clark? an environmental lawyer with no experience relevant leading the entire department of justice. what was his only qualification? he would do whatever the president wanted him to do, including overthrowing a free and fair democratic election. president trump's campaign to bend the justice department to his political will culminated in a showdown on january 3rd. today we will take you inside that early evening oval office meeting where top justice department officials met with the president. at stake, the leadership and integrity of the department of justice. >> the meeting took about another two and a half hours from the time that i entered. it was entirely focused on whether they should be a doj leadership change. i was sitting directly in front of the president. jeff clark was on my left. >> one thing we know was you are not going to do anything. you don't even agree that the concerns that are being presented are valid. you are someone who has a different view. so, why should i do that

because, bill clark, good cop, was about to become. bill clark, that cop. >> coming up!utely no doubt in my mind that you are involved in the disappear of johnny altinger. >> he might be involved. but what part was fact, and what was fantasy? >> i just feel like in the twilight zone right now. >> when dateline continues! teline continues but what if you could begin to see the signs of hope all around you? what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant relief from bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression. and, in clinical trials, feelings of inner restlessness and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts right away. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may be life-threatening, or uncontrol

quiet, quiet, and clark's wife what shall we do?know, we'll come to the point and figure it out. well, since she's a woman, she'll have to deal with me. no, where will he not go? unfasten means so we will go down to the boat. bagheera, take a spare suit and mine first lower them, then someone rises after me. you know, i've never been scuba diving in my life. they won't give you a professor, but we will give it to you. cancel colleagues from psp do not hope. you don't understand, do you? and this is utkin like this, and this is how it didn’t change its appearance under clark, but under his wife, that it’s true that well, you really are a pepper. i do not understand anything. well, we change for the professor or the finnish border guards, we give you a minute to think about it. we change on the tribunal you will go, do not dare to change, you are his commander, order him. i want to change. traitors will not go well, shoot to kill. yes, we also know how to shoot. so we agreed. agreed he doesn't want to. ah, you get all the money gone.

attorney general clark, assistant attorney general clark. >> since the founding of our nation, the bill of rights to the nine states constitution has guaranteed -- united states constitution has guaranteed all people who be secured in their homes, free of false warrants, unreasonable searches and the use of unjustifiable and excessive force by the police. breonna taylor had -- should have awakened in her home as usual in the warning of march 13, 2000 20, tragically she did not, she was just 26 years old. as he just stated, today's indictments allege that joshua james and sergeant kyle drafted and approved with a new was a false affidavit to support a search warrant for ms. taylor's home. that false affidavit set in motion events that led to ms. taylor's death. when other lmpd officers executed that warrant. the fourth amendment of the constitution ensures that people are subject to searches only when there is probable cause supporting a search warrant. falsified warrant create unnecessary hazard for the public and for the police who rely on facts that fellow officers report in carrying

clark, meaning jeffrey clark at d.o.j., be given election- related responsibilities? is a long pause, but it does take a while to chug a bottle of yellowtail chardonnay. rudy eventually answered. >> you mean beyond the president? >> correct. (pause) ( laughter ) >> well, beyond the president i do recall saying to people that um somebody should be put in charge of the justice department who isn't... uh frightened of what is going to be done to their reputation. >> stephen: if there's anyone who's proven he doesn't care about what happens to his reputation, it's rudy. "i said we need someone in charge of justice who won't mind being remembered as a wine- drenched fascist-apologist who betrayed his nation next to some discount dildos." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) it's a great price. slightly used. gently used. gently. ( laughter ) rosen refused to send clark's letter, so clark convinced the president to give him rosen's job. as the head of the d.o.j. that led to-- let's say, a tense meeting in the oval office, which the committee illustrated with some cutting-ed

