>> fullerton. >> cal state fullerton?didn't. >> did you have any marks on your legs or anything? >> no. >> well, let me just ask you, do you have any injuries on your legs? >> no. >> you have no injuries on your legs whatsoever? >> no, i don't have any. >> okay. >> then ramirez showed up again that night. >> k.c. joy, just a couple of quick questions for you, and i'll get out of here. how are you doing? are you okay? >> i've been crying. >> how many times did you talk to him? >> i believe i talked to him at least nine times. >> ramirez tried scaring k.c. about potential evidence found in his car. >> why would there be blood in a red versa? >> blood? you tell me there was blood? i don't know anything about it. what blood? you tell me. >> he tried backing k.c. into a corner about what might be found on k.c.'s hard drive. >> the good thing is if there's anything that you ever deleted that you wish you hadn't, we should be able to help you out with that. >> you're hoping he's going to think to himself, okay, everything i've d

of singapore, then you have the fullerton hoteljust behind us here which used to be the old britishe the resort there are, quite an iconic retort leader hotel on the horizon. panning around, —— an iconic hotel on the horizon. panning around, you see the big wheel, the singapore flyer, then down at the bottom, which might bejust out singapore flyer, then down at the bottom, which might be just out of your shot, the singapore parliament, so we your shot, the singapore parliament, so we have it all here behind us, the full panoply of the buildings in singapore. but let's focus for a moment on what the us is likely to wa nt moment on what the us is likely to want out of this summit. the us and its regional allies want to see north korea give up its nuclear weapons, but mr trump acknowledged it will take longer than just one meeting to realise that goal. the two lea d e rs meeting to realise that goal. the two leaders will be talking about denuclearisation, but president trump has indicated he may accept a phasing out of the programme in exchange for those sanctions. both leaders playing

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. >>> a recall vote over the gas tax, nearly 2/3 of all -- voters in the fullerton area recalled stateg ling chang will replace them which means senate democrats do not have a super majority needed to pass tax and fee increases. republicans targeted newman because he voted for the degas tax hike. the gop wants to repeal that law during the november election. >>> president trump granting clemency to a great grandmother who was serving a life sentence for a first-time drug offense. 63-year-old alice johnson ran with open arms to waiting family just a few hours ago, unable to contain her excitement. she was released from the alabama prison where she had been locked upfor more than two decades. her case was highlighted last week when reality tv star kim kardashian west met with the president to discuss sentencing and prison reform. kardashian was a first person -- the first person johnson thanked upon release. >> thank you! thank you! i have so many people today. i just want to thank you. i feel like my life is starting over again. i am so thankful. >> kim kardashian tweeted afterward, bes

stanford next place cal state fullerton tonight at 8 pm. >>> now to golf. tiger woods is a charge at the third round of the memorial on the par 4/9. his shot plans on the green and take a look at this ball. spins back towards the cup setting up for a birdie. tiger was five under on the front nine and pulled within one shot of the lead. he cooled off on the back nine. on 18 he misses the par putt. he shot at four under and ended the day five shots off the lead. at the top of the leaderboard is bryson. he buries four of his last six holes including this put on 60. -- 16. he leads by one shot headed into tomorrow. >>> in tennis, at the french open serena williams is competing in her first major tournament since giving birth in september, on the matchpoint she watches the ball go by as she wins into sets. she will now face maria sharapova in the quarterfinals. the last time they faced each other was in the 2016 australian open before sharapova's 15 month doping ban. should be a good quarterfinals mass. >> how long will it take the warriors to win? and how many

they're right by the fullerton. our set is here in the downtown core of singa port. there's a walkway and then a bridge, the es pla nad bridge leading over to where the fullerton is and it looks like at's where they are. they're behind us essentially. as i'm turning around, keep an eye on the screen, but we've seen flashing lights, security, police activity. that's been par for the course for the 48 hours we've been on the ground. the security sin tense with these two leaders staying about a half a mile from each othe their respective hotels ready to meet tomorrow as we look at that shot right there slowly making their way down that walkway. couple of cameras, presumably perhaps north korean state media where are we don't know, could also be host tv here in singapore. >> the other thing this plays into is something we've seen throughout these negotiations is this testing back and forth of both of these leaders, the meeting's on, it's off, there are threats, there are retractions. and today we saw donald trump out earlier, we saw him doing meetings and get ailing birt

