he met diane dianne, he had known or three months.man on ashley madison and having a long term affair with him for four years. >> in the weeks following the funeral, the detectives continue their investigation. to have their shooter. but they also had lingering questions about whether danielle had somehow been involved. >> obviously, first things come to mind is the wife has a hand in this. she's linked and she's got to have something to do. >> and as mcdonald and shell barack sift through the evidence. they became more confident they were on the right track. with they -- study even these two seasoned investigators. for over a month, danielle had spied on both them and diane. >> -- totally obsessed with what sam was doing. this went beyond anything -- investigations. >> what's more, it appeared to them that daniel had persuaded michael to help her. >> they had basically stalked them. they had a tracker on their vehicles. >> -- >> correct. >> -- discovered in the wheel well of sam's -- police also found evidence that danielle and micha

. >>> senator dianne feinstein in the hospital in san francisco. >>> relentless snow causing problems >>> vice president kamala harris will visit san francisco for a roundtable with small business owners. she will attend a political fundraiser before leaving town. >>> senator dianne feinstein in the hospital with a case of shingles. the senator was diagnosed in late february and has been receiving medical care in san francisco. she hopes to return to work later this month. >>> a discussion between united states and russian officials at the g 20 summit in india. one year after russia first invaded ukraine the secretary of state had a straightforward message for his russian counterpart with the foreign minister. >> end the war of aggression, engage in meaningful diplomacy. >> there was no peace in the dialogue as russia insist the west is to blame for the war, he spoke with the chinese representative and implored him not to use weapons or support in russia. >>> first alert weather, the faithful at a church in plaster county look for a new place to worship after heavy snow caused a roof

first off, when dianne feinstein was accused of insider trading she said it's not my phone my husband did it, that i called about asg. it seems like a social, governing thing that companies are being forced to put part of their money into that because --i don't really know why. it seems to be an awful thing. the third thing is if stone is the fcc director, that is very dangerous. host: a couple of things. dave? guest: there is the issue --it would extend to spouses and dianne feinstein was not the one typically trading stocks and her family it was her family. nancy pelosi, she does not trade stocks personally, her husband however trades tens and millions of dollars worth of stocks and stock options per year. they are a married couple. you would assume that they have the ability if they don't outrightly talk about their own personal household finances. so we can face what every single member of congress and their spouse are doing behind closed doors in private when it comes to talking about their personal finances. but the argument being made by members of punkers and others who would

my congressman -- says he will not be running for dianne feinstein tenancy. instead of writing himself, he says he will help run barbara lee's campaign for senate. dianne feinstein announced retirement earlier this year. >> i'm honored to be cochairing barbara lee's campaigned for the senate. and endorsing hundred a. we need a strong, antiwar senator, and she will play that role. >> the democratic field to fill her seat also includes representative katie porter and adam schiff. as for republicans, state has not elected one to the senate since pete wilson in 1988. >>> university miami rallied to upset texas last night in the men's march madness tournament. mommy investigators for the first ever trip to the final four, where they will face the university of connecticut. florida atlantic will also take on san diego state next saturday live here on kpix. mourn the men's and women's tournament in about 15 minutes. for now, that's a look at your top stories. >>> developing is in the south. we are not the only dealing with severe weather. now millions are bracing fo

. >>> and senator dianne feinstein is in a bay area hospital tonight. an update on her condition. >>> the news at 5:30 starts rit w. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. another frustrated san francisco business owner says something has to change. his restaurant was once again broken into, and he's taking his fight right to mayor breed. >> this is the first time they came in and steal stuff. >> reporter: the restaurant was hit by thieves this week. he shared security video of someone breaking a window, coming in and grabbing the cash register and more. >> there wasn't that much money to begin with. they took our door dash tablet and ipad, iphone. it was the breaking of the window that cost money. >> reporter: a security gate was already added after windows were broken in the past. >> i think it's just frustrating because that's exactly it. i don't want to go home having to worry about my window is going to get broken into or i'm going to come to work in the morning and see something happen to my business. >> reporter:

