fayed?ches and also cell site coordination. >> it would take more than a year to gather enough evidence to charge two more suspects with murder. in june 2010 steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say jim didn't know them, that moya hired them. investigators say steven was the alleged stabber and gabriel was the lookout. both pleaded not guilty. but amazingly, jim fayed wasn't done with the idea of murder. he apparently believed his cellmate had connections, and he wanted to hire a new hit man from jail. >> he wants the ranch hand taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he can actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and that'

fayed?through cell phone searches and also cell site coordination. >> it would take more than a year to gather enough evidence to charge two more suspects with murder. in june 2010 steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say jim didn't know them, that moya hired them. investigators say steven was the alleged stabber and gabriel was the lookout. both pleaded not guilty. but amazingly, jim fayed wasn't done with the idea of murder. he apparently believed his cellmate had connections, and he wanted to hire a new hit man from jail. >> he wants the ranch hand taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he can actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissione

fai reece howden. it would hold the fire. apartments would be... fai reece howden.t would hold the firem would stop the fire from coming into their flat, as it would stop the fire from coming into theirflat, as it were. devastatingly wrong. all kinds of safety breaches have been uncovered. there was a £10 million refurbishment of the building, including the installation of flammable cladding, that everyone has come to know now. and more than 100 non—compliant fire doors up and down the building. absolutely devastating. i think one of the reason people stayed longer than they should hail of and could have, is because they were older, a lot of them were migrants, and media trust if you don't trust a firefighter? reasons. i don't blame them, the rank—and—file, it is the top brass. properly they froze. as the enquiry continues, it is more harrowing, the detail we are hearing, and information. as you say, we are coming up to the one year anniversary, june 14, a difficult day for many. it was not necessary. let us move on to a story that the atlantique has let us move on

. >> over to fai.ice saying a man suffered a medical emergency as officers were taking him into custody. he later died at a hospital. it happened whilehe officers were responding to domestic call at a home in mission court in alexandria. we're told the money was 31. right now administrative and underway.ations are >> former naacp president bep jealous defeated rash baker lasts night for the nomination. jealous minimuwage to $15.5 he'll face larry hogan in november. >>> if he lekt head would become. >> look going out there. traffic swimming about in t shot here. 5:15 again. michaekthomas let's tal about rainn tap. >> rain possible later th afternoon. we'll have to keep that behind me satellite and radar around. the reg showers and storms that's your headline. it has been a quiet start to workweek. just kind middle part here is best chance for conditions in town. 71 is current temperature in d.c. and 66 of toytart the . some suburbs waking up nice's coolnce again. it won't last much longer. and if you kn

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ron racy, geneva classical christian school, fai oaks anch, texas. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty, sovereign, creator, d eternal holy god, you have shown great kindness and mercy it all your people. let your ears be attentive and your eyes open to this prayer for your servants, these men and women of congress, who are your representatives of the people of this nation. may we remember that in the beginning you gave us this nation and the freedoms and abundant blessings we enjoy. confess our od, we since toward you. we have not obeyed the simplest of your commandments, to love the lord god with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, with all your mind, and to love your neighbor as yourself. we ask that you grant us forgiveness and give wisdom, understanding, and compassion to these, your servants. in the name of god, our heavenly father, jesus christ the son, and the holy spirit. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1,

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sound from fay draperkett "i had to leave my dogs " animal control did get fay's dogs out safely.. they are currenly at a kennel. frusteration here among the evacuees with no end to the fire in sight but they are thankful for the help and fighters are doing. sound bryan shwartzin lake county gabe slate kroon 4 news. (ken and lawrence)so- we want to keep our eye on the fire danger in the area. lawrence, a shift in winds is going to make it tough for crews tomorrow? lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the ar. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. h

sound from fay draperkett "i had to leave my dogs " animal control did get fay's dogs out safely.. they are currenly at a kennel. frusteration here among the evacuees with no end to the fire in sight but they are thankful for the help and what the fire fighters are doing. sound from aden gardner sound from bryan shwartzin lake county gabe slate kroon 4 news. stand up - gabe slate lawrence 4 news. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s

sound from fay draperkett "i had to leave my dogs " animal control did get fay's dogs out safely..they are currenly at a kennel. frusteration here among the evacuees with no end to the fire in sight but they are thankful for the help and what the fire fighters are doing. sound from aden gardner sound om bryan shwartzin lake county gabe slate kroon 4 news. (vicki) our wildfire (vicki) (vicki) our wildfire coverage continues tonight -- at 10:30 we'll bring you the latest on the creek fire burning near redding. that blaze also forcing major evacuations. (ken) (ken) (ken) (ken) new at 9 -- two alamunty sheriff's deputies almost overdosed on a highly lethal drug over the weekend. (vicki) they came across the synthetic opiod 'fentanyl' during an operation in hayward .kron4's ella sogomonian reports it was the department's training that saved their lives. seargent ray kelly says a detective and sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's office were exposed to the lethal drug fentanyl while serving a search warrant at a hayward motel on friday.sot: sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's

