the family of alexis gabe shared this video with us. they say this is where a volunteer searcher found what investigators believe are human remains, um found more more bones. and they called the sheriff's office and the they determined that some of those who were human bones and so they picked him up, and, um, send them to a forensics for dna test when gabe alexis's father spoke with me via zoom, he said the bones were found on old defender grade road just off highway 26. they were found scattered on a hillside. alexis's family visited the site saturday. we looked at the place and yeah, it was. it was a very heavy when we went there. pioneer has been on the family's radar for a long time. alexis's ex boyfriend who police believe killed her handwritten directions to pioneer and investigators have said they believe he disposed of her body here, just thinking that it's devastating, but at the same time, we were hopeful that if they really are our daughter's remains then. this gives us hope that we can finally bring her home. alexis has bee

dion: alexis gabe went visiting on january 26 after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones, in antioch. police say alexis was killed by jones. he was killed by officers while attempting to serve him and arrest warrant in june. a vandal defaced a catholic parish office in palo alto. it happened at the st. thomas aquinas pastoral center on middlefield road. someone used pink spray paint to ventilate the garden area. the suspect wrote a phrase of white racial superiority on a wall, and spray-painted a statute. police are investigating it as a hate crime. it all happened between september 18 and september 24. there has been no arrests. moving on to developing news now, the search is on for hurrican ian survivors in southwest florida tonight. ian has claimed nearly 80 lights so far in florida, and at least four more in north carolina. president biden will be traveling to the disaster zone on wednesday. abc7 news reporter reena roy shows as recovery efforts underway. reporter: a race against the clock across southwest florida. fire and rescue teams combing areas hit hardest by hurrican ian,

number two a possible break in the case of missing oakley woman alexis gabe gabe's family says they mayom maintenance and amador county dna testing could take several months to confirm if the remains belong to games number three at least 81 people in florida have died due to hurricane ian for others reportedly died in north carolina from the storm this morning rescue crews continue taking through the rubble looking for any survivors number four everybody. we are going to try and take care of some unfinished business. oh 49ers take on the la rams tonight at levi's stadium. you can watch monday night football right here on abc 7 and coverage starts at 5pm and if you had to leave eyes the nice evening on the way, we'll start with sunshine giving away to plenty of stars as a sun goes down temperature starting out in the 70s cooling off through the 60s enjoy if you're gonna be there live look outside. here's the tan cam we're gonna have a lot of sunshine today. it is a mild week highs today close. if not slightly below average so very comfortable going low ended 80s and our warmest spots inl

the family of alexis gabe shared this video with us. they say this is where a volunteer searcher found what investigators believe are human remains, um found more more bones. and they called the sheriff's office and the they determined that some of those who were human bones and so they picked him up, and, um, send them to a forensics for dna test when gabe alexis's father spoke with me via zoom, he said the bones were found on old defender grade road just off highway 26. they were found scattered on a hillside. alexis family visited the site saturday. we looked at the place and yeah, it was. it was a very heavy when you went there. pioneer has been on the family's radar for a long time. alexis's ex boyfriend who police believe killed her handwritten directions to pioneer and investigators have said they believe he disposed of her body here, just thinking that it's devastating. but at the same time you were hopeful that if they really are our daughters, redmayne's then this gives us hope that we can finally bring her home. alexis has be

there is a possible break in the case of alexis gabe. she is the 24 year old oakley woman who police say was murdered by her boyfriend, but her body hasn't been found. the gabe family yesterday went to the location where the bones were found and they say a thousand dollar reward has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help in the search. they are actively searching right now. and that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us. alexis gabe went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch. police say alexis was killed by jones. he was killed by officers near seattle while attempting to serve him an arrest warrant in june a map allegedly created by jones has led police and volunteers to pioneer. moving on now a vandal to faced a catholic parish office in palo alto. it all happened at the saint thomas aquinas pastoral center on middlefield road. someone used pink spray paint to vandalize the garden area the suspect wrote a phrase of white racial superiority o

gabe guiterrez, thank you very much. it's good to see you. we will check back in with you after the president's remarks wrap up. we expect them to be roughly 20 minutes. you can see he is getting introduced now. i want to go to josh lederman with us now at the white house. this is a moment for the president to be sort of the empathizer in chief if you will, the white house, the president, one of the things that is talked about is his ability to be compassionate in these tough moments. >> that's right, and also a moment where i think the president is trying to make really clear that puerto rico has not been forgotten. not only because of the fact that the focus in many of the days since hurricane fiona has moved on, to hurricane ian, but also because puerto rico was still struggling to come back from previous weather incidents. as we've heard a consistent message from the past few days, from president biden, that more has to be done, specifically for the island of puerto rico that has been done in the past. as he was making his way to puerto r

