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we believe there's evidence linking both david zimmer and robert zimmer in her murder. >> prosecutors say david zimmer got more than $400,000 from the sale of their home and life insurance. the couple was separated when she was killed. >>> now to san francisco where an auto theft suspect is in custody. police say they got the call about 1:00 this. a about a stolen truck. when officers tried to stop the driver at 20th street in the missouri they say he tried to run their -- ram their police car. police say the man had body armor and a weapon in the truck. no one was hurt. >>> a santa rosa man whost been arrested several times has been arrested again. we have told you about now 68- year-old william bale in the past and his 19dui convictions of -- over a span of 30 years. this time for driving on a suspended lice. police say they were looking for a repeat dui offenders. >>> a young boy is safe tonight after a harrowing morning. with flames rushing through the apartment he made a leap of faith to safety. rob bureaucracy spoke to the grand fore -- brock spoke to the grandfather. >> what ha

john wilson, the forgotten progressive to my eugene lyons mike glenn johnson meant david berner, robert merry said hoover and fishing. is there anyone to at? >> well, there are many that ever and monographs that we probably would not have time to list, but these are very eminent people. i knew all of them except for mr. lyons. one of the things that has happened in this generation is that hoover scholarship as taken off partly because his papers were opened in 1966. up to that point people had to rely and newspaper articles. now they get to see the hoover story from the inside. there has been a kind of a boom. maybe more detachment as time has passed. some of the motions of his era faded. i am happy to be in the company of those scholars. many of the assessment time at the hoover institution and the hoover presidential library. >> what's the difference? >> well, as we said earlier it was founded by herbert hoover and stanford university. it exists within the framework of stanford university. the -- >> i want to stop and said that dr. nash's wearing the hoover institution tie. >> i am. >

we believe there is evidence linking both david and robert in her murder. >> reporter: according to the da, they were separated at the time. he benefited from life insurance policy and a property sale. she expected to be charged next week. robert has already been arrested and charged and will enter a plea in april. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> people gathered for a somber celebration today in honor of a young girl killed in a tragic accident. funeral services were held -- services were held for the 14- year-old jenna betti. investigators say she ran on to the tracks to pick up a cell phone she dropped. she is a stupidity who was hit and kill by a train sunday. >>> a teacher accused sexually abusing six students pleaded not guilty. ron guinto was arrested on wednesday stemming from charges he molested students during his time as a teacher at mira vista school. the president said there have been no claims of sex abuse among students at mira vista school but he tells us it appears he was planning a over night field trip that was organized without the principal's

david: robert, can't separate the market from the economy. people get their money from people operating in the economy. the fed announced they're lowering their growth rate expectations from 3.1 to under 3%. it could be well under 3% when the year ends of the eventually if people are not buying, companies are not making profit. they have already squeezed their operations to the point of practically strangulation in terms of the number of people they're hiring. >> well, that is true but i think like a lot of things in the markets today you have to sort of segregate different parts of the market. i think there's a number of companies that are actually doing quite well. and, in light of fed sort of reaction today, they haven't changed their approach too much and the there is a consistent, positive drumbeat with their approach but a lot of companies continue to do well. across the board there may not be that much hiring. there is robustness in the certain segments of the market. cheryl: todd, pick up on that, you think we're all missing the perfe

her husband, david zimmer, and her brother-in-law, robert zimmer. debbie lawrence can't believe it. >> it's senseless, because i don't believe that murder has to happen. but on the other hand, i guess there's a reason why it was -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the brothers have been charged with her murder. almost 25 years to the day cathy zimmer was found dead in her car, parked at the san jose airport back on march 10, 1989. investigators never gave up on this case. >> this is one of the cases that we felt really merited attention. both because of the tragic nature, as well as someone of the leads that we felt that we could follow and hopefully crack this case. >> reporter: about a month ago, investigators showed us a piece of evidence, a colorful quilt found covering her body. they hoped it might jog a memory and bring closure to the case. while the district attorney cannot comment, this court document shows that back in july 2012, the d.a.'s crime lab analyzed a dna swab taken from a piece of her clothing worn at the time of her death. investigato

