butler determined to extend union control into the hampton and news areas. one day after his arrival butler sent soldiers to capture hampton and the confederate chose to burn part of the village rather than see it occupied where they prepared to withdraw where confederate forces awaited them. that night, however, three men who were enslaved, shepherd malory, frank baker and james townsend decided to make a daring move. this picture shows you what these three men got on in the middle of the know and knowing if they stayed with malory they would be taken far from their families in hampton, they planned their escape and they got aboard this ship late in the night with a full moon and they road their way across the treacherous hampton road from fool's point to fort monroe arriving in the early hours of the morning the next day on may 24. the men encountered a group from fort monroe where upon they requested sanctuary. later that morning they were brought before general benjamin for interrogation. the typical response would have been for butler to take a huge san

butler: it is likely to be called in australia in the coming weeks.e it clear we will release the climate policy before the election. our position on carryovers will be part of that announcement. we need to get genuine emissions production in australia. we are taking submissions from a wide variety of stakeholders about this question of carryover, but we're interested in genuine emissions production and not accounting tricks. haidi: there is also the issue of how much electricity is being generated by coal. 70% at the moment. by 2030, where with the labor government see that number being? the morris government saying they are having feasibility projects on a number of new thi ngs, such as coal. is that in line with what labor would potentially do? mr. butler: there is no doubt get awaycoal will not in australia without government subsidies and we are against government subsidies. an indemnity against future carbon risk which the australian industry group has suggested it will be as much as $17 billion. we don't support that sort of subsidy to an uneco

butler decided to seize upon an argument they gave him. being an expert in constitutional law he understood if he seized these men and confiscated their bodies, he could use them for the union army's military purposes as opposed to allowing them to continue to be used by the opposition. this would mean a blow to the confederacy by seeing them as contraband of war. later on butler which shows some are more's in his memoirs, talking about how he hated using that term "contraband" because it suggested they were property. were the confederates already using african-americans as laborers, butler saw the return of slaves as a way of hurting the war effort. consequently, when the owner of these freedom seekers, colonel charles mallory sent his envoy to meet butler outside of fort monroe, demanding the return of the slaves, and i think this is the height of irony and hypocrisy, claiming the fugitive slave act. t you just say you were not part of the united states? how are you using law of the united states of evidence that you deserve -- anyway. b

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. >>> derek butler was relentless, rather, inushing d.c. police to find his sister pamela's killer.er more than eight years pam's one time boyfriend was nvicted of her murder. tonight derek is channelling that same determination to bring heing to another family. northern virginia bureau reporter david colver has the story from stafford county. >> reporter: we followed derek butler on his journey for justice. it took usdo staff county. derek going through onectoorway, redi to another hoping to meet with a commonwealth attorney eric oleson. a he spentut 15 minutes the prosecutor. it is about a fraction of the many years he push frd answers, starting with t 2009 disappearance and murder of his sister pamela butler. datelinebc recently chronicling derek's persistence. part of what led to police cracking pam's case, the 1989 death of martha ,cr jose's ex-wife. a femiles from where jose told prosecutors he buried pam. martha's son who asked we not use his name believe his father jose killed his>> mother. t's difficult to reconcile that part of me with the ft that someone who's supposed to

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msnbc legal analyst paul butler. tim, everyone remembers at this point where they were when they heard the name alan weisselberg. my colleague lawrence o'donnell mentioned he first heard it from donny deutsch. i heard it first from you. i wonder if you think what you just heard from ro khanna is they have a litany of people they want to hear from. alan weisselberg, potentially donald trump, jr., ivanka trump, ron lieberman, executive vp of the trump organization, matthew calamari, the chief operating officer of the organization and rhona graff the secretary. is he the lynchpin to the rest of what we can learn about donald trump? >> to defend lawrence because it gets to weisselberg. he said donny told him first about michael cohen. i first told him about weisselberg. on the show the night that the michael cohen tapes came out. he taped the president. he mentions on the tape let's clear this with alan. everyone wondered who the heck is alan. i said i was pretty sure it was alan weisselberg because he's been an accounta

