>> denise's friends didn't know aaron but they had every confidence that denise is telling the truth.ne that knows her personally and cares about her believed her. >> the day after police branded the kidnapping a hoax, police finally did show up at vallejo pd to tell the cops they were wrong. not only had she been kidnapped, but she had also been raped. he received a long message soon followed by more supporting denise's claim that this is no hoax from a person claiming to have been one of the kidnappers. >> they were very articulate. clearly written by someone extremely intelligent. >> miss huskins was absolutely kidnapped. we did it. we'll provide proof. the writer claimed to be part of a group. more than two and fewer than eight in number. >> they go extreme length about a series of crimes between car thefts, break ins, home invasions, you name it. >> some of us are very good at overcoming electronic anti-theft measures, stealing late model cars. according to the e-mail the group decided to try kidnapping because we wanted something with a high pay out that we only had to do once o

now david and denise want him to unpick the emotions around it.alated to physical violence. based on zibi's report of what happened, denise will pretend to be his wife. now shout, ok, and i'll do this and we'll stop it at that point, ok? so we'll take it from there. why don't you ever resolve anything? it's such a mess. go away. go away, leave me, please, alone. you could get a betterjob. we never do anything with the children. please, leave me. really, come on, it'sjust awful. why aren't you doing it? i don't want to talk with you. you've got to resolve everything. please. no, no, no, go. go, please. what's going on inside you right at this very moment? i don't feel good, because... because i know i started doing something wrong against her. right, ok. and i don't want this. just let your mind focus on other thoughts, on what else is going on inside you. i feel useless. "i'm feeling useless." they will now act out the scene again, but this time denise will play the part of zibi and zibi will take the role of his abused wife. the aim is to get him

i remember, denise said to me, "what does she look like?", i said, "she's beautiful", but i was trying to hold in the tears, because i couldn't see. all i could see was a dark space where her face should have been. one mp told us that this woman's story has convinced her it's time for the uk parliament to step in. i absolutely want us in westminster to wake up to this and take responsibility for it. real people are suffering, in a way that is absolutely intolerable, in this day and age. new polling indicates two thirds of people in northern ireland agree, and want abortion decriminalised. tell us what to think. we'll bring you the story at 9:15. single mums are eight times more likely to be made homeless, according to new research seen by this programme. and one in 55 single parent familes in england became homeless in the past year. this mum and daughterfound themselves homeless and living in temporary accommodation — they're here to tell us what it was like for them. and we'll ask them about reports that rough sleeper in windsor are being

bus is us for the c-span secretary of state dickey's -- denise merrill. connecticut was one of those states that had its voting system targeted by russian hackers. what were the russians trying to do and how far did they get in connecticut. >> they did not get anywhere, frankly. we turned them back at the perimeter of our system, as they do most of these attempted incursions into the system. it is a very common occurrence. the difference here is that it was identified as a russian agency ip address. that got everyone's attention. they did not get into our system at all. the system is the voter registry. it has nothing to do with the tabulation of ballots. i would say we don't know really what they were attempting to do. i was president of the national association in 2016 so i was involved in all the things that went on in the different states. we don't really know because it was turned back in all but one state. sowrsonally think it is to discord. if they were there to change it in any way, we would see it pretty quickly. -- paperaperbackups backup lists

i'm meeting my friend denise for a drink. denise? do i know denise?now, my old girlfriend. haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you. you had a girlfriend before mom? try two. trust me. i had plenty of fun in my time. and then i met your mom. and thank you. so, uh, i guess she travels around selling makeup for a cosmetics company. she's in town for a week. you mean she's like a door-to-door salesman? if you were doing it, my boy strikes like a rattlesnake! oh, yeah? well -- well, you... wow. all right, well, we can see the movie tomorrow.