they reported it to the local sheriff's department gabe says the $100,000 reward that's being offered has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help search they are actively searching right now and that that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us on saturday. the gay family went to the location where the bones were found being in that area today was definitely it was very heavy. is very heavy for us 24 year old alexis gabe went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch based on their investigation police say alexis was killed by jones jones was then killed by seattle area law enforcement while they attempted to serve him under arrest warrant in june a map allegedly created by jones for where he disposed of the body has led police and volunteers to pioneer the map that he created those were they were handwritten by him. it was confirmed that they were his handwriting and it had directions. from starting at vacaville at his sister's house. all the way to pioneer win says it could take up to two months

lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> some major new gains tonight by ukrainian forces in parts of the country russia has long controlled, perhaps even more significant because they are in areas just annexed by moscow erin mclaughlin is in ukraine for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight ukrainian forces say they're now making stunning gains to the south, liberating two territories in the occupied kherson region just days after a victory in the eastern town of lyman, hoisting the ukrainian flag and tearing russian signs down from areas where just days ago russian president putin declared the ukrainian territory would be russia's forever a long way to break through in a bloody war that's potentially entering a new phase while liberated areas have been left devastated by russian occupation, including the village of kamianka this man says a bomb blew a 30-foot hole in his back yard. how did you survive? [ speaking non-english "i don't know," he says russian state tv now bluntly warning its viewers we should not be expecting good news and airing this video of draftees training before headi

gabe, they are still grappling with the damage left behind from fiona. what is the president going to see today? >> reporter: hi there, jose. good morning. i just heard something you said, talking about tens of thousands of linemen being pre-positioned to deal with the disaster there. as you know, jose, much more difficult to get those types of resources to this island in the middle of the caribbean. as you can see behind me right now, there is an urgent effort to try and get power to the remaining 8% of this island, its customers that still do not have power. we are in a neighborhood still without power more than two weeks after hurricane fiona. the hardest hit portions of this island, the southwestern parts of the island, 92% of customers here have had their electricity restored. but, jose, as you know, there is a lot of frustration here in puerto rico about the ongoing power situation here. many of the residents that we have spoken with do not trust the withdrew ma energy that took over power distribution on the island last year and have been faced wi

gabe's father said he was hoping those bones did belong to his daughter. so the family could at least begin the process of closure. but instead the search continues. alexis gabe disappeared back on january. 26 police believe that or ex-boyfriend, marshall ed her and buried her body in the area around pioneer. but police shot and killed him while officers in washington state. we're serving a warrant for his arrest. so no clues yet as to where her remains might be. in the south bay. santa clara county officials are looking for ways to crack down on people possessing illegal guns. a recent study found that gun violence costs santa clara county, roughly 100 million dollars each and every year. and that, of course, doesn't include the human and emotional toll caused by gun violence. the district attorney's office says a big part of the problem. the fact that these guns are falling into the wrong hands. >> this is the actual response wing that can go out and get into houses, put handcuffs on shooters, disarm domestic abusers, disarm the dangerously mentally ill

gabe's father said he was hoping those bones were of his daughter. so the family could begin. the process of getting closure. but instead the search continues. alexis, gabe disappeared on january. 26th with police believing that ex-boyfriend, marshall jones, killed her and buried her body body in pioneer. but police shot and killed him. when officers in washington state tried to serve a search warrant for his arrest. in the south bay, santa clara county officials are looking for ways to crack down on people possessing guns illegally. a recent study found that gun violence costs santa clara county, roughly 100 million dollars every year. and that, of course, doesn't even include the human. an emotional toll caused by gun violence. the district attorney's office says that a big part of the problem is the fact that guns are falling into the wrong hands. >> this is the actual response wing that can go out and get into houses, put handcuffs on shooters, disarm domestic abusers, disarm the dangerously mentally ill and actually identify and prosecute felons. >> now the santa clara co

