and nicolas hayes are nowhere to be found. >> inside were the baby's toys. car was parked in front of a home that belonged to a man with a criminal record, 24-year-old timothy evans, who had previous arrests for robbery and assault. >> timothy evans did roughly fit the description that was given to us of a black male with a stocky build and about a medium height. [ sirens ] >> police converged on the home and took evans in for questioning. >> he claimed that he didn't have anything to do with the car, that he was asked to watch the car for someone else. >> evans led police to andre edwards, the man he claimed left the car in front of his house. >> that's it right there. want me to do it? >> police department. >> is andre edwards here? >> inside, police found edwards, along with several others. >> there were four other people taken into custody besides timothy evans. they had no idea what this black male may have looked like, so they took everybody in to try and sort things out. found on elizabeth pittman was a cellular phone and some jewelry, which was later

hayes gains the upper hand in this fight.ugh this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >> i don't know what happened. i was just

hayes. hayes died of an overdose aboard his yacht in the santa cruz harbor in 2013. >> catherine: the plea bargain was reached after prosecutors andagreed that a crucial piece of evidence --- surveillance video from hayes' yacht --- does 'not' portray tichelman as the cold-blooded killer police say injected hayes with the overdose and left him to >> catherine: if the case had gone to trial, the defense had forrest hayes had a history of engaging in as much to blame for what as tichelman. ♪ (cheers & applause) >> never did anyone mention that she was helping a man when he was in obvious distress and when she was crying for him to wake up. no one and knowledge that it was the type of conduct that was demonstrated. but she did now have it intent to kill. >> a failure to call 911 and overdose but never an attempt to harm mr. hayes. i think this plea-bargain in our opinion reflects with a jury verdict would have been any way and provide closure to our client and her family. and the hayes family.

in hayes county, especially he spoke of that. then he wove that together with the freedom we have in this country to even be together to shore each other up because of all those who fought in our military who died who we are honoring today. casey stiegel is live in dallas. i know you have been work only the story in hayes county, texas. what's going on for the search for the missing family. >> reporter: the search i contained to one county and is he hardest hit. there is flooding reported really in many parts of the state of texas but their there you see the governor in wimberly, one of the hardest hit areas and at least a dozen people we learned at an afternoon news conference, are still unaccounted for at this hour. hayes county, between austin and san antonio and the blanco river you heard the governor mention it. 13 feet is flood stage and the water crested this weekend at above 40 feet. emergency crews are calling this a search and rescue operation. they say they're using drones and thermal imaging equipment to try to locate

hayes did not want her to do.ll have a second chance when she gets out of jail but hayes' family will always have to bear the scars of his actions. >> maureen maher joins us at the table. maureen, i remember the story, i remember thinking about the wife. how did the family react to the trial? >> what's interesting, the reaction less about what the entire verdict was last week. more of the fact that they never wanted alix tichelman to be charged. they fought with the prosecutors saying we don't need to go through this. >> why? >> well, there's a lot of video, i'm sure that played a part of it you'll have to tune in on a special edition of "48 hours" for details. >> i understand now, six months of video. >> maureen, thank you. you can watch maureen's full report it's called "kiss of death and the google ♪ >>> i love that song. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up, in this half hour helping veterans find peace after war. yoga and meditation are letting american heroes defeat the enemy from within. for some o

hayes was found dead of a heroin overdose on his yacht in november, 2013. pickleman was arrested eight months later after police said she was seen on the yacht surveillance camera injecting hayes and herself with heroin. today she pled guilty to numerous charges, including involuntary manslaughter. the judge then dropped the great bodily harm enhancement that would have required prison time and sentenced pickelman to six years, all served in county jail. >> there was panic and a failure to call 911, but there was never an intent to harm much less kill mr. hayes. >> reporter: the prosecutor acknowledged he didn't know pickleman was going to change her pleas. he said the charges are appropriate, but did respectfully disagree with the sentence since a person died partly due to her actions. >> whether it's her action or inaction, those types of circumstances in my opinion warrant the service of time in the state penitentiary. not in the local county jail. >> reporter: now, under the terms of the sentencing, pickleman could be free in three years or less. the ha

