christina: and i am not. and we both get arrested the same day for the same offense, they set $50, $150 basement you're going home. i'm staying in. same background. same criminal history. everything. the only difference between you going home or going in is money. your ability to pay bail. that is insane. you can imagine the racial disproportionality inherent in that structure. you have people of color, black and latino in houston, spending time in jail. you don't even get to talk about your ability to pay until -- for days. you've now been in jail for days, a week. you don't even get to bring it up. and have a conversation about it. this is the structure in houston. it's so dug into the system. this idea of capitalizing on criminal justice. so deeply tied to the system. juleyka: for the northerners who are about to be like, oh, it's texas. in philadelphia, the average cost of being sent into prison for shoplifting is a $50 fine. but if you can't pay 10% of the $50 fine, you get to the stay in jail. what is 1

this is christina. >> anthony: hi, how are you? good to meet you.hi. there's a big difference right away between living in italy and living in new york. they're happy to see kids in restaurants here. it's a whole different thing. >> abel: if you bring a kid into a restaurant in new york, these guys shoot you with a look like -- >> anthony: right. >> abel: "you got to be kidding." you know? "we're trying to do coke in the bathroom. you think we wanna look and --" >> anthony: right. the notorious, once demonic abel ferrara is a married man now and a daddy. things are different. >> abel: i was able to really get sober for the first time -- i remember, it was my 61st birthday, and i'm looking at this cake with a 16 backwards and it was the first time since i was 16 years old and i had my birthday, i was sober. >> anthony: the director of "pasolini," "bad lieutenant," and "king of new york," among others. how long have you been here now? >> abel: living steady here, um, two years. i came to shoot the film "pasolini," then i met christina, it was the craz

didn't wake you up christina? -- did it wake you up christina?>> i did hear gusts over 80 miles per hour, mount diablo 74, i know there are some around 60 to 64 coming up near the oakland alameda exit. 56 to 57 to 74 and mount diablo. if you thought it was crazy windy, it was. one observation west had for each of of rain. other locations -- one observation, one area had four inches of rain. >> this is almost record- setting for how deep the low area best low-pressure area. >>> we will have that system moving in overnight into tomorrow. our system has moved off to the east. things have definitely improved although in the sierra will continue with winter storm warning in the snow should start to come down, the cold air is filtering through. you can see the airflow tightly packed and that will help enhance that next piece of energy coming in.>>> temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. it is 4:02 am. >>> there's still some problems to deal with in terms of road closures and flooding. we'll talk about that a second but first i want to show you the super

. >> tar ek and christina's new workout bod. >> and four things you never knew about kate hudson.. >> i should probably stop eating as much as i've been eating the last week. >> but first -- >> look who it is. >> an exclusive tour of patricia's south carolina mansion. >> how old is the home? >> built in 1853 by a wealthy kotd ko cotton planter for hi fourth wife. so i felt a kinship to be here. >> she bought it more than eight years ago for just under $5 million and turned it into a party palace. >> this is one of three bars i have on this floor. >> necessary? >> yes. for hospitality. >> also inside the ten-bedroom estate, one-of-a-kind treasures. >> i'm a collector. i got this from the jacqueline kennedy sale. this was in the white house. this is the only silhouette that george washington actually sat . >> morgan freeman going in style at 79. on the red ♪ ♪ >>> hey, you see we got go in, right? >> yes. yes. >> well, fans of "criminal minds" have been jonesing for a sexy shemar moore fix ever since he left the show last year. well, get ready. because she mar is coming back for the