such important context, dianne. and we appreciate the excellent reporting over the days and months as we bring you back in with the panel. sarah ford, we were waiting to see whether there would be any victim impact statements, and not a single one. was that surprising to you? >> i don't think that it is surprising. the victims have an opportunity to speak if they want, and they have the opportunity to choose not to. because there is a fine line, and there is no distinguishing between the victim's family, and the defendant's family. buster is the son of maggie, and the brother to paul and also the son of alec, and hearing him speak or certainly creighton water's office did an excellent job advocating for maggie and paul asking for the life sentence which the judge newman did sentence alec to. but listening to judge newman, the words were chilling and poetic, and so thoughtful, and really poetic to hear. >> and briefly, sarah ford, could he have ordered a sentence greater than life in prison? could he have gone beyond

still ahead, why senator dianne feinstein is in a san francisco hospital tonight. 5c developing newsonight, california senator dianne feinstein has been hospitalized here in san francisco with a case of shingles. >> a representative confirms that she was diagnosed during the february release as shingles is not life threatening, but it can be very painful. doctors say feinstein is expected to make a full recovery and she says in the statement that she hopes to return to work in the senate later this month, the 89 year-old senator recently announced that she would not run for reelection in 2024. for your health. the american cancer society says colon cancers becoming more common among adults younger than 55. >> a new study says up to 60% of new cases are also at more advanced stages. colon cancer is the 3rd deadliest cancer in the u.s. one. in 5 people being diagnosed now are younger than 55. researchers are not sure exactly why more younger people are getting it more than half of colon cancer cases are linked to things, including diet, a lack of exercise and smoking and doctors are re

. >>> a game of political dominoes has begun, 30 years ago, dianne feinstein began her first term as a united states senator and went on to win five more elections, making her the longest serving female senator. last month, she announced she would step down, even before she declared her intent to leave office, two california members of congress had announced they would run for her seat. recently, another contender announced she would buy for the position, barbara lee. >> when it was legal to discriminate against the lgbtq plus community, i wrote the hate crimes reduction act and got a republican governo to sign iinto law. what no one wanted to talk about global aids funding, i got president george w. bush to make it a priority. for those who say my time has passed, wind is making change go out of style? >> joining us now from washington dc is congress member barbara lee, thank you for joining us. >> nice being with you. what is it that made you now decide to run for senate? >> nice being with you. first of all there are so many issues that are not being addressed in the senate as it

senator dianne feinstein is hospitalized in san francisco tonight being treated for shingles, but the 89 year old senator says she does expect to be back at work soon. ktvu jana katsuyama is live in the newsroom now with more of the disease and whether the senator's absence could impact upcoming votes on the floor. jenna shingles is painful but usually not life threatening, and the senator said that in a statement she is expected to make a full recovery. she says she got the diagnosis in february, just after her announcement that she did not plan to seek reelection. senator dianne feinstein announced thursday that she was diagnosed in february with shingles, the senator said she's been hospitalized in san francisco for treatment. shingles is a viral infection. it's called caused by the varicella zoster virus, and it's the same virus that causes chickenpox, dr. michael stacey of lifelong medical care says. while most people have chickenpox when they are young, the virus can remain dormant in the nerves and re emerged decades later as an extremely painful rash. a lot of people describe

at 89 years old, dianne feinstein is the older sitting member of congress. announced last month she will not run for re-election next year. >>> well, as we enter march, it's now tax season, or maybe it isn't. today governor newsom extended the tax deadline by several months. this is for every county in the bay area. instead of filing by april 18th, you can file now as late as october 16th. that's for both state and federal taxes. so why is this happening? well, it's our weather. the series of damaging storms this year, the ones that caused the flooding, the landslides, and the other damage, previously the irs announced an automatic extension for all affected counties, but that was just for your federal taxes. today's announcement means you can also file your state taxes later as well. let's bring in our consumer investigator chris chmura. good to see you. not all of us had storm damage, so why do essentially all of us get this extension? >> this is not uncommon when there's a federal disaster declaration. >> it's uncommon for us, though. >> but it's not unco