the pamela butler she disappeared in 2009. her body has never fwound.oyfriend ultimately confessed to killing her. police may have never gotten to that point if were not for her brother's persistence. >> i felt like if i keep it going, the police would say we have to get this off the news. >> thanks to advancements, police realize of the remains found decades before hand belonged to his ex-wife and then he told them he buried her remains however, they have yet recovered remains. >>> a teenagers unsolved murder haunts her family. 15-year-old kathy lynn beatty was beaten and sexually assaulted in 1985. her sister found her in the woods. she died days later. police release this video on youtube today explaining how the crime scene has changed in the last 4 years. >> this is an imagerom 1979. currently ahopping center there. we wanted to show where the woodsth were. this i image of the trail. this is the area called the rocks where a lot of juveniles would hang out. sh he was found not too far from the rocks they hope this video will jog someone's memory. >

jackson morgue began for seat three, roberto vargas for seat four, john mah for seat two, jonathan butler for seat five, janet cordero for seat three, and jonathan ioke for seat 16. >> clerk: would you like to waive the residential requirement for joy jackson morgan, roberto vargas, and jonathan butler. >> supervisor walton: yes. >> chair ronen: okay. without objection, that motion passes. [gavel]. >> chair ronen: mr. clerk, would you read item number nine. [agenda item read]. >> chair ronen: thank you. and mr. donald lee randall is here from supervisor stefani's office. >> thank you. supervisor stefani would like to have a continuance until march 18. we're still working on legislation and will bring this to you at that time. >> chair ronen: okay. great. i'll just open this up for public comment. is there any member of the public that would like to speak on this item or the motion to continue the item to march 18? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair ronen: with that, you want to make the motion? >> supervisor walton: move for continuance of item nine. >> chair ronen:

toerght pamela butler's bro derek is on a quest for closure. >> but it's just for his family. he's takingis plea to stafford county prosecutors. >> reporter: der butler's trip to stafford cnty is aission for justice. e>lhey won't tel me anything other than we having. >> reporter: he wants a opce-to-face meeting with the attorneyg that prosecutors will fullty investigate the 1989 disappearance and death. we went with der as he went to pursue answers. we were told to waits outside derek seemed to meet with olson. it took more than eight years for pas one time boyfriend to be charged andconvicted. dt it was jose's own son who toldectives he believes his father also killed hisother marta. and like pam allegedly duchld r body in stafford county. >> a case that we very much hope is brought. >> they've got to d that thing we all call justi. they've got to. >> they understand i'm not going anywhere, and they are investigating the >> he updated martha's very grateful son by phone. >> he has been a great ally, and i really can't say how valuable hes to this part of mylife. when i think

can go there, thank you paul butler. >> i will tell you something since i am a paul butler's fan.ou wrote a book called the "hip-hop justice." i am going to play some important sound, i want to thank paul, eleanor and eliot and jean for being apart of my coverage. i want to show you before i do that right now how all of this news broke live today. >>> we are coming on the air right now because today after a more than two years investigations, we'll get a sense of what is in special counsel's report mueller report. >> the special counsel therefore did not draw a conclusion one way or the other as to whether the examine conduct constituted obstruction. while the report did not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. >> we are in some instances sharing in realtime what this letter says. it sounds like everybody is seeing it at the same time and members of congress and the media. >> a lot of people are seeing this all for the same time. that's why as promised now i turn tonight to my special report for you on what this mueller probe in total foun

can go there, thank you paul butler. >> i will tell you something since i am a paul butler's fan. you wrote a book called the "hip-hop justice." i am going to play some important sound, i want to thank paul, eleanor and eliot and jean for being apart of my coverage. i want to show you before i do that right now how all of this news broke live today. >>> we are coming on the air right now because today after a more than two years investigations, we'll get a sense of what is in special counsel's report mueller report. >> the special counsel therefore did not draw a conclusion one way or the other as to whether the examine conduct constituted obstruction. while the report did not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. >> we are in some instances sharing in realtime what this letter says. it sounds like everybody is seeing it at the same time and members of congress and the media. >> a lot of people are seeing this all for the same time. that's why as promised now i turn tonight to my special report for you on what this mueller probe in total fo