david: all right. i want to go back to robert if i can. everybody is focusing on the fed right now here in the united states and what we're going to do with our monetary policy. liz mentioned already, vietnam and indonesia are of interest to you. of course emerging markets have been doing terribly over the past few months but perhaps individual countries are doing better. those two countries use the dollar as their currency, or at least link their own currencies to the dollar, do they not? does that have anything to do with their success? >> i think that is a huge part of it. you hit it on the head, david. currencies are pegged against the dollar. you're not seeing the big currency risk we've been seeing with a lot of emerging markets. you can buy single country etfs are up 17, 20% year-to-date. so all emerging markets are not created equal. liz: i would say but again you get excited about those numbers and, larry shover, who knows. i mean after a wonderful year last year here in the u.s., maybe it is time to go overseas. what are you seei

thank you, robert. david: good to see you, professor. late to fill out your brackets for ncaa march madness but how about bracket filling for investors which market drivers will win out? we have a market strategist who will give us his predictions based on the ncaa brackets. cheryl: good for me. i know markets. i don't know basketball. frenzy over the new season of hbo's "game of thrones" is reaching fever pitch with thousands of fans massing at a launch in new york. one of them took home a special prize. details "off the desk." ♪ my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my d

david zimmer and robert zimmer have been charged with murder. her husband was after money. the two were on the verge of diverse when she was killed. he told the house for $32,000 and collected more than 180,000 from two life insurance policies. a court document states that robert's dna was found on an intimate area of her clothing. he told detect is he had no person or sexual relationship with his sister-in-law. >> i feel confident that the newest technology was used in this case and helped us arrive at this arrest. >> reporter: this breakthrough comes just weeks after prosecutors revealed this mysterious quilt they say the killers used to hide her body in the car. they hoped it would lead to new clues. >> so many years, we have dealt with this on a daily basis. >> reporter: her daughter spoke to kpix5 on the phone and said she was shock to find out who was arrested. >> we wanted to give the children and threst of her family justice. for the santa clara county to know that victims are not forgotten. >> reporter: the attorney's office only reopened the cold case unit three y

this time we have the two people responsible for her murder, her husband at the time, david zimmer, and his brother robert zimmer are both now in custody. >> david zimmer was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail. his brother arrested last week. it is prosecutor says zimmer a's former husband is implicated because of financial gains following her death. >> life insurance policies, sale of the home, so yes we do believe there is a financial motive. >> investigators say dna samples taken from kathy zimmer's clothing implicated her husband's brother, robert zimmer. along with the dna link we got this document which is a request for a warrant. in this document detective had had a conversation about -- with robert zimmer's daughter in 2010. back then she said her dad may have been the last person to see kathy zimmer. she said at the time when her body was found in the airport -- in her vehicle in the airport he was worried his fingerprints would be found in the car thus implicating him in this case. reporting live in san jose, abc7 news. >> sergio, thank you. >>> we have startling new details ab

county school district teacher is under arrest tonight after suspicion of sexual abuse 32-year-old robert david ginter was taken into custody this morning. police say the charges are not connected to that school but to making waves charter school in richmond where he taught last year. he faces more than a dozen charges including lewd acts on a child under 14. >>> the former executive director of the peninsula symphony association is facing 18 years in prison. forty federal steven carlson is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the symphony. the symphony was nearly shut down but was saved thanks to donations. two endowments that were once worth more than $400,000 combined were left with just hundreds of dollars. >>> ktvu coverage of the six current and former san francisco police officers facing federal corruption charges. one of the men charged is making his feelings down and that he believes the case will now hold up. three officers returned to court today for a statushearing. >> five san francisco police officers and one former officer face an uncertain future here at the

this time we have the two people responsible for her murder, her husband at the time, david zimmer, and his brother robert zimmer are both now in custody. >> david zimmer was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail. his brother arrested last week. it is prosecutor says zimmer a's former husband is implicated because of financial gains following her death. >> life insurance policies, sale of the home, so yes we do believe there is a financial motive. >> investigators say dna samples taken from kathy zimmer's clothing implicated her husband's brother, robert zimmer. along with the dna link we got this document which is a request for a warrant. in this document detective had had a conversation about -- with robert zimmer's daughter in 2010. back then she said her dad may have been the last person to see kathy zimmer. she said at the time when her body was found in the airport -- in her vehicle in the airport he was worried his fingerprints would be found in the car thus implicating him in this case. reporting live in san jose, abc7 news. >> sergio, thank you. >>> we have startling new details ab