. >> disturbing accusations, 27-year-old brandon gen he is, is a chemistry teachener la fay yaet. police say he forced one child he was baby-sitting to touch him inappropriately. he's on administrative leave and investigators are trying to find out if there areore victims. >>> san francisco police arresting a man for beating a four-month-old puppy to death. mark haberman facing animal cruelty charges. forens evidence from his home showed blood belonging to skunky. >>> a woman in is in serious condition after she was hit by a car crossing the street i berkeley. it happened last night at 7:30 at sacramento and delaware streets. that driver who is cooperating with police says that they did not see the woman. police say drugs or alcohol does not appear to have played a role. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >>> a chance for us to take your consumer complaints face to face. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first, happening now, your next package might be delayed. union workers at ups have voted in favor of a pote

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this morning the justices decided in fay of a colorado baker who -- favor of a colorado baker who refused to make a cake for a same sex wedding. kpix5's emily turner in san francisco with how people here are responding. emily? >> reporter: yeah. they raised the rainbow flag this morning in celebration. a lot of folks had a hard time celebrating. they were frustrated, but the local legal experts that we've talked to say hold on, not so fast, calm down because when it comes to the day to day, this really doesn't have teeth. >> what kind of country are we? what kind of country have we become? >> reporter: on a day meant to celebrate the start of pride week, there are many in the community upset. today's supreme court ruling is the reason. the court's opinion says jack phillips' rights were violated when a colorado civil rights commission ruled against him for refusing to bake a wedding cake for a same sex couple. >> it's horrific. i cannot believe that the supreme court is starting to roll back lgbt civil rights. >> reporter: that's a sentiment and fear echoed among many today in san francis

security official with top-secret clearance disappeared 35 years ago only to fou inhe last fays living a whole other life in california. nbc's joe fryer tells us how his past finally caught up on him. >> reporter: this was air force captain william hughes jr. before he mysteriously vanished in 1983 and was declared a deserter. and this is hughes now, posing for a mug shot. during the 35 years between the photos, investigators say he went by the name barry o'beirne, and most recently, neighbors say he lived with a woman in this home south of san francisco. >> i was surprised, because they're normal people, very private. >> reporter: back in 1983, hughes was assigned to kirtland air force base in new mexico. he had a top-secret security clearance and was dispatched to the netherlands to work with nato officers testing aircraft surveillance systems. but after returning from europe, no one saw him again. surveillance video showed him withdring more than $28,000 from his account at 19 different albuquerque banks. the big break came this month during a passport fraud investigation. confronte

that's how the president described what happened with those fay news now tax cuts. keep this in mind. he would like to see more where that came from if they can somehow manage a proposed second round of tax cuts again. maybe inching ever closer to 20%. let's talk about what happened here today. very important day for the president. clearly that's looking ahead as we talk about what may happen. today with a chance to look back at what many are crediting for a roaring economy. >> it's my great honor to celebrate six months of new jobs, bigger paychecks and keeping more of your hard earned money where it belongs, in your pocket. >> and that's the idea. keeping the mind in your pocket. you know what to do with your money better than the government knows what to do with your money. that's the idea. the white house facing another big battle as the president is looking to solidify support for his supreme court nominee. he talked about that with maria bartiromo. >> are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote on a roe v. wade? >> that's a big one. proba