. >> anthony: leo is a friend of bruna's and of marise and denise rache -- owners of d'artagnan, onerated by women. was it particularly hard as women starting in the business 20 years ago? >> marise rache: when we began, there wasn't a lot of women chefs. and we decided to open a restaurant because we like to cook together. >> denise rache: i think nobody trusted us. we have many friends and they have restaurants, they are chefs, and they said "okay, it's a hobby. okay, let them play a little bit. this won't last." and here we are. >> anthony: i mean, in the -- in the states and europe, it was women cooked at home. in restaurants, however, this was man's work. >> denise rache: obviously they would -- the ones that cooked there were men. but they learned all -- everything they learned was from their mothers. >> leonardo paixao: the techniques and everything passed through the generations of women, so that -- that's what it's all about here i think with bruna. >> anthony: bruna makes a point of hiring women, and only women, to work in her restaurants, particularly black women who she f

hi are you denise? hi. hi, i'm ken. nice to see you. hi, i'm carole.i. 08 denise upton and her crew met me and my wife carole at the south lake tahoe airport. denise is the animal care director at lake tahoe wildlire care and was here to hand over two bear cubs that i was going to fly to southern california.cg: :20denise upton/lake tahoe wildlife care 2442 they were too small to be hibernated throughout the winter so we thought we would send them down south where they could feed them all winter and get them nice and fat for release. 2451more on the bears in a moment... but first... we needed to load them up.the bears are in this nearly indestructable steel crate.all the seats had to be removed from the plane before we could fit it in... and it's heavy even without the bears. but after some finagling... we finally did it.within minutes we're airborne... turning south and heading to san diego county.smell them? whew, ooh. we eventually level off at 11,500 feet... cruising down the spine of the sierra.. the bears apparently resting in their cage.they were

that was denise's story.are devolved issues. here to challenge that is stella creasy — she's one of the mps who's attempting to amend a bill which would push through changes to abortion and same—sex marriage laws in northern ireland. we also have director of the rainbow project — john o'doherty. he is in a civil partnership because he wasn't able to marry his partner. we did ask a member of the government tojoin us we did ask a member of the government to join us for this discussion and for an mp from northern ireland's dup, which is pa rt northern ireland's dup, which is part of theresa may's coalition, but they both decline. welcome to both of you. stella creasy, when did you decide to put this in —— amendment forward , decide to put this in —— amendment forward, and why? we have in working with people in northern ireland for over1.5 with people in northern ireland for over 1.5 years on this issue is, because we recognise that in the absence of this assembly it doesn't ta ke absence of this assembly it does

and what their caregivers can expect when they take care of their family. >> speaking of caregivers denisehow have you handled all of this because you're right by his side through all of it. >> i have had my moments, breakdowns and tears. but for the most part i stay strong. he would do it for me. i can't be weak. i have to be strong for him. >> third day, i didn't want to do anything, i wanted the pity party and my wonderful wife says shut out and get do what i need to do. try here it here. my name is hector. it's made me look -- just sharing the story helps other. >> why hector? >> we don't know why. we decided that hector was the name for it. [ laughter ] we fight together. >> if you want to follow along with tim's story find him on instagram, tim lively and live like lively on facebook. >>> in the videos, even when things go wrong, and two wrongs don't make a right. here we have a little helmet cam. the traffic is moving right along. oh, it looks like it's going the wrong way. that's right. so our motorcycle rider comes to a halt. >> i wonder if this van driver is tryin skirt the traff

we talked to a family member of denise closs said denise was said denise with the families angel who would take vacation days off if you needed help your family member tells fox news they have no clue who would want to murder this couple. a lot of folks online and here on the ground speculating that maybe the 13-year-old girl had some type of boyfriend or met someone online who took it at a jumper and murdered her parents. a closs family member tells fox news the family was not aware of any boyfriend. we want to briefly highlight some of the chilling 9-1-1 call logs from an at the house the night of the double murder. at 12:56 a.m. from the police dispatch sense three squad cars to the house after someone called 9-1-1. at 1:00 a.m. four minutes later the squad cars make it to the house. i one of 5:00 a.m., police in the house advised one nail down, multiple rounds spent. the mail, likely james closs. later at one. later at 106 sam, please advise the door has been kicked in. the mail he was down answered the door. a short while later police advise two subjects down unresponsive. be su

joining us, denise chism and portfolio manager.you with us it has been said to declare we have a turn, you have to look at return to growth over value, u.s. over international. are we getting these >> i think nothing changed in the past week. i don't think many investors judge how they have done for the year looking atl last week's performance. you see leadership by the same sectors that are growth oriented, information technology, health care consumer and earnings we have been waiting for them, certainly vindicate whether these multiples and growth rates are what we believe them to be >> all right denise, do we count what's happened in the last week or two as it is the 62nd panic attack in the bull market >> i think what you see most years, 60% of the years since 1960, corrections happen when you see very quick sharp corrections, there are higher returns and higher odds on go forward basis. what it means statistically is that more often than not quick sharp pull backs happen in bull markets more than bear markets to that point i t