a court document states david zimmer's brother robert was in kathy's car with her the day she was killed. ly dna was found on an -- his daniel was found on an intimate -- dna was found on an intimate area of her clothing. >> these are two separate cases. you can't convict one based on the evidence of another. >> if david zimmer didn't kill kathy, who killed kathy? >> your guess is as good as mine. how should i know? it was 25 years ago. who knows who killed her. >> reporter: i spoke to debbie lawrence over the phone tonight, kathy's daughter. she said her mother and stepfather did have a rocky relationship leading up to her death and added she hasn't spoken to david zimmer in years and that she's never suspected her uncle or stepfather of murder. live in san jose betty yu, kpix5. tonight: the >>> coming up a bay area police officer shot, but who pulled the trigger? his partner or the bad guy? tonight the key piece of missing evidence. >> edward snowden makes a rare public appearance, tonight the nsa leaker with a message for the bay area. >> don't you have an obligation to better protect

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the court document states that david zimmer's brother robert was in cathy's car with her the day she was killed. his dna was found on an intimate area of her clothing. >> these are two separate cases. you can't convict one based on the evidence of another. >> if david zimmer didn't kill cathy, who did? >> your guess is as good as mine. how should i know who killed her? it was 25 years ago. who knows who killed her?! >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> betty yu spoke with cathy zimmer's daughter on the phone. debbie lawrence said her mother and stepfather had a rocky relationship. she said she hasn't spoken with david zimmer for years but never suspected he or his brother could have been involved in her mother's death. >>> edward snowden had a message for the bay area, specifically the silicon valley. >> the nsa the sort of global mass surveillance [ indiscernible ] all these countries not just the u.s. this is a global issue. [ indiscernible ] the future of the internet and the people who are in this room now you guys are all the firefighters. and we need you to help us fix this. >> th

this time we have the two people responsible for her murder, her husband at the time, david zimmer, and his brother robert zimmer are both now in custody. >> david zimmer was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail. his brother arrested last week. it is prosecutor says zimmer a's former husband is implicated because of financial gains following her death. >> life insurance policies, sale of the home, so yes we do believe there is a financial motive. >> investigators say dna samples taken from kathy zimmer's clothing implicated her husband's brother, robert zimmer. along with the dna link we got this document which is a request for a warrant. in this document detective had had a conversation about -- with robert zimmer's daughter in 2010. back then she said her dad may have been the last person to see kathy zimmer. she said at the time when her body was found in the airport -- in her vehicle in the airport he was worried his fingerprints would be found in the car thus implicating him in this case. reporting live in san jose, abc7 news. >> sergio, thank you. >>> we have startling new details ab

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david werner. robert byrd wrote about president and did some interesting work on hoover.the fishing president about hoover and fishing, fly fisherman. uncommon in it i know you've interviewed with him before. for margaret hoover, who recently wrote a book not about hoover directly, but his ideas in american individualism. is there anyone to add? >> guest: many have written monographs that we probably wouldn't have time to list, but these are very eminent group of people. i think i knew all of them and know all of them except for mr. lyons who passed away many years ago. one of the things that have happened in this generation is a hoover scholarship has taken off. partly because his papers were open in 1866. up to that point, people had to rely in newspaper articles and so forth and now they got to see the hoover story from the inside. there's been kind of a boom if you will and hoover scholarship and maybe more detachment about him this time is past and some of the emotions of his area have faded. so i'm happy to be in the company of those scholars and many of us have spe

malcolm has the list with david and goliath followed by duty with robert gates. book tv covered talks by both be of the authors you can see them online at book tv.org. third is unbroken, the story of an olympic runner who survived scraps imprisonment during world war ii. elizabeth exams role of manmade influences on plant and animal loss o in the fourth book, the sixth extinction and spoke at the town hall an show you on book tv. go to book tv.org to see our complete schedule. fifth, fox news host bill o'reilly and martin recount the life and death of jesus of nazareth in killing jesus. number six is charles hammers collection of the political columns things that matter. three decades of passion, past times an plibs. 7th is glitter and glue by kelly. watch the pulitzer prize oning columnist program from the george washington library on our website book tv.org. facebook chief operateing has her book, lean in. >> ninth is secret six that has the spy ring during the revolutionary war. >> the talk of the computer history music in california an brian featured on the a

