christie: it does. it is different, and the way i think it has translate itself are depends on the nature of the issue, right? health care, very complicated issue, very complex, and not easy to resolve politically. even when you create conflict and people want to get to a resolution, it's really hard to get to a resolution because there are so many complexities and so many differing opinions on every little bit of it. tax reform, on the other hand, a more straightforward type of thing. not to say that the tax code is not complicated. anybody who has tried to file their taxes knows that it is, but the principles are fairly simple and direct. do you agree with higher or lower taxation? do you agree that businesses, if they are charged lower taxes will use the money to create more jobs and more opportunity? you are in one of those camps or the other. that style that he had was able to bring success in the tax situation where did not have success in the health care situation, so i think because of his appro

christie: yup. mr. axelrod: the more people are open about those battles, other people will get the help that they need. it also speaks to the humanity of him. it is a very moving book. gov. christie: i saw springsteen on broadway. the day after i left office. it was my first act as a civilian. one of the great lines he has in there is my whole life, i made a fortune, and embarrassing fortune over writing about men and women who worked 9:00 to 5:00, who worked five days a week. i have never worked a 9:00 to 5:00 in my life. he says this is the first job or i have ever worked five days a week. i am a total hypocrite, but it -- i made a lot of money off of it. that kind of honesty he gets to in his book i think will only make him more endearing as time goes on. >> governor christie, thanks for being here. mr. christie: i'm sorry about the sweater. being a reds fan is tough. mr. axelrod: no, that's a university of chicago sweater. mr. christie: i'm sorry for you, sorry for me. >> i wanted to come back to t

governor christie: no. get -- dod: does he you draw on your own experience as governor and what kind of advice do you give to him? i generallyistie: don't talk about the nature of the i tell him, but president and i became friends back in 2002, we have known each other for 16 years. i don't hold much back. mr. axelrod: i didn't think that was one of your virtues anyway. governor christie: he will come right back at me when he disagrees. the nature of the relationship is such that i am not looking ,or anything, which is unusual someone is usually always looking for something. i give my advice as i see it and . call it as i see it with him we continue to talk so i suspect he must find some value in it. mr. axelrod: as someone who does have these insights who was an opponent as well, explain him to us. the firsthristie: thing to understand -- you don't need to understand anything. you are americans. him, iwant to understand think the press generally makes the mistake of making him much more complicated than he

then i said, i think i'm rhonda christie or do you know rhonda patricia christie. >> this is who sheas talking to. his name is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i had hesitated. she said this is your daughter rhonda. it was something that clicked in my mind that i recognize -- the voice rang a bell. >> and he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. said rhonda is on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth is shirley stole you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. i went into like a -- the most emotions i think i've ever had in my entire life ever. >> the memories were true or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all of course 37 years older and in a way strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had clung to in fantasy, dreamed about for those 37 long years. >> there you are in your bath. >> all those rolls, too. >> chubby little baby. >> look at you. just learning to walk. and smiling in the hallway. you had a good life, honey. >> so it was happy and sad, comforting. but also deeply st

ruschelle tolbert/friend of the victims "...christy and brook were just the greatest kids, smart and kind and loving andthey belong to faa, just beautiful kids...." the limas-johnson family lives here on a quiet cul de sac in manteca. the entire neighborhood is grieving along wiith brock elliott elementary and sierra high school where christy and brook attended school. ruschelle tolbert/friend of the victims ".....noelle is going to be missed, she was one of a kind,a great mother and her girls meant everything to her and my heart goes out to chris. he just lost his daughters and the love of his life and his other daughters will go with their dad...." ruschelle says the limas- johnson clan was returning from the bay area where they had been to the san francisco zoo to celebrateanother daughter's birthday. in manteca rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) a fairifield mother accused of child abuse and torture appeared in court today. the solano county district attorney's office filed a motion to add charges against 31-year-old ina rogers... and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports from fa