kevin sirily will have a beverage of my choice at the post bar at fullerton's.re. what do you expect out of these meetings in singapore in frankly a distant number of days. kevin: they'll likely sign a peace treaty. the hard work will begin after the signing of the korean peninsula peace treaty and end the korean war and largely would be a show of geoglobal theatrics but we'll have to see -- kim kim john union jong-un will have to speak to him to denuclearize. mike pompeo said -- secretary pompeo met with the north korean leader twice already and says he has been given assurances that the leader is quote, unquote willing to denuclearize. tom: we'll have to see and i like how you get to the distinction. let's get to quebec. it's become an important lot of stuff written in the last 24 hours on these important meetings. in a trade war every side loses, experiencing lost jobs and crippled businesses and higher prices for consumers. we learned the last time, call it the 1930's, the scale of these retaliatory tariffs isn't most concerning but the composition. these ot

. —— fullerton hotel. were just a few minutes time. stay with us on the reed thing. —— the briefing. after a prolonged dry spell of weather for many of us, there are some changes on the horizon. more on that in just some changes on the horizon. more on that injust a some changes on the horizon. more on that in just a moment. some changes on the horizon. more on that injust a moment. business some changes on the horizon. more on that in just a moment. business as usual to start the working week. monday lots of warm sunny spells with the risk of some heavy afternoon showers. england and wales see the best of the sunshine. northern ireland, too. the heaviest of the downpours are likely to develop over the pennines, there, perhaps into the wealth hills, damage south—west england. —— welsh hills. the temperatures down into the mid—20s celsius. into tuesday, pressure chart showers how register with us, but a bit more northerly wind across the eastern side of the country, which will be quite fresh. it will be not

kim jong un's fullerton where a presidential suite can cost $6,000 a night. is certain, protocol will be para mount. it must be equally balanced. duo have some clues as to who may have a seat at the table. trump has met right hand man. it makes him a likely partner along with his trusted sister. it is to roam freely on 30 acres grounds. soon it will host two nuclear armed leaders to what promises to be a first ever encounter between a sitting u.s. president. cnn. >>> david kim joins us. the president says it is a get to know you meeting. where and when do you see details coming out of this for possible policy? >> right. i think we have to keep in mind this is the start of a process. the president has made clear on several occasions this is not an end of itself. it is a get to know you moment. so what's important is we come out of this with not only a broad generic statement but we need specific first steps, a time, a scope that really outlines meaningful steps moving forward. for north korea leaders before him being recognized has ban major priority. does it

according to the paper kim would like to stay at the fullerton hotel. it caused the seat $6,000 a night. let's have all of the details to deal with. who knew that his accommodations would be something else ton table, alex. >> just one of many issues. yes, siting two sources north korea is making this demand but a spokesperson did respond to the washington post say that the united states doesn't plan to pay the hotel bill and they won't be asking another to pick up the tab either. it is likely the u.s. would request a waiver of sanctions from the united nations for costs associated with the travel. outside of the hotel bill still the question of how kim jong un gets to the summit. don't forget we haven't raerd where this big meeting will be held. yes, a lot of questions to answer in the next nine days! it is a summit that is being slowly pulled together. here is another issue that has popped up what are you hearing about that in the last few weeks and months. >> you'll remember it was this past winter it was evidence of chemical waps cooperation. the rel

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we begin in fullerton, california where the police department released a disturbing video about flossinghool resource officers were trying to learn the popular dance move known as flossing so they could bond with students. but it turns out they floss as god as a man with three teeth. it would be a perfect fit. it's videos like this that make me long for the old days when the resource officers bonded with students about nattie lights. but the end result is bad dancing. topic two. jimmy kimmel and ted cruz squared off in a charity basketball game saturday. don't feel bad if you missed it. because missing things was the theme of the nice night. that's got to hurt. they were playing for a children's charity. but they shot like they were playing for the washington generals. roseanne barr is better at twitter than these two are at basketball. but on the plus side they raised big money for charity and built low income houses with all the bricks they put up. cruz won the game 11-9. one is a political lecturer who annoyed half the country with his take on the issues, and the other is ted cruz. is

