bianca buono: right.t necessarily have enough yet to link dwight jones to these four murders. josh mankiewicz: but, there was still the dna. a detective who flew late sunday night to get dna samples from dwights family, now rushed those swabs back to the lab and-- rich slavin: within about four hours, we had a positive hit on mister jones. josh mankiewicz: we at dateline cover a lot of murders, some of which take years to solve. this case was not one of those. josh mankiewicz: less than eighty-four hours after this homicidal rampage began, investigators were confident they had idd their killer. rich slavin: we knew that he was our suspect and murderer. josh mankiewicz: at the same time the dna was being analyzed, detectives were retracing dwights steps via cell phone data. sometime before hed been placed under surveillance, dwight had contacted the residents of this home in fountain hills. a maricopa county sheriffs deputy to check on them. rich slavin: they used a ladder. they got to see through an upsta

bianca. be talking about this is something that's actually come to fruition. but there's there are also other cellular foods here at the exhibit of future of food. these are simulated foods. here i want to give you a look. these are just kind of the possibilities of what food could look like in the future for you. you've got the executive director of the lawrence hall of science, claudia bustos, who's really talking about what this innovation means. we just heard from bianca and how they're working to push the limit with what the future of food looks like. but talk to us about the bigger picture here. absolutely. well, here we're not just talking about food, but also what do the animals eat as well. so here behind me we have an exciting cow. and when cows burp, they release methane into the air, which as we kno contributes to the change in our climate. so here our guests will be able to take some different ideas of cow feed. we've got hay and seaweed, we have corn and we have oats and we have

bianca? yeah.really wanted to give consumers a delicious option where they can feed their families the same real meat that they know and love, without all of the negative consequences of industrial animal agriculture. and it tastes very similar. it is the same because it is made from real pork fat. and what is that? what is the pig's name behind it? or the pork fat's name? we have a very sweet donor pig named dawn. she's currently living at a climate sanctuary in upstate new york, sweet farm. but we're able to produce dawn's meat while she's still alive there. and you're basically eating meatball from dawn. thank you. dawn. all right. and talk to us about what this means for the future of food, particularly here in the bay area, because we are pushing the boundaries with alternatives. it means that consumers are able to eat the food that they know and love, and it means that we're able to feed a whole global population's worth of for meat. so yeah, it gives everyone an opportunity to taste our prod

bianca, this is fascinating stuff.ou're from mission barns, and this is the cell cultivated meatball. that's right. so this is our cell. cultivated pork meatball. it's essentially real pork without the animal. so you all know how delicious pork fat is. that fat is flavor. and so we've been able to create that without the animal. so in a much more resource efficient way. all right. and talk to us. talk to us about the process of creating that as i try it. here it is. so we have a donor pig named dawn. so this is served with our marinara. so dawn is a pig living in a climate sanctuary right now. and we actually took a small sample of meat from her. and we used that sample to grow all the meatballs, bacon and sausages that you can think of. and that allows us to have dawn still alive at this climate sanctuary. while you can enjoy this meatball. wow. fascinating. i mean, i'm definitely tasting. tastes like sausage. it tastes like pork. i that's right. and you can actually see how juicy and feel how succulent it is in your

firefighters say this happened at a home on bianca drive. >> it started in the kitchen area and then spread. no one was injured, though. and the cause still under investigation tonight, investigators in concord identified the person killed in a house fire on wednesday night at 7 year old sofa. yet that fire broke out around 6 o'clock that night on saratoga avenue. crews say they found a small fire that already been put out in the yard on the side of the home there. and body was found nearby. no word on what caused the fire. the victim's death still being investigated. an intense manhunt on the peninsula where san mateo police used a drone and a pepper spray launcher to find someone accused of stealing. police say they got a call from a walgreens on south ellsworth avenue around one 30 this afternoon about a man who stole alcohol from the storm. police found him there hiding under the one-on-one underpass and again ended up arresting him by using a drone pepper spray launcher. >> i got here 6 o'clock last night we had sleeping bags. we're up to fund those and lawn chairs just made it

claim his latest victory sylvania and was able to pick himself up and secure a victory at this time bianca race and it's it and that's it for me. 140 to thank you very much for that. that is it for this and use our own allergies here, but to stay with us. we're back in just a few minutes with more of today's top stories. elizabeth platinum will be joining the, the economic collapse, the civil maintenance on the civil war. i just want to be clear, i read opposing the roger parts of the why we were the but they found even to, you know, we need to finish that. that is, you know, did you really, that's what the vision is. the new to the movie has and goes head to head with full . mr. and i can president, rhino but converse thing go. i am really important even before you were born. i know we're so much i called to head to head on al jazeera, connecting communities. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge? there's no way we could live in a country again where i see it is, or displacement is part of our presence. opening up the conversation representation methods. we haven't h