authorities say gabe was killed by her boyfriend, marshall jones on january 26th. killed in a standoff with police in seattle when they went to arrest him. police say they think there may be a serial killer on the loose in stockton's. now there's an $85,000 reward for information in the arrest of the person who police say is shot and killed at least five men since july. stockton police say all five killings appear to be connected. in each case. the victim was a man who was shot to death while walking alone in a dark area. it was the president biden first lady jill biden have touched down in puerto rico to begin touring some of the damage from hurricane fiona. mr and mrs biden arrived this morning and punch they will see the ongoing recovery efforts for the storm that hit more than two weeks ago. the president is expected to announce more than $60 million in funding through the bipartisan infrastructure law for disaster recovery and preparedness for future storms. we came here in person to show that we're with you. mayor. all of america's with you as you receive and

hiring civilians gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: seventh grader byron kelly was just 13 years old when he was shot and killed in new orleans earlier this year >> i've just been praying. and i keep telling myself, don't cry, don't cry. >> reporter: his mother carla thomas says it's been hard to get ahold of the police officers working the unsolved case. >> i have called them. i have sent them text messages i have like none, nothing. >> reporter: police did not respond to our interview request. the homicide rate in new orleans is soaring, up 40% just this year now the big easy's taking drastic measures, hiring civilians to help with policing, including detective work like going to crime scenes to gather evidence >> this is also to reduce some of the work load currently placed on our patrol and district personnel >> reporter: a good idea >> no, not really. >> reporter: mike glasser, who heads up one of the city's police unions, blames plummeting morale for a crushing shortage of about 600 officers. from seattle to st. louis, atlanta to philadelphia, major cities across the country ar

gabe gutierrez has the latest >> reporter: tonight workers are scrambling to finish this new migrant tent camp in new york city after mayor eric adams last week declared a state of emergency >> this is unsustainable. >> reporter: the new construction comes after the city scrapped plans for another location due to flooding concerns the camp is expected to temporarily house about 500 migrants for no more than four days each the mayor says the city's burning through a billion dollars this fiscal year on what he calls a humanitarian crisis new buses like this one are arriving each day from texas >> the tent city is horrible it's just a repeat of what they're escaping right now. >> reporter: with more than 2 million illegal border crossings this fiscal year and 17,000 asylum seekers bused to new york so far, texas governor greg abbott's office is calling mayor adams an "absolute hypocrite," adding "instead of fearmongering and complaining about a few thousand migrants in a sanctuary city mayor adams should call on president biden to do his job and secure the border." after florida governo

search began for a missing woman from oakley named alexis gabe. discovery made over the weekend is now taking her family into a new chapter of grief. plus police in the central valley are investigating a possible serial killer. investigators linked a number of killings to one person and who they say is being targeted from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre cedar that's coming up on 8 30. today is monday, october 3rd and steve paulson is here with look at your monday. workweek forecast. steve i am indeed out here, you'll just have to listen to my voice and trust me. yes yes, we'll take a look at these satellite visible satellite. except if you're having mendocino county where there's a little bit of fogs or some up on the north coast. we are fog free here locally, so yeah, the coast is clear. temperatures dropped into the forties. so your monday forecast does have clear skies and we'll have some for all today it will be nice. we did run a lot cooler compared to 24 hours ago. but we'll end up with seve

gabe gutierrez now on how it's changing the game >> reporter: at penn state this fall, the fans are back, but the game is different. after a u.s. supreme court ruling last year, college athletes are now allowed to earn money for things like autographs, social media posts and endorsements through nil deals, which stands for name, image, and likeness. roman bravo young is a wrestler at penn state who chose to come back for a fifth year, in part because of nil deals, including with a local restaurant >> to help with my family, take care of myself at the end of the day, i have to take care of myself. >> reporter: schools cannot directly offer money to recruit players. but so-called donor collectives operating independently of universities can offer students an nil deal are we seeing the wild, wild west of recruiting right now >> oh, i think there is no question. >> reporter: jay paterno and other alumni are organizing these pools of money to help college athletes get paid through nil deal, including women, who are often in less lucrative sports. >> we set up a collective called success with

new developments now in the murder investigation of 24 year old alexis gabe from oakley tonight. there is a possible break in the case police say gabe was murdered by her boyfriend, but her body hasn't been found. however yesterday the game family told abc 7 they believed they may have located her remains in the foothills of the sierra, nevada in amador county. now offering a $100,000 reward and have enlisted more than 700 volunteers to help in the search. they are actively searching right now and that that's why we are always getting a tip every time they something they message us. alexis went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch. police say alexis was killed by jones. he was killed by officers near seattle while attempting to serve him in a warrant in june. map allegedly created by jones has led police and volunteers to the town of pioneer where the family says gabe's remains were found. moving on now to the developing latest news in the southeast and the devastating damage done by hurricane ian tonight. the death toll ha

