that's when they met gloria satterfield. >> we grew up close. >> ginger is gloria's younger sister.very much. she baby-sat for them before she started doing housekeeping. paul was about 13 months old. he was just starting to walk. she would wear skirts all the time and he would walk around and hold her skirt while she was doing the housework and stuff. she pretty much raised him, him and buster. she thought the world of maggie. >> double murder mystery. >> he reported them outside the dog kennels. >> the number one thing that stood outlet to me was the first time hearing the 911 call. the moment you call 911 and hit send on your phone even though no one has answered and it's just ringing, it's recording on the dispatch end. and the phone is dead silent and you can hear the dogs barking in the background. and as soon as dispatch answers, it's this panicked alex. >> hampton county 911, what is your emergency? >> i never knew panicking could get cut on and off. >> let the blood ringing begin. that was so weird to me. >> you're saying he would have been panicked even before that, before

gloria: fantastic. cedric: very soon we are going to put tiles in. gloria: oh, i can't wait.a one-room place, a one shack room. and you know, that thing was almost falling down when the wind came. oh, and i had headaches and all that, and all the rain came through. that was at that time. but now i live in a beautiful place like this, i can only say thanks to god. reporter: cedric may works as a caddie on a golf course. his employer agreed to help finance the construction cost of around 1000 euros together with ikhayalami. this kind of co-financing is the basis of ikhayalami's funding model. gloria: we pre-finance as much as we can of the build. and the employers meet us halfway. and sometimes employees also partake in that. perhaps the employer can pay up front and then the employees pay back the employer at a rate that's suitable to their relationship and their financial reality. reporter: the golf course paid back their interest-free loan within a year. ikhayalami's housing initiative is part of the project bayit collaboration. it helps employers prode their workers with a

to see gloria earlier he might have been able to avoid her. >> they need to change the headlights. they are the main issue here. >> have you reported this problem before? >> i have numerous times. i have been warning them for two years. >> reporter: he says those warnings were to his supervisors at a private is bus company that they contract with for the fleet. he said after the crash he elevated his concerns with this legal claim, saying for years before that day, the buses he was required to drive on the streets of san mateo company were dangerous and defective and they provided insufficient illumination. last month they rejected his claim. >> we wanted to see for ourselves what the conditions were like. it is past 1 am and we are about to get on this bus heading down the same route. as we are driving down el camino, you can see the road when there are other cars nearby but we are going through dark corridors like this it gets dark. >> reporter: we noticed headlights vary in color and brightness. some appear to be brighter and white, others are dim and yellow. sand trans declined

antony and gloria didn't have a choice.the windows and is refurbishing the whole tower block. and now, they've got their bill - £27,000. i don't know where i'm going to get this money. where are you going to get that money from? i don't have any relations, no friends can do this one for me. what can i do? no place to rent. only the council can solve this problem. it's an absolute consequence of right to buy. the whole building with need maintenance over a period of decades, people need the financial means to fund that improvement. it's a huge burden. when the final estimate arrived in january, antony was recovering from a stroke, and it's now too late to object. heuo. — i'm mrs selvarajah. i'm a leaseholder, - but i have a bill of £27,000. i'm a pensioner. i won't be able | to pay that bill. the council says owners were consulted and can pay in interest—free instalments, but if the selvarajahs can't find the cash, they may have to sell their home. i want to check i'm going to pay that much moneyl before i know definitely if

gloria. gloria has amen to that. gloria. gloria has beenin amen to that. gloria.iew is she says, please don't laugh at michelle, but i'm 78 and i would love to go back to work to boost my pension. but there's so much ageism out there, it's unfair, she i've my she says. i've got all my faculties and i could run rings around some of youngsters around some of these youngsters . gloria, don't doubt you. . so, gloria, i don't doubt you. actually, sir, retired actually, gloria, sir, a retired ship for gloria. you ship is perhaps for gloria. you go get them, go. you run rings around those youngsters. i don't doubt you for a second. i'm not going anywhere. but i will see you. and to get your thoughts coming in, what about the budget? your thoughts . hello there. welcome back to and time with me michelle dewberry here in doncaster alongside me joe phillips, the political commentator and the former brexit party mep and businessman ben habib . welcome back, ben habib. welcome back, everybody. paul in hartlepool's as michelle the freezing of the fuel duty for a year is an abs

