so derek, he was a good guy. good cop. good friend. >> reporter: derek was just 32 years old, leaving behind his wife and his 6-year-old son and his family at draper pd. >> you know everybody talks about a cop's cop and the best cop you can have and how he treated and served the community. derek was one of those guys. >> reporter: for jaclyn moore, the loss was two-fold. >> he was starting to get some free time to come help me with the case and tell me more about what he did when he was on the case. and then he was killed. i didn't have anyone else to ask. >> reporter: you'd lost your friend. your old competitive friend. >> i lost my friend, and i lost any information that i needed on that case. there was no one else. >> reporter: because he was kind of the institutional memory of this thing, wasn't he? >> yes. >> reporter: jaclyn had only herself to rely on now. in the balance, justice for annie, now dead for a year and a half. she strongly suspected chris bagshaw knew more than he was telling. again and noticed something

our memory of derek, yes, mrs. sheely, you said he will always , butur 22-year-old son also the living memory of derek is going to change over time,, and we wanted to change that it will be transformative, and that will transform culture. that will transform science, and that is very important to everyone in this room. i can tell you personally it is very important to me. one of the things we came up pennis well, how about if state became a part of the andr.e.-affiliated program, we benefited from their expertise? connection we have made. they have given us a formal proposal. i have looked at that formal proposal, and we have run it through the infrastructure needs of a c.a.r.e.-affiliated program . we have run it through the individuals who have overseen the advanced research in the c.a.r.e. program, add i have run it through the numbers crunchers, and i can tell you that the commitment is there, 100%. i wish i can tell you right now this was the final proposal, but i can tell you what it is going to include as a

derek: yes and no. it's very early days, but just looking at price action today, i know we had a move on friday, througheuro-dollar is shiftso it is not a clear in favor of the u.s. dollar like you would've assumed, and --tainly previously is down and certainly previously is down .he trade war the markets are coming to grips with the idea that the fed is going to have to deal with tightening market conditions if this continues. the yield play is becoming less and less favorable for the u.s. dollar each and every day. vonnie: is the bond market going to decide all of this? it feels like the data is not really reflecting a massive slowdown yet. the factory data we got this morning really wasn't that bad. it doesn't seem like we've got that many ceos and cios coming out and warning about coming quarters. as the bond market going to dictate to the fed what is happening? derek: to a degree. as the bond market pricing rational? i would say yes it is. mexican imports are $350 billion. on top of the 250 billion

i do agree a lot with what derek said. when china got into the wtr, i remember when the negotiations were going on, that was a really big deal and there were tremendous expectations that china was going to not just open up its economy to u.s. trade and investment, but also transfer more into a market-based economy within around 15 years and it seemed like the chinese were saying that. after a couple of years, we saw china make progress in the wto and u.s. trade, investment, which i really did increase a lot. there were a lot of positives. china didn't begin that transition to a free market economy and to some extent in 2006, they sort of went backwards with greater state intervention. there's definitely a lot of disappointment vis-a-vis china, and for the members of congress who i work for, there's tons of frustration with china and has been for many years. this is definitely a huge issue. where we're going on this is not clear yet. i'll give you a little bit my perspective. this is my perspective, not sierra's. i only spe

. >> rebecca: great play drawn up by derek fisher. e liribit.he screen for s go chelsea gray comes back. you have to help a smidge right there as soon as sims does, it gives chelsea gray just the space sheneeded. and -- how many times have we seen this out of chelsea gray over and over? she's just going to deliver. >> ryan: chelsea gray, banged up late in the third quarter. was out at the beginning of the fourth. rebecca you said they need her back in those crunchtime moments, you said for them to ride her, that's what they've done. you nailed it, partner, she scored the last eight points for the los angeles sparks. >> rebecca: chelsea gray is such a tough player to guard at her position. she's big and strong and has a little fade-away. even if you're in great defensive position, she's going to get the shot off. she has the mentality to will the basketball in. >> ryan: now minnesota down four. they have no time-outs remaining. you could go a quick two, but you like to go three in this situation? >> rebecca: i think you, do i think you