priests the case has highlighted the catholic church declining influence in france that's a sure butler has more from the on. from his diocese in the city of leon french cardinal philip announced his resignation. i have decided to go and see the holy father to tender my resignation he will receive me in a few days. it was an unexpected twist often already dramatic morning in court in his absence the judge found the cardinal guilty of failing to report child sex abuse to authorities giving him a six month suspended prison sentence babar had known the priest bernard painter had abused boys from the one nine hundred seventy s. to ninety's but he allowed him to work with children until his retirement in twenty fifteen the victim's lawyer said barber has resignation was sudden but welcome. symbolically make sense needed to respond to the verdict in some way because it is a moral and legal responsibility. may well be resigning from his position within the catholic church but his lawyers say in terms of this case he is likely to appeal the verdict for the victims and the campaigners who've bee

one of his priests the case has highlighted the catholic church's declining influence and france of butler has more from the. from his diocese in the city of li or french cardinal philip announced his resignation. i have decided to go and see the holy father to tender my resignation he will receive me in a few days. it was an unexpected twist often already dramatic morning in court in his absence a judge found the cardinal guilty of failing to report child sex abuse to authorities giving him a six month suspended prison sentence babar had known the priest bernard painter had abused boys from the one nine hundred seventy s. to ninety's but he allowed him to work with children until his retirement in twenty fifteen the victim's lawyer said barber has resignation was sudden but welcome short brown the sun would exhaust symbolically make sense needed to respond to the verdict in some way because it is a moral and legal responsibility. may well be resigning from his position within the catholic church but his lawyers say in terms of this case he is likely to appeal the verdict for the victims a

hierarchy in france that the culture of silence on child abuse can no longer be tolerated natasha butler al-jazeera frauds. now weapons and bombs created by the u.k. and us are responsible for the deaths of nearly one thousand civilian casualties in yemen that's according to a joint report by a yemen and us human rights group report as part calls for both countries to halt arms sales the u.s. and u.k. have provided a military assistance to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. both using their weapons during a four year conflict in yemen run it is a spokeswoman with the university network for human rights that's the group that's released this report today and she joins us now from middleton and connecticut. good to speak to thank you very much for coming on the program firstly can you outline how you made that connection or the link between the u.s. u.k. weapons and those civilian deaths in your report. yes so mark watts enough for human rights is a yemeni human rights organization with a staff of about seventy field researchers who go on site to the sites of apparently unlawful saudi u.a.e. led c

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shout out to my parents, dominique butler and leroy butler, best parents i could ever have and anybody that supported me, i swear to god, thank you guys for supporting me. >> team so cal took home $5,000 and you notice mike inouye there front and center, he was live on the floor for all the action. head to nbcbayarea.com to find more coverage of the big tournament. >> it was cool. >> i bet. >> the crowd got so into it because it's a community of players, a lot of them know each other but this particular player nigel, came from austin, texas, he was born in southern california, played at a walmart, that's how he qualified for the tournament. he came out for the tournament and pros are watching him and rooted him on and the place went crazy. new star. >> yes, a new saturday fight night live. >> gets confusing. >> now kids can tell their parents, if i keep playing this video game. >> don't even try it. >> six people on the screen, one of them didn't take home money, the others got a thousand bucks each. >> coming off a nice weekend. you had a birthday! >> happy birthday! i gave you an hou

and i just thank you, paul butler. >> well, i'll tell you something since i'm a paul butler fan, not just a sfan fan of the other three. you wrote a book a long time ago called the hip-hop theory of justice. i'm going play some very important sound. i want to thank paul, eleanor, jean and elliott for being a part of our special coverage. my special report is coming, as i told you, with my breakdown on what matters. i want to show you before i do that right now how all of this news broke live today. >> we're coming on the air right now because today after a more than two-year investigation we finally will get a sense of what is in special counsel's robert mueller's report. >> the special counsel therefore did not draw a conclusion one way or the other as to whether the examined conduct constituted obstruction. while the report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. >> we are in some instances sharing in realtime what this letter says. it sounds as though everybody is seeing it at the same time, members of congress, members of the media.