and david berner, robert mary wrote about presidents and did some interesting work on cougar, how eliot worked the fishing president, about hoover and 5 fishermen, richard norton smith, uncommon man and you interviewed him before and margaret hoover who recently wrote a book not about hoover directly but about his ideas on american individualism. is there anyone to at? have we left anyone out? >> guest: this is an eminent group of people. i don't know all of them except mr. lyons who passed away several years ago. one of the things that has happened in this generation is hoover scholarship has taken off partly because his papers were opened in 1966. up to that point people had to rely on newspaper articles and now they got to see the hoover story from the inside so there has been a kind of a boom in hoover scholarship and more detachment about him as time has passed and some of the emotions of his era have faded so i am happy to be in the company of those callers and many of us spend time at the hoover institution and the hoover presidential library in iowa. >> host: what is the hoover

gary is a wonderful scholar recently passed, david werner, robert did some interesting work on hoover the fishing president about hoover and flyfishing richard norton smith uncommon and i know you have interviewed with him before and margaret hoover who recently wrote a book not about hoover directly but about his ideas and american individualism. is there anyone to add and have we left anyone out? >> guest: there are many monographs that we wouldn't have time to list but these are very eminent people. i knew all of them and know all of them except for mr. lions who passed away any years ago. one of the things that has happened in this generation is scholarship has taken off. partly because the papers were opened in 1966. up to that point people have to rely on newspaper articles and so forth and now we got to see the hoover story from the inside there has been a kind of a boom if you will and hoover scholarship and maybe more detachment about him as time has passed. some of the emotions of his era have faded so i'm happy to be in the company of those scholars and have spent time at t

colegio, elegida por los votantes y destituida para darle el poder al administrador asignado robert agrella. davidtenemos una institucion donde un individuo controla todo y toma decisiones en puertas cerradas, sin transparencia 11:20 tom ammiano/asamble ista estatal por san francisco 1:07 6:10 como se sentiria el alcalde si arbitrariamente fuera destituido de su puesto, donde esta la democracia, quienes son estas personas, de donde vienen, ellos no representan ni responsabilidad ni transparencia dijo el asambleista estatal tom ammiano. segun los estudiantes la respuesta de la policia ayer es un ejemplo de los problemas, donde en vez de dejarlos protestar trataron de reprimirlos cuando quisieron llegar hasta su oficina. 4:17 whose community our community critican ademas cambios a las politicas por ejemplo de pago, donde ya los estudiantes no tienen hasta fin de semestre para cancelar la matricula, lo que dicen esta afectando a muchos estudiantes de bajos recursos. nancy amaya/estudiante de city college 1:49 18:20 como dos mil o tres mil dolares, por dos clases que necesita para graduarse, dos clase

today's panel, joining me now is kayla tausche, david seaberg, robert frank. running through your mind? >> i look at the market and i say going into a weekend on a friday sort of not being down big, given all the fear that's sort of been put in the system is a good thing. i will tell you there are underlying things that make me a little fearful that when we do, if we do have a pullback, it could be a little greater. i mean, part of that is just i think investors are much more apprehensively long right now than they have been in the past with little protection on. if news comes out that's not necessarily positive, it could take this market down in a pretty significant way given the fact that no one is protected. >> i like you said apprehensively long there. if you think through some of the terms people have used to describe this market up all the way up, fear of missing out there, is no alternative, we've called them fully invested bears, robert frank. everyone has kind of hated it the way up and dragged higher. i don't know what that reveals more broadly to da

the santa clara county district attorney's office charged her husband david zimmer and his brother robert zimmer in connection with her murder. about a month ago investigators showed nbc bay area this colorful quilt which was found covering her body. now, while the da's office could not say yet whether that quilt played a role, court documents show robert zimmer's dna was found on a piece of kathy zimmer's clothing worn at the time of her death. >> hearing my day-to-day father figure for, you know, the majority of my life at that time and it's honestly like a kick to the gut. >> we've learned kathy and her husband david were separated at the time of her death. prosecutors say after kathy died, david zimmer collected on two life insurance policies and sold their home totaling more than $400,000. >>> in san jose mayor chuck reed has an idea to curb the rising burglary rate. he wants to bring back a dedicated unit to the police department which would use nonsworn personnel to take the initial burglary report. opponents say, though, that doesn't address the larger issue which they say is a sh