this is derek's area of greatest expertise. the number i've been using is between 60 and 80% down. and that's very, very significant. now, many in washington are okay with that. they don't mind seeing this decoupling or falloff of chinese investment. but i would argue that there's a tremendous opportunity cost, particularly in the poorer parts of the country. and i would submit to you ballard county, kentucky, one of the poorest counties in the country recently added 500 jobs as a result of chinese investment and fish farming and in a paper mill, and i would submit to you again forest city, arkansas where 800 new jobs are planned but that in a yarn production facility. but those jobs are on hold since the tariff tit for tat began. i think it's okay to put that on the downside. the administration's use of more aggressive export controls and investment restrictions are a little bit outside of the trade area, but they're very closely related. so let me note that on the sif yus side, that the changes in the law has led to at least three forced divestments. one grinder, the second patie

derek almenna's defense team will go next and derek almenna himself will take the stand. >> henry lee is posting updates from inside the courtroom. you can go to our website, to read a daily blog on the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. >>> today in oakland, there's a job fair open. only to military members and their families. more than 40 couples will be there, including the warriors, pepsi, and the santa clara sheriff's office. it takes place at the oakland coliseum club level. the event runs until 3:00 this afternoon. organizers are asking all veterans, military spouses, national guard, and military reserves to register at recruit military.com. >>> kaiser permanente teaming up with bay area community services to find long-term housing for a growing segment of oakland's homeless community. the two organizations will work together to find places for people 50 years and older, who have at least one chronic medical condition. kaiser said it wants to help old homeless people who say it's difficult because they don't have a roof over their head. the first step will be identifying 515 olde

indeed, the late derek bell isn't here to give anyone any points. i'm pointing out there was nuance at the time in the sechbs even within core and naacp and impact litigation separate from whether this was oh, my god, we should do court ordered bussing in every city. having said that, it still remains the question you raised which is where does biden stand for today's democratic party. >> also biden is often on the wrong side of lift on major histories. on the wrong side of history with anita hill, with the crime bill, with the iraq war. and the challenge is that what people are asking him to do is say, as a career politician, will you reckon with your record and be willing to say there are places i screwed up and in this moment i would think in a more progressive thoughtful way how we educate african-american children. he can say that and he keeps leading opportunities on the table. >> this is one thing about having his record. when you have this long resume, you have to explain it to people that don't know you. when you're explaining you're losing

yoga glow a leader in online yoga classes they patented the way in which their classes are filmed derek males is yoga gloves founder this is a knife this is where we hold our classes we have this set up such that the camera is at the back of the room and he wanted to create an experience that was you know not like a filming. studio recording studio is it the placement of the camera and the height is that true is that the relevant yeah yeah the there there are a variety of specifications or the camera placement the high court or the details of the court or and there are other specifications as well ok you know them off the top your head. all right i don't put your id i leave a lot of numbers involved i leave that to the intellectual property journey of a lot of work goes into the entire class creation process to make sure that you know what people experience online is a high quality safe experience it's a look and feel that people have associated with yoga class and it's a look and feel that we certainly plan to protect last year goodloe did set out to enforce its intellectual property r

. >>> on the witness stand in tears, the wife of derek al mena testified today. the defense team used his wife to humanize him. we have more on this high-stakes trial that's expected to wrap up soon. melissa? >> reporter: that's right, raj. the testimony startwood tears. she broke down when she was asked to describe a family portra portrait, a picture showing derek almena and their three children. the photo was taken years ago during happier times. his defense team hopes her emotional words will sway the jury, which up until now they had not much many positive thichblgs. she described how the couple created an apartment for their family, which included three children on the second floor of the warehouse. alison said while she was living there, she saw firefighters, police officers, and kai ing inside the warehouse. she also withdrawals seeing former oakland arson investigators maria sabatini inside the warehouse. weeks ago sabatini testified she never stepped foot inside, so who is telling the truth? meanwhile, his attorney says his client will defend himself nex

