bianca's proof the gun was missing?s 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 acc

mark and bianca met each other because of this man who goes. the psychologist believes that 2 things in life should be carefully planned finding the right job and finding the right partner so he developed a vocational aptitude test and a personality test for an online dating site he asked if he missed my original idea was not to identify the ideal partner but to avoid the big mistakes. in life it's often much better to try and avoid mistakes than to look for perfection. before then you might want to hold based on that principle who developed a partnership test it's a comprehensive computer questionnaire that tries to capture personality traits that play into a good and lasting relationship. you need to know who you are to know what you want that's what we call a partner profile feel and it's mention. it includes more than $100.00 questions about character traits and personal preferences but also includes questions and images that seem odd at 1st for example the question of whether a broken heart affects your appetite. is in this life. food is p

bianca betsy ross is only alive now thanks to an operation that removed large parts of her liver and diaphragm. so degraded i might not survive. looking back she started getting the 1st warning signs about 10 years before her diagnosis. over the years i had circulatory problems. you know dizziness high blood pressure and then blood pressure fluctuations we often had to call an ambulance because i collapsed. what she didn't realize was that parasitic larvae were growing in her organs. examination showed that there was something wrong with her liver but the doctors assumed it was an alcohol problem. is let's see are the last year before it got really bad my liver values were borderline wildly about there to cleanse their so they probably thought i drank a lot but in fact i didn't drink much alcohol. and i didn't smoke. her nonspecific symptoms went untreated that's typical for rare infections that often only recognize at an advanced stage. the income but the incubation time can be as long as 15 years but the problem with this infection is that the symptoms only appear very late and by

building at new bianca really just a stone's throw away from the kremlin in the city center people were sharing their videos of the shooting that took place in this kind of very populated area and there were a wide range of media reports about it including that actually it may have been 3 shooters shooting out at that building so we'll have to wait and see what the developments are there but certainly people are taking this are shaken by this attack and we know there's been a lot of speculation particularly. shortly after russian president vladimir putin. the your news conference. well that's right the investigative committee here in russia has launched a criminal investigation into this attack and as you say it took place just after of bloody near puton finished his yearly press conference of course he himself was previously the director of the f.s.b. so there could be for perhaps some kind of a link there and it's also worth noting that tomorrow is scheduled to be a day in celebration and on during those people who work for the security services so if this attack was planned if there

> if there is any weakness, death jonathan: joining me -- jonathan: joining us from chicago, john biancaat 2020, it looks like the consensus is rates well stay where they are or go lower. where do you go on that debate? torates will probably drift lower. that has been the story the last 10 years. we have had no inflation. we are in a record expansion. cannot generate inflation right now. rates are down 75 basis points on the 10 year yield. the path of least resistance has been lower. i do not see that changing. >> we are calling for higher rates this year, not a huge breakout to the upside, but we are looking for two and a quarter stretch. unlike last year, we are starting at a higher level with the economy slowing down. now we are starting at a lower level with the economy looking better. we see room for the term premium to come up. inflation expectations to pick up a little bit. >> i would say we are in a similar camp. we think rates have room to move up from here. roughly two and quarter is our target. you can summarize it in a simple way -- we expect growth to be upwards of 2%. we th

. >> esta soy yo y esta es mi hija bianca . >> diciembre del 2016 cuando su hija de 21 aÑos fue golpeada>> su caso no es aislado de hecho en mÉxico nueve de 10 mujeres son vÍctimas de violencia a manos de un familiar o de la pareja los datos reservados a conocer por la secretarÍa de gobernaciÓn revelan ademÁs que de las 46.5 millones de mujeres mayores de 15 aÑos que viven en mÉxico mÁs de 30 millones han sufrido algÚn tipo de violencia en su vida a esa cifra se suma que la edad promedio de las mujeres vÍctimas de violencia es de 33 aÑos y de los agresores es de 36 aÑos, ellos con una escolaridad de secundaria. >> en mÉxico es mÁs de tres por ciep . >> la cifra es corta dice ella porque millones de mujeres que ofrecerÁn soporta que denunciar. >> aumentarÁn porque es un fenÓmeno tanto del que comete la violencia como la que recibe la vÍctima. >> los principales tipos de violencia contra las mujeres son el psicolÓgico en el cuenta y 4% de los casos le sigue la dolencia fÍsica con el 26% y econÓmica con 16% las entidades donde mÁs se presentan casos de violencia en el estado de mÉxico y jal