nbc bay area's christie smith is live with the details. christie? >> reporter: well, san jose police spent hours here today gathering information, but the street is back open now. neighbors say that they knew something was wrong. they say they heard loud banging sounds this morning then someone running through the complex and then what sounded like gunfire. patrol cars block south 10th street this morning. san jose state students ethan cox says many students live on this street. and he was jolted awake from his sleep. >> you know, it sounded like five -- four or five gunshots, you know, just kind of woke everyone up and after that, we just kind of, you know, just stayed inside. >> reporter: san jose police were called to the apartment complex this morning and some neighbors weren't sure what was happening. >> i walked up to the officer and asked him is everything okay? i mean, did something happen? he told me there was a home invasion. >> shots fired. shots fired. in officers hit. >> reporter: here's police dispatch audio. at least one officer opene

christie smith is live in oakland where she heard from fans and the fire department. christie? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. and i have to tell you, it was business as usual today for aas fans. we spoke with some that were here yesterday. they were trying to leave from that side and that's when they saw smoke. the oakland fire department came out to put it out and today they've came up with a probable cause. >> as we pulled up, we saw big plumes of smoke. >> reporter: jessica kagan shot this video of a fire as she returned to her car after the as game last night. she parked off 73rd avenue in oakland. >> the fire had started and fire trucks were starting to block off this area, so we got out as quickly as we could. >> reporter: fans of musician paul simon were also leaving a show at oracle. the fire led to delays for fans at both events trying to get home. >> when we left, they said that there's a fire and then it took like an hour to get out. >> reporter: the fire be under 12 to 15 palettes of material at a roofing supply business. a battalion chief says a light wind may ha

christie brinkley recording alexa ray's big moment.part. >> all eyes were on alexa's ingage imt ring. mom approves. >> they're just adorable together. >> he wants to get married at the statue of liberty. i'm thinking about the con seb toir gardens at central park. we have a little bit of a debate. >> no wedding date yet. alexa is planning to sing with her father, billy joel. >> yeah, sure. but there may be a duet sooner than you realize. >> that's a good tease. >> what song at the wedding? >> just the way you are. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave oven pro, brought to you by the makers of the nuwave precision induction cooktop. stay tuned. to celebrate the amazing success of the nuwave oven pro, with over 5 million sold, today we're offering an incredible deal. order right now and we'll upgrade your order to the all-new nuwave oven pro plus for free. the pro plus features advanced temperature control for perfect meals every time. it also has new features like delay cooking and warm, so your meal is ready

. >> christy and nikhita, tell me first how you first reacted. did you have a similar moment questioning whether you could return to work, or did this somehow become part of your process of writing through what you had just experienced? >> well, definitely during the shooting i -- when we were hiding in the closet, i knew immediately that this is something that -- >> were you together? >> it was up here on the stage it was myself, rebecca and christy, kevin and nikhita seemed shelter in a closer shelter that was more easily accessible. >> so when we were in the closet i knew that this would have to be published eventually. >> you were thinking of that at the time? >> i was -- we were -- >> our adviser, about 45 minutes into it. >> oh, my gosh, we were in the middle of our third quarter and she literally goes, okay, we have to scrap the whole issue. we'll do a totally new issue. >> i think what we know the third quarter will be. >> and taylor, she's our school safety writer, any fire alarm or fire drill that happens, she writes about it and she ha

christie's friend and cowboys owner jerry jones is opposed to kneeling but worked out a solution for one game. >> you might remember he nknelt in solidarity with his players before the national anthem, but then during the national anthem, he, the coaches, and the players were all standing and showing the appropriate respect for the flag. >> reporter: other players have also had to do some soul searching on the issue. former nfl long snapper nate y boyer famously wrote an open letter to kaepernick against his protest in 2016, saying he was angry at first, but willing to listen. >> i'm not a black man in america. so i don't know what that feels like. and i never will. >> reporter: the two talked and came to a compromise. >> he was asking me, what can i do that you think would be more respectful? because i'm not going to stand, i'm not going to stand until i see changes. i suggested kneeling because you can often see an image of a war fighter taking a knee in front of a fallen brother's grave to pay respects. >> reporter: as a former green beret, boyer says he views standing for the ant

