rather more slowly for bill cumber.ent for murder. but, he did have visitors. detectives kenney and bliss, both it moved on to other cases, but they still made time to press build come clean. >> we traveled three or four times up to where when he was in prison, and trying to interview him. >> but would you say? >> he said he had nothing to do it, i don't want to talk to us. >> of course, they don't believe that. the detectives were sure that bill killed sabine. and in 2015, they thought they had an offer he can refuse. >> we got the blessing in the state attorney, to offer him a deal. >> the deal? tell detectives where to find the body, and exchange for a lesser sentence. >> he makes the statement, i'll take my chances with jerry. the hair on my neck stands up, because it is a very telling statement. and it isn't man's gonna say, i didn't do it. >> bill would be taking his chances soon. his trial was just a month away. so, detectives approached the one person who, maybe, could take persuade bill to take the deal. >> det

. >> the big question remains if migrants trying to cross the more remote areas like here in her cumber, will they have enough personnel to handle it? local emergency workers in the east counties say they staff 3 ambulances. and if just a handful of immigrants suffered heat exhaustion or injure themselves. all of the normal calls will certainly be impacted. local city leaders are worried they don't know what specifically to prepare for. >> and with title, 42 expected to sunset thursday, all local state and federal government eyes will be focused squarely on the border. >> come by, jamie chambers. >> kron 4 is putting the focus on fentanyl at 3 bills aiming to increase penalties for dealers to fail in the state assembly. the bills propose would actually enhance and unseen for dealers who sold to someone who either died or they were injured by taking drugs. they would also increase penalties for using social media to sell fentanyl and provide a much stricter penalties for possessing more than an out of that drug. meantime, there's a new federal grant that's going to explore whether overdo

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i ask your viewers and listeners, do not purchase when someone says cumber hint of immigration reformse, you weren't looking to do what you did, what you did on guns, you put it out and didn't say a word about it, didn't sell it, didn't talk to anyone or have a press conference about it. you put out a totally insufficient immigration reform where everyone gets legalized, you said republicans didn't pick it up so it's their fault. you are asking the question and you know the answer. stuart: i remember watching the press conference yesterday. all the president did was talk about meal vouchers for airline passengers who have been delayed and then walked off the set, walked away. i find that incredible he didn't address the major issues of the day with a reporter standing in front of him. brian: the american people said you got 36% approval rating. this country, 50-50-40-40, the republicans know this is not doing your job. this is not doing your job, he's not legislating, goes on vacation every weekend, doesn't talk to the press, has trouble reading offer page. when you have something you

we ran into the cumbers store and they locked the door. we hunkered down the back. liz: witnesses described the end a mall and started shooting. what we are learning about another mass shooting, this time in allen, texas. think you for joining us. we will get to that story in just a moment. let's get back to lisa argen for a check of our forecast. lisa: the weather is shaping up, if you want sunshine milder temperatures just a few degrees but a dramatic shot from mount tam where we have clouds moving through. 53 degrees in san francisco, oakland is 55 top 57 in mountain view. the east bay hills camera, temperatures in the upper 60's. 56 in livermore. the cloud cover this morning, by 12:00, 1:00, it's mostly sunny with a few clouds in the south bay and by the afternoon, we are below average in san francisco. even across the bay, we should be well into the 70's. we are shy of that today. wait until you see the extended outlook. increasing the temperature quite a bit. we will talk about that in a few minutes. liz: president biden has ordered american flags to fly at ha

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that fire happened just before one in the morning sunday at the cumber lee community center in palo altoond fire happened about 2 hours later at a lonely elementary school. the boy was taken into custody monday night and sent to santa clara county's juvenile hall. >> time now is 05:50am. and it's often referred to as the death tax. now, several bipartisan lawmakers are behind an effort to repeal the death so that would save california's money when they inherit property. it's a new legislation of peace that seeks to repeal a provision of prop 19 that says when a property is passed down from a parent who has died to their children. the heirs, the kids. now they on the whole rights. they have to pay property tax based on the current value of the house, which al it's gone up like god knows what right? millions instead based on the value that the parents originally paid. so think about this. you know, a lot of times, right? your parents say they bought their home. you know, one 59 to 50 years, they it to $50,000. and now it's 5 million that what that's about, right, right. so you have to pay

one of the fires happened just before 01:00am saturday, rather sunday at the cumber lee community centerer at alone. entry school. the boy was taken into custody monday night and sent to santa clara county juvenile hall. this saturday, the california african american reparations task force votes on a list of proposals to compensate black residents once and if approved the list, then heads to state lawmakers for consideration that 500 page draft includes a detailed list of what the task force calls racist policies that black californians faced over the years. they include over-policing housing discrimination and unequal access to health care, to qualify for reparations. residents must meet a number of criteria which include being a lifelong california resident. the current proposal, if approved, would allocate more than 1 million dollars in reparation payments to qualifying individuals. it is still unclear how the state would issue payments or where the funding would come from. >> they doubt that other people who've been row. received from germany. payments. but not all at once was on a s

ambassador, the long-running cumber -- conversation we had, because you know my intense concern as the economy becomes much more technical, whether biologics, whether it would be dead in management. the speed, the value of that copyright and patent becomes shorter and shorter because at the disruptions are coming faster. the constant conversation you and i had is the speed, the efficiency, the fairness of the adjudication process, ability of dispute resolution. tell me where we are at. >> i am delighted. i know that you do like the technical aspects of all that we do, and ensured by the questions of the wto. let me talk about the dispute settlement at the wto first. put in the context is that the depute settlement system does not exist in a vacuum. it is part of the largest wto institutions, which we value very much what it stands for. for how it brings together 160 four economies in the world, and provides a form for dealing with each other. and being able to communicate with each other and resolve the disputes in the come up. the reform of the wto system is tied to the consensus at t

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oversight of public works may be useful, i do think having two commissions is proving a little too cumber omsum and inefficient and gives rise to a lot of questions about jurisdiction. i support a new charter amendment at some point in the future to abolish the sas commission and assign certain specific tasks that they have under the charter now and maybe add additional members to this commission so as to have only one commission. i think having about two regular meetings a month of about 4 hours is about right for oversight of public works and i think having these two commissions now is just a little cumbersome. in terms of functionality, i think this commission is very much a full-fledged commission with authority over the department, but the sas commission, the way i read it and the way it is seems to be working in practice is it has very limited functions and all most advisory in terms of setting street sanitation goals and things like that, so it is just a much more limited jurisdiction commission the way i read it. in terms of having a future joint meeting and further discussion, i