hayes. rutherford b. hayes for those of you -- we will talk about him mourn a because he is such a good friend of william mckinley. he won the contested presidential election in 1870 in which hayes got less vote than samuel tilden, popular vote, and also got probably less electoral votes, but because of florida -- [laughter] you cannot make this up. we were together with al gore on election night in nashville in 2000. i had a discussion with gore that this reminds me of the tilde hayes election of 1876 in which tilden went to bed thinking that he won. he got far more popular votes and in the electoral college he was one short. the question was -- where would florida go? florida had two sets, one republican, one demo that washington did not know what to do with it so they set up a commission on whose votes counted. they took five house members three democrats, to republicans picking five senators, three republicans, to democrats, and five supreme court justices. to democrats, to republicans and the only in

hayes. >> action or inaction. those types of circumstances in my opinion warrant the service of time in the state penitentiary. not in a local county jail. >> now vasquez says the hayes family is satisfied with the outcome. coming up at 6:00 more on the circumstances that had police calling for a murder charge. >> thanks robert. still ahead at 5:00 making a pact for the planet. the agreement that the governor made with the 11 other states and nations. >>> the suspect in an oakland airport drug smuggling ring faced a judge today. one of them is accused of using their access as an airport employee to smuggle cocaine and meth to hawaii. it was called an egregious breach of trust. they have been using their security clearance to get drug packed suitcases back check points and on to planes. caught in the act, the silent alarm at a south bay high school alerted police to a burglary. when they arrived they found these two. they were hawaiiiding on the property. they found illegal drugs and stolen property from several co

. >> chris hayes is up next. >>> tragedy in philadelphia. this is "hardball." >> i'm chris matthews in philadelphia, the site of last night's horrific train derailment. >> i'm chris matthews in philadelphia, the site of last night's horrific train derailment. here is what we know at this hour. at least seven people were killed and 200 others were injured when a northeast regional train jumped the tracks shortly after it left philadelphia's 30th street station. the train was rounding a sharp curve, and many of the cars rolled over. according to the ntsb, the train was going way over the speed limit just before the crash. >> maximum authorized speed through this curve was 50 miles per hour. when the engineer induced brake application was applied, the train was traveling at approximately 106 miles per hour. >> there were 238 passengers and five crewmembers on board, and some of them used their phones to capture amazing scenes of chaos and survival. >> come on, man. >> i got you, okay? okay? keep crawling, okay? >> here. hold on. here. >> go, go

. >> the incident happened on november 22, 2013 aboard hayes' yacht which was docked in the santa cruz harbor. prosecutors have maintained that tichelman first injected herself with heroin and then did the same with hayes who fell asleep and never woke up. >> she initially tried to help him out crying while holding him and trying to shake him and trying to wake. >> reporter: but she never called 911 opting instead to flee the scene. >> while she regrets what happened that night she hopes that pleading guilty now will spare additional heart ache for everyone involved. >> it brings closure to our client, her family and to the forrest hayes family. >> reporter: today the judge sentenced tichelman to six years' incarceration and with good behavior and for time already served she'll likely spend three years behind bars in jail. >> this where the judge and i will respectfully disagree with one another. >> reporter: the hayes family has since moved out of the area. in santa cruz chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> a south bay construction company owner and a project manager are headed to prison for

. >> good afternoon directors thank you your i own a small business on the corner of hayes and central 20 years ago when this neighborhood was not branded as not an up and coming neighborhood one of the reasons i picked 3 corner was the unit bus stop that goes downtown it enabled me to stay 2, 3, 4 business, however it is not just my business that depended on on that in bound bus stop but a lot of customers i have a lot of customers that are older than most of the older businesses last year to mine there's another two stops gloss bye bye the particular grade of that bus stop allows them to get on the bus and furthermore a lot of private bused i'm not take the opportunity the buses but the shuttle buses a tremendous amount of people waiting for those buses it's hard for them to get on and come to those meetings the last hearing that was quite a few of them showed up the majority said they wanted to keep the bus stop and quite a few people that are not necessarily elderly they prefer that to other stops because of itself you know easy of use and also i'd like to say that the stop through

tichelman gave 5 1-year-old forrest hayes a fatal dose of heroin last november on his yacht in santa cruz. >>> nfl team owners gathered today for their meeting in san francisco. >> abc 7 news was at the ritz carlton on knob hill as fans of the raiders gathered outside to urge the nfl to keep the silver and black in oakland. team owner mark davis talked with the media about the efforts to get the raiders a new stadium. abc 7 news reporter caroline tyler is live in san francisco with more. carolyn? >> reporter: larry, you're right. the nfl spring meeting continues here tomorrow, but this was the day for raiders fans the chance to get a message to team owner mark davis. a small band of raiders fans including die hard dr. death gathered outside the nfl owners meeting. they want to keep the silver and black from leaving oakland. >> the last three years that we've been selling out your stadium, put a plan together. >> reporter: they hope to attract the attention of team owner mark davis and they did. >> mark, just know that we support you. >> know that. believe me i know that. we're trying