cnn's dianne gallagher joining us from charlotte, north carolina.gh family linked to this case despite no connection made by police? >> reporter: so that's important, that no direct connection has been made by police. in part the reason why they're linked to it is because of a statement from the state law enforcement division they put out in june of 2021 where they said they were opening the death investigation into the killing of stephen smith because of new information that was gathered during the course of this double murder investigation of paul and maggie murdaugh. now, look, from that point on, we've seen rumors and innuendo. a lot of it has found its way into documentaries and podcasts and social media where rabid followers of that murdaugh murder trial began to talk about the stephen smith case. buster murdaugh, the only surviving son of alex murdaugh was a classmate of stephen smith and has been at the center of those rumors. he broke his silence today in a statement sent to cnn where he basically said he hadn't been talking about this at a

dianne, wow.reasonable doubt guilty in less than three hours. >> unanimous decision by those 12 jurors taking less than three hours. and what you heard the attorney general talking about there, accountability. the fact that no one is above the law. that's the reason why there were already members of the public lined up outside the courthouse to get to see alex murdaugh get sentenced for killing his wife and son. >> guilty verdict. verdict, guilty. verdict, guilty. verdict, guilty. >> reporter: alex murdaugh, a prominent local family of lourz and solicitors found guilty of murdering his wife maggie and son paul after just three hours of jury deliberations. >> it doesn't matter who your family s it doesn't matter how much money you have or them e. people think you v it doesn't matter what you think how prominent you are. if you do wrong, if you break the law, if you murder, justice will be done in south carolina. >> reporter: the jury was seen with heads down, never looking in murdaugh's direction a

. >> we begin this hour with cnn national correspondent dianne gallagher, she is outside the courthouse in walterboro, south carolina. we have sentencing today coming up in hour. tell us how these events will proceed from here, including victim statements. >> reporter: that's right, jim. so we anticipate around 9:30 a.m., so about half an hour from now, judge clifton newman will return. i can tell you the attorney general is already here waiting and sort of talking to people about what happened yesterday. once we get into court alex murdaugh who is in custody at this point, we do not anticipate him to be in a suit, necessary custody, he will probably be in a jumpsuit, potentially even shackled coming into the courtroom to hear his sentence. judge clifton newman will make the ultimate decision, the attorneys can plead their cases. he is facing between 30 years as a minimum and life in prison without the possibility of parole as a maximum for those two murder convictions, killing his wife maggie and his son paul. now, we do anticipate to hear victim impact statements. some of what is unfo

dianne gallagher as you know has been covering this from the very beginning she's outfront live in water bro south carolina outside of the courthouse. diane i understand the verdict came in a few weeks ago, a few hours of deliberations what else you understand is happening right here. >> as you can imagine this is a fluid situation, we have seen movement of the cameras inside of the courtroom signaling there is something going on but were focused on the seal every time we are in break. according to the pool at 6:41 p.m. the jury let the clerk of court no that they reached a verdict. we do not know what the verdict is, alex murdaugh facing four felony charges in a series of the murder of his wife maggie and his son paul, as you mentioned three hours of deliberation after lengthy closing arguments in the prosecution, the defense in a rebuttal from the prosecution this afternoon before the judge charged the jury and sent them back. we did know that they were going to deliberate creed we were told until at least 10:00 p.m. tonight that they were not ordering dinner at this point, they did ha

and dianne feinstein just kind of nods and accepts it.in mind, this person sits on the, quote, intelligence committee in the united states senate. and it's sad really you think even a corrupt machine state like california would deserve more than this. voters voted for her, assuming she would be aware of the surroundings and keep their best interest in mind. but, no, nobody in the party cares because representative democracy means nothing to democratic leaders. they don't mind if you know they feel that way. that's how washington actually works. even by those low standards it has been a little bracing to watch the short political career of john fetterman unfold. fetterman got to washington in january and within a month suffered a mental break down so severe that he wound up in the psych ward where he remains tonight. we are not mocking john fetterman. the mercenaries in his orbit very much including his wife gisele should be ashamed of what they have done. apparently fetterman cracked under the senate campaign in which he was forced to pre