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my name is fay-fay li. i'm here as chairwoman of a national ai research to high school students that have been traditionally underrepresented in the field -- in the stem fields, such as girls, people of color and members of low-income communities. our program began at stanford university in 2015. this year, ai for all are expanded across north america to six university campuses. i often like to share with my students that there's nothing artificial about artificial intelligence. it's inspired by people. it's created by people. and, most importantly, it has an impact on people. it's a powerful tool we're only just beginning to understand. and that's a profound responsibility. i'm here today because the time has come to have an informed public conversation about that responsibility. with proper guidance, ai will make life better. but without it, it stands to widen the wealth divide even further, make technology even more exclusive and forced buy as we have spent generations trying to overcome. this will be an

originally the company set sites on growing international markets, and busines harley-david on a new fayand adding one to brazil, india and australia and in january the company in kansas city said we are constantly evaluating capacity to exceed us demand. on monday harley announced a plan to moveome production outside the us to escape retaliatory tariffs from the european union after donald trump hit the blocks with steel and aluminum last month but the president said the iconic american company using the trade dispute as an excuse to layup american workers. >> harley-davidson is using that as an excuse. i have been very good to harley-davidson and used it as an excuse and the people that ride harleys are not happy with harley-davidson and i wouldn't be either. >> harley-davidson feeling and effort by some republican lawmakers pushing legislation that would limit the pres.'s ability to unilaterally an actor of international security and threatening to block the judicial nominations until gop leaders allow a vote on that measure. and in support of the legislation, so far gop leaders advan

. >> you come to the conclusion that reunion fay phi case is just not possible in light of what you'ved game might be here. do you still feel that way, that this is a nation too far gone in a sense. >> in a sense i think the violations against humanity that's been purpose -- perpetrated in north korea, to be born in that system and not given any sense of agency or just the basic right to live your own life, i think that kind of psychology is really a fundamental one. so i don't really see what the summit that's going to happen in singapore really has anything to do with that. >> thank you both very much. coming up, president trump blaming his predecessors has he trying to quiet concerns of u.s. allies, ranking them at the summit. >> i blame our past leaders. in fact, i congratulate the leaders of other countries. i'm really into this car, but how do i know if i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so i know if i'm getting a great price. this is how car buying was always m

he decided to come over here at a very substantial fay cut and run something -- pay cut, and run somethings like playing a violin by a very talented person. he'll be announcing another form of healthcare in two weeks. we have done things in terms of health that have been -- if you had a problem. you had a kind of a health problem that was just -- you had to go to different countries. we have right to try. for years they have been trying to get this approved. right to try. you are terminally ill. you want hope, you want your health back. and we have these incredible drugs in the pipeline. and we have a right to try. we are now, people were going to other continents to see if they could get help. and we now have the right where you can go and we give you things that look promising, and and lot of people are happy about that. and a lot of this is going to work. so it's called right to try. just passed recently. that's something to me was very important. i could never understand why they were going to africa * and asia and europe all over the world to try and get help when we have the greatest

so i think the feeling is fai y ly widespread. there have been countries that thought they could play donald trump, whether it the chinese initially, whether it's the south korean president who lashesly praises him to keep him on board. given the power of the united states and the need for these countries to cooperate how many blo global leaders are publicly dissenting and disputing donald trump almost every week. >> that is a little bit more of a shift. in terms of i just want to shift a little built here, tit here b president is going to be leaving early as he makes his way to singapore. we're told it could be more than a meet and greet. the president saying he does plan to bring up human rights violations. do you see that happening, especially if this turns into a meet and greet? >> i hope he does. because this whole thing has been badly planned and badly thought through. genuinely presidential summi summits -- that have been negotiated over lower level officials by sometimes weeks or months and this caps it. if the leaders mee

i'm not seeing any information about the new fai new fare sche. i'm hoping we can get that website updated so i can see the information about the new day pass, which i support. and the new differentials on the paper passes versus clipper, which i also support. [ please stand by ] >> we have to keep building as much as we can. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon. first thing, i put down the letter that the ceo of uber has proposed bailing out the holders in new york. why can't you do the same thing? all you got to do is say, yes, the taxi drivers will pay surcharge or rather their passengers will so will uberer and lyft. the reason i advocate this is it might help pay down the debt that actually you guys owe. is a hundred or almost $500 million? that's just the start. forget that. i advocate in. i want to know why after all the promises that you have made you will not offer medallions at least by leasing them to business people who once enter this markets. the obvious market is the autonomous vehicles because statistically we know