stanford next place cal state fullerton tonight at 8 pm. >>> to golf, tiger woods takes charge of the third round of the memorial. on part four of the ninth is approached lance on the green and the ball is a beauty. it spins back towards the cup setting up for a birdie. tiger was five under on the front nine and pulled within one shot of the lead. he cooled off on the back nine. on 18 he misses this par putt. he ended the day five shots off the lead. at the top of the leaderboard is bryson. he birdies four of his last six holes including this one on 16. he shot a six under 66 and leads by one shot heading into tomorrow. >>> it was hot and humid in alabama for the third round of the u.s. women's open. they started the day three shots off the lead. she rolls in this pot for the first of three consecutive birdies. she shot five under 67. in tennis at the french open serena williams competed in her first tournament since giving birth in september. match point, she watches this fall go by her and is is out. she wins into sets. serena will now face maria sharapova in the quarterfinals. last

at the fullerton, a presidential suite can cost $6,000 a night. the u.s. for the pyongyang delegation. what is certain, protocol will be paramount. the numbers of u.s. and north korean delegates must be equally balanced, and we have clues as to who may have a seat at the table. trump has met kim jong-un's right-hand man, kim yong, at the white house this month. that makes him a likely partner for kim on his flight to singapore. along with his trusted younger sister. on the american side, mike pompeo, the secretary of state, has made kim jong-un in pyongyang twice. >> there will be tough moments, there will be difficult times, i've had some difficult conversations with them, as well. >> reporter: perhaps philippines' ambassador, a veteran of korea diplomacy, who set the stage for tuesday's summit with planning meetings on the dmz. the entire cappella resort is on lockdown for the talks. perhaps only the peacocks allowed to roam freely on the pristine 30-acre grounds. soon this secluded island will host two nuclear armed leaders for what promises to be a sur

from what we understand, sources have pointed out that kim jong-un apparently wants to stay at the fullerton's a luxury five-star resort in singapore. the presidential suite goes for $6,000 a night. the white house is not commenting on the situation, although, ana, we will likely get more details as we move ahead. again, that reporting not confirmed by cnn, attributable to "the washington post." >> boris sanchez at the white house, thanks, as always. >>> coming up, samantha bee still has her job while roseanne barr was filed. is there a double standard as the president claims? ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor i

at the fullerton, the presidential suite can cost $6,000 a night. the u.s.pay for the delegation. what is for certain. we do have clues as to who may have a seat at the table. and that makes him a likely partner for kim on his flight to c singapore along with his trusted younger sister kim yo-jong. perhaps philippines ambassador a veteran of korean diplomacy. the entire resort is on lock down. soon, this secluded island will host two nuclear armed leaders in what promises to be a surreal first ever encounter. it's going to be quite a week in singapore, and adding to the bizarre nature, dennis rodman has confirmed that he will be traveling to singapore. he will not be sitting at the summit table. president trump has said he is a great rebounder but not invited to participate in the talks. >> good to clarify that one. will, thank you so much. and thank you for joining us. ac 360 starts now. >>> we learn today we lost a friend and colleague anthony bourdain, many of you who watched him feel you too lost a friend, a travel campaign. he died by suicide in north e

the cardinal play cal state fullerton tonight in another elimination game. >>> golf through nine holes, tiger woods had moved within one stroke of the lead at the memorial. but over the last 27 holes, he had just four birdies, not enoughwatching the finals. woods misses a short par 5. he bogeyed three holes on the back nine en route to shooting an even par 72. he tied for 23rd. on 18, a par putt for the win, but missed right. he three putted 18, leading to a three-way playoff between kyle stanley, ben awn, and dishamo. he had another putt for the win on 18. and then this time he got it. jacked out of his mind. it's the second career victory for the central valley native and he gets a congratulations from the golden bear. >>> women's u.s. open, aria blew a seven-shot lead with nine holes to play. but give her credit. she regrouped in the playoffs, got out of the bunker, leaves herself a tap in for par. kim needed to sink a much longer putt to extend the playoff hole to a fifth hole, but it did not happen. then the 22-year-old wins her second career major title. >>> french open, sloan st

with sam, that sam had picked him up at his house in ran hiem and driven him to another house in fullertong the time that we believe cathy was contacted and ultimately murdered. >> if you believe sam's alibi, he kwont couldn't have been the thing that interrupted cathy when she was writing that note? >> right. >> they pressed sam for more details. >> sam readily gave those clothes to the police. he let them search his house too, and he willingly gave samples of his hair and blood. something about sam's behavior the week cathy was missing bothered her family. mary said she had repeatedly paged sam looking for cathy, but he was slow to respond. >> he call you back? >> not at first. >> but eventually he did? >> ethwe'll, yes. >> he said he hadn't seen her? >> he hadn't seen her. >> to all appearances that was true, and the physical evidence seemed to confirm it. sam's dna was not found anywhere on cathy eor her car. >> the clothes, the ones he gave voluntarily to police, had no dna of cathy's on them, but that behavior of sam's, which bothered cathy's family, also bothered police. they focuse