we will go out to dianne gallagher. walk us through what happened in court this morning. it was incredibly remarkable to hear from judge clifton newman reflecting in a measured way talking about this these crimes that murdaugh has been convicted of, but also the person that he saw hymn become. >> amara, we have talked for so long why this particular case is capturing nation, and it is more about the murders of maggie an paul, and as tragic as they are, but it is about the power that this family had for a century as the solicitors and the prosecutors in this country, and about at friendly people, and you were gregarious and friendly, and how did you go from that to this. the junl said that he had argued before him in the past, and he knew him, and he had removed a portrait of his grandfather from behind him where this trial took place. and where he was, so that he could ensure a fair trial. i was astonished at the raw words of the judge before he sentenced him to two life sent sentences for the murders. listen to. this. >> i know that you have to see paul and maggie in the

we are joined by dianne gallagher in charlotte, and this is one of the unusual episodes that before thishat is buster's connection to this? there is no real connection to this, and though there are podcasts and social media rumors around this, and there is new representations to the mother of stephen smith who is the 19-year-old nursing student who was killed in 2015, and ruled initially as a result of the hit-and-run, but the responding officers and others say it does not appear that he was hit by a car based on the evidence at the scene. in 2021, s.l.e.d. released a statement saying that they were reopening the investigation of smith's death based on the investigation of the double murder of paul and maggie murdaugh, and that is the only connection to the murdaugh family that has ever been officially made there, and s.l.e.d. has not commented on what they found that caused them to reopen it. sunday, they said they have made progress in the death of steven smith, but that the investigation is active and ongoing. so this morning, buster murdaugh made a statement ahead of sandy smith. he

dianne gallagher is outside of the courthouse, and diane, it is not the first juror, and others with covid among them, and walk us through how long you expect the closing arguments to take, and who stepped in to fill that juror's spot. >> well, let's talk about this juror to be dismissed with, because we are down to one alternate juror at this point, and five of the original 12 have been replaced with alternates, and this is a surprise this morning and the judge came in and announced that they had been having interviews with individuals and the juror herself about any discussions that she may have had with other people about the case. now the judge said that the juror denied that she had discussed case, but they had determined with other interviewers that the juror had contact or discussion with others with at least three individuals. it does not appear that the discussion was that extensive, but it did offer the juror offering her opinion on the evidence in the trial. he brought her in the room and dismissed her in the case, and asked if she had anything back in the juror room and s

dianne gallagher was following the details from charlotte, north carolina.ering, after all of these years, why the push now to exhume smith's body? >> reporter: so, i think that sandy smith, the mother of steven smith, would say that she would have done this years ago if she knew it were possible. and if she had the money to do so. and part of the reason why she's able to try for this right now and, look, her attorneys still have to petition a judge to get permission to exhume his body, is because of roughly $70,000 worth of donations she's been given through a gofundme. much of them coming from the those who followed the murdaugh double murder trial online. millions of people watch that unfold. alex murdaugh was convicted in the murders of his wife and son earlier this month. and, look, there is no direct connection between buster murdaugh and steven smith. aside from the fact they went to high school together. but there has been a lot of innuendo and rumors included on podcasts and social media and much stems from a 2021 announcement from the state law enf

over to cnn's dianne gallagher joining us. what are you hearing from the family at this point? >> you know, kate, understandably, we have not been able to speak with any of the family members since receiving this tragic update about them being locate and two of them being killed. but i can tell you that cnn speaking with them leading up to this news, that three of the four phrenes grew up right here in lake city, south carolina, an described them as close knit and always like glue. they had left here and lived in other places, but remained the tightest of friends. they traveled to mexico and latavia "tay" washington mcgee who was one of the friends, and her friend who did not want her friend there on the record, but they went to go to brownsville to travel to matamoros for a medical procedure. and they made it to brownsville, but they never showed up friday for the doctor's appointment. they called her mother to say she had not shown up to doctor's appointment. so they were concerned, and they called the phone, but no answer, and so they were posting on facebook, and nobody hea