. >> i never pulled it out or nothing because christina don't like guns in her house.o i would put the gun outside before i got in the house. where she'd never know that the gun was on me. >> when you talked to christina after the accident happened, was she mad at you? >> she was like, look what you did. they know how much i love my daughter. so it was like in the middle of cussing me out and crying, or cussing me out more and crying more. i understood her. but at the time i'm breaking down too. >> kelley say that despite the tragedy, his girlfriend has been a constant source of support. >> i talk to christina every day. i know she hurting. because that is our baby girl. and so i called her every day to keep her mind off of what we going through. worst part of my day is when i'm on the phone and she start crying. you know, i ain't been able to mourn, period. because i ain't even been out. i wasn't allowed to go to her funeral. all i got is pictures, that i look at every night. and i stare at this one. i don't go no farther than that one. she happy, smiling with her dad

. >> welcome back, christina. >> giants home opener today we will be good. saturday was a lot of cloud coverage but a weak system. there is plenty out there for later in the week. morning clouds give way to mostly sunny skies and a chill in the air. some 30s unless the cloud coverage holds the temperatures up. 41 glen allen, cloud coverage and some light rain to the north bay but overall the system falls apart. be chilly morning. morning clouds and afternoon sun. 50s and 60s some upper 60s inland. the 4:00 a.m. , you look fabulous. >> it is monday morning and still waking up. let's get you started with a look at the traffic and the east bay with the super commuters in tracy things look good moderate slowing from 205 to 580 but it should be an easy drive as you make your way towards livermore valley. bay bridge toll plaza looks good. according to chp west of the tower on the bay bridge there is a white van abandoned vehicle on the shoulder. be aware of that. be sure freeway to macarthur maze 18 minutes, about as easy as a guest on monday morning. things look

. >> reporter: for two decades the disappearance and death of christina williams haunted her family and friends on the monterey peninsula. investigators long had a hunch who might be responsible for her murder. a registered sex offender named charles alan hollifield but until today never had enough evidence to charge him. >> we have a dna hit and we will not go into any more specifics other than to say that. >> reporter: christina was just 13 years old when she went missing in june, 1998, while walking her dog. her body was discovered seven months later in a wooded area on the former army base. prosecutors say holyfield who is currently serving a 25 years to life sentence in state prison for an unrelated attempted kidnapping was interviewed at the time of christina's disappearance, but it took the efforts of cold case detectives to breathe new life into an investigation that had drawn old and cold with time. >> the fbi has a long memory. neither time nor distance keeps us from our attention in solving cases such as this. >> reporter: in salinas devin fehely, kpix5. >> if convicted, holy

. >>> new at 6:00, an arrest in a decades old cold case. 13-year-old christina williams was kidnapped while walking her dog in june of 1998. seven months later her remains were found not far from where she disappeared on the old fort ord army base. kpix 5's devin fehely on how authorities identified the suspect and made an arrest. >> for almost 20 years, we have had a case of a beautiful young girl who was kidnapped, murdered. >> reporter: for two decades the disappearance and death of christina williams haunted her family and friends as well as police and prosecutors on the monterey peninsula. investigators have long had a hunch about who might be responsible for christina's murder a registered sex offender named charles alan holyfield but until today never had enough evidence to charge him. >> we have a dna hit and we will not go into any more specifics other than to say that. >> reporter: christina was just 13 when she went missing in june of 1998 while walking her dog near her home on fort ord. prosecutors say holyfield currently 25 years to life in state prison for an unrelated a

christina is here to speak mostly about her new book indian settlers and slaves but she's also written before on indian country and the struggles. the casting is by way of reference and excavation of the community of the earlier period of the great crossings and we will hear about that in a moment. my friend and colleague from across town at the history department is the author of a haunting bookcalled an american genocide of the united states and the indian catastrophe which single-handedly recast the history in california in my vi view. but also the recipient a couple of years ago at the "los angeles times" book award for history. so because of the remarkable quality of history in this book. [applause] and at the end of the table from occidental college in the history department, charlotte is the author of this book recaptured african africans of g the dislocation in the final years of the slave trade as a really remarkable story of a kind of eulogy all at once about memory and forgiveness, kindness because the way she opens the book with a beautiful poem that maybe we will hear from