their classmate, 14-year-old christy limas died yesterday. she was a member of the future farmers of america here at this school in man tekia. she was ejected from the cadillac escalade she was riding in yesterday on 880 in fremont along with two others. hur classmates say it's hard to lose her, bus especially under these circumstances. >> the school is really sad right now. a couple of my friends are really crying over it. it was just a sad thing to hear. i heard she was really funny and had cute outfits and she was so nice. i went to school with her. >> christy was killed along with 39-year-old noelle johnson and brook limas of manteca. the driver who investigators blame for the crash is -- he is in jail. he is believed to have been driving under the influence of marijuana. he's also accused of driving recklessly and speeding. he is expected to be arraigned this afternoon. live in manteca, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> san francisco mayor mark farrell is tackling heroin use in the city. >> today he's expected to announce plans for a specia

christie brinkley recording alexa ray's big moment.r part. >> all eyes were on alexa's ingage imt ring. mom approves. >> they're just adorable together. >> he wants to get married at the statue of liberty. i'm thinking about the con seb toir gardens at central park. we have a little bit of a debate. >> no wedding date yet. alexa is planning to sing with her father, billy joel. >> yeah, sure. but there may be a duet sooner than you realize. but there may be a duet sooner than you realize. >> that's a g to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off..to hawaii." gav

christi? >> ed, good to have you there. ed lavendandera there for us in dallas. >> president trump wants it to be about his tax law, tax plans for the future. the growing credibility crisis of his administration is threatening to overshadow that. >> "the new york times" has a new report that president trump did know about a hush money deal his lawyer made with a porn star several months before he denied it. remember, a few weeks ago, the president claimed he didn't know anything about this. >> investigators are looking into how that lawyer, michael cohen build up a $75,000 award chest as he worked to fix problems for the trump team. the president just left the south lawn. did he answer any questions this morning? >> no, victor. it appears allowing the confusion to sit with the american public as it relates to his payments, repayments of the hush money, payment to stormy daniels. let's look where this started, though, latest iteration of this saga. rudy giuliani, newly minted attorney took to fox news to search for the first

the art auctionsl r on this week at sotheby's and christie's go back to the sales room with $1.5 billion worth of art. we'll see if there's more energy and money left in those auction htddles. robert frank, "n business re >>> wonderful story. charitable giving isn't just for the rockefeller estate. there are many ways to givege rously and earn a tax break for yourself, but there's some new rules that go along with the new tax code so once again our senior financial correspondent sharon epperson is heretho save day. >> good to be here. >> what is a smart way for us to donate to chaty given the new landscape that we're in? >> one way to think about giving to charity and give generously is to set up a donor advised fund. it works like a per account for charitable giving. you can contribute cash, stock, mutual funds. you can contribute real estate or artwork. yo can take an immediate tax deduction for the money that you contribute at tha time in that tax year. you can wait and give to certain charities ove time smaller amounts of whatever you may have na that fund. >> who runs these funds? w

carat girl's best friend has just gone under the hammer for five and a half million euros at a christie's jewelry auction in geneva the potentially flawless white diamond ring was the stand out among hundreds of items for sale at christie's auction in geneva the stone weighs more than fifty yards. i'm brian thomas that's all we have time for for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us. the world over information they provide the pins they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch.

christie: i love the proposal.nk it is realistic insofar if anyone can get this done, it would be a company as old and not afraid to break the mold as amazon. it will be a matter of not just hiring 50/50 but retaining 50/50, and i think that is where amazon has cultural tweaks to get there. why not give it a shot? emily: talk to us about the culture as you experience of the good and bad and what might be working against a more diverse workforce. kristi: i was at amazon for 12 years. obviously, there was a lot of good in it for me. the good is that it is incredibly innovative. i don't think i was bored a day. you get to work on huge problems and do things people don't think are possible. the downside is it's an think, to culture, i a fault. it encourages behaviors that men are typically rewarded for, like disagreeing openly, being very yourssive, being loud with opinions, and it is not necessarily an environment where women have been trained or raised in our culture to succeed by emulating those same behaviors. are