alexis gabe's hoping that remains found in pioneer belong to the 24 year-old woman. the remains are found in a remote area of ahmed or county. this is close to state route. 26 on wednesday last week. well, our father says that he's hoping the bones along to his daughter so that their family can have some some kind of closure. alexis, gabe disappeared on january. 26 police say evidence pointed towards her the next boy from marshall jones from antioch as a suspect, location of the boldest significance in the case because antioch police found a handwritten note in jones's home that had detail pioneer drive directions to get there. well, police suspect to use the directions who drives a pioneer in order to get rid of alexis's body. the family is now waiting for dna testing to take place. well, shocking viral video is circulating online. it shows a black sacramento high school football player taking part in a pretend slave auction either white teammates, the tosh zones has that story. >> news nation is blurring out this video because teenagers are reportedly involved. it

gabe gutierrez reports now from yuma, arizona. >> reporter: each night, they rush to turn themselves in, group after group of asylum seekers crossing the arizona border >> it's beautiful. free country >> reporter: gisele and her 3-year-old daughter came here from cuba. why did you come >> i want to be free this is both of my girls. american dream, you know >> reporter: this area alone has seen hundreds of asylum seekers each night and in just the last year, there have been more than 300,000 illegal border crossings in the area around yuma. that's three times the city's entire population of nearly 100,000, an all-time record is that sustainable? >> it's not sustainable. >> reporter: douglas nichols is yuma's mayor. >> i consider this a crisis it's a situation where numbers are multiple times higher than anywhere else in history. >> reporter: the only hospital here estimates that over six months, it's doled out $20 million in uncompensated medical care to migrants >> do we have to stop that border flow if you're going to have the borders open like they are, there has to be a payment so

joining us now is gabe sterling.he chief operating officer in the georgia secretary of state's office. hey, gabe. good to see you again on the show. why do you think georgia is smashing early voting turnout records? >> well, the reality is, it's easy to register in our state, easy to vote in our state, and given that president biden won the state in 2020, georgians, more than most americans, understand the weight and heft of their vote. it's different than vermont or california. >> i want to get your reaction to what we heard from the voting rights advocate, an attorney, he shared his concerns over georgia's new law that allows anyone to challenge someone's voter registration. you just brought up voter registration saying it's easy to register. let's take a listen to what he said. >> i'm worried because we are seeing a leave of election vigilanteism. it's challenging tens of thousands -- not thousands, but tens of thousands of georgians' ability to vote. >> do you share his worries at all about the tens of thousands

joining us now is nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez. gabe, good morning.xpect? >> hi, jose. good morning. lawyers for both parties in this case are being very tight-lipped at this point, but "the new york times" is reporting that the deposition is set to take place today at mar-a-lago. these are the lawyer's offices for e. jean carroll. as you mentioned, jose, back in 2019 she sued donald trump for defamation after he denied allegations that she was assaulted in -- raped in a department store, high-end department store in manhattan. she claims that donald trump in the mid 1990s threw her up against the dressing room wall and forced himself upon her. now the former president repeatedly has denied these allegations adding that, quote, she's not my type, but last week after three years of legal limbo, the judge in this case said that donald trump could not run out the clock on this case, that he had to sit for this deposition and something else, jose, trump's legal team had been trying to argue that the former president was acting in these official job, meani

can i ask you about the assessment that gabe cohen was laying out.ms of student achievement. the first one in three years just out this morning and it showed fourth through eighth graders fell behind in reading an the largest decline ever in terms of the math assessment. what should the takeaway be from this? >> i think that we paid a price for this virus. and this is in part that price. would you like to think that in the future if something like this, god forbid, should ever happen again. i think we could be smarter about it. and it is one thousand fold less likely than an older adult and we would be smarter about how to move forward with this so the cure isn't worth the disease and nobody paid a bigger price i think than kids. >> it is good to see you, doctor, thank you. >>> so a big question, right now will donald trump comply with congressional subpoena from the january 6 committee. liz cheney said the panel is prepared either way. >> he's not going to turn this into a circus. coveragege. only from m t-mobile for business. name is joshua florenc