keener here with the news at 6 and vicki thanks to both coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock derek elmen his wife takes the stand in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. >>her testimony bolstering the defense's argument that fire officials lied under oath. >>police release body cam video showing the moments leading up to a deadly shooting now the family's attorney is condemning how this was handled and p g and the lenders are offering a plan to pull the utility out of bankruptcy and given a new name the news here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow. not getting in today. not on my watch. pests never stop trying to get in. we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. >>what they call perjury that she estate this isn't failure memory. >>tonight at 6 the defense and the ghost ship warehouse fire trial continuing to shift the blame from master tenet derek elmen a to the oakland fire department elmen his wife took the witness stand for the first time today testified that she saw fire inspectors in the war

july 8th, derek almena will take the stand. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still ahead. 30 race horses have died at santa anita race tracks in december. coming up, we'll tell you about a new state law, hoping to deal with the problems of that race track. >>> and voters across the bay area, are tuning in to the debates. up next, we have reaction from people who attended some watch parties. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is off to a nice start. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. looks good, heading out to the peninsula. >>> and our weather looks good if you like it on the cool side. that's what we have. temperatures well below average. we'll show you those coming up. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. governor newsom has until midnight tonight to act on the state's nearly $21

. >> plus the wife of derek almena testified in oakland's ghost ship warehouse trial. what she told in court that contradicts earlier testimony by an oakland fire official. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news. this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. middle of the week. it is wednesday june 26th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. steve paulson is back and i know you're going to be heading to american canyon for your zip trip. >> it's usually breezy. >> is it? >>

just before the end of the programme lets have a word with derek. doubly incontinent, she is paralysed, she can't move, she is paralysed, she can't move, she can date, she is fed through a peg into her stomach. and we went through the ccg initially with full expectation she will be funded but that was declined. it was declined because her needs were not complex enough, even though like her last collar, she was regarded as having some of the criteria, she was severe and many of the criteria she was high in her needs. but they declined and asked me to go, if i wanted to, i could go to appeal which we did and that appeal was held about two months ago. and whilst the ccg were very understanding and agreed some of the assessments had actually marked my wife down as low in some criteria when they should have been higher, she agreed with all of this, it was still declined. so now we are faced with going to an appeal to a panel. how stressful is it? very stressful, it's costing five and a half thousand pounds every month in a nursing home. my wife's funds w

tv,ext on american history university of maryland history professor george derek musgrove talks about race in the district of columbia during the early republic and antebellum period. mr. musgrove is the co-author of "chocolate city: a history of race and democracy in the nation's capital." we recorded the interview at an authors event hosted by the association for the study of african american life and history. theou decided to cowrite story about race and democracy in washington, d c -- washington, d.c. why did you decide to never went down to washington, d.c.? musgrove: we wrote it about d.c. because there were all -- there was a need. there hasn't been a good book on race and washington, d.c. in about 50 years. the reason we made it 400 years was most of the books about the reallyglected the important racial populations in the city, particularly the native american population, so we wanted to start in the prison records, when john smith came up and went to aver native american village on the banks of the annie kuster river. >> let's talk about the early period. what was the racial

if we want to live like hobbits, that's nice for them. >> derek el men na's wife is expected to take the stand next week followed at some point almena himself. laura anthony, abc news. >> firefighters were able to lift a tractor that lolled over and pin aid man underneath. sky 7 was over the scene where firefighters were working to stabilize the tractor. the operator was apparently mowing vegetation when it happened. no word on his condition. >> the california state university system is accused of hiding $1.5 billion most of it student tuition money. the state auditor released a report today saying the money was stored in outside accounts between 2008 and 201. that's around the time student tuition was nearly doubled. by not revealing the surplus, the auditor says csu undermined state law that requires public universities to discuss tuition plans with students. csu's chancellor said today the money is for rainy day fund and that it is irresponsible to imply these one-type funds could be have been used in law lew of ongoing revenue sources. >> slack soared today in its trading debut.