rebounds to clark, clark to baylor, he's around bradley, he's underneath, he puts it in. i've got burrow bradley make some, notes and you've got to feel sorry for any rookie that's gonna come into this league and play against these great ones. back to the basket, back over to, wes west dribbles by bradley, -- bradley is 20 feet behind. bradley looks like every other rookie. they all have their problems. >> i felt like a little boy on a court with a lot of men. i was very nervous. in fact, i don't even know if i could dribble the ball. didn't know if the ball would stick to my fingers or if i had hit it off my foot. i was certainly couldn't shoot. obviously >> three seconds left in the game. >> the first time i got into the game, everyone stood and applauded every movement i made. every time i walked, i was applause and cheers and so forth. the other players were a laughing. of course, i was not laughing. oh it was just a total absence of confidence. >> your so well known as such a young person. here you are, they've got you there, your kind of defense and your vulnerable.

white clark. and ghosted by an electric bike company after the break what one east bay city plans to do with electric bikes that no longer work and were abandoned on city streets. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. seven 24 1 person is dead. dozens have been injured. several firefighters are missing this following a massive fire eruption at a cuban oil storage facility. so look at the raging fire dense black smoke. it's pouring out of the matanzas supertanker base. the fire has caused four explosions at least 121 people are injured. 17 firefighters are currently missing. one bod

to me it's tutkin or how clark clark needs him now.n which you are now sitting, it's clear. of course, a submarine. how long can you wait another five days? report. this utkin clark is very fond of fishing and almost every day goes out on a boat to the sea. i propose to kidnap him right at sea and immediately transport him to an underwater boat. to do this, it is necessary to use combat divers, as we will use them if the submarine is already in place. so we immediately sent them to finland in the bear's corner of the crooked under the guise of hunters. i congratulate the pregnancy 4-5 weeks, the doctor is fine. of course my dear. do not worry, everything is fine, we will leave the baby. didn't you see anything, professor? i saw, i saw how i am gay caesar with the box office. so did you recognize them? who does not know them, young man. let's move on, please. hero clar, we don't need him, dear professor clark, we are interested in what you saw at your house last night. gentlemen, i can go up to my room after this terrible night. my bloo

clark. deputy city attorney will give a presentation on her role to the board as deputy city attorney, the scope of the body authority and the realm of the individual board members. >> hi, everyone. i think i met most of you at the training and those that i didn't meet, again my name is jana clark, i work for the city attorney's office and thought i would give background into what i do in general and then i was going to hit three topics. one base any the role of boards and commissions generally and speak to the role of this body in particular specifically, and then discuss just high points of the public meeting laws. and then i will probably have comments on a couple other agenda items as they come up, for example recruitment of the inspector general and-basically, i am advice attorney and my role is to provide advice to the departments i'm assigned, and just by way of background, i advice the juvenile probation department including the juvenile probation commission. advice the department of

>> reporter: they call it, trends expect the office who killed stephon clark is working right now .anyone can drive over there right now and officer officer robinet is working to kill another day. >> is this issue settled? >> you know, stephon clark for us it feels like yesterday . >> >> reporter: they want them to be held accountable . >> nothing is settled. >> that was marlee ginter reporting . in 2019 the city agreed to pay to his surviving n surviving children. > >> a detective in louisville will plead guilty to the case of of breonna taylor . kelly goodlett filed a false report to cover it up and three other current and former police officers are charged earlier this month with civil rights vis rights violations stemming from a raid. kelly goodlett is currently out on bond and will be back in court august 22. > >> two people are in custody after the deadly shooting of an uber driver in oakland. major willis and a juvenile were arrested earlier this week. 50-d week. 50-year-old kon fung was in his car in the little saigon neighborhood last month when two two people approached hi