michael riser and bianca torres planned to pick out a christmas tree next week, but those plans changed. >> got to beat the weather, yeah. so i don't want a soggy tree. >> just basically jumped in the car, had a quick breakfast and got out here. >> nobody likes a soggy tree. the owner of the christmas tree farm said yesterday was the busiest day ever saying many people were trying to beat the rain, too. e'llas the weather changes w track it. stay in the know. on your screen is a qr code. fuf if you have an iphone right there next to eu, it to our weather page. that's where you can stay up to date, get tailor weather radar for your neighborhood. >>> there were no injuries. alameda county firefighters say the driver and passenger of that vehicle right there managed to get out before an amtrak train slammed into it. this happened in union city. witnesses say the driver of the car was using a gps mapping system and i don't know what happened there, but mistakenly turned onto the tracks and got stuck. witnesses say a neighbor told the two people in the car, get out, and they did. the train s

nobody in his right mind would take an a k $47.00. 10 to get into the bianca and start firing at the guards he's bound to be killed he knew that he could run into any restaurant and floated as many people as you like but that was not his objective he just wanted to kill those associated with the secret service is now the f.s.b. and if you killed one he would then say they have achieved my objective because i would be killed as well given that the target appears to have been dispiriting obviously so publicly linked with the security services in the state and given the timing on the almost at the anniversary of. the security forces day. be quite strong indications as to the motivation assuming that the government is a rational actor had this attack i think taken place against a more soft target which is usually the case with more explicit or overt terrorist acts then you would have expected i think far more casualties to have resulted. from the e.u. and moscow have slammed the latest u.s. sanctions targeting companies and bought in russia's nord stream to gas pipeline to germany berlin

. >> reporter: originally from mexico 29-year-old bianca became a u.s. citizen just five years ago. plans on voting for trump again in 2020. >> oftentimes i ask why or i feel like someone's going to throw eggs at me or i'm going to be shunned from the hispanic community, you know. >> reporter: shunned by some perhaps but that's what ray and trump are counting on. nick valencia, cnn, el paso, texas. >>> right now we want to turn to syria and ongoing fighting there. yes, still going on. for hundreds of thousands of syrians, the idea of a home and a warm bed no longer exists. they live their life on the move hoping to outrun air strikes. over the last week the fighting in idlib, syria's last opposition led territory has intensified and aid groups say they cannot keep up with the growing humanitarian needs. we get our report from rarwa damon in istanbul. >> reporter: they don't need an explanation anymore. they have done this so many times that a notion of a home, a warm bed to feel safe and snug, that ceased to exist. we don't know where to know or where we will end up. it's an existen

. >> reporter: originally from mexico 29-year-old bianca became a u.s. citizen just five years ago. on voting for trump again in 2020. >> oftentimes i'm asked why or i feel like someone's going to throw eggs at me or i'm going to be shunned by the hispanic community. >> shunned by some perhaps but that's what ray baca and trump are counting on. >> we need to get our hispanic brethren to quit voting democrat simply because that's what they've always voted. >> reporter: nick valencia, cnn, el paso, texas. >>> nick, thank you. from a billon air show down with the national enquirer to a war on facts, the hollywood streaming wars. we're counting down the top media stories of 2019. that's coming up. in the spider'. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. at t-mobile, we're lighting up 5g, and when you buy a samsung note 10+ 5g, you get one free. plus you can experience it on the nation's largest 5g network. so you can stay connected like th