and it did insist the loan was christinas.verything she could think of to prove otherwise. she turned over her bank statements to show she never received funds from the loan. she even filed a police report. but net credit financial didn't budge. it even turned her over to a debt collector. late fees and penalties later pushed the balance up to $320 oh. so christina asked us to call net credit financial. and we did. we we did it removed the loan from her credit report. which is great news. it also called off that debt collector. the company said it linked the error to fraudulent activity not a mistake it had made. and in a statement it said it was sorry that miss thompson was targeted by these criminals. net credit it went on to say takes seriously the possibility to prevent, combat and vgt fraud. if someone demands you pay off a debt, you have a federal right to first make them prove that obligation in writing. start by sending them a letter. can we help you too call us the number is 81-888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com

christina, you've been doing great work on this. it seems to me a lot of this is pretty shoddy in terms of what's actually in that document. >> yes. i think the word you're looking for is probably negligent. you know, this was -- these are campaign -- not campaign. they're inaugural contributions, so the reporting requirements are serious. and the ftc requires that you report not only the name of the donor, but that donor's address. you're not allowed to report the routing address of your bank as your address. you're not allowed to report the address of a friend of yours who gave you their access code to use. you're not allowed to write your company's name and then just a city and state. and all of these happened multiple times in this 500-page document. >> you've also got these llcs where we just don't know anything about who's giving the money here. we're not talking $100, $200, we're talking $25,000. jan castle, will llc, address listed as a p.o. box. who knows? that's just like a mystery donation from out of nowhere to the inaug

christina, you are up first. christina the current funding : expires on april 28. are we a week away from a government shutdown? rep. yarmuth: i think it is highly unlikely. i think most likely he will see a short-term continuing resolution a week or two. that will provide enough time for negotiations to take place. i think both sides have things they would like to see in any funding mechanism over the last five months of the fiscal year, so i suspect we will look for more time to do that rather than get that all accomplished in basically three days next week. eric: republicans control the white house and both houses of congress, but i hear some of your democratic colleagues saying democrats have the upper hand in the bill will luck it would have under president obama. do you agree with that? rep. yarmuth: i think we have a letter leverage in the situation. every deal of the last few days as endowment democratic votes. some of our democratic votes than republican votes. they will need to make get democratic votes in the house and senate. so i suspect what republica

. >> we are joined via skype by christina monlo for ad week.orning, christina. >> good morning much thanks for having me. >> sure. we will dive into united. what do you expect from the company this week? we were debating if we will see an ad from united by from i. >> i don't think so. you know, they have been sort of -- you know, they have been steadfast in their decision to be cold in their message. and, you know, if you remember a couple months ago when there was everything that was going on with wells fargo, it took them weeks to get a new message out there. and it's not something that will be that quick. >> is that because of some of the legal fallout that might stem from this? possibly lawsuits. maybe they are being told not to apologize. >> yeah. i mean, it could be legal issues. it could be a whole number of things. you know. as a brand, you're trying to, you know, have a certain message about what you stand for. obviously that message is something that the brand isn't controlling very well right now. they're definitely not putting out t

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christina?eporter: while julie and frank we were inside moments ago and there are dozens of people lined up to speak. they have been speaking for well over an hour. 160 people have signed up and they're not halfway through the list. it could be a while before we get to the vote. they are asking for protection in if these protections are put in place that would make it hard for them to affect problem tenants. >> the council debated a historic decision that would impact hundreds of renters. they are voting on tenant protection including protecting mentors from retaliatory evictions and providing financial assistance. council members are recommended water protection requiring landlords to provide a reason for so-called just cause evictions. this man received an eviction order and he wishes those policies were in place. >> there's nothing on the paperwork to give the reason. none of the boxes are checked off. what she is doing now is evicting me so she can get more money but >> the council is under

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hi, i'm christina. i'm charlie. we're from westbury, new york. years ago, and we've been together ever since then. started dating, went out for three years, got married, and wanted a family right away. a bit of a different surprise for us today. instead of actually going to charles and christina voelpel home, we're going to their son matt's home. and i can't say enough good things about charles and christina. they are great people, great grandparents, true role models, and their kids have totally followed suit. we have three children. my oldest is victoria.