, saying the city bears some response ability for the tragedy but prosecutors allege master tenant derek almeda created a deathtrap by converting the 10,000 square- foot space into living quarters in violation of the lease agreement. sarris says today's eyewitness account from the firefighter even though it was at least two years before the fatal fire, undercuts the prosecutions argument. >> he's a fire person. he knows what the law is, he knows whether or not a fire code violation occurred. and in essence, he said it was okay. >> reporter: the defense plans on calling police officers to the stand we are expecting derek almeda to testify sometime around july 8 or july 9. kit joe, kpix5. >>> the lawyers for two brothers allegedly abused at sonoma hannahs boy center, announced a six pointed million dollars settlement with at school, affiliated with the santa rosa diocese. the lawsuit alleges that former caseworker and counselor kevin thorpe sexually abused robert kennedy and his brother when they were teenagers. the lawsuit also alleges that the boys center and its employees knew about the

derek: not good. not good at all. in fact, both iran and the up verytates have set high levels that there no time for talks right now and that they are not ready to talk and they do not think talks with even the appropriate. you have that from the very top. donald trump came out and said that he does not think that wants to make a deal, so -- does not think that iran wants to make a deal. said that asmeini well. even though there's been a lot abe,vertures not just from but from other folks, trying to diffuse the situation, there is a continued escalation. the u.s. military presence -- to fleet is always in the region. there are additional personnel moved into the region in recent weeks. and this is a continued escalation that i think people want to try to keep in check before it becomes something bigger, but given the opportunity to maybe, you know, pass messages between the leaders and all of that sort of , as shinzo abe wanted to do, so far, from the very top lines publicly at least between iran and the united state

illicit status with increasing states and countries legalizing the drug abuse science correspondent derek williams is with us here to talk us through the report morning barry so the u.n. says there's been a 15 percent jump in people who need treatment for drug abuse that's nearly 5000000 more addicts what's behind the surge most a lot of this is just a question of bookkeeping to a certain extent statistically you would expect the numbers to go to go up because of course the world's population is growing so the number of people who are going to be addicted to drugs is going to be growing. in lockstep with that to a certain extent but some of it is simply bookkeeping and india nigeria in particular which you mentioned just in the run up to this talk there's there's just been better bookkeeping methods have been initiated so the whole drugs trade is by its very definition a grey zone it's very difficult to get information cartels and addicts are not going to provide information on how much they've imported or how much they've. old but but there are ways to get to better data and that's what'

very serious indeed derek thank you very much for filling us in science correspondent derrick williams. recent killing of jordan politician. a suspect of right wing extremists has raised concerns about threats to other public figures here we visited the southwestern telling of hall where a local politician. was a has been facing right wing threats for years. viviana vission moser never knows what she'll find in her mailbox often enough letters or flyers from the far right scene are waiting for her she says her neighbors don't get them she found these 2 weeks ago. and. it's 1st i wasn't sure if they were to be on the safe side i took them out to the tissue i had never come into contact with gun paraphernalia before is some kind of anonymous message meant for me it was in my mailbox that's definitely a reason to go to the police. as a local politician in the southern german city of horrible vision those who works for refugees and against the far right. this has made her the target of hostilities both on the internet and on the streets of horror. i often didn't i'll never forget this a ma

derek will be with us to tell who is impacted and how bad it is going to get.he first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >>> look at this near the city of phoenix, arizona. the valley of the sun. the fast moving wildfire in that state of arizona tearing through a national forest and firefighters are struggling to put the flames out there. >> strong winds have reportedly fueled the so-called mountain fire, making it difficult to contain. it

derek musgrove, thank you for speaking with us. >> this is american history tv, covering history c-span tile with interviews and discussions with authors, historians and teachers. 48 hours, all -- every weekend, only on c-span3. son and on afterwards, in her latest book, the target or, a former cia intelligence analyst offers or insights into the innerworkings of the agent the and her work in tracking terrorists. she's interviewed by congressman andre carson of indiana. who osamaople know bin laden is. there was another figure that you had a connection to with your service. tell us about your experience tracking him and those around him? initially charged with looking at and evaluating whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 or al qaeda. as an analyst, we had been writing policymakers and briefing them. our bottom line was that iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. there was no connection. invasion, when i became a targeting officer, and kelly rose to prominence because he had been attacking targets inside of a rock -- iraq, they eventually joined al qaeda. my job was