let's discuss, gloria is here with us. start with you. what do you make from that response from pence? >> well, i think he is trying to thread the needle here in his mike pence way, without sort of directly saying what the former president is charged with, what the case is about, and the low-hanging fruit is, of course; alvin bragg. you heard that at the republican retreat in florida this week as you were talking about. they're just saying this is politically motivated and that the charges are ridiculous. they never quite get to the point about whether donald trump conceivably could have done this or didn't do this. so, you know, mike pence, again, trying to be a little more delicate about it that, for example, ron desantis was when he took a sledge hammer to donald trump. so, i think it's just mike pence walking this line that we have seen him walk ever since january 6th. >> exactly. it comes with that context, right? he was there at the capitol during january 6th. >> nobody will listen to mike pence any way. who cares. the people who ar

if at all, gloria ventura is among the ab small holders who have joined to the petrov community. they benefit from its sale system. my idea of body authentic is i got to play most coffee growers need to take out loans and what the earned goes to paying them off and the other in their most but it's different with gotcha hotels. but it, but i'm a lot we harvest enjoy the beans and so directly on the day of the yeah, i mean effect and we make more profit as i yield the name of my benefit, the coffee market fluctuate greatly in the last 4 years, the farmers burned on average, less than one euro per pound, fair trade brings and roughly one euro $0.30. through the cut russia initiative, they earn almost double that trip. but better pay is not the only perch levied benitez and the contractual initiative have even more ideas to benefit coffee growers. a with. ready change is also a foot in nicaragua. carol whitmeyer has traveled from the u. s. for this pile of waste. this is the cascade on the left over that we hope one day this pile will completely disappear. so this is a super food tha

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gloria rodrÍguez, abc 7 news.eggie: there have been no reports of serious flooding or damage in san francisco this morning. this today, people were taking no chances. we saw these residents stocking up on sandbags. one woman tells us her home flooded new year's eve. >> it got into our place, about eight inches. we had to replace all of our furniture and appliances. reggie: in the mission district, there was flooding in january. the owner tells us he had 67 inches of water and about -- six to 7 inches of water. >> what we had was not rainwater, it was sewage water. reggie: that hurts. the city of san francisco has put up temporary flood barriers along folsom street. officials say crews are working around-the-clock to manage storm drains and try to prevent flooding. drew: we've seen a lot of localized red wave flooding, we have impressive rainfall from over the past 24 hours. we have issues along the san lorenzo river right now because it is rising. oakland exceeded two inches of rain over the past 24 hours, san fra

i don't know, gloria, is this good news for desantis or not?nd, he's not in the race and is only down by three points. where do you think these numbers play? >> we are ten months out. also, i think ron desantis is not yet an official candidate, but let me say that he is running, which he is. >> you think? >> i think. but also, this was a nine-candidate field. i mean, nine candidates. so this is good for donald trump when you're in a nine-candidate field and the rest of the vote gets split up. and then you can win the nomination because of the republican -- there are a lot of contests that are winner take all. so is this bad news for desantis? he's not announced and only a few points behind donald trump in such a large field, i don't think it's bad news for ron desantis. >> he's at home, though. that's what i was considering. it's in florida. >> maybe they want to keep him there. >> if i may, if i may, if you compare desantis and this florida poll to show governor sununu in new hampshire and see where ron desantis is, you conclude that desantis

thank you, gloria.he search is on this morning for two people wanted and the shooting death of a store clerk in pittsburgh police released these photos of the two suspects investigators. say jessica russo and gregory rosen young both of pittsburgh were involved in the shooting last wednesday after a confrontation with storm employees at the easy stop food stores on power avenue. abdul rauf was killed a third suspect in the case has been arrested police. say rawson young and russo or earlier involved in an altercation and which several shots were fired into the air. no one was injured. police in san jose are looking for the driver of a car that hit and killed a woman on a bicycle last night. the collision happened on blossom hill road near lee avenue just before 7 pm the victim died at the scene. the driver did not stop investigators have not yet released a description of the vehicle. this morning a standoff suspect is in the hospital after being shot by officers near gilroy the standoff started yesterda