. >> i am christina captain. -- christina kafton. >>> it was not a quiet storm, that is for sure. a tornado -- and alejo 4.39, santa rosa two point santa rosa 2.39, are there other areas over two? yes. the winds are at 2.84 with what happened in santa rosa. kentfield 2.60. glen ellen is over two, pacifica three quarters, and the los altos hills had more than an inch of rain. the wind gusts were up to 74 and 83 miles per hour. this giant system is moving east, there is still something taking a turn, it will hit us into saturday. there are just a few showers still around an affront has gone through in the wind has tailed off in all wind advisories have been canceled. the sierra will keep going with the winter storm warning. 50s on the temperatures. much cooler. of still southerly breeze, it will be a breezy and blustery day. the onshore push is coming from the death -- jet stream. once the system goes through, this will develop rapidly giving us rain tonight. 50s and 60s on temperatures.>>> hopefully everyone can have a relaxing commute this morning. is not too bad given help messy

. >> the question is what are five factors to watch with mid turn elections coming up >> christina thank for being there. >> and watching that crucial. >> number one is president trump >> it's up. >> analysts that i talked to said that's pretty much biggest thing that we'll have to watch coming into and how we review for steering the nation and secondly you want to watch democratic enthusiasm can they keep up that kind of grassroots energy we're seeing in say kansas special action that you just mentioned or special election in georgia. and can democrats recruit credible candidates in districts not competitive in years and they have to field people to take seriously and then of course it will be a test of can republicans govern because we're seeing so far so it will be a test kv they get their act together. >> before we let me ask you one thing f finding the right candidates for the races. you know let's be realistic. a lot of these districts maybe not the one we're looking at tomorrow in georgia we're talking about gerry map mappederring and one political party or another both are guilty

departamento de justicia dijo que no les quitarÁn nada, pero activistas temen que sea una trampa, christinaa frente a la corte federal. asustados de que trump le quite los fondos federales a a condados santuarios de santa clara y san francisco. >>> y el tratamiento y equipos que Él ocupa. >>> ante el juez cambiÓ la historia. >>> lo que dijo el gobierno y por la primera vez es que hay no cuando dice no es todos son algunos es una cantidad chica. >>> el abogado del gobierno dijo que no han determinado cuÁles son los llamados santuarios y que la orden ejecutiva es muy limitada. >>> a tal punto que en vez de perder casi 4.000 millones dÓlares que reciben ambos condados, santa clara perderÍa un millÓn y san francisco podrÍa no tener ni un solo dÓlar en juego. >>> los condados insistieron que el presidente y el fiscal general han dicho otra cosa. >>> que dirÍa donald trump si o y era lo que sus abogados estÁn diciÉndole a la corte federal. >>> los abogados de trump no hablaron mientras dicen que el gobierno estÁ dando marcha atras porque sabe que la orden ejecutiva es inconstitucional. >>> y cele

they insisted the loan was christinas. she said she did everything she could think of to prove otherwise. she turned over her bank statements to show she never received funds, she filed a police report but net credit financial didn't budge. it even turned her over to a debt collector. late fees and penalties pushed the balance up to $32, 00 so christina asked us to call net credit financial. we did and it removed the loan from her credit report and called off the debt collector. the company said it linked the error to fraudulent activity it said it's story ms. thompson was targeted by these criminals. net credit takes seriously the responsibility to prevent, combat and investigate fraud if someone demands you pay off a debt that isn't yours, off federal right to make them prove your obligation. start by sending them a letter, can we help you, too? call us the number is 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> a south bay woman is asking for help after her wedding ring was stolen from a car. >>> up next, the c