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. >> cnn's gabe cohen has more on what this new data shows. >> reporter: an alarming snapshot of learningc. new test results from the nation's report card show in most states fourth and eighth graders are falling behind in reading and math. the math scores are historic, the worst decline ever recorded with roughly 25% of fourth graders and 38% of eighth graders performing below the basic level, the lowest of the three achievement levels for the test. students who are already struggling in school showed the most dramatic dropoff. secretary of education miguel cardona calling the results appalling and unacceptable. >> they were isolated for a year and a half to two years. that's a huge, huge problem. >> reporter: michelle burke is an eighth grade teacher on long island and has a daughter in eighth grade. >> my daughter is struggling in math exponentially. a lot of the things we're seeing emotionally, behaviorally, are putting a huge strain on what you are seeing in the classroom. huge strain. >> reporter: the findings come more than a month after similar results showing math and reading sco

belong to gabe or any human for that matter. turns out they were animal bones gave.r says he was hoping those bones were of his daughter. so the family could start the process of, you know, finding closure. but instead the search continues. alexis, gabe disappeared back on january. 26 police believe her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones killed her and buried her body or her body in the area pioneer. but police ended up shooting and killing him. while officers in washington state were serving a warrant for his arrest. in the south bay, santa clara county officials are looking for ways to crack down on people possessing guns illegally. a recent study found that gun violence costs santa clara county, roughly 100 million dollars every year. and that, of course, doesn't even include the human, an emotional cost caused by gun violence. the district attorney's office says that a big part of the problem is the fact that guns are falling into the wrong hands. >> this is the actual response wing that can go out and get into houses, put handcuffs on shooters, disarm domestic abusers

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and now to developing news in the case of alexis gabe bones were discovered in the search for the 24 year old oakley woman who police say was murdered by her ex-boyfriend a human bone stare in that area. so they did pick them up and send them to forensics for dna green gabe is alexis's father as he explains volunteers found the bones in the small town of pioneer located in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains. they reported it to the local sheriff's department gabe says the $100,000 reward that's being offered has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help search they are actively searching right now and that that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us on saturday. the gay family went to the location where the bones were found in that area today was definitely it was very heavy. was very heavy for us 24 year old alexis gave went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch based on their investigation police say alexis was killed by jones jones was then killed by seattle area law enforcement w

up the chess game to some gigahertz have billions of cycles as seconds, you could play all of the gabe's that are possible and defeat a humid player who does not have the benefit of this gigahertzz process the. the math is not the same as the territory. ai imagines that you can make maps of the same as the territory. when you make a map it can encompass the territory of the universe it is so complex that it no longer has the same interpretation. it becomes the universe. and so it is a misconception of how the mind works. how computation functions. you can program it to do anything. you can program a computer. a human being could program a computer to read a book and translate the book into some other symbol system. but still you have got to have somebody at the end to take the symbols and interpret them in terms of subhuman reality. >> technologist, economist, george gilder is the author of 19 books pretty founding member of the discovery institute. his most recent book isit this, "gaming ai" y ai can't think thatat could transform jobs. thanks once again for bigger book tv. >> thank you

. >> and gabe gutierrez is in san german where biden is expected to speak.cials telling you $60 million could go in helping folks on the island. >> well, chris, it might not go a very long way considering the stepped of destruction here not just from hurricane fiona but hurricane maria five years ago. this is one of the many washed out roads here in this part of puerto rico. the southwestern part of the island. as you mentioned, 93% of this island had power restored. but these are the towns that have not had the power restored. and we just spoke with a resident here just a short time ago who described being without power for 16 days now. she said her insulin is damaged. she said she is desperate and does not know where to turn and sat on hold trying to talk to fema for hours. and that is what president biden will hear as he arrives here in ponce in just a short time. he is set to speak and take part in a community event packing supplies for some of these hardest hit regions. the southwest side of the island there is an urgent effort to restore power. we spen

gabe gutierrez is there in puerto rico and has been reporting on the devastation there for quite some time. it's great to talk to you. what can we expect, gabe, the president is going to be seeing there today, and hear really from officials for what they need? >> reporter: good morning. president biden just saying that puerto rico really hasn't been very well taken care of. that does echo some of the frustration that we have heard from some residents on the ground who more than two weeks after hurricane fiona still do not have power. behind me you see power crews that took overpower transmission in puerto rico last year. you see the work crews here, they've been here throughout the morning. this is one of the neighborhoods that still does not have power. we have spoken with several residents who say that they've been waiting for power to be restored here, but, yasmin, it's actually the southwestern part of this island, some of the more rural areas that are dealing with those power outages right now. according to luma energy, 92% of customers have had their electricity restored. that's