gloria rodrÍguez is near the traffic. gloria: we are on and we will go outside right now.this is a big rig that jackknifed and you can see the truck. it is an amazon prime truck. that jackknifed there and you can see highway patrol is on the scene. they have been responding 64:00 this morning -- since 4:00 this morning. they reopened a couple name -- lanes here up northbound 680 the council would -- near counsel would --wood. traffic is moving scooters then it was last year and we drove in the opposite direction earlier and we saw what was going on. things are moving slower and they are reopening northbound lanes up 680. mostly, traffic earlier was diverted to 84 and there is backup. the backup is nine miles -- was nine miles at one point. a big rig jackknifed on 680 northbound impacting traffic. if you do use this route, may have to use another route or you may have to add another -- more time to your commit. -- commute. reggie: part of stanley boulevard in pleasanton is closed after a walking path collapsed. happened during sunday's storm. there is no estimate on how lon

gloria: the news is already impacting the markets.nasdaq traded first citizen bancshares dropping about -- jumping about 12% in premarket trading. other banks also seeing abu. if you are a customer of silicon valley bank you may be wondering what to do. the fdic saying you should continue using your current branch until you get notice citizen -- first citizen bank has taken over the location. amanda: people getting ready for stmmht after recent storms knocked down trees and power, they say they are not taking any chances. while going through driveways. >> i may stay at my parents house monday night in san jose and maybe tuesday night because i know roads are going to close but i need to go to work. amanda: in this video you can see stanley had to drive on top and underneath downed power lines just get places. that is not recommended. you should always recommend that you could always exercise extreme caution when you encounter downed power lines. kumasi: in the east bay sandwich shop is out of thousands dollars. last week's power outag

gloria de piero, labour mp for ashfield, now a telly presenter, who you worked for. your background, background in poverty, you then experienced poverty as you're bringing up your children... i'm not saying it was poverty, i didn't think it was poverty. but people who don't know you think, isn't this the guy who is very unsympathetic to people who are struggling to make ends meet now? doesn't he remember how it was, doesn't he empathise, doesn't he remember the people he used to help in citizens advice you also worked in a hostel for the homeless? yeah, i did, i worked in several hostels for homeless people. so what has happened? i will tell you what it was, nick. when i first started working at cab we were seeing families that were coming in with all sorts of social problems, it was debt, it was housing problems, it was relationship problems, benefit problems, and we used to help these people, and this is 20 years ago i think it probably is, and we would see these families and we would patch them up and move them on and think i have done a really good job there, and

it may now turn a quick profit, but it sustainable with gloria ventura took over the family farm. she's had to rebuild it in my head. i mean, if possible, my husband used to do everything now for 4 years. it's been just me use her husband abandoned the plantation because of a nasty rust found us looking more. let us empathy i'm low, low to rust, fungus hits. sometimes the fruit doesn't ripen and recant harvest to that book of a one year if the good harvest i know and the next year there is nothing new. yeah . miramar for the follow in full sun cultivation and climate change week in the plants, paving the way for the destructive fungus to spread rapidly across central america . since 2012, its been destroying the livelihoods of thousands of coffee farmers, including that of glory as husband who emigrated with her 6 children to the us for work. many thousands of farmers from central america attempt to that same trek every year. if they make it into the us, they usually take on unskilled labor and send their hard earned money back home to their families. of santa alaina's, $14000.00

that came online during the pandemic. >> reporter: mayor gloria says san diego prioritized living here, not just commuting in. last year, the city added 260 affordable housing units with post construction on another 1100. >> what does the mix here? >> we are more balanced. we have 30,000 residents downtown. the city envisions having more than 90 residents downtown. >> reporter: the city made her decisions during the pandemic like sacrificing parking for outdoor dining, a controversial move that is now permanent. >> desperation is the father of innovation. >> we could not go indoors. these are restaurants that employee thousands of people. the city that did this, this is owned by the people. i will tell you, we have not lost a single business here. >> reporter: in fact, in one year, nearly 300 new businesses opened downtown, an increase of 100%. >> what we've built here is a downtown that has a healthy office, a lot of tourism, a good amount of retail, a lot of residential. troop here is a reason to come. a 10,000 seat outdoor concert venue. >> this was almost like a welcome back gift t