. >>> christina is now speaking out about the living conditions at that apartment building. christina. >> reporter: the directors of the xhoon identity service say they were the building's main tenant here and they tried to improve living conditions much the center provided services to those with disabilities, mental health issues and the homeless. >> if you only knew how devastating this is for me to talk to you today. dr. lewis held a picture of her brother saying he was one of four victims of monday's deadly apartment building fire in oakland. >> he lived in oak listened all his life. west oakland is our home. wherever we went we knew to come back home. >> she is a director of the community services who say they began complaining to the property owner last october about unsafe living conditions. >> we found that the first floor was in much more worse shape than the seconds floor. so, therefore, we needed him to come in and fix the building. >> attorney james cook represents the organization because they were np the process of being evicted for failure to pay rent. they sa

it was in 1998 that 13 year old christina williams went to walk her dog and disappeared.body was discoverd 7 months later in a wooded area on fort ord now 19 years later charles holifield will be charged with her murder. holifield was always a suspect in the case the district attorneys office says have the evidence to prosecute him. that is until now when they revisited the evidence and got a dna hit. formal charging expected to come next firday. in slainas dan kerman kron4 news> here in oakland the spokesperson for the owner of the west oakland building that went up in flames killing four people and displacing over 80 residents says the owner is not responisble for what happenedsotsam singer/keith kim's spokesperson: "responsibility for this building, for the maintenance, upkeep, fire safety, was all the responsibility of urojas community services and pastor jasper lowery and clearly they let this building have significant issues that may have led to this tragedy" however the attorney representing urojas told me that it is not clearly stated in the lease agreement who is

christina just happened to see this new bart train being pushed by one of the older bart trains gettingre's the old bart train pushing the new one. this is better news for bart. that train is now going to be out of the way and train services resuming as normal. there will still be some residual delays. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the east shore coming on to it it. of the the bay bridge toll blaz sda has a little bit of a tla. it is what it is. highway 24 if you're driving between walnut creek and oakland not a bad commute and if you're driving on 880 southbound in hayward the south bay commute looks good. this is northbound 280 in san jose. at 6:18 let's bring steve in. >> thank you sal. >>> good morning everybody. we do have clear skies. it looks nice today. a little breeze for some. not too bad. there is a northerly breeze out in the valley and in southern california it's a little cool this morning but it's still cool. sabrina says gorgeous morning walking the dog. if you don't know how to do it i'll show you how to walk the dog. it is a little cool o

here's a picture of dermawand's developer, christina boves. to prove it worked, she used it on just one side of her face for 12 weeks. look how the eyebrow appears to have lifted and the bags, the lines, the folds and wrinkles all around the eye area appear greatly diminished. the laugh line appears minimized and cheek puffiness also appears visibly reduced. even pore size looks smaller. the side treated with the dermawand clearly shows a more rejuvenated appearance and looks more lifted, toned and tightened. this picture was taken when she was 42. now here's christina today, 16 years later ,with no surgical facelifts, looking tight, lifted and absolutely great... at 58! and you too can get fabulous results in your very own home with the dermawand. we're so confident that dermawand will work for you, we're going to show you live the type of results that the dermawand can deliver. and here to help us is dermawand skin care specialist stella riches. >> thanks, lisa. now, i've asked production to take still shots of each of our models so that you

christina needs to dance on top of the desk.t is why we're playing it. >> around the bay area. >> and some whitney houston on thursday. 1987. it's okay. you can be sane wherever you are. and stove pahlsson will jump in later and good morning, thank you for joining us. . . >> i'm dave clark. >> and i'm christina. and the shower activity moves on shore. and between an inch and three quarters and two inches of rain in the saratoga hills. good rain. and santa cruz had good rain. an inch plus for gurnville and monte rio. and the system has gone through and now, here we go with some cooler, unstable air mass and moving onshore and san francisco to the district, the strongest part of the system went to the north of us and just missed us. the 40s, firsts on the temps is cooler. and the upper 40s and low 50s, concord, livermore, 49; and 48. look for some sun breaks and cloud it up again. hit-and-miss showers and a possibility of some thundershowers, i would think north is come into the valley. fiftys and 60s on the temps. >>> 4:30, allie