kelly and i want to bring in paul butler, professor at georgetown law.ederal prosecutor and author of the book let's get free. a hip hop theory of justice. steph, i want your reaction to this. i know we've heard now from the family of one of the two women who lived with kelly. this just happened after this interview aired. >> reporter: right out of the gate, reaction to this interview is really twofold. f for me, the categorical denials from r. kelly . he's asked did you break any laws? he says absolutely not. she pushes him and that leads us to the second most notable thing about this interview and that is the drama here. the anger. multiple times he's tossing f-bombs. he has to be calmed down by his publicist. at the end of it you have to question whether it was a good idea for r. kelly to appear in this interview as he faces ten counts of sexual abuse in a chicago court in the near future. it can't have done him, his cause that much good. moving on to other reaction, of course it's been widespread online. you have today the family of jocelyn savage. h

will butler adams is foreseeing a massive delivery problems the worst case scenario if we don't have one part if we don't have this little part the whole flipping factory stops and we've got you know one hundred fifty people doing nothing. but later adams has invested over one million pounds to stockpile parts but he's far from happy about the situation and the problem with rex it is everybody seems to think it's number one and that's a flipping disaster it's a distraction it creates stagnation it's bad we need to be getting on with business and not flapping about rex's. despite the distraction brompton has just launched its latest electric bike but even that's accompanied by brakes it fear after all the biggest market for the new bike is the european union. and over to africa now some ugandans working abroad are striking it rich they sent back over a billion dollars last year collectively others are falling victims of human trafficking and exploitation julius mugabe has this exclusive just twenty three board robot will again be owns his own house not many young ugandans possess prop

professor butler was right that it didn't appear to be that serious compared to other crimes. you would have thought five or six people had been killed, although that was not the case. the indictment included one count for each alleged lie that smollett told police during his two interviews. the grand jury essentially counted each part of his story individually. and what's interesting too is jussie smollett's attorney mark geragos just yesterday was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the extortion case against attorney michael avenatti. the timing was good for this because there were questions whether his representation by mark geragos would taint him as a defendant. the timing is good for him, he gets to walk away from this unscathed, which i think is truly, truly good. but again, you know, you're talking about a chicago police department that's already been struggling with a sullied reputation after police officer jason van dyke was found guilty of shooting 17-year-old black teen laquan mcdonald. there was an extensive coverup. when it came to truth-telling and when it

problem for brown with threats of approaching fast and no trade agreements signed seen over will butler adams is first seeing massive delivery problems the worst case scenario if we don't have one part if we don't have this little pot the whole flipping factory stops and we've got you know one hundred fifty people doing nothing but there adams has invested over one million pounds to stockpile parts but he's far from happy about the situation and the problem with rex it is everybody seems to think it's number one and that's a flipping disaster it's a distraction it creates stagnation it's bad we need to be getting on with business and not flapping about rex and. despite the distraction prompting has just launched its first electric bike but even that's a company by brakes and fear after all the biggest market for the new bike is the european union. and the business scene and then the local business news i'm back on stores as do the. last business thank you very much for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with j

will butler adams is for seeing a massive delivery problems the worst case scenario if we don't have one paw if we don't have this little pods the whole flipping factory stops and we've got you know one hundred fifty people doing nothing. but clear adams has invested over one million pounds to stockpile parts but he's far from happy about the situation the problem with rex it is everybody seems to think it's number one and that's a flipping disaster it's a distraction it creates stagnation it's bad we need to be getting on with business and not flapping about rex's. despite the distraction brompton has just launched its latest electric bike but even that's accompanied by brakes it fear after all the biggest market for the new bike is the european union. her first day of school in the jungle. first clueless and. then doris crane the moment arrives. joined during a tank on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. the world to bring in jane returns home on d w dot com tang's. take photos or similarly you went with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make t