now identified as 9-year-old brooke limas ... and 14- year-old christy limas. and the woman killed has been identified as 39- year-old noelle johnson. all were from manteca. the crash happened late last night on interstate 8-80 in fremont. friends of the family tell kron 4... they were all returning from the bay area, where they had been celebrating a birthday at the san francisco zoo. tonight, we are getting a look at the man police say is responsible... 21-year-old dang tran was arrested for allegedly being high on marijuana. (ken) our team coverage continues tonight on this big story: all eight people in the escalade were from the same extended family. and tonight, relatives and friends are grieving. kron four's j-r stone spoke with people who knew the victims. 21 year old dang tran of san jose is facing dui charges in a five car accident that left 3 people dead and many more injured. officials believe he was under the influence of marijuana and is to blame in the wreck.hope he gets the book thrown at him.that from rochelle tolbert whose best friend noelle j

chris christie and the state of new jersey sued them to aslow sports betting i. the case made it all the way to scotus, whic and now that lame statute is as soiled as michael wolf's journalism credentials. it is laughable for state and local governments to claim high ground as every scratcher and powerball ticket has prayed upon the poorest yet most optimistic among us. when you've hit a bad luck patch, it's not unconceivable to turn on the spigots with the free money and the state lottery rely on folks who make less than 10 grand a year because they pony up 600 a year on such losing lottery exploits. now maybe the downtrodden be make sweeter scratch with better odds betting on a variety of teams and sports who aren't numbers stacked against them to the tune of 3 billion to one. but there are plenty of immoral and corrupt things they do on a daily base that are far more tragic and devastating than sports betting. leave it up to the individual states to decide and let me the hell alone so i can sin and wager in peace. and that's the memo. the former governor chris

. >> sarah huckabee did a story about christy. i was there at the white house at the round table and got invited and i got to speak about christy. >> reporter: mr. pena credits trump for bringing attention to his daughter's case, but he saved the real praise for the chief investigator who years ago promised justice for his daughter. upon that promise, he had one request of them. don't call me until you've got it. >> i got a call thursday night. and they told me we just locked him up. >> reporter: the end of a four-year extradition fight with mexico will allow the wheels of justice to lurch forward nearly three decades after her death. >> i've just got to say for all the victims of violent crimes, we can't give up hope. there's hope. just don't give up. >> reporter: in salinas, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> some of the busiest muni stations are set to close for a good chunk of the summer. the twin peaks tunnel that runs from castro to west portal will close for 60 days. the transit agency says the 100-year-old tunnel is in desperate n

i want to talk about one of the things christie said. the question of, how we talk about these issues. i want to talk about how you frame your speeches. they are different from one another. i will give some small quotes. mayor rivera, you started with a set up about what you called "interesting times. i will let you explain what that means. the federal government, teacher strikes, drug overdose crises and everything in between. we will get into that. tell me what you meant when you framed the concerns of your city through the lens of "interesting extentand to what federal and state issues are important in how you talk about your city. >> i am not really talking to people, i am talking to people who want me to sit down fast. [laughter] i wanted them to get a sense that it is not a normal set of circumstances in which we are governing today. it is supposed to be an old chinese curse, and i found out that is not true, someone made it up, some english person made it up a long time ago. but it is a true quote. "may you live in interesting tim

were these young girls. 14-year-old christy limas.. and her 9-year- old sister brooke. kpix 5s kiet do is live outside the c- h-p office in hayward. kiet? at sierra high school in manteca, the news came over loudspeaker. post police mugshots online and charge people money to take the photo down. >> let's be clear. what mugshots.com does is simple and sheer exploitation. there is no other way to put it. plain and simple. exploitation. >>> the sheriff's office alleged the suspects elected at least $64,000 in removal fees from 175 californians. >>> a lift driver under arrest for sexually assaulting a passenger while she was unconscious. this is the 24-year-old suspect police say last month he picked up a woman in oakland and drove her to his home in fremont where police say he assaulted her. that driver is facing three charges. >>> there was some shaking in the south bay this afternoon a magnitude 3.2 quake was sent to herd in the hills near morgan hill. it hit at 2:32 pm. people reported feeling the jeweled. >>> a messy morning commute in the south bay. chopper 5 took the