. >> the first call for facebook.com/booktv is from christina in maryland. christina, you are on booktv. >> hi, i would just like to ask you, when you did your research and evenly talk about the women specifically, did you include, does this include african-american women? or did your research lead to that? did you find that there were african-american pioneers or in women in science? >> absolutely. >> thank you ma'am. >> absolutely. of course many will have heard of hidden figures. this incredible group of african-american women that worked at langley. and i'm very pleased my book to also discuss many women of color. i speak about janessa lawson. she received her degree in chemical engineering from ucla. and today she would just be hired as an engineer but back then in the 1950s, she was hired as a computer. and it took many years for her to become an engineer. she had incredible contributions at the lab. she is one of many women of the diverse group. helen lange is a woman who led the group for a long time. and she was involved in just about every mission

. >> christina rendone is considering putting a down payment on a multi million dollar yacht, christinaeporter: sure. a down payment on two and a half million dollar yacht. >> wow. >> amazing. it is gorgeous here. we're going to do a walk- through of this entirely beautiful yacht. to do that, we have rob newman. go ahead and take us through. this is your baby. >> sure. >> show us all it has to offer. >> we will start down below. we will show you the accommodations. on the right-hand side here, we have the bunk room. so a great feature is the window there. put some natural light in. forward here. we walk into the -- the guest vip suite. this is where your best friends will come and spend the night. they have their own vip bathroom en suite. >> that's not even the best bedroom. there is a nice bathroom door access right here. >> through here we have a wine cooler. >> champagne and refrigerator. we have a stackable -- a stacked washer and drier. through here is the master. and this has its own closet to hang all of your clothes for his and hers. and through here is the master, full size --

and christina, she's a writer at ad week. how did this ad get made?cause there are few individuals of color, or diversity, at advertising -- >> sitting around that table. >> sitting around the table when it happens so, of course, when this kind of content is suggested, there isn't anyone to give a pulse to actually whether or not it will resonate or be culturally insensitive to the very consumers that you're targeting. >> but wouldn't lots of people, christina, have watched it? i mean, wouldn't, you know, kendall jenner's people at the very least have watched it? somebody wrote it. i mean, there's a lot of people involved in an ad. >> so many people, but one thing i will say, this was created by pepsi's inhouse agency. >> right. >> and at the same time, like, even if there is, like, someone of color or, like, someone who, like, might be able to say, like, this is not okay, often when it's, like, a big brand like pepsi, you can sort of -- there's like a culture where -- >> no one wants to say no. >> no one wants to say no, no one wants to listen to the

. >> on these political reactions i want to bring in christina grier and kirstin hagglund. i have had you on "the point" before. you have been critical of the president at times. i think it's fair to say. >> just a few times. >> are you willing to join rick stengel who happens to be a former obama administration official and is a this is a welcome kind of reticence from compared to the bluster?y >> right. completely agree. everything though that rick said about kim jong un we can say about donald trump. the difference is that donald trump is 70 and kim jong un is 32, 33 years old. donald trump is trigger happy, immature, he likes attention. we saw him at the joint sessions when the widow got the largest standing ovation and he needed to point that out. he wants a bump in the ratings because that's all he watches. so a war or some sort of military interaction usually does give presidents a bit of a bump. we know he's well aware of that. the issue is there's a reason why presidents since 1953 have let north korea be. trump interacting with this, with kim jong un and this whol