the great dwight clark. august 7th or 87, which was dwight clark's number during his eight years with the 49ers. it's now been more than four years since clark died from lou gehrig's aziz and players on the roster zey that his legacy lives with the 49ers even after his death. it's an honor. it's a blessing to work for the niners just because of all the rich history that you have here, not every nfl team. is in that position to have you know so many legends. dwight clark played for the 49ers from 1979 to 1987. and this moment is the one that fans of the football world will never forget. it simply called the catch. job montana throwing to dwight clark scoring a touchdown that was sent to 49ers, the super bowl 16 and 1981 dwight clark's number. 87 was retired by the 49ers in 1988. never get told. no and i think joe didn't joe montana is jokingly call it the throw the throw the catch. i think both both were incredible. so well, you know, talk about a play that changed the course of a franchise. yeah. because bef

will clark will clark is now the 11th giant to have his number retired.er now takes his place between mady urban's number 20 and willie mays number 24 along the left field line at oracle park last night at the park, the giants wrapped up their weekend series against the chicago cubs, and they beat them forward to nothing. the giants did. picture carlos redon had 10 strikeouts in seven dominant. eddings admitted some speculation he could possibly be traded. what a catch. the giants now have. 51 wins 51 losses so far, there's 17.5 games behind the l. a dodgers in the national league west. now the giants will begin a new series against the dodgers tonight at home. the oakland a's began a series against the l. a angels on the road tonight, they lost to the chicago white sox. 4 to 1. the aids had won seven of their last 10 games since the all star break before they lost yesterday in chicago, but the a still are in last place in the american league west. their record is 39 wins 65 losses. moving over to chase center. it's not just the home for the warriors. it

this is will pay $1.7 million to to the parents of stephan clarke.ere is still more that needs to be done . >> stephan clarke should be alive today. >> reporter: continuing a call for justice. in march 2018 sacramento police officer shot and killed stephan clarke in his grandmother's >>. >> any time your actions are reckless we should be held accountable. >> reporter: the city of sacramento has agreed to pay the parents of stephon clark $1.7 billion, ending the legal n against the city. in 2019, the city agreed to pay the children of stephon clark. >> is the action of the city enough ? >> not at all. what does that do do for the family? 11 the community activist calls it, shut up and go away money. >> the officer that killed stephon clark is working right now . >> we call this a settlement but but is this settled? >>hon ar for us yesterday. ofrs voednoing is settled. slow progress is better than no process. > >> the new settlement resolves a a remaining portion of a federal federal civil lawsuit filed by his family. the city agreed to pay $2.4 millio

this is clark. travelers were kind of shocked to see the eagle just calmly making his way through security check. clark and his handler were traveling back from an event at a university. clark often does shows and ceremonies across the u.s. clark is on the eagle light team at the world board bird center in missouri. he travels five to seven times a year and is used to the process. the question is, does he need a press port passport or anything to travel? a real i.d.? >>> coming up, how much our housing market will cool down. we are talking to an expert tracking the trend here in the bay area. >>> the restart of burning man. the migration begins to the nevada desert with a new focus. that story and more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> of next on "nightly news," traveling to the apollo era mission control to sit down with some key fight directors ahead of the artemis flight. likes to hold joins us from new york right now. >>> tonight, the justice department revealing the reasons behind the unprece

clark during the interview and without an admission, no case could be filed. if additional evidence surfaces that ms. clark knew marshall curtis jones killed allege sis gabe and assisted him after the fact, the district attorney's office will review the case for criminal prosecution. >> the stakes are getting dramatically higher in the showdown between former president trump and the justice department over the search of his mar-a-lago home and the "wall street journal" reporting fbi agents removed 11 sets of classified documents including some marked top secret and those are meant to only be available in special government facilities. as nbc krilsen welbc kristen we trump made a statement. >> reporter: overnight president trump put a defiant statement on his social media site saying not only will i oppose the release of documents related to the fbi findings but going a step further by encouraging the immediate release of the documents saying release the documents now. it comes after the bombshell revelation about what federal investigators were looking for at