this is gloria in san antonio. hello. >> caller: good morning. i'm calling because neither candidate is any good, in my opinion. biden has really kind of messed up the country. >> host: gloria you have to keep going and stop listening to the televisionme please. >> guest: and trump, he, he was come witht going to be in martial law and he had no businesser being in government. he did know how to run this country. putting his family and: there. this is not, we need some more new blood in there. >> host: who is that? >> caller: i don't know. i just can't see anybody that is really any good right now. >> host: gloria collect on our others line. you can list a specific other as some of your done. in this case gloria couldn't listen specific person but alisa for the ideal you can talk but he could like to see as far as ideals for the candidate. picolinate best represents you. if you haven't called us inve 30 days feel freee to do that. also if you with my turning to under television set as you wait to get on the air. let's hear from kimberly next in ne

hi gloria. you're not with us, but still here. gloria actually want to start with you, gloria? because you know lanny davis and michael cohen. very well. you are incredibly well sourced. what do you make of what lanny davis just said. well i think lanny davis says michael cohen's attorney wanted to get out there and say to the american public don't forget. ah that michael cohen is someone who went to jail over some of these issues and by the way, he was directed to pay the hush money to stormy daniels by donald j. trump as he put it, and i think that's the message. he wants to sort of get over and over and over again, and i think you know michael cohen being out there himself. your attorneys can can tell you whether that's wise or not wise , but he is trying to restore his credibility with the american people. and say, okay, i'm not just a guy who went to jail. i'm not just the fixer. i know exactly what happened, and i paid the price. and donald trump should then pay the price as well. what neither of them can answer or did answer, i think is the question of whether what start

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eric bland is the attorney that represented the children of gloria satterfield.he was the housekeeper, long-time housekeeper for alec murdaugh who died. at the time it was reported that she died from injuries in a trip and fall accident on his front steps and then he took the family under his wing said i will show you how to file a claim and then the family never collected money because he was allegedly pocketing all of the money. eric bland is clearly happy about this verdict. he describes the jury as courageous. and is saying that alec murdaugh, his power, prestige and money afforded him no special treatment. so, clearly the people who have been wronged by not just the people who were directly affected, you know, obviously his wife and son killed and advocates for them saying that they are getting their justice from the grave. but people in this world who suffered as a result of his financial crimes are beginning to come out and express appreciation for the jury's verdict. and, again, a very speedy verdict, the jury reached this verdict in less than three hours

laurier lodge eaters -- gloria rodrÍguez is joining us. gloria: a tornado in los angeles.ce has rated a storm -- the storm an ef1. >> turning into a tornado. did you see it pick up the stuff off the floor? gloria: to put this ef1 perspective, this gala goes from zero to five and five is the most intense and the winds are anywhere from 86 to 110 miles per hour. it injured at least one person. a local high school student was going to the ground opening the door to the tornado. >> the door bust open because of the wind and she holds on and falls over. we try to not make it comedic but it was hard. gloria: there was nothing funny about the fact that tornado could have killed someone. no one was hurt. seven -- many buildin damaged. the genital is on the ground -- was -- the tornado was on the ground for 2-3 minutes. the damage path was 50 yards wide. kumasi: and mandatory evacuation order is in place were two homes in woodside because of a mudslide. there was an evacuation advisory for two dozen other homes and the slide threatened residents. >> there are regular teams -- trees

gloria rodriguez joins us live in the newsroom with their calls for change. gloria: good morning. the santa rosa city school district had a board meeting last night. many spoke out in light of the decent deadly stabbing at a school as board members listened. students are making their voices heard. >> we want change. we want change. gloria: students in santa rosa walking out of classes, speaking out against campus violence and hos.nding more safety in high sot student suffered a stab wound at a 15-year-old suspect was charged with voluntary manslaughter. those participating in the board meeting last night were able to voice concerns in person and the council chamber or over resume. one student let the board know they are living in fear. >> we hate fire chills more than lockdowns. it is because we are terrifying of being in crowds because it is the perfect time to get shot. if the adults understand that is how we the students think. this time there was a gun. the student had been in possession of a firearm and it could've have been a real school shooting. we do not feel safe. i do n