on the east side, people can evacuate to the calistoga fairgrounds butler building. one person there walking on the ground next to the overturned trailer. and we'll continue to bring you the latest information as we get it in the newsroom. >>> now to the investigation into the deadly ethiopian airlines crash. the investigation continues and there's word of a federal grand jury looking into boeing. doug mckelway has more. >> reporter: teams from the u.s. and around the world trying to get more information about the deadly crash. and back here in washington, the justice and transportation departments are putting increased pressure on boeing. it's believed that a faulty anti-stall system led to the crash. a federal grand jury is looking into how the plane was developed and manufactured, seeking e-mails, messages, and other communications from boeing. this is in addition to a separate probe into the faa approval process for the 737 max eight. >> in our efforts to support the most recent investigation, understand the facts of what happened, and help prevent future tragedi

susan butler/mother: "absolutely horrific.sider it to be a high school prank or a joke. it is a hate crime."giancarlo maurici/student: "what are you guys doing? i know that some of you think it's a joke, but, honestly, it's not, it's actually really offensive. extra police were patrolled to come to campus today while students took it into their own hands.the associate student bodies for several school districts posted this on social media asking their classmates to wear blue today to denounce anti-semitism and bigotry.leilah rayo/student: "band kids and english teachers texted their kids to wear light blue because it's such a big deal. "the superintendent has released a statement denouncing the photos as well.administrators are working with law enforcement to gather more information on the students involved.they are now looking into whether the students could face consequences.leilah rayo/student: "they should face some consequences, but not like expulsion or it was just a party."susan butler/mother: "there definitely conseque

host: butler, indiana. guest: i pray for you every day. i worked at a hospital on long island for 20 years in the delivery unit, and i could never get out of my head the times there was a stillborn baby, abb that did not make it. it changed my life profusely. the idea of abortion is a horror. i cannot even comprehend it. the thought that the united states will use taxpayer dollars to fund or mold other countries into slaughtering babies is horrific, and i hope there comes a time in this country where we can look back and say it was just like slavery -- the most horrible thing that we did. we have to become human beings by loving human beings, and there are millions of human beings that would love to have children that cannot. god bless your work. i hope we someday come to the realization that slaughtering innocent babies is horrific. god bless you. i am going to go cry. i did not want to cry on the phone. guest: i do hope there is a time when we look back, because america has gotten it wrong on a number of issues. we got it wrong on the sl

what a lot of people might have perived as a close in this case when huh the family of familiar la butlernd police making an official death declaration, but what this did g point for art police to go after her boyfriend as a more serious way. >> reporter: shelways believed to be a victim of foul play but with no body, no crime. so if they had proceeded and filed charges against the man, the defense might have stood up in court and said she could come in the door now. we don't know if there was a crime. parts of the most bizarre is last year we learned police identified remains foundye 30 s as cruz's ex-wife. >> the police realize there's another woman in his life that have gone missing years ago. it turned out they had her body all along. she was identified as a jane oe, her body had been found in a field invirginia, and the remains were processed for dna, and the cold case detecti realized that the boyfriend of pam had a woman who was missing from his early years and he put it together and all of a sudden now you had two women missing in this guy's life. one resulted in a confessurn to a

. >>> derrick butler was relentless in pushi the d.c police to finds his sister's killer. her one time boyfriend was convicted for her murder. northern virginia borough david culver has the story fromaf strd county. >> reporter: we followed him on his path of justice. he was redirected to another doorway hoping to meet with thel common's attorney. derek got his meeting. hewi spent 15 minute the prosecutor. it is but a fraction of the many years he's pushed for answers starting with the 2009 disappearance and murder of his sister pamela butler. dateline nbc chronicallying david'spersistent. part of what led to police cracking pam's case, the death of jose'sex-wife. her remains found in stafford county, a few miles from where jose told prosecutors he buried pam. >>t's difficult to reconcile shat part of me with the fact that someone tha supposed to be near and dear to me could have committed something so heinous, but at the end of the day the truth is the truth nott what. >> here we are 2019 and they still haven't done anything about it, 30 years later. >> reporter: and that