of agree with derek on this. you know, if the comments came from robert loilthhizee and it has not panned out to the way the extent the market was excited about his comments. >> we rallied this morning on these comments we're very sensitive to this barry, what happens if there is no deal or, i guess, we could imagine that the markets wouldn't like that but what happens if there is a deal with no real teeth or enforcement. are we going to get a sugar high rally? what have we gotten in the long run? >> well, i think the market is looking at this kind of like a horse race and it's betting on a trifecta one is trade deal will get done. also that we won't have a recession. and that interest rates are going to come down those three things and so if they don't happen, then that would be negative news i think, you know, a deal with china is priced in and to be honest with earnings being as poor as they are and cfos being as worried as they are. almost half of them expect a recession in the next year, we would tend to say

starling says yes, we have to keep trying and keep faith whether derek southgate needs to look at itven the experience and his team, what it means in terms of the tournament, is that england plays switzerland and sunday afternoon for a third or fourth place, it'll be portugal against the inaugural winner of the ua for a nation we, the winter that would be the next year championship yet again for the second year running, england beaten in the semifinals, so what may happen. al is always guaranteed drama with england. chelsea are reported to have agreed to sell eden hazard to real madrid. foran to sell eden hazard to real madrid. for an initial 88 million pounds. the bbc understands that the deal will be completed ina that the deal will be completed in a matter of days. despite no official confirmation from either club... it's thought the forward could cost up to 130 million pounds with add ons... which would be a record fee for both clubs. hazard's in the last year of his contract and hinted after chelsea's europa league win, that the final would be his last game with the club. where

joining us now is derek wall bank.something similar to what the president has done, banning huawei. they are looking into blacklisting some foreign firms. china is putting up a list of companies that have acted are still trying to see what all of that will entail. there is a lot of question going right now as to how far china will deal with that. china has said some of the concerns might be a little bit overblown, but you can see a little bit of the u.s. concern when you look at fedex. they mistakingly ship package from japan to china and instead put it to the united states. they said it was not intentional, but china has run off an investigation. as tois some question what china will be able to do with this list. how far they will take it, where it will go and what it means for u.s. companies. paul: what does it mean for u.s. companies, derek. does this look like a shot across the bows? should u.s. trading in china be a little nervous at this point? derek: i don't believe anything in this life is a coincidence, certai

yoga glow a leader in online yoga classes they patented the way in which their classes are filmed derek males is you know the clothes founder this is a knife this is where we hold our classes we have this set up such that the camera is at the back of the room and he wanted to create an experience that was you know not like a filming studio recording studio is that the placement of the camera and the height is that sort of relevant yeah yeah the there are a variety of specifications of the camera placement the high court or the details of the court or and there are other specifications as well ok you know them off the top your head. and i don't want you know i think i'll leave a lot of numbers involved i'll leave that to the intellectual property turned. a lot of work goes into the entire class creation process to make sure that you know what people experience online is a high quality safe experience it's a look and feel that people have associated with yoga class and it's a look and feel that we certainly plan to protect last year goodloe did set out to enforce its intellectual property

the lead and in the eighth, derek rodriguez walks back to back with the bases loaded.dgers beat the giants, 7-2. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. a big question mark. we will find out more about the health of the players and if kevin durant was going to play. >> if i was the shark, i would have been upset, too. that was breaking right there. >> you have to put it out of your mind and get the next pitch. >> much more to come at 11:00. if you are excited for summer berries,some are being recalled because of a hepatitis scare. we don't know who won the mega millions, but the ticket was sold in the san diego area. seresto, serjake...eresto. seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home ev