we've known him all our lives. >> he always took care of gloria, you know, and he knew how importantbout how, well, we're still trying to get maybe $100,000 for you and $100,000 for your brother. >> there was already reports that there was something fishy with the whole satterfield case. >> a local reporter named mandy matney does some digging and found a wrongful death settlement through alex's insurance company to the satterfield boys for about $500,000. >> we've learned that her children never got the money they were supposed to get and that alex is accused of taking it. according to gloria satterfield's family, they learned about this settlement in the press. >> it was in the news the settlement had been with alex on his homeowner insurance for $500,000. at that point we knew that the boys hadn't had gotten no money. >> it wasn't just $505,000, it was millions. >> there was actually an additional settlement for the satterfield sons that they didn't even know about, and this one was for more than $4 million. >> there was no way that this was the first time that alex had stolen cli

in fact, when he was charged with gloria's crime last year he pled not guilty.it wasn't until he gave a confession of judgment to us in april of 2022 where he agreed to the judgment. but he still was pleading not guilty to the actual crime that was charged. it wasn't until last week from the witness stand for the first time that he admitted to the crime of stealing $4.3 million from the satterfield family. >> jacqui: so do you think that the prosecution has done what it has needed to do in proving their case for the outcome that your family would like to see? >> well, my family -- >> jacqui: that you are representing. >> -- doesn't necessarily have a hand in the murder charge that's pending. they do believe that the theft of gloria's money was something on his mind because he was telling false statements to tony satterfield very shortly before the murder in text messages, that he was going to be recovering money for them and he had stolen the money two years before and the lawsuit had already been dismissed so it was a complete lie. but they want justice to be s

live in occidental, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. reggie: we are seeing damage on the peninsula from the storm. this tree landed on a car crushing two people inside. chp says one of the people inside the car did suffer a leg injury and was taken to the hospital. jobina: today the following schools will be closed in santa cruz county. and solo elementary school, watsonville high school, renaissance high school. we also have this information scrolling at the bottom of your seed. district supervisor says the closures are because of accessibility issues related to the storm. this is a live look at the pg&e outage map for the bay area. the latest update shows more than 5200 customers are without power. most of the outages are in the south bay. reggie: there been no reports of serious flooding or damage in san francisco. yesterday we saw people lining up to get some sandbags. one woman tells us about her flooded home from new year's eve. >> that we got about eight inches so we had to replace all of our furniture. >> hildebrand furniture at

gloria?ughed a little bit. and i just want us to value laughter more. it is the only emotion that cannot be compelled. you can cause someone to be afraid, obviously, you can even cause somebody to think they're in love, if they are kept dependent for long enough, but you can't compel anybody to laugh. and in our native american community, there is a god of laughter that represents freedom. so i want us to value laughter as a proof of freedom, a proof of grateful to this audience for laughing at all the great points. >> wonderful. >> laughter is useful. it will help you through tough moments. madam zalenska, what is your message to the world? >> translator: a difficult task. it seems to me this is the day suddenly when everybody realizes the important that's of women. it shouldn't, but it only happens one day a year. [ applause ] . >> translator: i would like us all to remember that equality is a normal thing. it's not something we should be fighting for, it's not news we should be telling the

joining us now is cnn senior political analyst gloria borger. gloria always great to get your insight on these matters before we get into testifying before the grand jury, and all of the implications of that we have to acknowledge the backdrop. right. mike pence is in iowa. there's a presidential election looming, and he could potentially be running against the man that he may have to testify about. yeah that's a that's a bit of a problem for him. and so that's why he kind of straddles constantly when he talks about donald trump. he doesn't mention his name. unlike chris christie , who is the first candidate out there really to take on donald trump frontally, but in the end , i think, um, and this is a month or so ago talking to some pence advisers. i think there was always some sense that he would have to testify in some way before a grand jury. that's why i think they're not coming out right now and saying we're going to appeal this they want part of this case. and i think they understand as we should understand that at this point, this is not