senator dianne feinstein is in the hospital being treated for a shingles. infection will explain what that infection from. ktvu fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave corn. good morning. i'm pam cook. it's friday, march 3rd big side and i think we have one more clear day . let's check in with steve paulson. today will be okay then change. change change, okay? yes. first thing i thought of what it's friday. alright thirties and forties. it's cold out there and we've been colder. but still plenty of thirties out a little bit some high clouds down towards san jose, but overall we're looking pretty good there mostly clear if you get out and enjoy yesterday. i would do it again today because changes are on the way starting tomorrow. hello friday. hello friday. mostly clear cold lots of sun. a little bit of a little zephyr there in the afternoon. little bit of agrees here we are still well below average for this time of year, never below average, always above. here he is, mr sal

. >>> some positive news dianne feinstein is now back home, late last month, we reported the california lawmaker and oldest member of congress was admitted into the hospital for shingles. she said last week that she hopes to return to work later this month ahead of her current term ending in 2024 and the 89-year-old says she will not run for senator. >>> as we just told you, there is a warning for people living in martinez and pacheco . the health concerns over the soil in your garden. >>> first, we are talking tesla , some say apple is going bananas, we will chat with an expert about it coming up. for catching a ride at - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> a dozen senators are teaming up on a bipartisan bill that could then tiktok nationwide and apple goes bananas. joining us li

. >> cnn's dianne gallagher has more from walterboro. >> i sentence you for term of thes rest of youratural life. >> reporter: two consecutive life sentences for disgraced attorney alex murdaugh for the murders of his wife maggie and his son paul, the end of a dramatic six-week trial. >> mr. murdaugh -- >> reporter: murdaugh spoke in court again saying he did not kill his wife and son. >> i'm innocent. i would never hurt my wife maggie, and i would never hurt my son paul-paul. >> reporter: but judge clifton newman offered a different take. >> it might not have been you. it might have been the monster you become when you take 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 opioid pills. maybe you become another person. >> reporter: judge newman saying this trial was, quote, one of the most troubling cases of his career. >> i know you have to see paul and maggie during the nighttimes when you're attempting to go to sleep. i'm sure they come and visit you. i'm sure. >> all day and every night. >> yeah, i'm sure. >> reporter: the prosecutor, again, pointing out murdaugh's lies. >> the lack of remorse, and the eff

dianne gallagher, unclear who that is going to benefit or hurt. appreciate your reporting.e now is cnn criminal analyst joey jackson, and i want to get your take on that juror who was removed this morning. and now you have replacing this juror an alternate sitting in. does that -- how does that impact, you know, the case or does it help the prosecution versus the defense in any way this late in the game? >> it doesn't, amara. good morning to you. what happens is that you have a jury impanel of course always in a jury trial to select alternate for this very reason, and there are others that are dismissed because of misconduct in this case, or because they are sick or other obligations, because the jury goes on too long, and that is why you select a pool so that in the event that you are missing jurors. so in this case, it is not affected at all, because you have an additional one, and the trial is closing up, and could another juror happen at some point in the future, absolutely, and how long will they deliberate, we don't know. but at this point, it will not affect, and ama

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. >>> dianne feinstein is in a san francisco hospital getting treatment for a painful skin condition. the 89-year-old california senator has been diagnosed with shingles which can develop in older adults who had chickenpox. she was diagnosed in late february and has been receiving medical care in san francisco. she says she expects to make a full recovery and hopes to return to the senate later this month. >>> switching gears let's go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. everybody is excited for the weekend but it sounds like we will have to stay inside. >> yes and no, at times. let's plan this out so everyone can find time to get out and get fresh air. the dogs need to go on walks. we know the drill. starting from mount diablo, it's been partly cloudy all day. snow is still on mount diablo and we will see a little bit more in the next days as snow levels are expected to drop to 2,000 feet. 50s throughout the board and warmer near santa rosa. we have another series of storms sweeping in. we will be seeing a little bit more snow in higher elevated areas. a half inch near mount d