her husband at the time, david zimmer, and his brother, robert zimmer, are both now in custody. >> reporter: david zimmer was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail on murder charges. his brother, robert zimmer, was arrested last week. the prosecutor on this case says zimmer's former husband is implicated because of financial gains following her death. >> life insurance policies, sale of the home, so, yes, we do believe there's a financial motive here yes e. >> reporter: investigators say dna samples taken from kathy clothing is what implicated her husband's brother, robert. >>> a school in oakland went on lockdown yesterday while police searchd for a man believed to have sexually assaulted a young girl. sky 7 shows police responding to world academy in oakland yesterday afternoon. the 7-year-old said the stranger on campus touched her inappropriately. despite the lockdown, police were not able to track down the man. police are offering a $2,500 reward to find him. >>> we have startling new details about a teacher accused of molesting several el children. yesterday 32-year-old

her husband at the time, david zimmer, and his brother, robert zimmer, are both now in custody. >> reporter: david zimmer was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail on murder charges. his proer, brother, robert zimmer, was arrested last week. the prosecutor on this case says zimmer's former husband is implicated because of financial gains following her death. >> life insurance policies, sale of the home. so yes, we do believe there is a financial motive here, yes. >> reporter: investigators say dna samples taken from kathy zimmer's clothing is what implicated her husband's brother, robert zimmer. >>> a school in oakland went on lockdown yesterday while police searched for a man believed to have sexually assaulted a young girl. sky 7 hd shows police responding to world academy in east oakland yesterday afternoon. a 7-year-old girl told police a stranger on campus touched her inappropriately. despite the lockdown, police were unable to track down this person. opd is now offering a $2,500 reward to help find him. >>> startling new details about a teacher accused of molesting seve

the santa clara county district attorney's office says it has now arrested her husband david and his brother robertnnection with the murder. a month ago investigators showed nbc bay area evidence, this colorful quilt found covering her body. while the district attorney's office could not comment on how or whether that quilt played a role in the arrest. a court document shows robert zimmer's dna was found on a piece of kathy zimmer's clothing worn at the time of her death. >>> san jose is looking for new ways to curb its rising burglary. chuck reed wants to restore a dedicated burglary unit to the police department. it would use nonsworn personnel to take the initial burglary report. those who were opposed to the plan say it doesn't address the larger issue which needs an increase in the overall number of officers. the proposal goes before the city council on tuesday. >>> new details this morning on a proposed cyberbullying law hoping to crack down on cyberbullies. the proposal named after 15-year-old audrey potter of saratoga. she's the high school student who committed suicide after she was sexual

court documents that david zimmer's brother, robert zimmer, also in custody, was linked to the crimeis d-n-a was found in intimate areas of her clothing. the court records also allege that the motive for the killing was profit. cardoza is questioning why a grand jury looking at the evidence did not indict zimmer, who showed no emotion during his brief court >> he sold the house a couple on minutes couple of weeks later that is hardly ended the interest and should be drawn. >> reporter:appearance. it's possible he and his brother could betogether when they return to court next month. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 >> pam: san francisco police say they still can't rule out whether or not the officer shot on saturday was wounded as a result of friendly fire. >> pam: officer adam shaw's left bicep was pierced by a bullet during a traffic stop in the mission. you can see the crime scene here in video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. >> pam: his partner opened fire when the suspect allegedly tried to run over the shaw. the bullet that hit shaw has not been found.and no gun

. >> no one sees more of mungle's dark art than actor robert david hall.>> just radiates a certain joy with his work. >> on screen for sometimes just seconds, if he gets it wrong that's going to stick out. >> he doesn't get it wrong. >> mungle is about getting every detail just perfect. down to individual arm hairs put in one by one. >> that's another dimension on top of it. makes it more realistic. >> but all starts with the face. in this case, actress monica casey. >> i don't think on this show have anything else to do but die. >> indeed her character's fate is already cast, literally. monica is drowned in goo with her mouth open. after all she's supposed to be dead. after it dries it's cracked open. light of day. a welcome sight. few days later, a new monica is birthed again. ready for detail. right down to her eye lid. >> basically the eye. like an eye lid. that's monica's, weeks of work for just a few digital seconds. for matthew mungle there simply no better job, like being a painter. except often star-studded and moveable canvas. >> i love this art.