joining us aboard the c-span bus is secretary of state denise merrill. secretary merrill, we have learned since the 2016 election that connecticut was one of those states that had its voting systems targeted by russian hackers. what specifically were the russians trying to do and how far did they get in connecticut? >> yes, good morning. they didn't get anywhere, frankly. we turned them back at the perimeter of our system, as we do most of these kinds of attempted incursions into our systems. i have to tell you, you know, it is a very common occurrence. the difference here was that it was identified as a russian agency ip address, and that got everyone's attention. they did not get into our system at all. and by the way, the system is the voter registry. it has nothing to do with the tabulation of ballots or any of that. so i would say we don't know really what they were attempting to do. i was president of the national association in 2016, so i was pretty involved with all the things that went on in all the different states. we still don't really know b

if family members tells us denise was considered quote - the family angel.would take vacation days off to help others. and the family has no clue who would want to kill this wisconsin couple. we want to briefly go over some of the chilling details of the 911 call log from the night of the double murder. at 12:56 am dispatch states he received a phone call from what he identifies as denise 's self appear days said he could hear a lot of yelling in the background. the phone hangs up just as they tried to call back they were able to leave a voicemail. four minutes officers arrived to the house. that is when they discover at 1:05 am an officer says a male is down and multiple rounds spent. then minutes later officers advised the door had been kicked in. they advised the mail that answer the door is now down. at 1:11 am offices on the same report there are two subjects down. then at 3:57 am police officially enter jamie kloss as a missing juvenile. the sheriff is now urging people in this case to come forward with any information on the murdered couple. writing a

denise lieberman, we appreciate your time today.hanks. >> thank you for having me. >>> and coming up, we are live from politicon where journalists and celebrities are breaking down the issues of the day. >>> and taking a stand against russian election meddling, charging a russian national with conspireing to interfere with the midterm elections. details on that after the break. politicon. >>> well, it's like comic con for political junkies, politicon kicking off in los angeles today. this event brings together the biggest names in politics for two days of debates, discussions and town halls, with a little bit of humor mixed in and of course there is a lot to talk about with the midterm elections just less than three weeks away now. joining me from los angeles is gadi schwartz. is there an overarching theme for this year's convention? >> reporter: we were hearing a fascinating panel with kasie hunt. this is politicon here. you've got it all. that's president nixon's old limo. over here, you've got the baby trump balloon, and it's jus

we spoke to a family member close to denise. denise was the family angel who would take vacation days off to help her family. they have no clue who would murder this wisconsin couple and spoke to the mayor's wife who said she knows a number of people who feel doom and gloom in this town. they're preparing and hoping for only one outcome. >> finding her alive somewhere and finding the people who did this. -- this horrible thing. >> this is still an active investigation and see the mobile command unit is on the property and the f.b.i. mobile command unit is not far from here. >> sandra: digital billboards of jayme closs all over the country. police insist she is still alive and in grave danger. we expect some type of update from investigators today. >> we do expect a joint press conference between the barron county sheriff and the f.b.i. where we expect to get some type of investigation in this case. right now jayme closs sits at the top of the f.b.i.'s most wanted missing persons list. 1,000 tips and no arrests, sandra. >> sandra

board moved the much equally into the softness us embassies its authority this immediately allowed to denise to enter into serious negotiation with is leading a year later into a peace agreement us in jordan we accepted with the palestinians to all sorts of forms of force that we would not accept to be for huge investments came to israel. mega companies in the chinese japanese everybody came. and you're going to host died four months later. your hand holst and norway played an essential part in helping to turn the middle east from a cauldron of hostility into a cradle of hope later in one nine hundred ninety four arafat peres and rabin what all of your did the nobel peace prize in all slowed. was moved to the norwegian embassy in israel and her husband tony it all blossomed to the un working for the palestinians responsibility for monitoring the terms of all slope and therefore now passed to the israeli army not only were not invited to negotiate but i would say that also advise at that time was just evaporating some were. even yossi beilin was a bit pushed aside not only os it was given mor