in santa rosa where reporter wayne friedman present add $15,000 check to the redwood empire food bianca bank in support of feeding america's produce program. the staffers said the donation are will help them buy 60,000 in grocery for the 1 in six residents to face food insecurity. >> we have buying power to buy the food we need and distribute it. we get a lot of donated food which we way pay to transport and distribute. >> the redwood empire food bank serves some 82,000 a year. including 25,000 after the north bay fires. and our parent company disney has been supporting feeding america since 2012. >>> in the north bay, a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held this morning for a new smart station in downtown novato. yesterday abc 7 news was at the larkspur station as it opened. expecting to life make easier for commuters trying to get to san francisco. it's less than half a in mile from the larkspur landing. those worried about cut going crosstaking the train to catch a ferry, smart says it plans for people to transfer. >> but we made sure in the ferry schedule and the train schedule that

according to russian media report a man attacked the reception of this building a look bianca's square in the center of moscow is the home of russia's federal security service the f.s.b. and its communist era peta sesa the k.g.b. . the attacker then reportedly fled to a neighboring building barricaded himself inside security services then shot him dead. seen to help several casualties you blind you know he was as though the russian president was informed about the shootings that happened on the same day vladimir putin was holding his annual showcase press conference james green live on russian television putin was formally in f.s.b. chief before entering politics. it's unclear what the attackers motive might have been or whether he was acting alone the authorities are now trying to establish his identity the al-jazeera. is going to step vast news at the scene of the shooting in moscow some dramatic events there tell us what's happening now. but you can see that their whole area here in the center of moscow still love cordoned off but it is a bit quieter than it was before when of cours

according to russian media reports a man attacked this building a new bianca square in the center of moscow. it's the home of russia's federal security service the f.s.b. and its communist era read this as the k.g.b. . the attackers then reportedly fled to a neighboring building barricading himself inside security services then shot him that i'm on the scene to help several casualties. there were gunshots so of course i didn't get any closer because i wanted to live my head around the corner and watch from the emergency services came a bit later. before the police officers ran up to a number and loaded somebody onto it quickly i don't know for sure but apparently he was already dead. the russian president was informed about the shootings that happened on the same day vladimir putin was holding his annual showcase press conference screen life on russian television putin was formally in f.s.b. chief before entering politics it's unclear what the attack might have been or whether he was acting alone. or now trying to establish his identity. well so far the identity of the attacker or ev

bianca carmen. i was looking back at the states that were visited most by donald trump and hillary clinton in the last election. not surprisingly north carolina, florida, pennsylvania, of course democrats wish hillary clinton had visited wisconsin a bit more. but the first question would be if we did change the system and, norm, i'll start with you. what would be the impact of campaigns and their strategy? >> so, as you mentioned, bob, they visited the large states. and i was kind of amused when senator cramer of north dakota defending the electoral college said -- awfully close in terms of popular votes. then every vote would count, and candidates would have an incentive to try and maximize the turnout even in places like north dakota. you know, one of the things when we dissected hillary clinton's loss, one of the things that kept coming up was not whether she visited pennsylvania or michigan but that the analytics on the team said go to the places where your votes are. and instead of going to pla

which you can be in san francisco, join us for that is larry cantor, operating partner and david biancahe dsw group. were you worried on monday and tuesday? did you think it was going to be dicey? we would have a rerun of last november in. >> it's still dicey. >> what else >> i was listening to brian about the opec meeting my opinion is saudis are trying to pull a donald trump effect. they are getting closer and closer to a huge production cuts deal we'll be waiting for a long time for production cuts. the other three things that are keeping things dicey, the economy is still slowing it's not accelerating. it's still slowing maybe the space slowing down but it's still slowing >> i think there is a huge disconnect between that and stock prices >> i know. >> but do you? >> everybody thinks there is the balancing growth and earnings is about to be here one thing on trade >> let's get back to that, you are saying we are way auto over our skis in the stockmarket? >> it's 5% >> no big deal >> we'll catch up. >> you didn't hesitate to tell me 5.1, 4.9. >> 5%. >> they know nothing but never in