the hope is she'll defect a softer side of derek almena. he built stairs she said were unconventional but safe. other firefighters were in the warehouse in 2014 investigating a fire that something sabitini has denied. >> sabitini said i wasn't in there. captain freelin said i wasn't in there and they lied. >> almena's wife said many of the changes in the warehouse were done without proper permitting or inspections. ktvu is in court every day and every day the trial is in session. you'll also find a courtroom blog from henry leem. >>> family members of the hayward man who died in police custody say the city is trying to silence their case. asked the judge for a gag order to stop the family from speaking publicly. how the family is challenging that order. >> you will get it'sed. >> okay. >> get down on the ground. >> give me your arm. >> i can't breathe. >> you'll be all right. >> never before seen video showed robert hayward jr. being restrained by police in 2015 while experiencing a mental health crisis. you see nelson lose consciousness. >

. >> reporter: the company says it has strengthened its documentation process at tinker, but derek, a naval flight engineer who asked us not to use his last name, lives on base. he says problems persist. >> we get phone calls saying, hey, your house is leaking. well, your mind goes from what you're supposed to be doing to i'm thousands of miles away. why is it leaking? it was already fixed once. >> reporter: tina brown was fired in 2016. she is suing balfour beatty for wrongful termination. the fbi is currently investigating allegations at tinker and two other bases in california and washington. the company's incentive fees are estimated to be worth up to $800 million. >> omar, we know of one person being fired. any others that we're hearing about? >> just tina brown. that's the only one we know about so far. >> astonishing. omar villafranca, thanks so much. the wife of baseball superstar david ortiz says his condition has been upgraded to good. ortiz is recovering at a boston hospital after being shot in the back last week at a nightclub in the dominican republic. an 11th suspect is

let's bring in derek scissors. u.s. markets are solid under president trump. average rate of return 13% a year. under china's president xi just a third of that, 4%. is president trump in a strong position? >> i think he is. that's why i hope we don't give in to demands removing the tariffs and back off on huawei. they continue to steal and coerce and subsidize their firms. we cannot take their word for it at this meeting or anywhere else. we need a way to enforce their promises to us. there are tariffs and other sanctions we can take. but we shouldn't be dropping our enforcement. liz: china has enjoyed the biggest wealth transfor the. do you think this president should go even tougher on china? >> we started to do that last week by putting sanctions on chinese super computing companies. the chinese are trying to steal advanced american technology. that's something that needs to stop. that doesn't mean we need to stop all trade with china. we don't mind. but the theft of advance technology has to stop as the first condition. liz: what do you do? do you sanction

derek smith is a different kind of sibling.is five-year-old daughter graduated, derek walked up to her and gave her a hug and said i am so proud of you. he bursted into tears of pride and joy causing his little sister to do the same. the hug was a mood to make the girl happy. the photo will be going up on our living room. that's so sweet. you hope for your kids to have a relationship like that. >> truly. >> the fact that she teared up. she felt that. >> i know. >> for an eight-year-old boy to have that kind of empathy, that's incredible. >> the final low goes to the greater manchester police sport in england to make one high h p high-profile arrest. josie has lived a clean life. she wanted to feel dangerous. her granddaughter, pam, wants the police into get herself cuffed. the cops happy to oblige. the arrest was to let the grandmother arrested to let her experience what she could be behind bars. a big thank you to the great manchester police for arresting my gram josie, she wants to be arrested for something before it is too l

among the guests on the opening evening of the storm especially which was started by astrophysicist derek is really. i think. inspired people so they can do things. to face the love of people out inspired and one of the. actions of these christ and. to have a life in the way. and start. bring them on the big space the event is bringing together artists scientists and astronauts who are relating their experiences with missions during the space race of the 1960 s. and seventy's the aim of star misses to present scientific knowledge in a fun and entertaining way and those who do that especially well are eligible for the stephen hawking medal this year it was awarded to ilan musk whose aerospace company space x. has its sights set on mars musk spoke via a live remote link head of an important test launch. he. also honored was musician and producer brian enough for his 983 soundtrack album apollo. what a space sounds like when you say when you put a very large reverberations on the side you think that sounds so spacey you know they have been all these devices in the history of music called spa