related to all of this has been resolved, and that is the accommodations for kim jong-un there at the fullertonin singapore. evidently, the rooms are associate and the cost was about $6,000 a night some have reported, and they have resolved that and unidentified party has taken care of this hotel bill, and not the united states. is this the level of detail that we are at as kelly o'donnell tells us on the floor there at singapore trying to work out the details, and these are the type of details that could keep this from happening? >> i don't think. so i must say in all of my dealings with the north koreans, we never paid their hotel bills, and so it is a little probl problematic. it is amazing how far this has come. in the bush administration, which is also a republican administration, and so much skepticism of any talk with the north koreans, and i mean, i had to beg, borrow and steal to pay for the cooling reactor to be deconstructed. and so, let alone pay the hotel bill. and so when he hosted kim jong chul, he made it as warm of an event going out to the south lawn on the white house, and i

the first choice, fullerton, where a presidential suite can cost $6,000 a night. the u.s.t is certain protocol will be paramount. the numbers of delegates must be equally balanced. we do have clues as to who may have a seat at the table. trump has met kim jong-un's right-hand mannerlyier this month, that makes him a likely along with his sister. on the american side mike pompeo has met kim jong-un twice. >> there will be tough moments, difficult times. i've had some difficult conversation wall street him as well. >> or perhaps philippine's ambassador kim sung, a veteran of korean diplomacy. the entire resort on lockdown for the talks, perhaps only peacock allowed to rome free on the grounds. soon this excluded island will host two nuclear armed leaders for what promises to be a surreal first ever encounter between a sitting u.s. president and north korean supreme leader. will ripley, cnn. >>> all right. thank you, will, for setting the stage. tonight in a new cnn special report freed zakaria reveals two faces of north korea's leader tonight at 8:00 eastern on cnn. so much

david francisco and his wife christie are from fullerton and today they're share their story on the "ellen" show. back in 2016 he was hit by a car and told he would never walk again. well he spoke with ellen about his challenging recovery and how he regained the ability to walk as well as how he decided immediately to forgive the woman who wasesponsle for the accident. >> so someone hit me and it was acciden and they didn't mean too. they must feel awful. and tell her that it's okay and i forgive her. whatever happens, she shouldn't hold that -- >> so you could watch that full interview. that is on "ellen" at 3:00 right after nbc bay area -- or here on nbc bay area and nbc "nightly news" will come on and we will carry a special 4:30 newscast ahead of the game at 4:00 for the stanley cup. or game four coming up at 5:00. >>> and we'll be right back. pare ♪ ♪ [ singing ] >> take a listen there. so parents, think of all of the school recitals that you sat through, did you hear a song this good. that little boy has some talent. this is a 10-year-old, adam singing john lennon's "imagine" an

their property of choice is the fullerton. the presidential suite goes for $6,000 a night. the u.s. is willing to plan it, but some think it might be insulting to the north koreans and would violate sanctions. there would have to be a waiver. this could be a secondary tertiary issue. is it substantial enough that it could cause problems in the final ten days? >> well it goes to how poorly thought through this entire thing is. right now they surely have lawyers scrambling to research what processes they have to go through to comply with appropriations law and with the sanctions provisions. i'm sure they'll find some kind of way. again, we get back to the legitimizing of north korea, and now we're essentially paying tribute if we wind up paying for their hotel. i mean, it's -- the idea that we're getting anything out of this meeting is confusing. >> speaking of getting something out of the meeting, we've talked about the expectations the u.s. will have going into this, lowering them from potentially a denuclearization deal that we talked about several weeks ago to a getting to know yo

the paper reports hotel of choice luxurious fullerton where a presidential tweet costs $6,000 a night because the north claims it's too poor for foreign travel. state department spokesperson tells fox news the u.s. is not paying accommodation costs for north korean delegation in singapore. instead the washington post reports the u.s. is considering asking the host country of singapore to foot the bill. this is just one small example of the many issues facing the u.s. delegation ahead of the summit and precarious nature of negotiations, mike. >> garrett tenney live in washington, garrett, many thanks. >> preparations for june 12th summit have been moving forward. we also want to talk about what's going to happen in the summit, right, retired u.s. marine corps lieutenant colonel dakota wood, senior research for defense programs at the heritage foundation. thanks for being here. great to have perspective. i was going over bio before air, all with what you have done on your career, t important and thank you for being here and thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> first, what are yo