nbc's gabe gutierrez with that report. it is just about the top of the fourth hour of "morning joe." 6:00 a.m. on the west coast, 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. joe biden and his cabinet hitting the road today launching a full-court press to push the administration's closing economic argument to voters. we'll get a preview of that message when white house chief of staff ron klain joins us. the president isn't the only one headed out on the campaign trail. donald trump will be holding rallies in ohio and pennsylvania and other states in a final midterm push to boost republican turnout. we'll have those details straight ahead. >>> also ahead, utah is in the midst of its most competitive senate race in decades. we're going to the speak with independent candidate evan mcmullin as he faces off against incumbent republican mike lee. >>> and tesla is under criminal investigation over claims the company's electric vehicles can drive themselves. we'll get to that. willie? >>> let's begin this hour in georgia, where this morning there

you should be looking for any child -- by the way, it does affect older adults as gabe mentioned.ress and especially under 12 months it can just be something like fussiness, not wanting to eat. those can be the precursors to distress. by the time you get them to the hospital, they have to take more drastic measures, put them on machines to help them breathe. we want to identify early. good news, there's a rapid test we're all running. it can test for flu, rsv and covid all at the same time. the key is getting to a health professional early. >> oh, wait. it's not one of those like with covid where you send out, going to the shelves and getting it off the shelves. no, it's not as convenient as you would like, but it is something that all doctor's offices, most any urgent clinic in the emergency room. they have these rapid panels so we can check literally within 15 minutes to see what's happening because we've got higher flu cases. you need to know whether or not they have flu, regular common cold or covid or rsv. >> doctor, turning to covid. dr. fauci says the new omicron subvariant

gabe gutierrez is joining me now from phoenix with more on this. gabe, good to talk to you.ital and health care system? how are they managing with these influx of patients coming in? >> reporter: good morning. this hospital is not at capacity just yet, but it is bracing for a rough winter. it's only october and doctors and nurses here and around the country are seeing much higher patient numbers than they typically see at this time, they they don't typically see until much later in the winter and we spoke to a mother overnight who had barely heard of rsv before she ended up here with her newborn son. >> reporter: more concerns of a triple-demic this winter. in arizona, rsv cases are up 344% over a typical season. >> terrifying. it's a serious illness. with him being this young. he doesn't have an immune system to fight it off. >> reporter: her two-month-old son rider was in the hospital overnight. what would you tell parents? >> trust your gut. i was on the border about coming or not to the hospital and i feel like i probably should have come a little bit sooner. >> reporter

alexis, gabe disappeared back on january. 26th police say evidence pointed towards her. then ex-boyfriend, marshall jones from antioch as the suspect. he was shot and killed while officers in washington state were serving a warrant for his arrest. we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast this afternoon. taking a live look. >> outside at lands end. how beautiful does today? look, we've got a little bit of hayes. i feel like, but it's going to be kind of warm. i think today there's also a new water year that's big and basically entering a 4th year of extreme drought across the state, wondering if we might see any moisture in the next coming days. we've got kyla grogan here with more details. hey kyla. hey there. yeah. give me a straight answer that no rain in the forecast and our 7 day forecast. unfortunately, although i do look out for this time of year, no doubt about it. we're looking for that really good october storm to start rolling. but >> not going to happen. but a live look outside shows you just how beautiful it is. lots of blue skies out there. current

husky, oak ca, gabe who came to basha in 1984 and has overseen the excavations ever since khalid read z add a li, fazel and mohammed a members of the amarillo tribe. some of them have spent decades assisting with the excavations along with their families. many of the local bedouins once lived in and around neighboring petra, as tourism became increasingly important. the jordanian government moved them into a purpose built village albania. the village is also the base camp for the badger, archaeologists. the necessary equipment is stored in one of albedo as simple houses . the team only ever take what they really need with them as getting to the site is extremely difficult. with the pickups, make their way through the dusty rocky landscape to the entrance into the deep barsha gorge. the spouse vegetation here requires irrigation to grow these large trees, on the other hand, grew without human interference. they marked the beginning of a gourd shaped by masses of water, of a thousands of years known locally as a seek. from here, the team has to continue on foot. the luggage makes the cl

