michelle mcnamara wrote a book titled "i'll be gone in the dark" chronicling her obsessive search for the killer. she was in the middle of writing when she died in 2016. her colleagues finished it two months ago with an afterward by her husband, patton oswald, who posted this video to instagram today. >> you did it, michelle. even though the cops are never going to say it. but your book helped get this thing closed. >> actor rob lowe tweeted congratulations, patton oswald. michelle did it, and possibly also proved heaven is real. and author steven king said it appears police caught the golden state killer. go get michelle mcnamara's excellent book about the case. our website has a timeline, more about deangelo and his suspected

the chronicle contained a similar description. a correspondent of the democratic newspaper, the new york news, wrote that in addition to douglas several other knee grows called during the evening and paid their respects to the president. spectacle tonge see blacks and whites elbowing for the opportunity to bended knee before the new royalty. more african-americans might have been received if it had not been for the first lady who according to a press report was very indignant at the intrusion negros and gave directions to admit no more and to reject those admitted. that story prompted a democratic newspaper in columbus, ohio, to remark -- mr. and mrs. lincoln are tenants at the white house upon the strength of the negros popularity and now they turn around and exclude him from its precincts. "no mans statement that of my race or color a previous condition had ever attended such reception except as a servant or as a waiter." meant inauguration receptions, he was accurate. if he meant white house receptions in general, he was wrong.

according to the chronicle report, farrell plans to enforce the rules and create a dedicated team to make sure the tents do not return. the mayor -- a public safety hazard for the people who live inside of them. >> thank you. >>> this just in, a hiker had to be airlifted because of several rattlesnake bites. it happened 2:00 this afternoon. you are looking at pictures from the rescue. because of the location, chp helicopter had to be called in to rescue the victim. crews took the hiker to a medical center. rattlesnakes can bite you several times. we don't know if it's a he or she. we know first responders want to remind people to be extra careful when hiking in the warm weather. >>> the former head of the fbi at the center of a major political scandal is coming to the bay area. james comey is speaking tomorrow night in san francisco. he is on a tour for his new book. the book covers comey's service as director of the fbi from 2013 to 2017. and his interactions with president trump that are now under investigation. the event wie >>> president trump is pushing back against critics blas

chronicles his miniature worlds. some a caricature and some are quirky. he calls this image into the blue yonder. downwards is aimed at escapist who refused to see the abyss beside them. i want to show the whole spectrum of life from tragedy to comedy. before he reaches for the camera he constructs the settings in his studio. the bed the sink and the parts every detail gets the same attention he finds many of the miniatures online he also uses modeling clay customized tools and paint. in this scale syringes are an essential tool a bottle of red wine he stands ready to welcome this apartment. but actually the apartment listing probably reads like this a fully furnished one room apartment and upon arrival the prospective renter gets a surprise. cancun draws inspiration from the real world he lives in the west into town of pop art on the rhine river when he's on the road he looks not so much. traces of time passing. he was born in france face in the one nine hundred sixty three and after leaving school trained to be a photographer. starting up professionally

according to the chronicle, the project would cost up to about $500 million. since it opened in 2009 the millennium tower building has sunk 17 inches and has tilted 14 inches. >>> an informal flea market is at the center of an escalating neighborhood dispute in san francisco's mission district. now, the market, which does not have a permit, is on mission street between 14th and 15th streets. the examiner reports many local residents and business owners say the market is dirty, attacks criminals and brings a large number of illegal street sales to their neighborhood. however, some community activists have launched a campaign to save the market which they say provides affordable goods to low income living there in the mission district. >>> time now 4:39. today some vintage cars will be leaving san francisco to begin a tour of california. 70 classic jaguars, ferraris and other vintage cars were on display for the public right outside the fairmont hotel. the car show is a kickoff for the beginning of the 28th annual california meal, it's a four day, 1000-mile tour

the command temple grounds were cities in themselves chronicles described how hundreds of wooden buildings stood between essential shrine and its surrounding walls. these how's the priests and their assistants. according to one account eighteen high priests two thousand seven hundred forty officiants two thousand two hundred two assistant priests and six hundred fifteen down singles served in one single shrine and a vast store of treasure was piled up in the shrine five tons of gold plates thirty five diana forty thousand six hundred twenty pearls four thousand five hundred forty precious stones nine hundred sixty seven veils of chinese silk. the day on was the last known building to be constructed in the ankara period the golden age of the khmer culture. with its central temple the bay on remains a great monument to the knesset realization that was ravaged by war and subverted by colonialism and gradually over the centuries sank into oblivion. and. normal kind of going. to see is their stock in trade breaking taboos their bread and butter germany's gangster rappers. first the secret behin