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in fact, harry introduced trump to clark. it's not every day that he sitting congressman cell phone is seized by the feds, especially one day after as trump put it, the fbi raided his home, all of the more accurate term might be, quote, lawfully executed a search warrant. we are learning that federal agents in plain clothes, gave advance notice to the secret service president mar-a-lago, and presented them with a copy of a warrant, before spending most of yesterday searching trump's offices on the premises. including, as the ex president told us, breaking into his safe. we now know that the search warrant was related to the federal investigation into missing classified documents, that trump took from the white house. the national archives want them back. at the beginning of this year, the washington post reported that representatives from the archives retrieved 15 boxes of documents trump improperly took. but that was clearly not everything. because, according to a new report from the washington post. doj officials, including

to honor a franchise legend dwight clark.sterday was august 7th or 87, which was clark's number during his eight years with the niners. it's now been more than four years since clark died from lou gehrig's disease players on the roster state. clark's legacy lives with the 49ers even after his death. it's an honor. it's a blessing to work for the niners just because of all the rich history that you have here, not every nfl team. is in that position to have you know so many legends. clark played for the 40 niners from 1979 to 1987 . and this moment is the one that 49ers fans in the football world will never forget the moment simply known as the catch. clark connected with quarterback joe montana to score a touchdown that would send the 49ers two super bowl 16 and 1981 again. clark's number. 87 was retired by the niners back in 1988. it was another successful year for the hamachi street fair in san francisco's japantown. the two day event was held this weekend on post street between webster and laguna. the fair included musical

dwight clark day. obviously we're going to see a lot of this because the play was so famous is also known as dwight clark day he work jersey number 87 during his eight year career with the team. he is famously known for the catch that we're showing you hear over and over again because i could never get tired of looking at it. joe montana. to dwight clark in the touchdown that would send the 49ers two super bowl 16 in 1981 during training camp. yesterday, the 49ers took time to honor the franchise legend. and welcome to the nine. you know, uh i met dwight clark. he came towards state. he's come here before and he drew me a little. uh, caption of the play . i want to show it to you. look wow, druitt, you know, you know , i'm not like a huge football fan. but even i know, you know the significance of dwight clark legacy and you can't grow up in the bay area for the last 30 years and not know dave clark, joe montana the great, so that is a real uh, that's a must be a treasured possession of years. it's han

colts facility, and and i wanted to get bob sanders and dallas clark's autograph, and dallas clark beingwas a huge fan and watched their whole careers, i knew dallas a little bit, and never got anything back in the mail. still hasn't. still waiting on that. and you so much, but this will make up for that little bit, and dallas, call me, you could say sorry as well. this will make up for a lot of that, thank you. i might be able to be very that story now. >> kittle is hoping to have more more footballs come his way this this season, but after being jimmy garoppolo's go to guy, number 85 now has to win over his new quarterback. mister lance. >> i'm just trying to get on the the same page so he throws me the ball every time. >> be nice to the quarterback, the quarterback will find your way. >> i try to buy him lunch all the time. i force my kindness on on him so he knows how to find me. >> they were on the same page in in his first start last year against arizona, targeted, as for that second game against houston, only twice, but how can can you miss him? 6'4", 250. >> and that's one of tho

jeff clark has not been charged with any crimes. his homp home was searched earl in the summer. >> sarah murray, thank you for your reporting. elie, presumably to the attorney general signing off for the former president's home and office at mar-a-lago, how high up in the justice department would this go? this is a sitting member of congress we know from the january 6th committee testimony was introducing donald trump to jeffrey clark. we know he was part of the conversations in his home state of the commonwealth of pennsylvania to try to overturn the election results there but you're serving a subpoena and taking a cell phone from a sitting republican member of congress and that is pretty high up the sensitivity chart. >> yeah. john. no question in my mind this would have had to go up to the attorney general. the third story a sitting member of congress has his phone seized by the fbi. this to me is one of the overlooked aspects of the efforts leading up to january 6th to steal the election. scott perry was instrumental in this pla