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accordg to hhs that included 451 unaccompanied minors in montgomery and prince george's county and 360 in fai prince william. news 4 scott macfarlane talked to the local senator who visited one of the processing centers at the border. he joins us in our newsroom. >> i talked with chris van holland last friday ahead of his trip to a center in south texas where the feds are hosting and housing some of the migrant children. he went inside thein proce center and met with some of the adults who are there. the senator td me todhe feds did not give him or other members ofgr cs access to meet the children there. he saw some who were, quote, very distressed from a distance. he said the kids were inside areas it seemed like pens or chain lyn-link fences. >> we went to a larger facility where there were over 1,500 kids but we were not allowed to talk to them. the department of health and human services refused to tllow talk to the kids. the kids were a mix of people who had come across the border originally as unaccompanied adults and kid whose had come with their mom or dad and had been separated from

netflix was one of the first companies affected by the me too movement when actor kevin fais spacey was cards." >>> mountain view based google is investing $500,000 in one of china's biggest online retailers. >> it's part of into asian markets. google says it will be able to provide j.d. supply chain and logistics experience to technology to improve shopping ebbs appearan experiences for people around the one. >>> iphone fans get ready. three new phones expect ped to be announced in the fall. apple will unveil a new version of the 5.8-inch iphone x, a budget friendly 6.1 inch phone and a massive 6.5 inch phone. no word on pricing or the exact release date. >> but we just got our phones. >> i know. it's already old. >>> a live look at the nachk as treading gets under way this morning. analysts are expecting a rocky week on wall street because of growing concerns of a trade war. dow futures were down more than 100 points overnight. you can see that so are we, down 210 points already this morning. >>> jay zee and beyoncbeyonce's album is available on apple music, amazon music and jay zee's

i did the big farmers a big fay legislator last night. a big, big favor for the farmers. we love them. ey we happy. senator grassley is still happy with what they're doing. we'reegotiang trade deals. we have the worst trade deals ever made and now we'll have fair trade deals. we have the worst deals ever made. nafta is a disaster. world trade organization is a disaster. i could go deal after deal. it's been very unfair to our country, to our workers, to our companies and to everybody else involved. we're changing them around rapidly. so wilbur ross, thank you. secretary alex azar, i'm very proud of what you've done and you're coming up in another month with healthcare. maybe we'll have another healthcare bill plan. it's going to be great healthcare for a smaller price than anybody thought possible. i really appreciate that. our new projects that we're working reducing the cost of prescription medicine. that's going tomething that people will not forget. some people think that's almost more important than the healthcare. i've had people say which is more important? they're

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sound from fay draperkett "i had to leave my dogs " animal control did get fay's dogs out safely.. they are currenly at a kennel. frusteration here among the evacuees with no end to the fire in sight but they are thankful for the help and what the fire fighters are doing. sound from aden gardner sound from bryan shwartzin lake county gabe slate kron 4 news. ( robin )a big story we're following this morning. a california judge ordered u-s border authorities to reunite separated families at the southern border within 30 days. if the children are younger than five... they must be reunified within 14 days of the order. u-s district judge dana sabraw in san diego.. also issued a nationwide injunction on future family separations... unless the parent is deemed unfit. more than two- thousand children have been separated from their parents in recent weeks... and placed in governmentt- contracted shelters. ( robin )over in the east bay... a former naval weapons base... could soon be used as an immigrant detention center. kron 4's ali reid has the story from concord... where protestors ralli

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a total society does not have s tructure fai unless you systematically knock out every support structure and you do so knowingly. i keep thinking about this phrase from four decades ago by the great late investigative journalist rudolph oh walsh, the argentinian inventor of investigative journalists -- journalism and so many ways. when he was described in the economic policies of argentina's military, he called it planned misery. i think that applies so much to what is going on in puerto rico right now. this has been a planned system of them is a ration. maria comes along and it is just the final blow. iq searching for phrase to describe this. it is not a natural disaster, not just a tragedy, it is state-sponsored mass killing. maybe there e wasn't the inteteo kill, but there was the knowledge that the infrastructure was being destroyed. and even after we see the relts, the deadly result of it, they are doing it still. this ces to what you're asking me about how this fits into what i've written in the past about disaster capitalalism and the shock doctrine. even after seeing the effects

bob bar thank you., >>> well after amara thon meeting last night the fai county school board approvegen to the county's sex education curriculum. the district will now strike references toiological sex and replace those references with sex assigned atirth. also, schools will now include contraceptives and let students know h aboutiv prevention drug called prete suppor of the new policy say it's moreyhe fleck tiff human experience but tho against the changes say its too far without teaching kids enough about health risks and abstinence at times public testimony got heated and demotion al. biological sex is the medically and biological accurate term to use when rerring to a person's sex which includes chromosomes, hormones and intern and external reproductive organs a person's sex is not something that is assigned. >> it was white people who decided tha blacks could be free. it was men who decided that women could vote. it was straight pple whodecidedd it will be people who decide the fate of trance people in ameri . americ >> the board also voted to change language in the county's dress