the chronicles added a horseman brought five thousand iron nails to petty and received have a sack of grain in payment. but it was sung years before the church was in its present form a form that's remained virtually unchanged. edgy uvas e. is one of finland's finest surviving wooden buildings the tower which is visible far and wide was not at it till decades later by jaco lebanon's grandson it was larger than was customary and designed to take bigger bells the peal of which can be heard far across the water and the forests. the churches built on a cruciform plan with arms of equal length the lofty roof is covered with tarred shingles. wooden churches of this kind were often built in waterways visible from the distance they also served as landmarks. the architectural styles practiced at various periods and most of europe tended to reach the north of the continent after a time lag thus the cruciform ground plan may well hark back to renaissance influence architectural drawings of stockholm churches were used as a basis for the changes local carpenter builders wanted to make in the spir

brown wrote in the chronicle about renaming it for ed lee who died suddenly in december. now he says it was a misunderstanding and brown tells the chronicle what he really wanted to suggest is rededicating it and honoring lee with a wreath at the fountain. >>> for some east bay cyclists, a popular path to mt. diablo may end up in court. east bay times reports residents have had it with cyclist cutting through and trying to access mt. diablo state park. residents are now asking a judge to declare arroyo a private road. >>> 5:45 right now. the president is in florida and will stay there for a while. >> scott mcgrew joins us now, the president talking taxes. >> taxes are due today. the president spoke in a tax round table just outside of miami on monday. he also took time to take on his favorite -- >> i would say what the hell do you have to lose, right? and i get criticized by those people, the fake media back there. >> marcus points out back in february he's going to stay in florida. back in february he med with shinzo abe, the prime minister of japan. he will do so again

. >> as crews tn to work on building the chronicle reports the price of the project has balloned to $62. and board members are concerned about how much money chase center will generate for the city to pay the bill. the warriors are expected to play their first season there and the 2019/2020 season. >> and diane fine stain hasas she said she looks forward to saeking with ceo mark zuckerberg next wok. >> you a. >> and tess lon eeo elace mass be says oolook ahead at 7 a.m. be says oolook ahead at 7 a.m. >> good morning, march mad banl's player of the year joins us live this morning. us live this morning. bls coming up only on gm ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ internet. but not just my[ any internet.] ♪ it's "you've never gamed with speed like this" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one, two, three, four, five mobile lines included?" internet! it's internet from xfinity that makes

so yes, our communication staff has been in communication with the chronicle and certainly they've just modified the headline at least in the online version to could be a problem. i think that's where we all are. we all are going to look at the whole situation and see are there physical problems with the dam. of course it was built in 1925. so it's an old dam. it has performed well for years. are there things that we need to do differently about how we manage it? do we need to modify the space? all those things are on the table in terms of getting at what happened, why and is it safe going forward. those are the critical conditions we need to answer and we're prepared to answer them. >> well, i thought it was unfortunate but as you probably know, the headlines are not written by the author of the piece so it's the headline guy writes it. >> yep, i've had that experience too many times. >> anything else? >> thank you, very much. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? item 9, the bay area water supply report will not be heard today because they were unable to attend th

bridge and the citizens of paris to man the barricades and just weeks ago we added a new name to this chroniclelonel lieutenant beltran. a great man. >> [translation in french] president trump: and through that immortal deed, a son of france, he reminded the world the true measure of our strength. >> [translation in french] president trump: president macron, people of france, people of america, now is the time for strength. so, let us be strong. let us be united. past andnor our face our future with confidence and pride and let the united states and france stand forever in solidarity for the noble cause of liberty and peace. thank you very much. [laughter] -- [applause] >> [translation in french] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the french republic. president macron: [speaking french[ french]king translator: president trump, dear melania, dear bridget, madames and monsieurs, thank you for your warm welcome and welcoming france for this first state of your presidency, which shows the true bond of our two countries. translator: [translation in french] translator: first, please allow me t