the archaeologists have named barsha after the surrounding mountains. marian benson hans kia ca gabe or find themselves in familiar surroundings. but it is the 1st time andrea fisher and alleys, poor cod, had laid eyes on the excavation site, which amelia's grave and the beads, the 2 restoration experts have now been working on. foremost 2 years were found for thousands of years. the only visitors to this place consisted of a k personal goat heard as the 9000 year old village was discovered during the removal of the 1st layer of earth. archaeologists can only based their conclusions on materials able to survive for millennia, such as rock, horn, bone, or shell, the jordanian archaeologist an art historian, serene. albuquerque uses the scientific results of her colleagues, as well as her knowledge and her imagination to bring the village back to life. i shall baki was part of the excavation team in 2018 and has developed a strong bond with the ancient site. it is the 5th time. marianna bens has visited barger in 2018. she and halla, al at ashi, uncovered tremulous grave that over the

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by the spring of 2003, three women and gabe watson's orbit were either missing or dead.me. so, the cases of linda, marilyn and renee sat quiet, collecting dust in cold case vault in the sheriff's department. >> we keep waiting and listening and hoping that something will come up. that they'll find something that proves that dave did this. >> all the while, dave continue to climb the ranks at the tucson fire department. even if he couldn't quite shake the shroud of suspicion that surrounded him. >> i mean tongues are wagging in tucson. >> they were all riding horses with dave and worked with him at the tucson fire department. >> i went into the station where dave was working on the phone rang. well the guys picked up the phone. they go, hey, killer, phones for you. yeah. tough one of their. >> someone called him cold case, is that you're? >> yeah. i did. >> one day, his friend, matt, decide to ask day point like it had anything to do with the murders. >> he was very candid with me. case for hours that morning. >> did he answer anything? >> he did answer. >> his buddies we

we're trying to relocate staff to those areas. >> reporter: for the news, i'm gabe guiterrez. >>> the 13 people with being chinese spies today. justice department officials announcing the charges today. three cases, three different schemes. >> the government of china sought to interfere with the rights and freedoms of individuals in the united states, and to undermine our judicial system that protects those rights. they did not succeed. >> the attorney general accused the suspects of trying to unlawfully assert influence on the united states. according to one to play, to of the people try to recruit an unnamed informant. they believe it was for confidential information about a usaid investigation into a chinese telecom company. the unnamed informant was actually double agent working for the f.b.i. the deputy attorney general said that these cases are just part of the unceasing efforts by china to steal sensitive u.s. technology. >>> the chinese president tightened his grip on power. he secured an unprecedented third term as the chinese leader over the weekend. he cement his status as

gabe salazar has their story. >> just that i remember people in cars back of trucks. there's just a there's a mad rush. vince la navarro and his wife, michelle, were at the route 91 concert visiting from fresno. >> recounting the moments when an i supposed to be spent moving to music suddenly turned into may have. the person i want to. you know, she was she was gone. you can tell. but you still check the polls. >> the second one, that was the tough one for me because she she ended up with a fatal. >> the couple was able to take shelter from the spray of gunfire hiding behind bleachers. he was done with one round was like now is our chance trying to get as many people below ground as possible even though we were down. >> we could still hear and you could feel the bullets go bye you. >> so that's where like we need to get lower. 5 years later, the lot of ares still dealing with the trauma. you look at everything. you look at your exits, you look at who's around people that even your high points. craig lee, a retired fresno county corrections officer, was with a lot of o

cnn's gabe cohen is joining us on this. talked about the growing crises that students are dealing with right now, mental health issues, absenteeism, bullying, this test is giving us a clearer picture of the students' struggle in the classroom. and the results show millions of these students are way behind. an alarming snapshot of learning loss from the pandemic. new test results from the nation's report card show in most states fourth and eighth graders are falling behind in reading and math. the math scores are historic. the worst decline ever recorded. with roughly 25% of fourth graders and 38% of eighth graders performing below the basic level. the lowest of the three achievement levels for the test. students who were already struggling in school showed the most dramatic dropoff. secretary of education, miguel cardona calling the results appalling and unacceptable. >> we were isolated for a year and a half to two years. that's a huge, huge problem. >> michelle burk is an eighth grade teacher on long island and has a daug