frisco sgt.ay reim was one of the officers checking the home. >> no signs of any type of forced entry, anywhere. >> reporter: which means, also, you don't really have any excuse to go inside. >> correct. yeah, we didn't -- we didn't have any reason to go kick in somebody's door because there didn't seem to be anything out of the norm. >> reporter: the doors were locked, so sgt. reim asked some officers to find anna's 20-year-old son to help them get into the house. igor was by then a student living at the university where his mother worked. they show up with the son and the key and the alarm code. you gettin' any kind of a read off the son? >> i didn't talk to the son. he sat in the car. >> reporter: and that's where igor waited while police went into his mom's house. a member of sgt reim's team was wearing a body camera. >> the first thing we wanted to see if -- is if the car was there. so we walked in. and as you walk in, two of my guys went in the garage, looked. said, "hey, there's no car." >

you know, they say this place looks like the country like frisco. >> yeah, but the people look like japson't like what is happening. spent my honeymoon up there. drove up from l.a., made it in eight hours. 400 miles. >> eight hours. what was holding you back? i used to make it to buffalo in new york and six flat. that is 370 miles. >> 370 miles. >> why right here we are closer , to japan than that. we are just 320 miles from their home office. >> 320 miles. >> you heard him. >> 325 miles. it is closer to work -- i always felt pretty safe. >> it is awfully close. mighty close. yes, mighty close, especially a modern bomber with a job to do. about an hour's run from any number of jap airfields. but here we were, closer than any fleet in history to a major land-based airpower. at midway, the coral sea, the mariana, distance had been against the japanese air force, but now against the inner islands, the range was easy for any jap plane that could fly. there were those who said no fleet could risk it but the , stakes were high. with okinawa in our hands, we could control the china coast, send

place looksthis like the country like frisco. >> they say people are like japs. , made itup from l.a.eight hours. >> what was holding you back. i used to make it to buffalo in new york and six flat. >> 370 miles. right here we are closer to japan than that. we are 320 miles from their home office. >> you heard him. that is what the old man said. that is closer than new york. always -- ♪ >> it is awfully close. mighty close. yes, mighty close, especially a modern bomber with a job to do. one hour from any number of jap airfields. here we were closer than any fleet in history. at midway, the coral sea, the mariana, it had been against the japanese air force, but now against the inner islands, the range was easy for any jap plane that could fly. there were those who said there was no fleet, but the stakes were high. with okinawa in our hands, we could control the china coast, send swarms of planes to smother japan. we were reaching for the throat of an empire. the risk must be taken. , 5000 island of okinawa miles from san francisco, the earth shook from a fearful pounding from ships and

the headline that says frisco is devastated by an earthquake and fire. >> this is actually brian's newspaper which he had gotten dating to those days, that's pretty incredible. >> look at that. 5:12 in the morning on april 18th. the san andreas fault. the earthquake destroyed 80 percent of san francisco, the san francisco of the century ago. killing at least 3000 people. ranking this the most deadly natural disaster in california's history. that's the way it was and that's the way it is. april 18th 1906. very good, juliet. >>> i almost feel guilty holding this to realize this is authentic, can i keep it? >> no. >> all right he will get this back. >> i already asked him that question years ago. >> let's talk about how things worked in our favor today. looking at how pretty it is in ocean beach. the crowds are still seeing and are a manageable in a manageable fashion it's a beautiful day at ocean beach but this goes inland. noting how clear the sky is but we are in mid april glory look at how green the view is looking off toward the east bay area with san jose having some leftover clouds linge

stay safe everybody in the states stay safe stay safe in frisco and stay safe. well in a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and we begin this week in eastern europe in poland to be precise where a man called pavel other mortgage seen on the right of your screen was the mayor of the northern port.

. >> but i'm watching it now with a new sense of appreciation for the way, you know, frisco roughs up and touches him. >> seth: oh, right there's a lot of -- the six feet rule is constantly violated. >> yes the other guy's taking the packages off the truck and then taking a business card from detective green with no gloves i mean, it's that kind of dangerous -- >> seth: do you -- you know, you were in new york for a period of time before "snl" where you were an actor you were a working actor in new york does it still bother you that you were never in an episode of "law & order"? >> all the time. i think about it all the time. i watch old "law & order"s just thinking about who i would have played and i'd like to think i would have been like a pyro, like a girl -- like a college girl who presents as very together. and then halfway through you realize, like, she set her professor's office on fire and killed him i feel like i would like to have been cast as a, like, a normal presenting college student who had an affair with her professor and lit his office on fire >> seth: did -- and do y

a medical professional hear from frisco city, good morning, welcome to the conversation. hello?ou're on the air. how aregood morning, you doing? i just have a quick question/comment about the so-called 17 intelligence agencies. my question is, where were they six months ago? what was congress doing six months ago? we are talking about what, blaming president trump? come on, now, america. good morning. host: they give for the call. yesterday's white house daily briefing, the president warned about the threat ahead in the next week or two. [video clip] week,s'll be the toughest between this and next week, with a lot of death, unfortunately, but less if this had been done. but there will be death. we will be looking at the hardest hit regions. some are obvious, some are not so obvious. they spring up. they come in they hit you like you have gotten hit by a club. that wasn't at all bothered, like in new jersey, where the governor is doing an excellent job at that just sprang up. every decision that was made is made to save lives. it's really our soul consideration, we want as few li