chronicles is one of the best chronicles of eighteenth century society that we have actually he was friendswith voltaire and mozart he met benjamin franklin. louis the fifteenth the front seat he was traveling around you go to rome they did. all the leading quite a little bit of this life of course this is chronicled in the museum his his his his sex lives but lots lots more let's have a look. the pull out so pop up in the venice district of canada reggio this is where museum founder carlo perotti found the perfect place for his cell financed project spanning six rooms the museum shows who cousin over really was not just a rococo parent label. cousin although more almost a cousin over as much more than that on this a great writer a philosopher musician and even a spot of. his thoughts when i got us poor. multimedia elements and virtual reality present jack i'm no cousin of us life from his youth in venice to his death in seventeen ninety eight he was a libertine and an adventure traveling throughout europe and meeting the most important figures of his time including voltaire and catherine t

bridge and the citizens of paris to man the barricades and just weeks ago we added a new name to this chroniclemed arnaud beltran. colonel beltran stared down evil and did not flinch. he laid down his life for his neighbors, for his country, and for civilization itself. a great plan. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and through that immortal deed, a son of france reminded the world of the true measure of our strength. [ speaking foreign language ] >> president macron, people of france, people of america, now is the time for strength, so let us be strong, let us be united, let us honor our past and face our future with confidence and with pride and let the united states and france stand forever in solidarity for the noble cause of liberty and peace. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the french republic. [ speaking foreign language ] >> mr. president, dear donald trump, dear melania, dear bridget, dear distinguished guests, thank you for your warm welcome and for honoring france and the franco-american friendship with this st

a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we had fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passenger drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing. and cover those that are often ignored we don't weigh our coverage towards one particular region or continent that's why i joined al-jazeera . white supremacy is on the rise in the u.s. and its adversaries to beaching their war drums. faultlines investigates the anti fascists using force against intolerance. this is and to frack on al-jazeera. non-violence does attempt to appeal to the moral conscience of the nation now the jury's still out. if the nation has one. al-jazeera. where ever you. hello again i'm often dennis in doha and these are the top stories here at al-jazeera brazil's supreme court has ruled that former president louis in the lula da silva must start serving a twelve year prison sentence for corruption

the first clip chronicles the entry into the strip at the northern crossing from israel. one enters gaza only with advance permission from israeli military. the video picks up at that point, taking you through the rest of the distance before reaching gaza proper. this is approaching from the north. and the old days when i went earlier there was no such terminal. , showing just cross your passport at a rudimentary checkpoint. andwe went to the terminal .e are back at the iron gate, now i am on a motorized vehicle which is polling a baggage cart. the blaringuld be noise of a very loud engine. this is what is known as no man's land. it is long as you can see. we are coming to the end where we will be at the palestinian authority checkpoint. then you take a cab from the .heckpoint this next video is longer and gives you a whirlwind tour of the strip. it begins with the trip from the last checkpoint into gaza toelf, then it moves north cover the northern territory. then we will move south from gaza city on the beach road. we will continue south along the main road from the mid

an article in today's san francisco chronicle features three heroic survivor. you have heard from two of them and you will hear from a third today. i have accompanied them and other survivors through the justice process. here is what i have learned. first, the san francisco police department is not treating sexual assault as a high priority. many survivors encounter police investigators who fail to secure key evidence and make shocking comments to victims. in one of my cases i personally heard a police sergeant tell a victim he hadn't decided yet if he was going to let her know the results of her testing. when she pleaded with him that every day not knowing was added anguish. he said to her, now i have made up my mind, you are not going to get the result. this kind of cruelty towards a survivor of rape is outrageous. it is not only devastating to the victim, but by ris risking e loss of her cooperation it allows a predator to remain at large. it doesn't have to be this way. the police chief can change how resources are allocated so investigators assigned to spe

bridge and the citizens of paris to man the barricades and just weeks ago we added a new name to this chronicle of our great heros, a brave french policeman named arnaud beltran. colonel beltran stared down evil and did not flinch. he laid down his life for his neighbors, for his country, and for civilization itself. a great man. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and through that immortal deed, a son of france reminded the world of the true measure of our strength. [ speaking foreign language ] >> president macron, people of france, people of america, now is the time for strength, so let us be strong, let us be united, let us honor our past and face our future with confidence and with pride and let the united states and france stand forever in solidarity for the noble cause of liberty and peace. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the french republic. [ speaking foreign language ] >> mr. president, dear donald trump, dear melania, dear bridget, dear distinguished guests, thank you for your warm welcome and for honoring france