this is a fullerton hotel in singapore and this is where we believe the north korean delegation, morepoint, kim jong-un has plans to stay. the only problem is the room quote they passed along to us and they passed along to us because we might be picking up the tab on this, i don't have time to explain, america, i'm an anchor, but anyway goes something like this. we found rooms in that same hotel for what, pam, a few hundred bucks a night? 387, it's probably not the presidential suite. i'm telling you if we're going to pick up the tab, this is courtesy of "the washington post" story that says one of the impediments of arranging this, normally the north korean procedure in visiting foreign countries is that the host country picks up the tab. in this case singapore, which is sort of like acting like switzerland, the middle ground for both countries to use this as the place for the talks, they're not picking up the tab for this, so then it bounces back to donald trump's lap and we're told he didn't want that little detail to get in the way of what could be a historic summit for the world.

. >> i'm not going to put you on the spot and ask if you are staying fullerton hotel, john, but we dide photos you'd taken from inside where these meetings might take place. this is a great story. what did you learn just about sort solve the logistical preparations involved in getting this thing under way? >> well, it has been extremely secretive. the entire process. and u.s. officials and, of course, the north korean officials, have been extremely tight lipped about not revealing any details. that's really because security gets to one of the core concerns of the north korean government. kim jong-un has been nervous about leafiving the country in general for fear of a military coup so every type of movement, every type of event, every type of transportation detail, is something that is scrutinized to an extreme degree. so they're going over everything and they're trying to reveal as little as possible to the press. and so there were no briefings after these meetings. it really took having to sit around in lobbies waiting to catch someone and hopefully having a quick interaction. i did

but the thing'lsent a thirchoice, i fullerton, a democratic state senator was recalled last night, removed from office, because he supported higher gas taxes. we know that the majority of californians -- we've done polling on this -- wants to repeal those gas tax increases. that's an issue cox campaigned on. that's an issue house majority leader kevin mccarthy has said really important so that cod e a l of things here in the state. a lot of people don't like some of the spending from democrats, some of the higher tax systems. you heard cox sound those themes last night. it could be a real test in november but i think gavin newsom is more likely to prevail. >> christina, we appreciate your time. see you soon. unfortunately, probably across a satellite. steve kornacki, thank you as well. >>> we just have some video right now of melania trump, her very first appearance in almost a month since she had that procedure done. she and the president are visiting fema today. it is the start of hurricane season. going to be a lot of speculation about what happened to melania obviously going forward. i

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the fullerton hotel is at its foot which used to be the old colonial post office in british times hereg in mind... just as we look at these pictures, that it is only six months ago that this dictator of north korea was threatening the goblet oration of the united states and also worth bearing in mind as we look at the leader of a state like north korea that has been so isolated that back at home so many people are in political prisons. —— the obliteration. they say around 1% of the population is and the population is around 25 million but he is being fated at an international leader here, smiling and being cheered. on the sidelines of all the preparations for the summit, the american and north korean sides have been meeting for discussions about what might be rubber—stamped tomorrow. in the last few seconds i have got from the white house a plan of what will unfold. the leaders will arrive at the hotel tomorrow at 8:20am with just 40 minutes preparation and at 9am, the pictures we have been anticipating as they come togetherfor a photo opportunity. at 9:15am, the most important part, t

fullerton hotel. presidential swee seat is $6,000 a night.n't north korea pay for it? pete: my idea is mexico should pay for it after the wall they pay for kim jong un's hotel room. ed: they say they're not paying for the wall. abby: couldn't they afford the hotel room? i'm confused. also wondering how he physically gets to singapore. if you think about the planes they still use are these russian warplanes that can't travel very far. ed: i are right. i heard experts that was a big consideration was singapore close enough to north korea their planes weren't going to be able to make it to europe or switzerland. pete: down size of being a hermit kingdom is you are a hermit and hard to come out from shell. his people are starving in north korea. he has some means. is he living like a king in his own way. abby: why can't he pay for it himself. ing. pete: maybe international sanctions. can't pay for it. abby: i don't buy it. pete: who is paying for whose hotel room as opposed to the historic meeting on june 12th that could actually solve the proble