to clean his latest victory city and was able to take himself off to secure victory at the strada bianca arranged in italy. first writer in history twins back to back titles. all right, that is all your sport, pronounced speculative tone. thank you so much for. we'll see you in a couple of hours. so that's all for me. tell mccrae for this news. uh you can find much more on our website though. the address for that is l. g 0, don't com. i'm going to be back in just a couple of minutes with much more of the dice use to make sure you stay with us. the in a sense of belonging. we always look for ways to be together. and the everyday heroes keeping communities together that is tough. alexa is transforming every day in the 1st part of the new jersey with visits is stuff i live in mexico city, where the locals are turning a notorious municipality into an urban utopia. a sense of community on a just either continues and from the truth, the fact tag in the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify. when voices of s

firefighters say the fire first broke out this afternoon at a home on bianca drive. they say the fire started in the kitchen kitchen and then spread. no one was injured down the cause still under in concord of identify the person who was killed in a house fire wednesday night at 7 year-old yet the fire broke out around 6 o'clock that night on saratoga avenue. crews say they found a small fire that had already been put out in the yard on the side of the home. the body was laying nearby. no word tonight how this fire started. the victim's death, of course, being investigated. intense manhunt on the peninsula. san mateo police used drones and pepper spraying to find theft suspect and some pepper sprayed launcher. police say they got a call from a walgreens on south ellsworth avenue around one 30 this afternoon about a man who was stealing alcohol from the storm. police then found him under highway 101. and then eventually arrested him. san francisco says stuart jackson square district has a new business. ralph lauren officially open up this week on jackson street. the h

lauren: signalling increased demand for cloud-based cybersecurity services and at least four bianca brokeragesday. stuart: hurt lutnick expecting an announcement today that give as full reprieve to usmca products. kelly saberi joining us from new york. you're at a company taking raw aluminum and turning into metal. how are they doing with the tariffs? reporter: i wouldn't say they're preparing at this point, stuart. they're preparing for success. if there is no reprieve on canada, canada is set to be hit the hardest in terms of aluminum tariffs. there'd be no exceptions for any countries and even canada and mexico and no exceptions for derivative products of aluminum and they create what is the second step in the process so i want to show you a little bit of this. pryor mire aluminum down 11% year over year. that is huge considering that that number is less than a million metric tons. we were producing about 4.5 million for aluminum and countries bringing in the most aluminum to us includes canada and china. produces three times as much as it exports and in terms of the number you see for chin

these are images of firefighters responding to that blaze friday afternoon at a home on bianca drive. investigators say the fire started in the kitchen. they're still looking into the cause. no one was hurt. and new this morning at immigration lawyer indicted for visa fraud. now on her way. back to the u.s. from asia to face charges in san jose denholm chant of atherton spain extradited from here's republic. and according to federal prosecutors, she her ex-husband and business partner genuine. he are accused of getting immigration benefits for more than 100 wealthy foreign investors through the eb 5 visa program. the program allows immigrants to get permanent residency by investing in certain amount in businesses and rule or high unemployment areas with at least 10 american employees. federal prosecutors say gave false documents to the u.s. securities and exchange commission. take a look at these protesters in berkeley standing up against custer research funding under the trump administration. this is from a rally on friday at u c berkeley. we're told nearly 2000 scientists, professor

bianca lay is with mission barns, based in san francisco. you guys are really at the forefront of food sustainability and exploring alternative methods. what are some of the things that you guys focus on? >> yeah. that's right. so we are making cultivated meat. so that's real meat without the animal. it's just how. >> does that work. >> yeah. so we take a small sample of meat from an animal. dawn is her name. she's a real donor pig that's currently living in upstate new york at a climate sanctuary. and then we use the sample that we've taken from dawn and grow that sample into all of the products that you that we have today. so including this meatball. >> this meatball. so this is the one that i'm going to be trying guys. so this is real pork. that's right. it's just cell derived pork. >> yeah. so we use real pork fat in our meatball. and fat is where the flavor is. you'll taste it. you'll know it tastes exactly like the pork that you all know. >> right? oh my gosh. here we go. guys. i'm a little bit nervous. okay. we're going to just do. th

for bianca censori. but she is a person and a mountain isn't. and yet it. i'm sorry. i mean, he or she or they now has all the responsibilities, liabilities, duties and powers of a human being. which, if you follow that to its logical conclusion, means the mountain can get a driver's license, vote or adopt a rescue dog. and you should see its dating profile. can we please get over this idea that ancient people weren't just as full of shit, in fact, more full of shit than humans today. it's so simplistic. this idea of guilt by civilization that being ancient and indigenous and not us, was always better than us. it wasn't the maori in pre-colonial times were like most indigenous people, quite warlike, frequently fighting other tribes with the winners, enslaving the losers and even eating them. yeah. have the mountain tell you that story next time you get it done. today's hippies love to harp on how the 1950s was backward and 1950s was backward, as every past era was, but somehow they see indigenous life in the 1550s as the pinnacle of enlightenment. besides being ignora