a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera. the foreign ministry. and. i don't know clark and one of the top stories here on al-jazeera and funerals have been held in gaza for the ten palestinians killed by israeli forces during friday's protests at least thirty people have died since demonstrations began last week thousands of protesters accompanying along the israeli gazan border to demand the right of return for palestinian refugees among those buried was the palestinian journalists yes i'm a taja he was shot while covering the protests on friday but have a gem june reports now from the occupied west bank. despite the blue protective vest he was wearing and despite the fact that the word press was in place and on the front of that best palestinian journalist yassin was shot by israeli forces while covering the mass protests in gaza on friday yes it died early on saturday. night at his funeral in gaza hamas leader is a tribute well i did not buy i salute all the journalists and priests who lost their liv

the first clip chronicles the entry into the strip at the northern crossing from israel. you can enter with only advance permission from the military. no filming allowed in the terminal. there are a series of document checks and walkways and passes through heavier gait open remotely. the video picks up that point taking you through the rest of the distance before reaching gaza proper. this is the first in the area from the north. in the old days when i went earlier there was no such terminal. we would just cross in short passport that a rudimentary checkpoint. now her through the terminal and we look back at the iron gate. now i'm on a motorized vehicle which is pulling package carts. the sound would be blaring noise of a very loud engine. this is known as no man's land. it didn't used to be paved or rude or caged, but it is long, as you can see. these are slices remember. the journey takes longer. now we are coming to the end of the palestinian authority checkpoint and i'm standing back to the israeli terminal. then you take a cab from the checkpoint to the former hamas

"the houston chronicle" weighed in with this. i don't know if you have a poster on this one but here we go. this is what they said in the "houston chronicle." this was also april 6, this month. the headline of the editorial, the time has come for e.p.a. administrator pruitt to resign. the editorial reads at least in part, on the next episode of the trump administration's reality show the latest character the president needs to vote off the island is environmental protection agency administrator scott pruitt. indeed, it's hard to figure out how pruitt has survived so far into the season. the host of this show says he wants to drain the swamp, but the e.p.a. boss is so deep in the muck, he could play the creature from the black lagoon. and then the "houston chronicle" concluded, and i quote, pruitt seems destined to become the next character cut from trump's chaotic reality show. dropping this bad actor cannot happen fast enough. close quote. and even in mr. pruitt's home state, some people are fed up with his antics. one of those

next question, last tuesday in "the chronicle" an editorial, quickly read, it's short. san francisco prop a funds voted upon in 2014 to make specific muni improvements have quietly squirrelled away to pay for anticipated central subway costs overruns. so my question is, is there currently any appropriations to pay these bond funds for the central subway overruns or any plans? any appropriations or any plans to use these funds for the central subway project? >> i saw is that article, too. i can say with complete confidence that there aren't any appropriations for the bond, for the central subway project. neither are there any plans for us to use bonds for the central subway project. so, the ssmta is actually working on our five year capital improvement program and two year proposed capital budget is expected to be adopted by the board i believe tomorrow, and you can see in the five-year capital improvement program that the bonds don't have any appropriations scheduled for the central subway project, neither does the two-year proposed budget. to be completely honest with

just weeks ago, we added a new name to this chronicle of great heroes, a brave french policeman . he stared down evil and did not flinch. he lay down his life for his neighbors, his country and for civilization itself. he was a great man. >> these are live pictures in washington of president trump standing next to french president emmanuel macron. they will be meeting today . the state dinner is tonight. president emmanuel macron will address congress tomorrow. we will be talking more about that later on. >>> thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2". it is tuesday, april 24. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. >>> we are also talking about the weather. >> it will be cooler. >> very good. >> it will be cooler. the fog is there, much cooler for some. inland temperatures which were in the mid 80s will come down. 51 to 55. everyone is rather close here. they are running about 2 to 4 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. partly sunny today with a low cloud deck but it is a big cloud deck tomorrow. then we are cloudy to mostly cloudy and temperatures get into the upper 60s. san jose

"the chronicle" reports the owners of the building at fillmore and fill bert have filed an application. >>> people are losing their minds over that, very excited. >> i never had it. >> it's really good. >> it's tough. in-n-out country. undefeated so far. >>> we'll be back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. >> great day to sit out on the patio -- >> thanks >>> good morning, america. breaking news. the faa races to inspect hundreds of planes after that deadly midair explosion that killed a mother of two. new details about those terrifying moments. what went wrong? and an exclusive with the friends and family of that hero pilot whose nerves of steel helped her land the jet. >>> an abc news exclusive. the two men arrested at a philadelphia starbucks sparking outrage across the country. now here this morning, telling their story for the first time. the hours they spent in police custody. their meeting with the starbucks ceo. the interview only on "gma." >>> pulling back the curtain. magician david copperfield takes the stand, forced to reveal in court the secret behind one of his most