written by california's dianne feinstein, lasted a decade from '94 to 2004.its effects were inconclusive. it depends how you look at the numbers. we'll talk more about the ban in a sec. here is the first lapeaking at a conreonly moment after she had heard thnews. >> you know, you're so enthusiastic and with so much energy and hope and i feel it, but while you've been in this room, i don't know wer you've been on your phones, but we just learned about another shooting in tennessee, a school shooting. and im trul without words. >> i call on congress, again, to pass my assault weapons ban. it's about time that we begin to make some more progress. there's more to learn, but i just wanted to send my concern and heart out to so many parents out there. >> there's not enough sup in congress to ss another assault weapons bill. congress did not pass one after the death of 20 first graders in sandy hook. a few years ago, after 23 people were murdered at a walmart in el paso, president donald trump sat with dianne feinstein and said, on live television, he would bansider

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right now, dianne gallagher is live in south carolina this morning.perty? >> you know, don, they were not allowed to speak to anybody when they were there except for the judge cliffon newman. the attorney general for the state of south carolina and the defense attorneys were there on the property. they got a chance to see the property, perhaps see how far away things are. the media poolers that visited there said they took steps between where paul mur dog and maggie murdaugh's bodies were and there were 12 tepz steps be them. >> on behalf of the state of south carolina, we ask you to return a verdict of guilty. >> the state of south carolina closing out the double murder case against alex murdaugh. >> he was the threat to maggie and paul. he knows there's no vij lanlty o -- vigilante out there. >> reporter: he said he was a thief and liar and killed his wife and son from preventing a decade of financial crimes being discovered. >> he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. don't let him fool you too. >> reporter: waters tel

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stuart: i'm going to get serious , california senator dianne feinstein has been hospitalized. now as long as she's in the hospital she can't vote in the senate so lauren what do we know about her medical problem? lauren: she has shingles. she was diagnosed and found out about it in february and she's been in the hospital in san francisco. she's 89. she says she expects to make a full recovery but to your point, she missed a dozen votes and two committee hearings since coming down with the shingles. she already said i'm not running for re-election in 2024. she's the longest-running female in the senate. she's been there since 1992. stuart: it's important because john fetterman from pennsylvania is also hospitalized, dianne feinstein is hospitalized. the democrats have a majority of just one in the senate with two out. they don't have that majority. lauren: they just called in the vice president. stuart: yeah, interesting situation developing here. all right, let's check the two- year treasury yield. we're checking it because it's at close to the highest level since 2007. is tha

and then senator dianne feinstein, a health update on her about a week after she was hospitalized "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> as california grapples with how to respond to the homelessness crisis. lawmakers on both side of the aisle are calling for more accountability on how state funds are being spent to address the issue. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at the action. legislators say needs to happen. >> to ensure resources are going to the right places. >> it's an all too common sight across the state. homelessness. the quick drive in downtown sacramento. and this is what it looks like near 9th and h streets just blocks from the state capitol. the statewide issue was garnered the attention of lawmakers with some now calling for more transparency int

dianne gallagher has been covering this trial.south carolina, i asked you to return a verdict of guilty against the defendant richard alexander murdaugh. >> reporter: the state of south carolina closing out its double murder case against alex murdaugh. >> because he was the threat to maggie and paul. he knows there's no vigilante out there. >> reporter: the prosecutor slamming murdaugh as a chief and a liar who killed his wife and son to avoid a decade of financial crimes from being discovered. >> and he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. don't let him fool you, too. >> reporter: waters telling the jury the gun used to kill maggie murdaugh has since disappeared but that her husband would've been familiar with it. >> family weapons were used to commit this crime. >> reporter: while recalling all the details data, video and testimony presented to the jury over the nearly six-week trial. >> and after an exhaustive investigation, there is only one person who had the motive, who had the means, who had t

plus, california senator dianne feinstein recovering in a bay area hospital. what we know about her condition. and our top story, a san jose man arrested for allegedly possessing explosive materials in his home. just a block away from a high school. we are live on the scene with the very latest from police. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. and let's get right now to san jose. it's still very active scene there as san jose police are working with federal authorities to try to remove these explosive materials from the home. we're also told that there were some narcotics found inside kron four's charles clifford standing by live for us. >> he has the very latest. charles, thanks for the update. yeah. >> yeah. this is a very active scene. you take a look behind me here. you can see the san jose police department, a lot of officers here. the bomb squad is here. we've got the fbi searching a home. also, one suspect has been arrested. let's go and