derek: that would be the worst-case scenario.o done a pretty big rabbit hole speculating on that, but it gets into, hey, you bought something, now you have to sell it. isn't this a nice little market niche you have going here? a shame if something happened to it. things like that. these companies may be looking to settle for a fine or get this removed entirely. in the u.s., it is anything. there has not been this level of scrutiny on them in quite some time. but companies like google have faced threats like this from european regulators. so there is an established playbook that the tech giants can draw from. if you are looking for an increased -- you are looking for an increased lobbying on capital expenditures, look for staffing in rushing to policy shops there. while this is not at all related to the china stuff, i think it bears some mention that as a there is a u.s.-china sort of technological dominance struggle going on right now, that this is the u.s. looking at its own. so maybe there is a way to play some of that stuff if

well i'm now joined by the williams from all science desk derek you've just been in the news. talking about the world drug report and nicotine of course is a powerful drug do you think banning vaporing is a good idea well there are 2 sides to the baking issue on the one hand you have the question of people who are smokers who want to quit smoking and there are not the national health service for example and u.k. and the center for disease control in atlanta they both say that actually cigarettes can help you do that so there are health benefits for people who are already addicted to nicotine but the problem is when you get children addicted or young people addicted at an early stage and many of these products have massive doses of nicotine in one single jew product for example there's the equivalent in nicotine of an entire pack of cigarettes so the question of how much that affects development and what that can possibly do to the development of that young person is still very much up in the air in the f.d.a. hasn't yet regulated it so it's a it's a big issue in san francisco

. >> i don't think they made their case against derek almenna. they certainly made the case that there was an enormous tragged neoakland -- tragedy in oakland. that 36 families were torn asunder. that all of these young people were lost. >> they will start calling witnesses. one of them will be harris himself. derek almenna's defense team will go next. and almenna will also take the stand. henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> and henry lee is posting updates from inside the courtroom. you can read a daily log blog. >>> r&b singer, r. kelly, pleaded not guilty to 11 new sex assault charges. he was surrounded by attorneys as he entered a chicago courthouse today. among the felonies are four counts of aggravated sexual assault. kelly pleaded not guilty back in february to 10 other counts of sexual abuse against three girls and one woman during a 10- year period. starting in the late 1990s. he is currently out of jail, after a restaurant owner who calls herself a friend of kelly's, posted his bond in that case. >>> vallejo police are trying to identify f

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and again, i can ask derek, our h.r. director, or carole the labor relations director to speak to historical patterns. >> good afternoon, director for sfmta. in the past we would have ones that went to impasse and arbitration, but this year, half ended up in agreement. only three went to arbitration. i think the last time, director heinicke can give us a hint what the arbitration award would come out to be, even the ones that went to impasse and went to arbitration, there was quite a bit of agreement. i want to say maybe only one was a true arbitration award. but there was a lot of agreement. >> director heminger: to answer the question, this is regular, in my experience, this is 13 years of this and what happens many of the terms are agreed to, but the terms that can't be agreed to go to arbitration, and even there there has been a lot of progress, so the arbitrators is picking between condensed conditions. so you have a time when the arbitration is getting it over the final hurdle or two. here we negotiated without tha

. >> melissa, a lot of scrutiny will be on derek when he testifies. what is the defense team strategy directed to him? >> reporter: jess, i can tell you, before we hear from derek almena, we'll hear from his wife. she did not testify today, but we do know according to multiple witnesses that she played a key role in the early years of the formulation of the ghost house. she lived on the second floor of the house with her children. it's likely we'll see defense attorneys ask her if she ever saw police officers, firefighters, cps workers inside the white house and realized that people were living inside that building, guys. >> thank you, melissa. >>> a south bay auto burglar investigation has been solved. two oakland man has been arrested, as well as a man from sacramento. officers say they spotted the trio driving in a black infiniti sedan and pulled them over. they servarched the car and fou burglary tools. the men were wanted for car burglaries throughout the south bay. they're being held without bail. >>> it's one of the largest, richest, and most p