victor and christi?> nick valencia there for us in santa fe, texas, thank you. >>> shift to go national politics here. president trump could be weeks away from the biggest meeting of his presidency thus far and this with north korean leader kim jong-un. next, why he is calling, again, his own justice department over the mueller probe saying that they infiltrated his campaign. >>> also, the day after their much-anticipated wedding what is next for prince harry and his new bride? the duchess of essex meghan mark markle? we will take you live to windsor for some of these details. because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru outback holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class, according to alg. better than rav4. better than grand cherokee. better than edge. make every adventure a happy one with subaru outback. get 0% apr financing on the 2018 subaru outback. uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not

i'm christi paul.r blackwell. >>> north korea is expected to be dismantling their nuclear site at least one in the middle of the week. >> despite many things on the president's calendars. sarah westwood, what are you hearing from washington this morning? >> reporter: good morning. president trump and south korean president moon are work to go prevent their efforts with the north koreans from fall apart amid threats from kim jong-un. that potentially historic summit between trump and kim on june 12th is still on for now. but the future of the meeting has been thrown into a little bit of doubt as the north koreans object to the suggestion from national security adviser john bolton they might be traeted li treated like libya. the fbi planted an inform apartment inside of trump's campaign. cnn has been told informant that gather some information from trump advisers were not embedded to campaign trump. now it's important to point out that the just department says it's withholding documents related to the in

christie? >> reporter: that's right. we spoke with parents late this afternoon. i have to tell you, they were stunned. they had heard about the arrest, but they say that this is a teacher that parents seem to know and like, and that students like, too. now, police say that they were notified on april 25th about the allegations of a teacher at westboro middle school accused of having inappropriate interactions with students during school hours. an version led to the arrest of teacher joseph toy, on the school website he's listed uncomputers, technology and leadership. he was taken into custody at his home in san bruno today and booked into jail on felony charges connected to lewd and le sievus acts with minors, according to police. we spoke with parents after school. >> my son goes to the school here so we're kind of shocked that it's a teacher that -- >> he's a nice teacher. >> he's a good teacher, that we heard of. so we're kind of surprised it happened. >> reporter: now, a statement is posted on the district website, saying their dismayed and saddened by the ne

e victims have been identified as 39-year-old noelle johnson, 14-year-old christy, and 9-year-old brooke. christy went to sierra high school and was a member of the future farmers of america club. >> i've known her since third grade and we've been best friends since sixth grade. it has been hard losing her. >> reporter: they were ejected from their cadillac escalade. the chp said it did not appear they were wearing their seatbelts. >> the school is very sad. a couple of my friends are really crying over it. it was a sad thing to hear. >> reporter: he is scheduled to be arraigned thursday afternoon. >>> a sonoma county man has been charged with murdering a young man in august 2004. he faces two counts of murder. he is accused of killing 22-year-old lindsey and her 26-year-old fiance jason allen in their sleeping bags. sonoma county investigators spent more than 12 years pursuing the case. their break came when he was arrested for killing his young border and agreed to talk about the murders. >>> a vallejo family is file a lawsuit against the papa murphy's restauranthain claiming they were

christy: globally, tremendous progress. that's the thing that is so striking about the u.s. we were ranked 41st. today, we are ranked 46th. we have fallen further behind. that is what's begging the question. we made incredible improvements in the 1930's, brought these rates down very, very low, and now we have seen a rise in the last two decades or so. the outcomes are proven to be so much stronger when you have somebody by your side going through this. soledad: thank you so much. it's nice to have you with us. an announcer: next on matter of fact -- >> we just can't live in fear, we can't live in fear. announcer: should schools be designed with safety or education as the top priority? and it's the amazing love story you've probably never heard. how an african american nurse in a pow camp fell in love with a and the safey for "most parallel parallel parking job" goes to... [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and first win. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of