buy you i respect to agree with the knees. -- with denise. is that you have greater earnings volatility likely as a result of the shift. when we look back in time, facebook and the services components of tech had more predictable earnings streams than the rest of the sector. you will have a more volatile sector. have the sector we used to be more accustomed to where it is more cyclical and dependent on software and hardware spending. facebook, their revenue stream, is driven by secular trends towards the internet, advertising was a component of earnings growth for those. the dynamics of earnings will change for a tech and they will change for the discretionary sector. media is a huge market shift for that sector. it makes that sector dependent upon amazon and increases earnings volatility for that sector. as much as we want to focus on the sector and what it means, the loss of constituents in technology and discretionary is the bigger story. alix: really interesting shift. gina martin adams who broke down -- numbers and in the schism and deni

someone called 911 from denise' phone but the disafterrer only heard yelling, the police have gotten 1200 tips none of them leading to jamie. floor collapses after college party. inspectors hit to go off campus apartment complex where dozens were dropped into the basement. 30 people taken to the hospital, look at that after the floor caved in. this happened near clemsen university in north carolina, that's a big fall. one of the most expensive and closest races unfolding in the state of maine, molly line gives us closer look with gop congressman is trying to hang onto his job. >> congressman bruce is in audity in new england, the very last republican serving in the u.s. house in a part of a country dominated by democrats. >> love it, best job in america. >> after 20-year blue streak, successful businessman captured seat, biggest of mississippi, two years later voters here elected president trump as well. now democrats desperately want to reclaim this ground. >> who is this guy? >> 36-year-old state representative, marine corps veteran of afghanistan and iraq wars is waging a spirited

a funeral service is expected to be held for her on monday. singer denise leigh.y much for being with us on bbc news. on bbc news. what did she mean to you as a voice, as a presence? you as a voice, as a presence? and she had made such a massive splash. splash. as always, she was a timeless, ageless person. timeless, ageless person. to my husband, i've idea how old she is. is. i was amazed to find that she was 85. her voice was completely ageless. ageless. carnegie hall, because i don't think it was her natural territory. it was her natural territory. was singing a lot of mozart at that time. time. made her overnight a sensation in the opera world. it was her big break. break. repertoire which, who knows, maybe she would have gone into eventually? she would have gone into eventually? she was, who knows how long it would have taken her to reach. have taken her to reach. still less one getting it as quite short notice? short notice? learned the role in a month, i think it was, and that is a huge ask. it was, and that is a huge ask. a 25 minute standing ovation, so s

i would like to recognize senator lamar alexander, senator bill cassidy, senator denise -- whyt -- seven now don't know that someday she will be a friend. and someone who is really worked hard, representative buddy carter. also i would like to thank secretary of health and human ar.vices alex az he was a very successful person in the industry. only 100 days after releasing my drug pricing blueprint, 15 drug companies reduce their list prices, rollback price increases for the rest of the year. i think you probably forever a month ago when i called at the request of alex. i called pfizer, novartis, a couple of others. they announced drug price increases fairly substantial. i said you can't do that. we are going down, not up. that is probably when i first realized the power of the presidency. they all ended that increase. you have never seen them before. they said we will not increase and they put out notices that the increase will not take effect. i said, this is a powerful position. it was really at the test of the ofretary -- at the behest the secretary and we will watch them go down. we

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hi are you denise? hi. hi, i'm ken. nice to see you. hi, i'm carole. hi. 08 denise upton and her crew met me and my wife carole at the south lake tahoe airport. denise is the animal care director at lake tahoe wildlire care and was here to hand over two bear cubs that i was going to fly to southern california.cg: :20denise upton/lake tahoe wildlife care 2442 they were too small to be hibernated throughout the winter so we thought we would send them down south where they could feed them all winter and get them nice and fat for release. 2451more on the bears in a moment... but first... we needed to load them up.the bears are in this nearly indestructable steel crate.all the seats had to be removed from the plane before we could fit it in... and it's heavy even without the bears. but after some finagling... we finally did it.within minutes we're airborne... turning south and heading to san diego county.smell them? whew, ooh. we eventually level off at 11,500 feet... cruising down the spine of the sierra.. the bears apparently resting in their cage.they we