christina joins us now from hemingway, south carolina, democratic line. go ahead. >> i have five daughters, and i'm appalled that republicans are out there. you have to wonder, when my kids are online, the things they do, the things they see -- they are out there selling this information. my debit card number, my social security number, all these things. we are supposed to live in a free country where people want to be us. ownwe are not free when our congress take away our rights, them, youust let know, basically sell at our information to make a dollar, and it seems that is what republicans are for, making a dollar. our money says in god we trust, but it just seems right now as republicans look at it, in trump we trust, because god got voted out of this a long time ago. >> the house this past week passing a resolution that would in effectse yet to be internet privacy rules that the last days and the months of the obama administration. now, president trump is expected to sign that legislation in the coming weeks. your calls. robert in yorktown, virginia,

christina keenan. >> hello mark. i am still very sore at my loss.ing to give you a good chart. i'm going to dig into a reason why european stocks gained more favor among investors over the u.s. peers. look at the top line, which is the stoxx 600 dividend yields over german two-year yields. you can see it has risen steadily in 2013 to where we are today. that is because the record low rates have depressed german yields and made european yields more attractive. at the same time, the bottom line, the s&p 500 dividend yield over u.s. treasuries. the movement in the last few years or so has been downward. it worsened because the fed exited from euro rates. u.s. stocks are less effective than before. i will look at this chart for the rest of the year because if the fed continues with its tightening we are going to see a continuation. check this out at g #btv 7658. >> mark: mark: that is a tough one to beat. the run-up in the tournament. vonnie: now i can barely present. especially when i was one of the people who decided. it is very intimidating. justt to

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for the 19-98 murder of christina williams. kron 4's dan kerman ... reports from the monterey county government center in salinas with more (pkg) (dan kerman)on june 12 of 1998, 13 year old christina williams took her dog out for a walk in her fort ord neighborhood, and disappeared. 7 months later her body was discovered in a remote area of the former military base for the next 19 years investigators worked to bring her killer to justice. thursday, monterey county's d.a. announced he will be cahrging charles holified with williams murdersot jeannine pacioni/asst. district attorney 25-34we will be charging mr. holifield with first degree murer with special allegations of kidnapping and lewd acts on a child. holifield is currently serving 25 year to life at valley state prison in chowchilla for attempted kidnapping and failing to register as a sex offender. sothe's been a suspect since the beginning but there were problems with building sufficient evidence at that time in order to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. as the

now, lets head over to christina.s this just about trump's releasing his tax returns or is this a message to congress. congress could demand trump's tax returns. >> reporter: that's right, there are a lot of messages here today as tom just said. bottom line is the main message is show us your taxes. what are you hiding? what's a message directly to the president and given the fact that we are in washington, d.c., a lot people here want congress to add. there is been congressional efforts to mandate trump and compel him to release his taxes. so far, that has not gone anywhere. those efforts need republican support d right now that's not support coming. ana, to gif yve you a sense of where we are. a lot of different signs and all asking trump, what are you hiding and what is behind these tax returns. what we'll see is essentially a lot more details that we have today. we'll see who his foreign business partners are or bank accounts over seas. >> that's the specific information that would be in a tax return and not in th

. >> and i'm christina rendon in for gasia. boons have been set up to contain the spill. the vengeance capsized overnight some where between treasure island and the bay. the barge could release up to four dozen gallons of diesel fuel and 300-gallons of lube oil. coast guard crews and department fish and wildlife are now working to clean up that spill. engineers have inspected the barge. >>> governor brown tweeted out the announcement. the declaration ends the state's historic drought which began in 2013. the order lifts the executive orders including conservation. however the governor still warns that conservation must remain a way of life. >> part of the reason is the monster winter storms we've received and we're still getting more wet weather today. >> that's right. let's get over to our meteorologist rosemary orozco. we're not done yet? >> we're not done yet. look at the skies covered in clouds and soggy weather es perblgly -- especially california and over our area. in and around novato and napa. we switch to the east bay and we have shower activity right there. movi