aÑos, el fiscal del condado de santa clara arresto al entonces esposo de la victima, david zimmer, y a su hermano, robertr, por el asesinato. vo de acuerdo con un comunicado de prensa emitido por las autoridades, zimmer se beneficio economicamente de la muerte de su conyuge. el adquirio el dinero de dos seguros de vida, aproximadamente 183 mil dolares y adems vendio, a tan solo un mes del asesinato, la propiedad que el y cathy tenian en comun por un valor de mas de 225 mil dolares. las autoridades aseguran que este es un recordatorio de esperanza para aquellas familias que aun esperan justicia. sot ted kajani- fiscal de distrito nat -- no nos hemos olvidado de ustedes... y si eres de los que ha cometido uno de estos crimenes, asegura el fiscal kajani, iremos tras de ti. no descansaremo s hasta encontrarte y hacer justicia en nombre de nuestras victimas, insisti. vo cathy zimmer tenia 38 aÑos al momento del crimen y dejo dos adolescentes huerfanos. el dia de su muerte, llevo a sus hijos a la escuela, almorzo con una amiga y asistio a dos clases en la universidad estatal de san jose. pero no llego a casa e

her husband at the time, david zimmer, and his brother, robert zimmer, are both now in custody. >> reporter: david zimmer was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail on murder charges. the prosecutor on this case says zimmer's former husband is implicated because of financial gains following her death. >> life insurance policies, sale of the home. so yes, we do believe there is a financial motive here, yes. >> reporter: investigators say dna samples taken from kathy zimmer's clothing is what implicated her husband's brother, robert zimmer. >>> a school in oakland went on lockdown yesterday while police searched for a man believed to have sexually assaulted a young girl. sky 7 hd shows police responding to world academy in east oakland yesterday afternoon. a 7-year-old girl told police a stranger on campus touched her inappropriately. despite the lockdown, police were unable to track down this person. opd is now offering a $2,500 reward to help find him. >>> startling new details about a teacher accused of molesting several children. yesterday 32-year-old ronald ginto was charge

kathy's husband, david zimmer of half moon bay and robert zimmer of santa clara have been charged with murder. the santa clara county d.a. says her husband was after money. the two were on the verge of divorce when she was killed. he sold the couple's home within a month for $225,000. he collected more than $180,000 from two life insurance policies. a court document states that robert's dna was found on an intimate area of her clothing. in january he told detectives he had no sexual or personal relationship with his sister-in- law. >> while i can't comment on specific items of evidence leading to this arrest at this time, i feel confident that the newest technology was used in this case and helped us arrive at this arrest. >>reporter: this breakthrough comes just weeks after prosecutors revealed this mysterious quilt they say the killers used to hide her body in the car. they hoped it would lead to new clues. >> for so many years we dealt with this on a daily basis. it hasn't gop away for us. >>reporter: her daughter spoke with us last month and told us on the phone she was shocked to

today, arresting her husband, david zimmer and charged him with murder and arrested his brother. >> we have both physical evidence, linking robert zimmer and financial motive evidence linking david zimmer to the crime. >> investigators say her husband cashed in two life insurance policies. >> after repeated complaints from uc berkeley students their sexual assault cases have been botched or ignored there is action tonight the president of the university of california system announced sweeping policy changes. abc7 news is live tonight with the story. laura? >> hi, dan. well here in berkeley survivors of ones spear heading this effort to get the administration to act more aggressively they welcome this new policy, but told me they will wait to see if the talk turns into action. >> she says she hopes it's a good start but more needs to be done at berkeley. >> it is not enough the steps taken are required by federal law, anyway. if we want to fix this problem, berkeley needs to go above and beyond federal law. >> it calls for train sxegd beings for students and faculty, increased reporting and broader protections for victims of sexu

today, arresting her husband, david zimmer and charged him with murder and arrested his brother. >> we have both physical evidence, linking robert zimmer and financial motive evidence linking david zimmer to the crime. >> investigators say her husband cashed in two life insurance policies. >> after repeated complaints from uc berkeley students their sexual assault cases have been botched or ignored there is action tonight the president of the university of california system announced sweeping policy changes. abc7 news is live tonight with the story. laura? >> hi, dan. well here in berkeley survivors of ones spear heading this effort to get the administration to act more aggressively they welcome this new policy, but told me they will wait to see if the talk turns into action. >> she says she hopes it's a good start but more needs to be done at berkeley. >> it is not enough the steps taken are required by federal law, anyway. if we want to fix this problem, berkeley needs to go above and beyond federal law. >> it calls for train sxegd beings for students and faculty, increased reporting and broader protections for victims of sexu