denise w. is here. victoria wong -- >> dory. my name is denise dory. i am a member of access of love. i am a 60 -- 63 years old and i am a oakland native. i am down in the bay area all my life. it cost me ten dollars a pound to grow this cannabis weed outdoors. it is a 5,000% markup. it is all profit. i'm not counting if you already own the property. it can empower us instead we live in poverty trying to afford it. my cousin spent hundred $27,000 on products because he had a rare heart condition. he was bleeding from the mouth. practically every day. sometimes it was a lot of blood and sometimes it was a little. if he smoked hash, which was expensive, he had to have to watch what little blocks -- boxes a day to stop the blood. when he ran out of money, i had to help him. i only got 400 spending dollars a month. i had to help him afford the dispensary weed. the v.i.p. weed to. even before prop 64 it was too expensive. he spend 120 grand on dispenser products over a ten-year period. we couldn't afford to go anywhere together to enjoy the rest of his life

now i'm going to put denise on. >> i'll make my comments kind of short and sweet. i think in some areas it's very -- as been mentioned from other council members, it's very frustrating as an older adult going through the process. first, you have to a fie resources and then basically what you have to do is, from the very beginning, especially if you need to change careers, depending on people's situations and examples that are on council, then people want to make livable wages where they can stay and live in the city. they need to learn new skill sets to be competitive and we understand to other presentations how important technology is. but that can be very frustrating. myself as an older adult, semi retiring, going through that process now, updating my skill sets through technology, setting and learning about the interview process, how to bring myself up to speed. it's kind of overwhelming at times. i'm fortunate because i know were the resources are, who to call besides my colleagues here and get help and advice. not everyone is always in that situation. the othe

jail and the system">matthew muller received a 40-year prison sentence for the 2015 kidnapping of denisekins from her mare island home in vallejo. vallejo police initially thought that huskins and her boyfriend quinn made the whole thing up. a mistake that led to a civil claim costing vallejo tax payers over 2-million-dollars. the couple later decided to pursue the additional criminal charges and the solano county the district attorney's office accepted the casesot the prosecution and the defense both filed motions to see discovery evidence obtained by the f.b.i. in the federal case. muller next hearing is scheduled for december 10th. at the solano county superior court house in vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) florida official say hurricane michael has killed at least 29 people in that state...bringing the overall death toll to 39. michael slammed into florida's panhandle with 155 mile per hour winds on october 10... it also aff

in the case of the kidnapping for ransom, rape, burglary and false imprisonment of alleged victims denised aaron quinn. in 2016 muller was convicted in federal court for kidnapping in the same case. the former harvard law school graduate recently abandoned the idea of solely representing himself against the state charges. on monday he made a new motion here at the solano county court house in vallejo. solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysotsotalthough it was denied, aaron quinn's legal representative dan russo, talks about what he thinks is behind muller's co-counsel motionsot

in the case of the kidnapping for ransom, rape, burglary and false imprisonment of alleged victims deniseskins and aaron quinn. in 2016 muller was convicted in federal court for kidnapping in the same case. the former harvard law school graduate recently abandoned the idea of solely representing himself against the state charges. on monday he made new a motion monday here at the solano county court house in vallejo. solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysot matthew muller received a 40-year prison sentence for the 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins from her mare island home in vallejo. vallejo police initially thought that huskins and her boyfriend quinn made the whole thing up. a mistake that led to a civil claim costing vallejo tax payers over 2-million-dollars. the couple later decided to pursue the additional criminal charges and the solano county the district attorney'

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he was convicted in federal court of kidnapping denise huskins in 2015. he's been charged with rape, false imprisonment and robbery. and the attorney declined to comment. >>> and people who live in san francisco's mission district are upset about vandalism on several murals. there's an organization that uses public art that highlights cultural diversity and the words fake news was written over a mural, and another was spray painted with make america great again. >> this is where all of our murals are out. this shows set someone has, that make america great again, come strand lies the community. his is the fourth in less than a month that their murals have been vandalized and each time they've targeted work expressing solidarity with the palestinian people. >>> and a doctor is charged with illegally prescribing pain killers and other medication, he's accused of giving hydrocodone to two people in 2017 and 2018. the doctor is charged with insurance fraud. he faces up to 20 million and $1 million fine for eve of the six counts of illegal drug distribution. >