letters from dianne feinstein, alex and other representatives call the army corps of engineers to provide emergency assistance to fix the levy. that levy broke more than two weeks ago flooding the small town around the pajaro river. >>> brand-new details after a shooter opened fire in a nashville school. >>> bribing chinese officials is the latest trouble for the founder of the bankrupt crypto exchange. details on the new charges against the founder of ftx. >> to some of our other top stories mexico's president says the mattress fire to blame for 39 deaths in an immigration center in horace. just across the border from el paso. he says the migrants were protesting after learning they would be deported so they set the fire to those mattresses. and police today will release body camera video from the deadly school shooting in nashville where six people were killed by a former student of that school. police are still looking for a motive and they say there is no evidence any of the victims were specifically targeted. police said the shooter was under care for any emotional disorder and that

. >> catherine, thank you, california senator dianne feinstein said that she is out of the hospital and receiving treatment at home now as she recovers from a bout of shingles. the 89 year-old democrat said last week that she was hospitalized in san francisco after being diagnosed with the infection in late february. feinstein tweeted today saying that she wants to thank everyone for their well wishes and the hospital staff for providing excellent care. she looks forward to returning to the senate as soon as possible on site announced last month that she will not seek reelection to the senate in 2024. and that announcement kicked off a highly competitive race for her seat. several democrats, including congressman adam schiff, congresswoman barbara lee, congresswoman katie porter have all announced their intention to seek feinstein's seat in next year's election. still ahead tonight, the new legislation introduced to protect americans from threats posed by tiktok. >> what the bipartisan bill >> what the bipartisan bill aims to accomplish. a lot of new dry eye patients in my office tell m

dianne gallagher on the scene for us.ght now from attorney and legal affairs correspondent areva martin. areva, thanks for joining us. so we all just heard part of the defense's emotional closing argument. do you think that actually resonated with the jury? >> what i think was the most important argument the defense made is look, if he was -- alex was trying to distract from anything, whether it was his financial issues, whether it was the allegations of financial crimes, he would have done what he subsequently tried to do, which was to have someone try to kill him so that his son buster could recover insurance proceeds. i think that's a very powerful argument for any juror sitting there having a hard time believing that this man is so monstrous that he would kill his wife and his son. here's an alternative theory. yes, he may have done something crazy, but that crazy was to try to kill himself, hire a hit man who turned out to be like a distant cousin to try to kill himself rather than kill the people that he loved the m

his family now pushing for smith's body to be exhumed and for more we turn to cnn's dianne gallaghermorning to you. the smith family attorney says this is about seeking justice and has nothing to do with the murdaugh's. what do you know? >> reporter: don, the attorneys saying, look, they want a fresh start with a fresh look at stephen smith's body from the beginning the murdaugh name has sort of swirled around the death of stephen smith from witness interviews back in 2015 to the state saying they reopened the case because of information they gathered while investigating the murders of maggie and paul murdaugh. but, those are just rumors. there's never been a direct connection and now buster murdaugh is speaking out about those rumors for the first time. >> what is your emergency? >> i just want -- i see somebody laying out. >> reporter: it's been nearly eight years since the body of 19-year-old stephen smith was found the middle of this country road in hampton county, south carolina. the teen's death gained national attention in june, 2021, nearly six years after he was killed when

cnn's dianne gallagher is here outside of the courthouse in walterboro, south carolina. diane, it was really the last just 24 hours here very astonishing moments inside of that courtroom, led this morning by the judge himself. >> reporter: abby, i don't know if people exhaled out here outside of the courthouse watching until judge clifton newman finished speaking directly to alex murdaugh who answered him when was asked questions, but mostly because he has to just sat there and listened. it was a dressing down like i have never seen, going through the family history of the murdaughs, letting alex know that he had to remove that portrait of alex murdaugh's grandfather from that very courtroom where he was just convicted of murder so that he could have a fair trial, letting him know about the power his family has and trying to understand how he could do something like this. you know, judge clifton newman handed down those consecutive life sentences to alex murdaugh while expressing disappointment and bee winderment. abby, he is an extremely respected judge in south carolin