and paul butler, formal prosecutor. david, many of us said the candidates and others need to deal with the issues, but the congress should stay on this report. have we moved on too quickly? because we really have seen only a four-page summation by the attorney general appointed by president trump. we do not know what is in the report itself that is now over 300 pages we're told >> right. well, i think the president got a couple of two days out of it, but democrats are not going to move on. and the tell here was by the end of the week, attorney general barr was walking back what he had tried to do earlier in the week, which, to my mind, was a coverup. he had a bias on the obstruction of justice issue going into it and he tried to foist that upon the american public. he admitted by the end of the week that his letter wasn't a real summary. they still won't tell us how many pages. it would be a big mistake for democrats to move on here. and i predict by the time we get the full report, which may be two weeks, maybe a littl

stacey butler has the story. >>we just wanted a romantic getaway the whole description, slow roll.e and has good ratings and everything so we so comfortable going with the air bnb but their romantic getaway turned cold soon after they checked in for the night on tuesday when christian around and noticed something odd about the smoke detector on the wall across from her bed. he took this cell phone video actually came up to >>notice that there was a hidden camera here i just opened it up found there was as the slot in there and from that there was a micro usb in and. >>turned it off put it away turns out police say it was a fake smoke detector hiding a alanda salas, air bnb renter: "if she's doing it there's others out there doing it. i want people to know that.... suspicious."the couple confronted the homeowner who identified herself as pauline. they say she told them she just put the device up that morning.but the same device appears to in the air bnb photo advertising her room for rent.christian aranda, air bnb renter: "she's like i'm a call the cops, i was like call 'em, i alrea

it would takerl n a decade to figure out what happened to pamela butler. the investigation uncovered a link to another woman's disappearance decades >>earlier he was such a gentleman. >> she seemed happy? >> she did. she seemed very happy. >> the story is coming up on an all new "dateline"onight at 10:00 right here on nbc 4, then stay tuned for ns4 at 11:00. >>> overnight space lauh could propel the nasa program into the future but there won't b any astronauts on board. >> we'll show you an unmanned i flight and h could break the u.s. away from russia for the first time in a decade. >>> first a look at what's new on news4 at 5:00. >>> we wrap up dna week. millions use those kids to learn about their ancestry or their health. >> but what do the companies do withhainformation when they've sent you yours? doreen gentzler is going to explain. >>> rebuilding the national cathedral one leg bow brick at a time. >> by the time it's done, the rego replica will be the size of ai m van. >> derrick ward takes us to the cathedl to find out how this is helping to fix da

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you'll see a hunter, porter, painter, butler taylor, houser, wheeler, gardener, walker, baker, even a bona fide cook serving up a morsel or two, maybe something french or far eastern or maybe something simple like a taco, possibly crisp with a side of rice and bean. i should warn you he might sneak in livers, lard, kale, don't forget the salt, broom to tidy up. it's much adieu about something the ncaa tournament promises a daily dose of entertainment. it will keep you young and wanting more and more. simon says sit back, relax, grab a little coffee or if you prefer something stronger, maybe remi martin. do not forget the cocktail cherry. >> very well done scott. >>> time is 4:55. still ahead, breaking news this morning. it's from dutch ities in the netherlands. >>> coming up, how a pakistani man died trying to tackle the gunman in new zealand is being honored. >>> the presidential race just became more crowded. jillibrand and the other candidate that visited the bay area this weekend. >>> boom. it's off to a nice start if you're driving now. looks good so far getting a to the peninsul