and once you do that, we can figure out, you know, is there a fay of attracting more people into those types professions? the problem that we have here is that a lot of these-- quote, unquote-- middle-skills jobs-- jobs in manufacturing, jobs in construction, jobs in production occupations-- still suffer frm a p.r. problem, so that most people don't want to do thojose because they haveue know, they associate them with hard work hard hats. what they fail to recognize is that these jobs are now good jobs that pay we ad in some circumstances, even pay more than a sandard associate's and bachelor's degree. >> yang: what sorts of jobs are we talking about? >> so we're talking about welding jobs. we can be talking about jobs in transportation and logistics. we kook talking from women's perspective, jones in health care, professional an technical services jobs. there are many of these types of two-year associate's degree, certificate, certification, licensing jobs that can pay very well if you have the qualifications required. >> yang: beth cobe know your organization works with employers. ar

i would like to have zero tariffs but we do not have fai tradeport port right. >> we've been having tariffsn our products. i'm in manufacturing. i support the president. reporter: thanks, guys. you enjoy yourself at many of the rallies. many of these people have been to 25 or 30, maybe more than, trump rallies. we'll see what happens. :30 full coverage. i don't think i can hear you if you ask a question, trish. trish: i won't try. everybody tune in tonight, fbn at 7:30. thanks connell. inspector general report is out. michael horowitz spent two days on capitol hill talking about it. questions still linger for both sides of the aisle. the big question, what does it mean for the mueller probe? our panel will debate. see you here next. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and delusions. these are the unknown parts of living with parkin

we have details this afternoon from "vanity fai gabe sherman, also an msnbc contributor. daniel goldman, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, and msnbc legal analyst danny is a vauv loe -- savalas is standing by. >> cohen says he feels the legal news closing in around him. yesterday indicated he thought he might be arrested at any moment and we know from today he is worried about the prospect of an indictment coming as early as tomorrow, and what he has told people is that he is considering making a deal with the sdny. my reporting, he has no officially flipped. reports earlier today he that. my reporting says she in the process of contemplating that. this comes as well as the time he decided to go separate ways with his legal team. >> talk more about what flipping might look like in a second, but bring your tweet up here, gabe. gabe sherman's most recent tweet there. person close to cohen says he hasn't flipped yet. he's sending up a smoke signal to trump, i need help. help like what? >>well, you know, you see the raft of pardons the pres

if he doesn't, he fays a possible subpoena battle and beyond that, he faces a report on his conduct thatgiven to rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general. >> let me go to barbara on the legal question. the latest one is a judge in manhattan has said he has to sit down to answer questions up to seven hours apparently, i don't know where the number came from, on the summer zar boes case, a suit against him for saying she's lying about the relationship they had. yeah, not surprising that's the decision in the case. very consistent with the decision we saw in bill clinton in the paula jones case. >> that's the one that got him in trouble. >> it is. a sitting president, it can be required to sit for a deposition. under oath. you've got to be very disciplined to answer questions truthfully in that setting. as you sa, chris, that's where bill clinton got into trouble because you end up finding yourself in a situation of committing perjury or obstruction of justice. that could be grounds for impeachment. this may be just an as perilous to trump as the mueller investigation. >> what about that

. >>> to northern virginia now where sixrf fai county police officers are onmi nistrative leave afternady on tuesday night. police were called out to an overdose and a possible mestic assault. th say 31-year-old p christopherl became unresponsive aft he was restrained by officers who pleacid that he was expeng some sort of -- believed he was experiencing some sortf health emergency. there is body cam video of the incident but the chief is notin releas it. >>> happening now in the district the search for a missing 73-year-old woman. take a look atour screen if martha curtis was seen yesterday in the 3800 blockf suitland rad in southeast and washington. she was wearing a red sweater, gray pants and red shoes at the time. police say she may be in need of her medication. if you see h, you're asked to call d.c. police. >>> two teenagers in custody this morning for their connection to a deadly stabbing in silver spring. homicide detectives say they arrested therothers lenin andryanan mas cal has. all three face first and second degree murder for the death of 1year-old hersonre mejia-alva acco