senator dianne feinstein is hospitalized in san francisco after being treated for shingles . but the 89 year old says she expects to be back at work soon to be ex jana katsuyama has more on the disease and whether the senator's absence could impact upcoming votes on the floor. senator dianne feinstein announced thursday that she was diagnosed in february with shingles, the senator said she's been hospitalized in san francisco for treatment. shingles is a viral infection. it's called caused by the varicella zoster virus, and it's the same virus that causes chickenpox, dr. michael stacey of lifelong medical care says. well, most people have chickenpox when they are young. the virus can remain dormant in the nerves and re emerged decades later as an extremely painful rash. a lot of people describe it, as like a burning stabbing pain might last for a week to 10 days. um some people will have long term nerve pain after getting shingles that can last longer. dr. stacey says shingles is generally not life threatening, but the risk of getting the disease increases as people get older

josh campbell, dianne gallagher and kylie atwood, thank you to all of you. let's bring in a former member of the fbi's rescue hostage team, rob d'amico. you see that woman walking around at gunpoint, but you also see some evidence that there were perhaps people who were not moving. two dead, two alive, one critically injured. what do you think based on when we know so far happened here? did the hostage-takers go further than what happened in those initial moments perhaps killing or injuring the victims after what we see transpiring on this tape? >> yeah, abby. it was a horrific video. i saw the uncut version yesterday early when our intel analyst sent it to me and it reminded me back of iraq and afghanistan, the freedom of movement that the bad guys were doing. i believe that they were probably injured in the shootout in the car, and i don't think later on anything else happened. looking at that video, i've seen enough of them from over there, i'm actually surprised three are -- or two are alive because the way they're dragging the bodies and everything else

. >>> and senator dianne feinstein is in a bay area hospital tonight. an update on her condition. >>> the news at 5:30 starts rit w. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. another frustrated san francisco business owner says something has to change. his restaurant was once again broken into, and he's taking his fight right to mayor breed. >> this is the first time they came in and steal stuff. >> reporter: the restaurant was hit by thieves this week. he shared security video of someone breaking a window, coming in and grabbing the cash register and more. >> there wasn't that much money to begin with. they took our door dash tablet and ipad, iphone. it was the breaking of the

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. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is in a san francisco hospital tonight battling a case of shingles. the painful skin condition often develops in older adults who have had chickenpox. the 89-year-old senator said in a statement she's expected to make a full recovery and hopes to return to work later this month. >>> all right, traffic is flowing smoothly again along interstate 80 across the sierra. the chp closed it earlier this week due to blizzard-like conditions. today the open roads allowed families to enjoy the sun and snow boarding. there you go. sledding as well at the higher elevations. people are being warned about the snow and icy roads and the risk of avalanches, especially with another storm expected on saturday. >>> all right, here in the bay area, we're seeing the remnants of the recent snow, and people just can't get enough of it. our max darrow takes us to a hidden treasure on the peninsula that saw a flurry of visitors as soon as the snow flurries started. >> reporter: you can see the snow is still sticking on the ground in some places, like here on skyline boulevard

donald trump was president, after 23 people were murdered at a walmart in el paso, he sat down with dianneon live television he would consider a new assault weapons ban. >> if you could add what you have also, and i think you can, into the bill -- can you do that? joe, can you do that? can you add some of the things -- you're not going to agree with me. >> trump would change his mind publicly but he would bring up an assault weapons ban several times afterwards. 1994 crime bill that banned the sale of those weapons were manufactured during ten years. that was the ban. if you already had the rifle, you could keep it at the time. since that time, the "washington post" estimates about 16 million modern sporting rifles, as they're known in the industry, have been sold since that time. so, if there were a new assault weapons ban, likely isn't going to be one, there would be 60 million rifles that would not be covered. >> already out there. >> if they were under the old ban, exactly. >> already out there. that's a big problem. >> it is. >> thank you, scott. >>> let's head back to what's going on