matthew mueller was convicted in federal court of kidnapping denise huskins back in 2015. he was sentenced -- a vallejo man -- now he is facing charges of rape, false imprisonment and kidnapping for ransom. of the mayor libby schaaf is ordering the police department to change a policy used in hiring new officers criticized as being unfair to women. >>> the department asks applicants to sign a form that could reveal if they've ever reported being victims of sexual assault. the form has been used for seven years but was not well known until yesterday when the san francisco chronicle published it. police officials told the paper they asked the question because they want to review all police reports in which an applicant may disappear and it's a question no employers should ask . >> there is a strong argument that it is illegal and an illegal thing because the penal code and the government code, had provisions in it to protect the identities of sexual assault victims. >> the mayor says no one was ever discriminated against because they had been sexually assaulted pick she has

with connecticut secretary of state denise merrill. on board the bus to discussion election issues in connecticut. and we will talk about top issues facing the state. the short to watch washington journal, five at 7:00 eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. and live now to cedar city utah for a debate between former presidential candidate republican, net money and democrat jenny wilson. this is hosted by the utah debate mission at southern utah university. this is your primary source for camping 2018. >> from the campus of seven -- seven utah. luck and good -- welcome to the debate. [applause] >> good evening and look into a debate between the two major party candidates running for utah's open seat in the united states senate. my name is bruce lindsey. live onnt is held october 9. it is part of the work to educate voters and to encourage the civil exchange of ideas. jennyate mitt romney and wilson argue with us on the campus of southern utah university in cedar city. they are competing for the u.s. senate seat held by orrin

overnight, 56-year-old james closet and 46-year-old wife denise from positively identified. the sheriff's department saying it received a 911 call from that home with one word that jumped out to them. help. here's nbc's morgan radford. >> reporter: this morning, the massive search is on for 13-year-old jamie clos, missing since her mother and father were found murdered in their home. it's a huge mystery in a small wisconsin town, beginning with a 911 call. >> we could hear yelling in the background on this 911 call. no one interacted with our dispatcher. it was just kind of an open line where we could hear different things in the background. >> reporter: it was that call from inside the home that led police to the scene where they found the bodies of her parents, skbra james and denise. no sign of jamie. >> she's not a suspect at this time. she is missing and in danger. she is a 13-year-old girl that we believe may have been at the scene when this took place. >> reporter: an amber alert has been issued for the teenager, described as 5 feet tall, 100 pounds with blonde or str

investigators discovered jayme's parents, james and denise, dead, here at their home in rural barron, wisconsin. >> i heard a shot. the second shot was even louder yet. >> reporter: the girl nowhere to be found. officers lured to the house after a puzzling 911 call. can you walk us through that 911 call and why it was unusual? >> the 911 call was given that night from the residence on a cell phone, but no contact was made with somebody that was on the other line. there was no one communicating with our dispatcher. >> reporter: they now fear is in danger. her family, desperate for answers. tell us a little bit about her and why you want people to care about what's going on. >> jayme's the sweetest little girl. she wouldn't hurt a soul. >> and alex perez live with us. and i know they are scouring her social media, friends, neighbors, for any potential clues? >> reporter: that's right, david. indeed they are. she was last seen on sunday at a family gathering. and authorities here are asking people to think back to jog their memory. they're hoping someone who may have seen something suspi

autopsies confirmed that james and denise closs were fatally shot and their deaths have been ruled homicides. officials say the girl is not a suspect and they believe she's alive and in danger. >>> the cdc says an outbreak of drug recivility ant sam nelly is linked to raw chick prone ducts. 92 people in 29 states have been sickened. 21 people were hospitalized. they have not found a contaminated source of chicken. they say there's many varieties of chicken from different stores has been affected. they say it's okay to eat properly cooked chicken. >>> usa today reports mexico sent police officers to its southern border with guatemala to intercept a caravan of migrants headed to the u.s. a group of migrants that has now swelled to about 4,000 is making its way through guatemala. the caravan set out from honduras last week. the migrants say they are fleeing violence and poverty. president trump is threatening to cut off aid to guatemala, honduras, and el salvador if they don't stop the caravan from reaching the u.s. border. >>> and banksy showed a video showing how he planned to shred the entir

