take away his therapy dog biancand donald trump, he's mentioned once. but his campaign, 22 times. what does this tell us about the case that mueller is building? and where this is going? let's discuss now with the panel. >>> boy oh, boy oh, boy. boy oh, boy oh, boy. here we go. here we go. julia, we were just on last night, right? >> yep. >> here we go. garrett, let's talk. roger stone's indictment. does it get us any closer to answering the question whether the trump campaign clued with wikileaks or russia? >> i think it does. in that it begins to show us a little bit of what robert mueller is thinking. you know, you were right to single out that line about that he was directed, that the trump campaign official was directed to contact roger stone, which gives some sense of robert mueller understanding the internal decision making and has evidence of the internal decision making of the trump campaign during this time window. and it is really notable that, you know, indictment after indictment, court filing after cour

se van a unir en matrimonio a finales de abril de este aÑo- francisca: bianca se merece lo mejor.a mexicana. hernÁn cristante es investigado por la federaciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol por sus declaraciones. karla: en vivo hablamos con la niÑa de 11 aÑos que creÓ un producto de belleza luego de que su madre se viera afectada por el cierre de gobierno. ana: noticias desde el vaticano. has clic para rezar. esa es la imitaciÓn del papa francisco a sus feligreses. alan: en vivo desde mÉxico hablamos con la mujer que se dedica a atrapar infieles con pruebas de vÍdeo con el celular en mano. ♪ alan: unos postres que ya tiene preparado mi chef. jesus: y saludable. eso es integral. alan: ayer estaba en la fiesta de televisa y se desvelÓ y todo. ana: dormÍ poco pero dormí. es momento de platicar de deportes y de un tema que ha causado polÉmica y me gustarÍa conocer su opiniÓn. hablamos de carlos salcido, un jugador mexicano de 25 aÑos quien militaba en el fÚtbol alemÁn y que ayer realizÓ los exÁmenes mÉdicos con los tigres. se le ha criticado mucho porque regresa a la liga mx. cÓmo lo perciben? er

protest is determined to prevent doubt with the strongest challenge yet to this leadership bianca guptaon tuesday. a palestinian protester has been shot dead by israeli forces in gaza hundreds of people have been rallying the other border fence between gaza and israel because asters have been out every friday since march last year demanding palestinians be given the right to return to their ancestral lands israeli forces have killed more than two hundred people at least eighteen thousand have been injured since protests began china says it's highly concerned about the detention of a businessman in poland a polish national and the chinese manager at the tech giants who are being accused of spying u.s. intelligence agencies accuse the company of being linked to the chinese government and that its technologies could be used for espionage. now thousands of government garment workers. are protesting for a fifth day they're demanding higher wages. water. highway on the outskirts of the capital dhaka the protests are the first major test for prime ministers. from december. four million workers

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i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell, bianca golodryga. >>> donald trump goes to the public tonight tohutdown for paying for it has left 800,000 federal workers at risk of losing their paychecks. >> mr. trump may declare a national emergency in order to build the wall without congressional funding. the defense secretary has authority to undertake military construction projects, not otherwise authorized by law, to support troops deployed in a national emergency. >> the pentagon could only use money from its military construction budget that has not been obligated to specific projects. democrats say they would challenge it in court, but legal experts say that it's not clear if the courts would rule against the president. >>> in an interview this morning, our major garrett asked vice president mike pence about the president's funding request for the wall. >> $5.7 billion. is that negotiable, and is that a down payment or all that's required? >> we believe $5.7 billion is the proper amount. and we laid out a very specific plan. >> no more funding after that if you get the $5.7 billion for

she was 19 years old which he took part in the killings rosemary and little bianca and the los angeles9 and serving a life sentence for prison officials say she has been a model prisoner and a third a masters degree in counseling. the state parole board has recommended she be paroled but the governor jerry brown rejected the decision. no member of the method family found guilty of the kate killings have been paroled. >>> 3000 public school teachers are voting on whether or not to authorize a strike teachers with the oakland education association have been working without a contract for over a year and a half. the unit is asking for a 12% raise over three years and district officials are offering up a 5% raise over three years and say that money is tight with the projected $30 million budget deficit. >> there is a community and not able to do it. is like voting is open from until friday. the results are expectedschool new charter schools and study how charter schools have changed education. the request comes days after los angeles teachers and of the strike against the district. the tea