>> reporter: thank you, christi and victor. rudy giuliani has repeatedly, it seems, put the president in a tough spot by making statements that he then has to walk back. he told the huffington post yesterday that the president denied the at&t/time warner merger, a contradiction from what the white house's position has been all along on this situation. and this morning we asked the white house about that contradiction. sarah huckabee sanders told me pretty clearly the department of justice made that decision and that their original statement that president trump had no involvement still stands. and so now rudy giuliani is speaking to dana bash this morning, has fully walked back his original statement. he said to dana he told me directly he didn't interfere. he said he has now spoken to president trump about this situation and, despite what he said to the huffington post last night, that in an effort to make the point that the president wasn't influenced by his personal lawyers lobbying on behalf of at&t, giuliani now says the p

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.enator john mccain and president trump are not the best of friends. now sources close to mccain say that president trump is not expected to be invited to his funeral. mccain, who is 81, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer last year. we are told former presidents george w. bush and barack obama have been asked to deliver eulogies at mccain's funeral. joining me again is kelly jane torrance and daniel lippman. daniel, i will start with you. first, i want everyone to listen to some of the things that president trump has said about senator mccain and we will hear what senator mccain has to say about president trump later but let's start with the president. >> he is a warrior i don't remember and he was captured. i like people who weren't captured. except for one senator who came into a room at 3:00 in the morning and went like that, we would have had health care too. we would have had health care too. think of that. and, by the way, we are decimating obamacare. we got a b

he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was entitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is unnamed. and yet palmer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helena maud gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write to our. political aims to leave the victim outside to start with a few for the full force of foreigners but i think it was that my wife. when i left that i sat take some. of those willing. to open the birth of the evening got a book he's slow for. a . couple. cutlery of those mums. a matilda he picked up on the syllabus i'm a journalist i have a difficult subject. and the

christy went to sierra high school and was a member of the future farmers of america club. >> i've known her since third grade and we've been best friends since sixth grade. it has been hard losing her. >> reporter: they were ejected from their cadillac escalade. the chp said it did not appear they were wearing their seatbelts. >> the school is very sad. a couple of my friends are really crying over it. it was a sad thing to hear. >> reporter: he is scheduled to be arraigned thursday afternoon. >>> a sonoma county man has been charged with murdering a young man in august 2004. he faces two counts of murder. he is accused of killing 22-year-old lindsey and her 26-year-old fiance jason allen in their sleeping bags. sonoma county investigators spent more than 12 years pursuing the case. their break came when he was arrested for killing his young border and agreed to talk about the murders. >>> a vallejo family is file a lawsuit against the papa murphy's restaurant chain claiming they were sickened by roamaine let us. three members of the family got sick. they believe the could not will tap

he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was entitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is a name. and yet homer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helina mod gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write tour. price perceives news and so if you have fake prices you end up with a fake name so here when you have manipulation of markets in there if you have if you have interest rates at zero and you can borrow money at zero percent you have an unlimited credit line and you can muscle prices around it well that creates fake prices and then if you have robots reporting on fake pr

2000 troops to corpus christi. a way to protect against invasion. but that was a very, very remote possibility at that time. when mexico still would not negotiate, and when rumors reached polk that england might make a play for california, he sent taylor to the rio grande, and that did it. mexico indignantly declared it had been invaded, and proclaimed a defensive war. the mexican cavalry ambushed u.s. dragoons along the river in polk could now claim american april 1826. blood was shed on american soil, but some of taylor's officers including ulysses s grant, believed they had been used as bait to catch a war. so when word of the attack reached washington, polk's allies pushed a war resolution through congress and put a two-hour time limit on debate. then they used up an hour and a half of the two hours reading the accompanying documents out loud. the 14 house members and two senators who voted against the war bill were vilified as traitors. by then, taylor had already won two battles along the rio grande and was p