he was convicted in federal court of kidnapping a physical therapist denise huskins in 2015.e was sentenced to 40 years in jail. now he has charges in solano county of rape, false imprisonment and kidnapping for ranso >>> fire investigators are looking into what sparked a house fire in concord. it broke out just before 8:00 near edmonton way and highway 4. doug a harris post this had video live to facebook after the fire fight was under way. the contra costa firefighters here are working to put out the flames that got pretty big. harris recorded medical professionals checking on a dog that wasn't breathing. the dog was revived and we are told he will be okay. >>> a rally is planned tomorrow in san francisco to call in city leaders to close the county jail. the no new sf jail coalition wants the community to invest in housing services. the demonstration is set to start at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. on wednesday the group plans to ask the board of supervisors to support recommendations made last year about reducing the jail's population. >>> uc hospitals will have to manage with

design of the rocket then obviously we are talking we would be potentially talking about major major denise and while on the one hand obviously this is always. you know included in the schedule the possibility that something may go wrong with a particular launch of that there are backup possibilities we are currently in a phase where unfortunately the russians so use is the only vehicle capable all stars are on the scene but. we we've been here since days before the rocket launch so basically the spirits were very optimistic two days ago starting two days ago when we got here we saw the astronauts at a press conference giving it talking to the media saying their last good bye the last goodbyes to their families. preparing for their six month journey in in orbit it's been confirmed that both the astronaut in the cars were not there a ok but when the launch happened and we saw it clearly from here everything looked fine the the rocket ascended into the sky several nose clapping taking videos but one thing that people mentioned hearing about a minute after the the launch was that they heard a

and that's when i want you to pull the trigger denise minnesota, denise >> caller: hey, jim, thanks forg me the cool kit to manage our own money. >> that's what i want, thank you! you've got to be good. manage your own money be great being a client of brokers if you can't let's go to work what do you have >> caller: all right i got a double in biotelemetry, beat, and it consolidated a month, it spiked and now it's dropping like a rock along with the rest of its sector. >> right >>. >> caller: and i'm wondering is this a buying opportunity? >> cardiac arrhythmia detection is a very, very good business. i think people were worried about the apple watch, believe it or not, and how it might be able to detect things one day. i would be careful you got a double take out -- i want you to take all the money, the capital that you put in, out. play with the house's money for the rest that's fantastic and congratulations. let's go to blaze in new york. blaze? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how you doing? >> i am doing well how you be >> caller: i am good jim, my question is portola pharmaceutical. >> oh

denise says he cares about the land they slant his product so why does he use a product that's been labeled as. top sick to aquatic life and is described as a probable human carcinogen by the international agency for research on cancer. we thought that all the other and now assists in tests we're talking about eight hundred studies in the world confirm that this product is not dangerous why do we use glide for sait because it's practical because we use very diluted amounts you want to punish us by removing it all it's not considered dangerous. in a landmark ruling a judge in the u.s. awarded a former groundskeeper thirty nine million dollars after he developed cancer following exposure to the company's weed killer saying monsanto had failed to warn him of the risks monsanto denies the product causes cancer some countries aren't sold on the safety of the chemical and have already restricted its use but the pharma we talked to is worried that a ban on the weed killer will do more harm than good if. we shouldn't forget that see if we're the only country just stop using it we will be disadvanta

. >> reporter: denise and her daughter, morgan, out for an evening stroll in downtown livermore. they are well aware of the two opioid related deaths and they are heart broken. >> as a parent, i'm told by other parents there's narcotics in the school and kids are being offered it more often than not. >> i've had friends who actually have passed away, and it sucks. >> reporter: while people who don't know the two victims are concerned about the way the two teenagers died, justin stepfather took to social media. scott adams, giving an emotional account of the death. >> he died last night, or maybe early in the morning yesterday in his dead. >> reporter: police suspect he died after consuming a street form of xanax. the 16-year-old grenada high school student overdosed yesterday. tonight, police are trying to figure out where the teens got the drugs and if the cases are linked. >> if we can run down if there was the same person that gave the whatever it is that these kids took, then we could find the source and deal with it that way. but we're still way too early. >> reporter: the s

denise and john schiller say they've seen it across the country, and now, it's come home.and do you ask, when you talk about the challenges, do you ask yourselves, when does it end? >> of course. of course. >> we have no question about what's been stirring up the pot. there's no question whatsoever. >> the divisiveness, the language. it's -- anti-semitism has risen in the last year. >> reporter: we met linda and her partner. >> she has a wonderful family and i love him very much, and she couldn't be here, so, i'm here in support of her, as well. it's very heartbreaking that this has come our way and not we're part of that horrible group, you know, that this has happened in so many towns now. >> reporter: so many young people here, too. >> i don't know if any place is immune, i doubt it, but, you know, this is kind of what can prevent it. >> reporter: this is pittsburgh right here. >> this is pittsburgh. >> no question about that. and we thank everyone we met on the ground there, determined to define pittsburgh in their own words, in their own strength. i'm david muir. i ho