that tested dna from the clothing led to the arrest of her husband. 66-year-old david zimmer and his 69-year-old brother robert zimmer. >> the kind of dna technology and science technology science we have today didn't exist ten years ago let alone in 1989. >> prosecutors say that money may have been the motive. they say david zimmer got more than $400,000 after his wife died. the money came from the sale of their home and a life insurance pay out. prosecutors say the couple was separated at the time of her death. >> a 10-year-old boy is home safe after disappearing for several hours. as we first reported on the 10:00 news police eventually found him playing video games at a friend's house. his family reported him missing yesterday afternoon after he didn't come home from school. he lives less than four block away. police were worried since he is hatian and french is his primary language. language. >> happening today labor groups plan to protest outside whole food stores. they claim that the chain fired a worker who stayed home with her disabled son during a january snowstorm in chicago. they want the woman to

the race between democrat alex sink and republican david jolly. john roberts is live in the city of largo, florida, with more on that contest. john? >> reporter: jon, good morning to you. this is really the first big test to see how obamacare will play out in a congressional election this midterm season. will it be the big stick republicans hope it will be to hammer democratic opponents with, or will they have to broaden out the horizons for the november midterms. david jolly, the national republican campaign committee and handful of outside groups spent millions of dollars hammering the democratic candidate alex sink over her support for obamacare. david jolly is paying attention to local issues but trying to keep this race in the national perspective, making it a referendum on the president and his administration. >> this is about more than obamacare. it is about more than just a health insurance coverage. this is about a view of government that either says the government mandates more in the individual life or mandates less. doesn't mandate anything at all.

tips and today they arrested katie husband david zimmer and charged him with murder and arrested his brother. >> we have both physical evidence linking robert zimmer and financial mode of evidence linking david zimmer to this crime. >> investigators say katie husband cashed in two life insurance policy after the crime. authorities say they used technology that was not available 25 years ago to solve the case. >> 7 grate grade teacher suspected of molesting chirp had the bail set at more than 17 million dollars today. 32-year-old ronald gint of richmond charged with 27 felony counts including kidnapping for taking a child on trip to santa clara county. 6 victims between the ages of 11 and 13. all students at making waves academy. gint fired in november after the students came forward. police arrested him at elementary school wednesday where he's now teaching. next month gint was sketded to take students from advice if a is on overnight trip to yosemite. >> police asking for your help identifying man who robbed a woman at gun point at atm. here's a picture of the guy. fremont police say he con front add woman at bank of america atm machine on

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david. you spoke yesterday with the former defense secretary, robert gates. i wanted to bring this up. wanted to play something peter king said about red lines and criticizing the president. it goes directly to the conversation you had with robert gates. >> if he is going to have this policy, which i think to some extent is too -- is not strong enough, but if he is going to have that policy then he shouldn't be laying out scenarios and laying out red linings. he has to be consistent. >> that was obviously criticizing the president. john mccain using the words if he canless -- feckless, john mccain even more. he urged gop senators to tone down their criticism and try to be supportive of the president rather than madder at the president, that this is a time when you need to do that. what do you -- what do you think is going to happen here? >> well, i called bob gates yesterday because i was troubled by the level of intense criticism of the president from senator mccain and senator graham in the middle of what probably is the biggest foreign policy crisis of obama's presidency. i wanted t