gloria rodrÍguez is li newsroom with changes.a: the santa rosa police chief participate in a listening session after a student was stabbed to death at school last week. chief john keegan saying in a post on facebook leaders are committed to ensuring santa rosa students are say. students are making their voices heard after this tragedy. >> it took a death to finally realize our school is suffering and we are screaming for help. gloria: hundreds of students walking out of class at santa rosa montgomery high school because of safety concerns. less than a week after jaden pienta was fatally stabbed in classroom. another student was that another student suffers from a stab wound. a safety meeting in l tragedy. many voiced their concerns to bring back school resource officers. that is something montgomery high school did not have. >> i would like to know if there are talks for bringing back the sro. >> when the pandemic hit we lost our sro because everybody was working from home, but it is time to bring them back. gloria: in 2020 santa

gloria borger, cnn senior political analyst.cott jennings, cnn senior political commentator, once searched as special assistant to president george w. bush and a cnn presidential historian and former director of the nixon president's library. thanks to you all. gloria, start with you. the response from republicans, i find them interesting. specifically kevin mccarthy asked about this and criticized the d.a. alvin bragg, but then said something interesting. contradicted what we saw from donald trump on social media over the weekend calling for protests. mccarthy saying trump doesn't want protests? >> i think donald trump wrote "protest, take our nation back." i think that's a direct quote. if i'm not mistaken, and i think he called for protests more than once. what mccarthy said was, if you talk to donald trump, that's not what he'll tell you. i bet the house speaker in a conversation with the former president asked him, did you call for protests? probably said, that's a terrible idea. don't do that. and so mccarthy was, i think,

her name was sol gloria. she was a pastor's wife and mother with dementia. >> love you. >> i love you. >> thank you. >> very hard. >> reporter: her daughter reported her mother missing from their san mateo home hours earlier. >> i was so conscious of the temperature, and i kept thinking oh, she's probably so cold right now. >> i can never, you know, forget what i saw at the hospital. the person that i saw in the bed has brown hair like that. that can't be my mom. but when the nurses, you know, let us closer to the bed, i realized that it was actually dried blood. >> i just killed someone. i have nightmares. >> reporter: jimmy marino was the driver behind the wheel. months after the accident he's talking with us about it for the first time. >> i lost weight, i couldn't eat. >> reporter: the report shows gloria was at fault for being in the road. but he believes if he had been able to see her sooner he might have been able to avoid her >> they need to change the headlights. the headlights are the issue here. >>

gloria: many call the osprey oscar an inspiration and the gold standard for representation in film. the faced many challenges in the past couple of years and it is inspiring to see actors and actresses creating space for people like her. reggie: "everything everywhere all at once" the big winner. melissa is live in hollywood. melissa: it is still out here in hollywood. it is the teardown of the champagne carpet. it is transforming. the oscars incredible. so many highlights and the best picture winner. >> and the oscar goes to "everything everywhere all at once." [applause] lissa: breaking "everything everywhere all at , once" coming home with the prize and best supporting actor. >> my journey started on a i spent a year in a refugee camp . somehow i ended up here on hollywood's biggest stage. melissa: nominees like brendan for his powerful performance in "the whale." brendan: this is what it looks like. my goodness. melissa: jimmy lee curtis taking home her first since her career began for best supporting oscar. >> i just won an oscar. melissa: a stunning performance from rhiannon a

gloria: trustees voted to pause the school resource officer program.he will partner with santa rosa city schools to better understand what level of on-campus support is needed from the santa rosa police department, such as bringing back the sro program with any modifications that better meet the needs of the community today. today's listening session is on may avenue in santa rosa. it is hosted by santa rosa city schools and it is open to everyone. santa rosa city police say they assigned 2 officers to the high school yesterday. they were present but asked his day off campus. reggie: neighbors in south san jose are back home. they were after a home was cleared of explosive material. peter kurz is responsible for 2 separate explosions at power transformers miles away. his wife told reporters he loves chaos and made comments about attacking infrastructure. >> i think we all it was discovered, because who knows what the outcome would have been if it had not been done, right? >> for 4 in a war zone. reggie: an update on the investigation later this week. j