in the case of the kidnapping for ransom, rape, burglary and false imprisonment of alleged victims denise huskins and aaron quinn. in 2016 muller was convicted in federal court for kidnapping in the same case. the former harvard law school graduate recently abandoned the idea of solely representing himself against the state charges. on monday he made a new motion here at the solano county court house in vallejo. solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysotsotalthough it was denied, aaron quinn's legal representative dan russo, talks about what he thinks is behind muller's co-counsel motionsot

involved in the twenty sixteen failed coup and designs to relief and development of the spotlight and denise the world bank and i.m.f. weeks after a devastating earthquake and tsunami. saudi arabia says it has complete confidence in a joint team formed with turkey to investigate the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi but those upbeat comments are at odds with the kingdom's growing international isolation the head of the world bank is the latest prominent figure to pull out of a major investment conference to take place and later this month we begin our coverage with stephanie deca and istanbul. they are explosive allegations the washington post quotes turkish and u.s. officials confirming that turkey has or g.-o. and video recordings that prove he was killed inside the saudi consulate you can hear his voice and the voices of men speaking arabic an anonymous source tells the paper you can hear how he was interrogated tortured and then murdered another source says men could be heard beating. this is a crime the reason is that crimes that it is during one of his appearance is not going

spokesperson denise stokes says they'll pick the contestants this week. >> three-quarters of your body is going to be covered with a lid. >> why am i sitting back and you're up? >> because i can't do it. i can't do it. i can't do it. i can't do it. >> reporter: here are some of the 30-hour coffinhallenge rules. you must be 18 years or older. you can't have any medical conditions where participating could be a health risk. you will get six-minute hourly bathroom breaks. and in-coffin meals provided by six flags. give it a try,. monica >> no. you add a zero to that 300 and we got a deal. r orter: now, fright fest is open on the weekends, and this event starts on october 1th at 6:00 in the eventing. and it continues until ctober 13th until 11:00 at night. now, you can sign up on our nbc washington app, search six flags. i'm shomari stone, where it's spook-tacular. back to you. >> i was thinking he was going to put the lid on. >> fulleffect. ll in. all right. i don't know what to know what a coffin meal is. >> right. >> crazy. all right, coming up on news 4 at 11:00, when and why you can e

hi are you denise? hi. hi, i'm ken. nice to see you. hi, i'm carole.nise upton and her crew met me and my wife carole at the south lake tahoe airport. denise is the animal care director at lake tahoe wildlire care and was here to hand over two bear cubs that i was going to fly to southern california.cg: :20denise upton/lake tahoe wildlife care 2442 they were too small to be hibernated throughout the winter so we thought we would send them down south where they could feed them all winter and get them nice and fat for release. 2451more on the bears in a moment... but first... we needed to load them up.the bears are in this nearly indestructable steel crate.all the seats had to be removed from the plane before we could fit it in... and it's heavy even without the bears. but after some finagling... we finally did it.within minutes we're airborne... turning south and heading to san diego county.smell them? whew, ooh. we eventually level off at 11,500 feet... cruising down the spine of the sierra.. the bears apparently resting in their cage.they were found l

earlier, my colleague shaun spoke to the soprano singer denise leigh. montserrat caballe was so important to opera. i think ithinki i think i was 15 when i first heard her sing with freddie mercury because that was my first exposure to the and possibly my first exposure to operate. i was a budding musician, didn't know what i wanted to do, i was playing instruments, and it's true to say that she actually pushed me in the direction of opera because she was the epitome of opera because she was the epitome of the operatic voice. everyone's idea of the operatic solo ‘s and the operatic lifestyle, such a glamorous lifestyle and glamorous career.m is hard not to think of dawn french when she did her impersonation of an opera singer when she did her impersonation of an opera singer was when she did her impersonation of an opera singer was thinking of her but how was she regarded in the industry? was she ate team player or was she a set apart figure? she was a consummate professional and whenever she was brought into a role, she just boosted everyone around her