our third witness is derek slater, global director of information at google. and our fourth witness is nadine strossen, new york law school professor. they witnesses fall statement will be inserted in the record. i will now ask each witness to summarize the statement for five minutes, beginning with ms. bickert. ms. bickert: thank you, chairman thompson, rating member, and the committee. -- ranking member rogers and the committee. i monika bickert, head of global am policy management at facebook, and i am charged with policy and counterterrorism efforts. before i joined facebook, i prosecuted federal crimes for seven years on the department of justice. on behalf of our company, i want to thank you for leadership, combating extremism, terrorism, and other threats to our homeland and national security. i would also like to start by saying all of us at facebook stand with the victims, their families, and everyone affected by the recent terror attacks, including the horrific violence in sri lanka and new zealand. in the aftermath of these acts, it is even more imp

the lawyer for derek al menness said it's moral not criminal.porter wayne freedman getting reaction to a new california law that will require background checks when purchasing ammunition. some say it will save lives, others think it will make little difference. the law takes effect on monday, the fishes of its kind in the u.s. >> tensions keep rising between the u.s. and iran after president trump threatened obliteration if they attack anything american. elizabeth had your has the developments on this showdown. elizabeth? >> reporter: larry, iran is certainly not backing down and yes, today president trump fired back saying iranian leaders don't know the meaning of the words nice or compassion. and that the u.s. i f striking k against iran with threats on twitter writing, "any attack by iran on anything american will be met with great and overwhelming force." in some areas, overwhelming will mean obliteration. there in response to iranian president hassan rouhani insulting the white house saying the white house is afflicted by mental retardation

within weeks of the deadly ghost ship fire, 29-year-old max harris and 49-year-old derek almena were jailed, accused of creating a literal fire trap at the ghost ship warehouse that led to the deaths of 36 people. prosecutors claim harris and almena acted as managers, rent collectors and enforcers at the warehouse where at least two do in his first public comments, harris said he was merely a tenant who got a break on rent in exchange for cleaning and other odd jobs around the warehouse. >> he was scrubbing toilets, stocking toilet paper, doing dishes, sweeping the floors. i mean, it's ridiculous what the prosecution advanced against mr. harris. >> harris also testified the party and concert the night of the fire was planned by other tenants, including a friend and ghost ship victim. and he claims the property's owners hired an unlicensed contractor to siphon electricity from a neighboring business. prosecutors asserted that shoddy electrical work in the warehouse may be partially to blame for the fire. >> if the prosecution wants to advance this hearing, that's what caused the fire,

news4's derek ward shows us how. >> as we all know, life has not been fair and it has not been free.he day told the story. -year-old orion henderson had been jailed for a halloween prank, it was saide put a sack over his head to scare a girl on her way to school. the girl was white, orion was black. he was accused of assault, it wouldn't make it to a trial. >> little is known about the site. they've torn it down, but this story is surviving. >> a mob of men took him fm the jail and marched him to the railroad freight station where he was shot and lynched. >> there were some atrocities done here. it's very important that we understand this, see it and then use the information that we learn or what we've taken from this insnce and to reconcile. >> the story was known among some leesburg residents, but not widely known.ay after todhey expect it will be. >> history is living. it's not something that will ever be behind us. because there's truth that is revealed. >> there's a lot of history here innd leesburg a it can be complicated. and part of our whole journey together in this country

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the defense is hoping to portray a softer image of derek almena. and that he built stairs that she said were unconventional but safe. in 2014 investigating a fire. >> sabitini says i wasn't in there and captain freelin said i wasn't in there and they lied. >> many of 0 the changes made in the warehouse were done without proper permitting or inspections. ktvu is in court every day to continue that coverage. you will also find a courtroom blog at our website ktvu.com. >>> our time is now 6:39. still ahead for cannabis users. how researchers say marijuana affects the brain and the emotions. >> and we will introduce you to a bart agent who is being dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about... 10 minutes! 10 minutes... from a hotel by wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a g