gloria rodriguez joins us in the newsroom with the latest. gloria: good morning.the rescue and all of the cats are doing well. they are safe and they have food and water now. >> thank you, thank you. gloria: the team at whiskers, tales and ferals are thanking everyone who helped find the cats. they were stolen along with the van they were in last week. the president of the pet adoption group says someone broke into the van and four minutes later, it was gone. we have a new interview this morning. the team tells us they are happy the kitties are back. >> we were getting hopeless but we are super excited to have all of the cats back safe and sound and looking great. not smelling too good, but looking great. >> what a miracle. we cannot believe tgo shape.>> t is all good. gloria: the organization rescues cats and dogs from high kill shelters and rehabs kitties. in case you are wondering about adopting these kitties, they will not be adopted out. they will be taken to the clinic , spayed, neutered, rehabbed and sent back to where they came from. happy news. reggie: th

live in occidental, gloria rodriguez, abc7news. jobina: thank you. here's a quick look at the impact the storm is having in the bay area. mayor was disclosed today and might not reopen until this weekend or might not reopen this weekend at all. the oakland zoo decided it would not reopen today in the observatory atop mount hamilton is shut down because of record snowfall in that area. we are learning yosemite national park will remain closed throughout this -- at least until the 16th. this closure could extend beyond that as snow melts in the area and creates more runoff and flooding conditions there. crews are working to move ice away from drainage areas to prevent water from building up and damaging the parks infrastructure. reggie: an 81 your old man is safe after spending nearly a week stuck in his car trapped by heavy snow. jerry was rescued when a helicopter spotted his car sitting in the snow bank. he said he became stranded while trying to approach a storm. so he managed to keep himself somewhat warm with a windbreaker, quilt, and towel. he s

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. >> gloria costello, the attorney told reporters after his testimony that he brought lots of documents including memos and e-mails that the grand jury had not yet seen. how effective might that prove to be? >> we don't know. we know they didn't call michael cohen today as a rebuttal witness. i'm not an attorney here. we have attorneys on the panel. they can tell you what that means, to me, if they felt they needed a rebuttal, they might have had one. i think one of the issues here that costello is going to talk about or talked about is that michael cohen is doing this out of pure revenge, that his goal in life is to get donald trump, don't forget michael cohen went to jail, and he says as a result of his relationship and direction from donald trump, and, you know, costello's point is he blamed trump for all of this and wants to get back at him. i don't know what's in those documents, and what's in those e-mails. we'll have to see. and we'll have to see if it materially affected this in any way, shape or form. >> let me get adam kinzinger into this assessment as well. donald trump's leg

gloria romero, thank you for your time this morning.it, have a good day. >> thank you. >> ashley: of course. the death of stephen smith, investigators reopening the case as a homicide eight years after closing it as a hit-and-run. we have the breaking details. >> todd: that story could not get any crazier. the american citizen and mother of seven kidnapped in mexico as the feds issue a new urgent warning about mexican cartels targeting tourists. we will speak with the victim's daughter who said she's getting a ransom from her mother's kidnappers. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, an attorney for the mother of stephen smith who died suspiciously near the alex murdaugh hunting estate said authorities are officially calling his death a homicide. >> ashley: it comes one day after buster denied involvement in his classmate's death. jackie ibanez joins us live, good morning, jackie. speak with the attorneys for the smith family after an extraordinary disclosure of phone call with south carolina law enforcement division chief ma

dion: gloria rodriguez takes a look at what this means for customers. gloria: the fdic announcing late last night that north carolina based first citizens bank is acquiring silicon valley bank, just weeks after that bank's collapse sparked a global concern. depositors rushed to withdraw money amid fears among the bank's health. we spoke with the economics department chair at cal state. he says the takeover is good news. >> these are good signs, so essentially, there are some banks that are willing to into deals and by the access -- buy the assets and take on the deposits for silicon valley bank, which went bankrupt, in other banks adding injections of capital that help them fueling their business. this means the crisis does not seem to be systemic. gloria: the fdic estimates for citizens bank is buying silicon valley bank at a discount and taking on all of their deposits, loans, and branches. the professor says this is a sign of optimism and difference from the financial crisis of 2000 eight. >> it is very clear the loans and investments that silicon va