and our commissioner, so we will call commissioner clark.nd that i am so proud to serve with her on the commission, so at this time, i will turn the discussion over to commissioner clark for her comments that will lead us into the discussion, which she will moderate. commissioner, go on. commissioner clark: thank you so much madame chair wilson. it is wonderful to see you and our fellow commissioners today. i am grateful for your leadership and in meeting all of us at this important moment in our nations history. i am proud to be a part of this discussion today, as we come together to identify constructive solutions and proactive strategies to address many of the problems and disparities that are facing black men and boys all across our country today. and we know that the challenge is gearing out 21st-century approaches to these issues and best practices that we hope ensure that black men and boys enjoy full access to every sector of society. i should note that this discussion today is a continuation of the conversation that we begin at our

will clark is now the 11th giant to have his number retired.sey now takes its place along the left field line between monte urban's number 20 and willie mays number 24 last night, the giants wrapped up their weekend series against the chicago cubs. they won. the giants won for the nothing. carlos roden had 10 strikeouts and seven dominant innings. there's been some speculation he might be traded this kid correct? yeah the giants now have 51 wins 51 losses so far, there is 17.5 games behind the dodgers in the national league west. giants will begin a series against the dodgers at home tonight. now the oakland a's began a series against the l. a angels on the road tonight after losing to the chicago white sox 4 to 1, the a's had won seven of their last 10 games since the all star break before losing in chicago. but oakland still is in last place in the american league west. their record. 39 wins 65 losses it is 6 58 7 58 very unusual sports event celebrates life, bringing together organ donors and their recipients they transplant games are happen

the congressman was the first person who introduced the former president to jeffrey clark. he was deeply enmeshed in the plans to try to overturn the results of a free and fair election. and so, again, recognizing that we don't know what we don't know, and this is a rapidly developing an unfolding story, his cell phone records are much more likely, it seems, to be related to all of his involvement in january 6th, and the efforts to overturn the election, then some of the classified documents that the president took down to mar-a-lago. >> ashley parker, as always, thank you. glenn kirschner is a former federal prosecutor who spent 30 years in the washington d. c. u.s. attorney's office, and asha rangappa, it's a former attorney and fbi special agent. i want to get you in on the latest news, we learned that republican congressman scott perry had his cell phone seized by the fbi. could these be tied to the fbi's search of trump's home? >> in my opinion, these are completely separate investigations. the classified documents would pertain to national security interests, and i th

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>> it made me love dick clark that much more.en you're watching american bandstand you're like, i'll never be on that show. but then to be able to make music and have my song talked about by him and him go to war and say, no, he's coming. then when i got there that day, he was waiting on me. he was waiting on me, man. i'm like, man, dick clark is waiting. hey, snoop doggy, dog, come on in. we chopped it up for 30 minutes. he was like, when you go out there and perform, make he proud. >> that's awesome. >> i'm like, that's a moment for me. dick clark one of the greatest to ever do it and stood up for the dog when the dogg didn't have a voice. >> hip-hop initially thought of as a trend, but as you say, it's rock 'n' roll, kanye said you're rock stars now. is that flow always going to work? >> you think about me, i was singing and rapping. >> respect. >> ♪ ain't nothing but a g thang baby ♪ >> you can't reinvent the wheel. it's been going on since the beginning of time. even the things i'm doing ain't brand new. it's just i got a ne

donahue also said this about clark's plan. [video clip] >> i recall towards the end saying, what you are proposing is nothing less than the united states justice department meddling in the outcome of the presidential election. [end of video clip] rep. cheney: in our hearings you will hear firsthand how the senior leadership of the department of justice threatened to resign, how the white house counsel threatened to resign, and how they confronted donald trump and jeff clark in the oval office. the men involved, including acting attorney general jeff rosen and acting attorney -- were reported by president trump. these men honored their oath of office, they did their duty, and you will hear from them in our hearing. by contrast, jeff clark has invoked his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination and refused to testify. representative scott perry, who was also involved in trying to get clark appointed as attorney general has refused to testify. as you will see, representative perry contacted the white house in the wee