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according to the chronicle, tesla has isn't a letter to the city about that 130-ache are parcel. and it could include a stadium for a united soccer league expansion franchise. last week the as offered to buy the coliseum site and pay off the debt on the stadium and oracle arena. >>vil villanova won the ncaa championship. students flooded the streets, a small fire was started, taking down street signs. >> oh, man, alexis. i watched it and i felt for you. >> please respect alexis's privacy at this difficult time. >> you got to give it to villanova, though. kid dante, he was unbelievable. >> what's his neck name? >> "the big >> pretty good nickname. >> they won every game by double digits. >> it was a blowout. what are you going to do? >> whoop, whoop. i'll cry on your shoulders, you can cry on my shoulders. we have real tears coming in in the form of buckets of rain. east bay hills, how about this. more sunshine than yesterday. the clouds return tonight and a soaking storm and gusty breezes are coming. i think clouds will hold off until the evening and overnight hours. low to mid 6

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the article last saturday's chronicle had quotes from two outside experts who actually have never been to the dam, not even seen it as far as i know. i know for sure one of them was talking hypothetically because he didn't have information. these are the kind of things you would be concerned about and look for. i think the headline writer with the very unfortunate headline that said those outside experts are blaming san francisco p.u.c. for this. they were not doing that but obviously that's something to look at. certainly, the division safety of dam staff that was out with our staff on thursday afternoon concurred that our staff took all the necessary actions to deal with it. the spill ways work. they didn't clog up with things. it was just a massive amount of water in a very short period of time. so yes, our communication staff has been in communication with the chronicle and certainly they've just modified the headline at least in the online version to could be a problem. i think that's where we all are. we all are going to look at the whole situation and see are there physical prob

.>>> we will be speaking with the san francisco chronicle working on a series about people packing up leaving the bay area. >>> the royal baby has a live -- arrived. welcoming the third child of kate middleton and prince william. >> happy monday morning as we are rolling right along this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. we have some fog in between the towers. welcome everybody, gasia mikaelian has the day off so claudine wong is joining us. >> the weather was great. the weekend flew by. >> you know what, i will tell you a quick story. yesterday i booked a flight on virgin airlines four months ago and i got a message yesterday from alaska and it said that nonstop now you have to go to seattle for a few hours first and then we will put you on another plane and take you from seattle to denver. so they actually refunded me on everything and i rebooked. so if you booked just be wary and look out for those emails. >> you have options at least. >>> in san francisco in a few hours there will be a rally outside of oakland where community organizers are pushing for affordable housing o

this is according to "the chronicle." restrictions were created after violent protests over the scheduled appearance of milo yiannopoulos. conservatives claim this is discrimination. >> happening today. the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote on a bill to protect special counsel robert mueller's job. it would give special counsel a ten-day window for a court to review a firing. republicans right now split over the legislation. a few gop lawmakers support it. most 07 pose it. they argue it's unnecessary because president trump will not fire mueller. the president has repeatedly attacked the oven going russia investigation. >>> the white house says president trump wants to offer his opinion on what evidence seized from his personal attorney are protected by attorney-client privilege. prosecutors san jose the documents are part of a criminal fraud investigation. mr. trump's attorney michael cohen is expected back in court today. he's fighting to force prosecutors to return many of the items ceased in the fbi raids

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according to the "chronicle," internal memos at the fire department indicate firefighters on the scenethe fire on st. patrick's day say they smelled alcohol on peskin. one memo says peskin was in the middle of the street yelling and waving his arms around. peskin also called for the fire chief's resignation saying the crews were too slow to get water on the fire. he later apologized. >>> texting or using your phone behind the wheel may be even costlier than it is now. coming up, the move by sacramento lawmakers to crack down on distracted driving. >> also, we have new details released less than an hour ago on the crash in mendocino county that killed a family of eight. >> we're public servants off duty and not just on duty. >> also ahead, the big project today for an elderly man who fire crews rescued after falling into a well. >>> military investigators are searching for the cause of a marine helicopter crash near el centro that left four crew dead near the mexican border. the helicopter was based at miramar air station in san diego. the names and hometowns of the crew members are not