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. >> christina, tim cook spoke a couple years back about apple's hesitation getting into the businessf making medical devices because of regulation involved in that. they prefer to do consumer devices, do you get the sense that's changing as perhaps the apple watch sales trajectory not what some of the biggest optimists had hoped. is there a sense that apple might be more inclined to make a highly regulated medical device now. >> addi ining blood sugar to a device like the apple watch, that would make it a must have device and not a nice to have device. i can see that being a boom for sales like the apple watch. i believe it's tentative to apple and that may be one of the reasons that we see apple setting up this office in palo alto and not in cupertino because they want to keep it separate from the bulk of their business focused on consumers and not the regulated medical space. >> christina, this has been talked about and we talk about it being a holy grail of body metrics. a lot of chatter that google was making strides with a contact lens that could do something similar. i wonder i

ktvu's christina rendon -- cristina rendon has more.ell us about this. >> reporter: last night, people are upset with this decision this morning and new took to the streets in the mission strict. >> what do we do? we fight back. >> and yem came hours. they decided in the to compile -- pile charges against two police officers who killed perez lopez. the shooting happened more than two years ago, a few blocks away and the d.a. found insufficient evidence that they unlaw lenot six times. and protestors are saying they're outraged over the shooting that is considered justified. >> and when the moment arrives, it's a shock and opened up and -- some deep ones? >> and by the officers. in total, more than 3 dozen civilians for the statements regarding the shooting. >> reporter: the officers opened fire to protect themselves and others from perez-lopez, who was acting erratically and had a 95. and that were pain staking and transparent. relying on the witness statements and video evidence showing the moment and up to the shooting and coming up a

. >> christina alessi filed that report. she joins me now. this new scathing report in just a moment that just came out. in terms of the responsibility, you have 5300 people at the bank who lost their job because of this. you know, there were a number of people, whistle blowers that called the ethics hotline. nothing happened. you do have four employees at the bank high level who were terminated in all of this, but still, i mean, what else is wells fargo saying? >> the problem here is context, right? very few, as you said, senior people, four or five senior people who are actually fired as a result of the scandal, 5300 probably lower level people who were fired over this but their actions actually helped enrich the executives at the top who are overseeing and should be accountable for the activity that happened under them because the stock price during the period of activity when this was happening, when these big accounts were being open was boosted by it. and that means the executives whose compensation is tied to the stock price were rewar

the last remake was in 1976 with barbra streisand and christina mclarty to haverson.ga will do the same for her character ali. this is due out next year. for the first time, the lady will be credited using her real name, stephanie germ nada. >> this is just a total dream. i wanted to be an actress before i wanted to be a musician. >> another very important thing to lady gaga is helping people who struggle with mental illness. she's been open about her battle with depression and anxiety. now she's joined together with prince william and his brother harry. >> everybody has mental health. we shouldn't be ashamed about it. having a conversation can make such a difference. >> even though it was hard, it was the best thing that could kim out of my mental illness. >> think of how many people they're helping by being public figures and talking about it. >> 100%. 100%. up next, photos of a very slimmed-down brad pitt what we know about a new visit with his kids. john and sharon osbourn sounding off. plus, does jennifer garner have a secret admirer? who lift these flowers on he

cnn money's christina lessi is on top of this for us and the markets are up. >> as a result of kendallngs, she can bring peace and -- >> at the end of the day, people are upset because they see this as an example of corporate america appropriating a real social movement out there which is black lives matter and the scene that you just played, the very end is actually all over social media comparing it to an actual real-life scene of a protester being detained. so the imagery in this ad actually directly speaks to the black lives matter protest. this is why people are understandably very upset about it, but you know what? brands have been trying to use, be part of the social conversation for years now. sometimes it works and sometimes as you said, john, it falls -- >> does -- did they use this for crystal pepsi it would have saved it clearly. how is the market doing? >> the market is up. >> the kendall jenner bounce. >> that's what we can definitely tie this back to. the market is up because of payroll data, private payroll data came out this morning and adp takes a survey of private co