trey lance could have used clark with clark with the first string offense today. partner the 49ers 49ers defense got the better ofe at practice. > >> golf now, ashleybuhei triple bogeyed and lost the outright lead. it goes to a playoff and on the fourth hole she totally redeems herself out of the bunker, stopped a few feet from the hole. so the south african only needed a tap-in. here it is, yes. not only is it her first major win, it's her first tour win in over 200 tournaments. > >> pga final round of wyndham cp and final round in the cbs booth booth for nick faldo. lands on the fringe and it has eyes, dragging towards the cup, last second rolls left. that's brutal. back on 9, tom kim rolls rolls in the birdie putt to cam off a front 9 27. kim won by fie shots and at 20 years old he's the first player born in the 2000s to win on the pga tour. > >> wnba star sue bird close to , a soldout crowd in seattle today today for her last home game. oe young fan gave her flowers. bird her flowers. bird has played her her 21st season, all with the storm. she left the floor

clark was briefly detained in may on suspicion of aiding and abetting. but later released we strongly feel that, you know something definitely marshall is gone. why? why? >> why still keep the information shared? she can anonymously call the tip line and say. tell, you know, tell them that. just tell us where she but on wednesday, investigators told the gabe family that at this point there's insufficient evidence to establish that clark newer son killed a lexus or that she assisted him after the fact. >> chief assistant district attorney simon o'connell says they'll continue to investigate and will re-evaluate if they get additional evidence. there's also >> a legal and a need for evidence. there's some investigative aspects that we agreed upon today. the game say they've only spoke to clark once since alexis disappearance. she called them after jones was killed. he fought. >> that call was very sincere. and then we found out that's it wasn't. she was advised by her attorney. to call us. >> the da's office says finding alexis's body could be the start to

stephen clark was killed in march of 2018, officers believed he was armed, and fired 20 rounds at clark, investigators later discovered that he was holding a cell phone, not a weapon. the officers did not face any criminal charges but today, the city settled a lawsuit agreed to pay the family $1.7 million, that is on top of the 2.4 million the city already paid, to clark's two children back in 2019 wrongful death settlement. >>> frustrated and set up, tonight asking for action, business owners in san francisco's chinatown are sick and tired of getting broken into. we have more on how it has are businesses for years and what they want to see the police. >> reporter: it will not be a quiet night at asia start fantasy in chinatown. >> one person standing right there. >> reporter: surveillance video shows an organized glory begins to reveal itself. >> i'm feeling like, oh it is my turn. >> reporter: and her business is it tonight. >> i feel like we are targeted. that is something that is not comfortable. >> reporter: she arrived to find a mess and a big loss. >> the cash register itself, th

dwight clark! >> yeah, it was a great moment. a wonderful moment for me. and on that game, it was so good feeling to me that when i got on the airplane, i said you know, i quit. i quit football. i made up my mind that was such a good game to walk away on, i didn't want to do another game. so i didn't. >> and speaking of the 49ers, we're just nine days out from the kickoff to the preseason. the niners take on the packers on august 12. exec kpix 5 is your niners station. woo have special coverage. >>> can is the industry keep up with demand now? the challenge for hotels still struggling with staffing. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, interim district attorney brooke jenkins taking more steps to try to crack down on drug use and dealing. the new harder approach she is taking to crime in the city. >>> plus, electric bikes left abandoned all over one bay area city. how they got there and what's being done about them. >>> and the consequences anils e mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day be