. >> we had an undercover agent, special agent robert rodriguez, who actually had interaction and met with david koresh. >> koresh was not shy about his arsenal or his intentions. >> he says, you know, i don't care what the atf says or does. it's my right to, you know, to bear weapons and nobody is ever going to take me down. that's a red flag. >> when you couple a belief system of an apocalypse with a cult leader who is prepared to die and take everyone with him, giving him the tools to do so was a recipe for disaster. >> shortly after the undercover operation began, koresh stopped leaving the compound fearing he might be arrested. >> we knew pretty much from day one that we were being watched. >> after just over a month of surveillance, agent aguilera secured warrants to search the davidian compound and arrest david koresh. the warrants would be served on sunday, february 28th. the day before the "waco herald tribune" would finally run its story. a detailed expose titled "the sinful messiah." the paper also found out about the raid. >> one of our reporters got a tip from a confidential informa

david? >> bill neely in perth australia. >>> we're joined by our long time correspondent robert hager. bob, this is so daunting and forbiddable. do you hold out any hope about this new piece of debris? >> there's a chance that a piece about that size it could be a wing of the plane. but even if it is a piece of the plane, say it's the wing, that doesn't tell you much. if you get all those things going and you know you actually have the plane. doesn't tell you much about what went on here. the point is to somehow get this wreckage on the surface and trace it back to where the plane went into the water. >> kerry was talking about the black box. it's o important. you have to get close dwrouf it to hear the pinging. >> you have to lay out listening devices into the water to hear the pinging so you've got to find out where the heavier pieces hit when they first it this water and went down. >> there is a deadline here. they don't have an unlimited amount of time. >> technically it's another two weeks but i think you maybe could fudge that, get maybe let's say a month more. but then if you ha

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david corn for coming on. >>> coming up, the situation in ukraine. robertates a republican has a message for president obama's right wing critics. cool it. tone down the rhetoric. stop the crazy talk about missiles. this is gates talking. >>> plus last night in texas, the establishment wing of the republican party won big battles. make no mistake, the tea party won the war down there. the mad hatter of the tea party down there, texas senator ted cruz himself who pushed his party further to the fringe. >>> and the red hot debate over charter schools up in new york especially. the latest fight pits new york city's new democratic mayor against a leading school's charter mayor. she says the city has a lot to learn about teaching kids. >>> finally, let me finish with the prepubescent behavior of the republican party. that's right. this is "hardball,"the place for politics. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind a

david? >> bill neely in perth, australia for us, and we're joined now by our long-time correspondent, robert hager, bob, this is so daunting, do you hold any hope about the piece of debris? >> yeah, there is a chance. in a piece about that size it could be a wing of a plane. but even if it is the piece of the plane, say it is the wing that doesn't tell you much if you get all the things going and you know you actually have the plane. it doesn't tell you much about what went on here, i mean, the point is to somehow get some of the wreckage on the surface and then trace it back to where it went in the water. >> and kerry was talking about the black box, it is so important, you have to get close enough to it to hear the pinging. >> you have to lay out listening devices in the water and try to hear the pinging, so you have to find out where the heavier pieces went when they went down. >> there is a deadline here, they don't have a lot of time. >> technically it is another two weeks, but i think you could change it, maybe get a month more, but then if you have not located then you have to locate

police arrested david zimmer the victim's husband and his brother. robertrrests come after investigators and a realist images of a colorful quilts. they did this last month. the like it was found covering's there is spotty. the investigation shows the is a resort in the middle of a depression when she is still too soon after her murder evidence showed the house was sold in collected money from to life insurance policies valued at more than $180,000. sits the two juveniles and the reason watter bottle throwing incident last month. >> : in the north bay its bottles were thrown at high speed is the center of the areas. chp says to many as 10 vehicles were hit including two school buses. but even shattered old boss and shield to drink a driver. and since stop when the photograph of the local ball was released in the names have not been released. >> : tonight possible case of arson 40 say a fire broke out in a carport an apartment building on seventh street in hayward. nine cars were destroyed in the blaze fire also damaged the building windows are broken window

robert goyer. editor in chief of flying magazine and david gallow director of special projects at the institution that helped lead the effort to find air france 447. he joins us from newton massachusetts. the larger of the two objects is said to be seven 59 feet long. flight 370 disappeared on march 8. could a piece of a jetliner that big stay afloat for two weeks? >> absolutely it could. there are parts of the tail that contain a lot of different boo ant sections to it. and the outer wing panels on the triple 7 as well. especially because the plane would have been out of fuel it would have been very boo ant and water tight as well. it is very conceivable that it could. based on the size of it if it is part of the wreckage of flight 370 i would guess it is part of the wing panel. >> the investigation started in all sorts of ways. we saw the data buoys being put into the water. what kind of information could they give us? how useful will it be to find 370 if this debris does come from the plane? >> the big trick is you hear many days later, 12, 13, 14 days later to be able to backtrack the items. the b