butler's boyfriend, jose rodriguez cruz, ultimately confessed to killing her. police may have never gotten that w confessionhout the persistence of pamela's brother. >> goal was to keep it going. i felt like if i kept it going, the police would say, you know, we have to get this off the news. case. e to solve this >> the case sat cold until the detective took another look. thanks to advancements in technology, police realized other remains found decades bere him belonged to cruz's ex-wife. eventually, cruz told them that he buried pamela's mains along i-95 in stafford county. police have not yet recover them. you can find the full episode of "dateline" on nbc.com. >>> happening today, anational harbor, president trump set to take the stage to close out the conservative political action conference, or cpac. he is expected to speak around 1 11:30. 'll be trump's first appearance since returning early from the north korean summit. >>> a local environntal group complaining about the trump national golf course in sterling, rginia. the potomac river keeper network sa

reporter stacey butler asked. >> it has been shown around the world. >> the now viral picture tells a story. when firefighters have seconds to act, they will do whatever it takes including breaking the back windows of a car parked illegally in the way. but one sergeant darren wyatt posted the picture, he got some unexpected backlash. >> i think some people thought we posted the picture to humiliate someone and we did not. we wanted to educate them. >> one guy tweeted "the low life firefighters could have run the hose over the car but instead they wanted to exert a little authority they have. they would not have gotten away to doing it to my ca ." >> we had a few people that questioned why we didn't put the hose over the car. we wanted to demonstrate to those people that it is not feasible to do that and it reduces the flow of the water because of the kink in the hose. >> in a video released by the anaheim fire department, firefighters demonstrated slowing the flow of water by going around the car could have had disastrous effects. >> most people think they can park in front of a fire

paul butler comes back. matt miller. talk to you soon.k next hour when we co-other different stuff. coming up on this izic night. former counsel to three different investigations joins me. and reaction from democrats tonight and senator blumenthal will be here live. >>> congress must step in to get the truth and provide full taerps to the american people. the president had not been exonerated by the special counsel. we cannot simply rely on a hasty partisan interpretation of the facts. >> senator blumenthal on the judiciary committee is on the senate side of what e just heard from the democrats chairman of the house. he is one of the people leading this fight. thanks for being a part of our special tonight, senator. could you hear me? i want to make sure. senator can you hear me. >> i can hear you and i appreciate. >> thank you. go ahead. >> i appreciate your excellent reporting. and i might just add by the way that we know so much as a result of the mueller investigation. but also because of the extraordinary reporting that the american

it wou take nearly a decade to figure out what happened to pamela butler.he investigation would also uncover a link to another woman'sisappearance decades earlier. the story is coming up on an all-new date line" tonight at 10:00 on news4. >>> millions of american use dna testing kits to learn about their ancestry, maybeven their health. >> have you ever wondered what the company's involved due with the genetic data that gets collected. doreen gentzler takes a closer look. >> reporter: it's the silicon valley company with thege l database for research. over the past 12 years, has turned her dream into a billion dollars empire. now, she's venturing into new territory, offering ctomers a chance to give their dna a second life through medical research searching for cures to age old diseases. >> how i can crowd source all of this infortion and then i can. i can partner with academic researchers andh partner w biotech companies, pharma companies and say how can we all come together and say a i want solution and i want information. >> reporter: more than 4 million

in a row to bring team so cal the win. >> shout out to dominic and leroy butler, the best parents i could have and anybody that supported me, i swear to god, thank you guys for supporting me. >> team so cal took home $5,000. mike inouye was live on the floor for all the action. be sure to go to nbcbayarea.com to find more coverage of last night's big tournament. i dvr'd it because i had to go to bed. >>> some adorable little puppies have a new home thanks to a new event promoting pet adoption. here you see some twitter pics of the lucky pups with their new owners. this took place in austin yesterday, to celebrate nbc and telemundo's fifth annual clear the shelters event, the stations in austin teamed up with a leading nonprofit organization and created their first fund the shelters event. nearly 300,000 animals have been adopted since clear the shelters kicked off in 2015 and we host our own every summer. we look forward to doing that again, i belief it's this august. >>> back here locally, homeless pets in palo alto are getting a new lease on life thanks to pets in need. it officia