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. >> christie was the victim of a senseless brutal murder.st 14 when he body was found in at artichoke field, raped strangled and stabbed to death in 1990. dna test identified arsenio lava as a suspected killer. for years, police look for him, and her father grieved the loss of his daughter and all the experiences she would never have. >>eighth-grade graduation. high school. maybe college. grandkids. just everything, because she wasa straight a student. shes was top of her grade class. she was loved by many. bianca: in 2007, a lead help them locate lava in mexico. then begin the battle to extradite him to the united states. finally on may 3, 28 years after christie's death, he was booked into the monterey county jail. >>this case demonstrates it does not matter if it takes us years, or even decades, we will not forget the victims or the heinous crimes that have been committed. we will find the criminals no matter where they hide and we will bring them to justice. bianca: christie's family was there to see the man accused of her murder in cour

b's's has come to an end at christie's inew york and has raised hundreds of millions of dollars. it includes paintings by impressionists like claude monet, american montanists like o'keeffe, and pabl picasso, was from the collection of billionaire david it is being sold off by the rockefeller family, who says all the proceeds will go to charit tawfik said-- nada this report. nada: this is the biggest and most valuable personal estate eversole. pressuresfellers' heirlooms and masterpieces went for record prices over a thma three days at the christie's auction house. the bidding was intense and aggressive. umoffersd quickly by the millions of and the final tallies stunned. >> $60 million. nada: this, the greatest matisse to come to market in years from sold for $80 million, and this monet guarded more than $84 million. -- brought in more than $84 million. >> something i never imagined what happened. nada: through theirame and fortune, david and peggy rockefeller amassed one of the greatest art elections, and filled their family homes with rare treasures the top was picasso's master

pressuresfellers' heirlooms and mfoterpieces went record prices over a marathon three days at the christie's auction house. the bidding was intense and aggressive. offers jumped quickly by the millions of and the final llies stunned. >> $60 million. nada: this, the greatest matisse to come to market in years from sold for $80 million, and this monet guarded more than $84 million. -- brought in more than $84 million. >>hi som i never imagined what happened. nada: through their fame and fortune, david and peggy asrockefeller d one of the elections, an filled their family homes with rare treasures. the top was picasso'spi mastere "young girl a flower basket," which hung for decades in the family library. it feted $150 million. other highlights include this early portrait of george washington and furniture and precious porcelain, including an ice-cream bowl that belonged to napoon. this high-profile sale attracted the biggest collectors a it shows the continued strength of the art market but also been during power of the rockefeller name. tawfik, bbc -- nada news, new york. people regard today's

christie was a freshman in manteca. this yearbook photo was shared with us. >> he took away people's lives for something stupid he'll regret for the rest of his life. >> school counselors will be on hand to help students deal with the loss. >>> the deadly crash is reigniting concerns over driving while stoned. dui pot arrests could jump by as much as 70% this year after the legalization of recreational marijuana. sam brock spoke with law enforcement, legal experts and one group dedicated to preventing this kind of tragedy. sam? >> reporter: recreational pot has been a reality here in san francisco since the beginning of the year and many people know how to use it responsibly, but, as the many signs that you'll see on the highway suggest, pot is really accessible and still a serious danger on the roads. >> when something like this tragedy where marijuana caused the deaths of three people, that was complete lay preventible. it's 100% preventible. >> reporter: mike lynn is also an e.r. doctor at highland hospital, a reserv

he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was intitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is unnamed. and yet palmer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helena mud gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basle. james palmer decided to write to her. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you were a south and taken your last to bang turn. your at the top to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you t

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nor david not maad that bought the painting at an auction held at christie's. thing stopped dead there until two thousand and fifteen and the leaking of the panama papers extraordinary. a document published by the journalists revealed that behind the panamanian company international art center was the renowned art dealer david. so he was a shareholder of the company that owns the painting despite his constant denials. the detective had scored a point. and now he just had to find out where seated man was in storage he had a bright idea maybe it was in the geneva freeport where the number of family kept the major part of its collection. the swiss judiciary issued a search warrant for the model rooms in april two thousand and sixteen and discovered the holy grail the much sought after painting. it's hard to say if it was hidden or not but it was kept very discreetly in the freeport where there are the nomad family are estimated to have of both three to four billion dollars worth of art or about four and a half thousand works of art in their little room in a freepo