i'm clark's stepdad. clark morrow. >> matt, you appeared in the 2011 movie "contagion." >> he said he was feeling very warm in ms. tatum's class. i took his temperature again since i called. it was just a touch over 100. >> okay. well... >> the plot is about a deadly respiratory disease that spreads around the globe. it becomes a pandemic. >> hope you feel better, clark, okay? >> okay. thank you. >> attaboy. >> in the book, you write... how did the pandemic help raise public urgency for your case? >> i think it accentuated a lot of this for us because the very first thing we heard was, "wash your hands," right? and the first thing we both thought of was, "well, there's 770 million people who don't have access to clean water to wash their hands with." >> yeah, and it drove home for me, like, how interconnected we are. you know, if, you know, covid can hop on a plane and move around the world in a matter of weeks, you know, are we any safer than people who are there, right? and if they can't wash their hand

legal analysts steven clark says as horrifying as the allegations might be, it won't be easy to come back with a 25 to life sentence for the suspects if they're found guilty. >> the defendants are going say they were well-intentioned but misguided. they thought they were helping this child by ridding the child of a demon. >> reporter: clark says witnesses might be hard to come by, and freedom of religion could also become a factor in the case. in the end, clark wouldn't be surprised if a jury comes back with the manslaughter conviction instead. damion trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> here is a remarkable story. a persistent detective and new technology appear to have cracked a 40-year-old cold case. this dates back to 1982 when a palo alto teenager was raped and murdered in sunnyvale. the body of 15-year-old karen stitt was found on a sunnyvale street. police say she had been bound with her own clothes, raped and stabbed more than 50 times. now police say they've arrested this man, 75-year-old gary gene ramirez at his home in maui. detectives used dna from the crime scene and new tec

i think he is in trouble, i think jeffrey clark, john eastman, perhaps mr. giuliani, it's going down as they say. >> just to be clear, our reporting as of now is this has to do with the issue of archives and documents, it is not directly related to january 6th is our reporting. it doesn't mean if they find something connected to january 6th they can't take it if it's in plain sight. the reporting we did get oversight, jessica, is that the fbi and investigators were concerned that the president and his staff weren't being straight with them about these documents. is that the type of aggravating circumstance here that would make executing a search warrant necessary? talk to me about that. >> it's important to emphasize there is still a lot we don't know including exactly what crimes the fbi was there to collect evidence of and to which they had sworn out an affidavit establishing probable cause to a judge's satisfaction that a crime had been committed and that evidence of it would be found on the premises. but with that caveat if the reporting is accurate that

this settles the final portion of the lawsuit filed by clark -- by clark's family.greed to pay 2.4 clark's children. his parents became sole plaintiffs in the lawsuit. stephan clark was killed after being shot by sacramento police in march of 2018. officers mistook a cell phone he was holding for a firearm. vice-president kamala harris was back home in the east bay yesterday where she made a big announcement that will impact thousands of oakland kids. the generation fund is a $50 million investment in saving accounts and scholarships. oakland will deposit $500 in a college savings account for every baby born into a low ats just the first step. v.p. harris: this beautiful city will give every graduating open public school student from low income families a $1000 per year scholarship to attend college or learn a trade. liz: the generation fund will serve more than 30,000 students with the college savings and scholarships combined and the fund will be available through 2035. climate safety concerns in oakland especially downtown is prompting action. the police departme

joining as now is patrick clark. patrick, is not just the people jumping into the market in a frenzied way. it felt like going back to the pandemic. it is those who saw opportunity to build in a big way. that was the story of compass for a couple of years. what is happening now? patrick: going back a decade, maybe longer, there have been opportunities to disrupt housing. there are good to $20 worth of housing in the u.s. every year. compass has raised money to take that opportunity on. we are doing so. they have gotten quite big and got to a point earlier this year where all of the said it was no good to be a real estate company. there shares cratered along with other companies. i would like to figure out what comes next. taylor: are they just a first of many to follow? patrick: yeah. there has already been a handful that have reported weak side -- guidance and seen their shares go down. redfin was trading close to hundred dollars a share 18 months ago, now under $10. one of many for sure. jon: you have the zillow st

scott perry was the one who introduced jeffrey clark to donald trump, then jeffrey clark went on with trump to buy into these election fraud claims, come up with this crazy attempt to have a coup at the justice department, so what the doj does is they investigate wrongdoing from former justice department officials. scott perry is not one of those, but, his interaction with jeffrey clark might be why this is of interest. here's a part of what scott perry had to say about this today, he said i'm outraged though not surprised that the fbi would seize the phone of a sitting member of congress. my phone contained info about my legislative and political activities and personal private discussions with my wife, family, constituents and friends. none of this is the government's business. we should note that we are told his phone was imaged and then returned to him and that it was pretty clear that investigators were going to have to go to a court and get a second warrant in order to look at the contents of the phone, which suggests they are taking precautions to make sure that they are only l

and you can just tels is not clark's first time trave. in fact, clark regularly travels travels to big events like the st. louis cardinals game, chicago bears games, and boeing's annual events it can you imagine being in the airpord you see a lot more animals as support animals, but you are. >> therapy eagles. >> yeah therapy eagles. >> it could be something. >> i guess clark didn't have ts. >> you know. >> get him through faster. >> he probably would be a todaye off the shoes. >> i am sure he was asked to tae a lot of pictures. >> no doubt. >> cool to see. >> it was. > >> jocelyn. > >> time is 5:25. i am looking forward to sharing. behind the e story. the women breaking bear yes at a bay area police department. why they say it's el as agencies build trust with th. > >> surprise the punishment handd down to a key player in a san francisco city hall corruption . th now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equ

but his interaction with jeffrey clark might be why this is of interest. here is a part of what scott perry had to say about this today. he said, i am outraged so not surprised at the fbi, under the investigation of macron's doj would seize the phone of a sitting member of congress. my phone contains info of a legislative and political activities. and personal private discussions of my wife, family, constituents, friends. none of this is the government business we should note that we are told that his phone was damaged and that it was returned to him and that was pretty clear that investigators were going to have to go to a court and get a second warrant in order to actually be able to look at the contents of the phone which exist, they are taking precautions to make sure that they are only looking for things relevant to their investigation, not just pouring over the entire contents of scott perry's phone. >> i mean, privacy concerns are real thing. i understand your thought about that very notion. sarah, dave, thank you so much. there certainly a lot goin

dwight clark! >> yeah, it was a great moment. wonderful moment for me. and on that game, it was so good feeling to me that when i got in the airplane, i said, you know, i quit. i quit football. and i made up my mind that was such a good game to walk away on. i didn't want to do another game, so i didn't. >> scully was remembered at tonight's giants-dodgers game at oracle park. bottom four, joey bart with a runner on. admire that shot, joey. into the giants' bull pen to cap off a five-run inning, eighth inning we go. dodgers open the floodgates. mo mo mookie betts down the line. the dodgers win their sixth straight over the giants, 9-5 winners. >>> darrin ruf waved good-bye. they received j.d. davis and were given try minor leaguers in the trade. other moves, matthew boyd traded to the mariners. two weeks after signing trevor rosenthal, they sent him to the brewers, boyd and rosenthal never pitched for the giants because of injuries. the padres sure aren't stingy anymore. how about the blockbuster trade san diego pulled off today. the once mizer-minded fr

in 2019 the city agreed to pay 2.4 clark's children.e plaintiffs in the lawsuit. the phone clark was killed after being shot by sacramento police in march of 2018. officers mistook a cell phone he was holding for a firearm. vice-president kamala harris was back home in the east bay yesterday where she made a big announcement that will impact thousands of oakland kids. the generation fund is a $50 million investment in saving accounts and scholarships. open will deposit $500 in a college savings account for every baby born into a low income family. that is just the first step. v.p. harris: this beautiful city will give every graduating open public school student from low income families a $1000 per year scholarship to attend college or learn a trade. liz: the generation fund will serve more than 30,000 students with the college savings and scholarships combined and the fund will be available through 2035. climate safety concerns in oakland especially downtown is prompting action. the police department announced it will have an increased