>> hayes: yes. >> simon: are there any? >> hayes: yes. not...m. ( laughter ) >> kroft: over the years, the island's people have learned how to entertain themselves, often at gatherings called ceilidhs, which feature traditional dance and sad songs, mostly about leaving islay and yearning to return. >> ♪ to sit with my love on the bridge above the rippling waterfall ♪ to go back home, never more to roam ♪ is my dearest wish of all. >> dave: if this looks and feels a lot like ireland, that's no coincidence. it's only 25 miles away. they come from the same tribe, share the same celtic culture and gaelic language, not to mention a love of good whisky that gets them through stormy weather and the long winter nights. there are no movie theaters on islay, no dry cleaners, no supermarket, no mcdonald's, at least in the fast-food business. jim mcewan says there is a long list of things that islay doesn't have and doesn't want. >> mcewan: we don't have any crime, we don't have mugging carjacking, house breaking rape, just... dope, drugs, we don't have tha

ryan: tom hayes arrived with his wife about an hour ago.first really in the libor trials is set to begin in 15 minutes. that is when they will have jury selection. it has been a long time coming. three years ago he was arrested three years ago the fraud squad in the uk's looking into the alleged rigging of libor. he is facing a counts of the indictment, all of them alleging he conspired with colleagues in the banking industry to break or attempt to rig rates for the bank, and his own economic interests. he pleaded not guilty two years ago, ever since then he has been out on bail. today he appeared here. it should go for 12 weeks area this is a big one. this is serious. if he is guilty, he could be looking at 10 years in prison. francine: the banks paid close to $4 billion -- 4 billion pounds in science. now we are reminded of libor, where does this all face? ryan: the libor fines have been huge, $9 billion for it is not legacy. if you look at deutsche bank's earnings about a month ago, they too were hit by libor fines. about half of what th

in all, more than 1400 homes were damaged or destroyed just in hayes county alone.lked to one who lost his home. he said he was there with eight other people when the river started rising. many of them were asleep. it was dark. they rushed to higher ground while they couldn't see much what they heard was hour rink. >> just loud cracking and breaking. you can imagine, it was probably houses breaking apart and flowing down the river. >> reporter: must have been terrifying. >> it was. it was. but i got out, so that's good. >> reporter: the water was so powerful it ripped trees right out of the ground. some of those trees were 500 or 600 years old. they've endured half floods. this one was too much. john christine. >> most of that flooding happened on stlund and we're just now getting our first look at how bad the situation is. >>> severe storms hit the oklahoma city area as well. there's a confirmed tornado that touched down in custer county also one in blaine county. the storm dropped hail but so far no significant damage has been reported. >> the region is not finish

. >> reporter: tichelman met with google executive forrest hayes a married father of five on his yacht in november 2013 for a night of booze, drugs and $4,000 a night sex. 48 hours was granted exclusive access to the yacht which was equipped with several surveillance cameras which recorded tichelman injecting hayes with a lethal dose of heroin. early police statements portrayed the call girl as a cold and callous killer. >> she stepped over the victim's body to get her glass of wine and finish the glass of wine as the victim is laying there dying. >> that's never depicted in the video. >> reporter: but all attorneys say the evidence proves otherwise that tichelman first tried to help hayes but panicked and left. >> sex, drugs and rock and roll t had a lot of legs in your industry. um, but if you break it down to what it really is, it was an accident. and a failure to call 911. >> reporter: even with the plea agreement, prosecutors had hoped to put tickle ma in any jail for up to 8 -- tichelman in jail for up to 8 years for criminal enhancements. as it is, she will get three years and h

hayes including conspiracy to defraud investors. counterpart, the prosecutors allege that he effectively was trying to move libor for his own economic interests against there's. this went back as far as 2006 when he was a traitor at ubs and then at citigroup in 2009. mr. hayes appeared in court two years ago after he was arrested. he pled not guilty. he was then released and has been on bail ever since. now he gets an opportunity to defend himself. the thinking is this trial will take two months. based on experience the first one or two weeks is most interesting. that is when you hear the opening remarks from both the prosecutor and defense trade is going to be very interesting this time. he is the first to appear to respond to these charges over libor. if he is convicted he could be looking at 10 years in prison. jonathan: thank you very much. throughout the morning and throughout "the pulse," that is coming up. francine: we are going to focus on fx. the question we want to asked is first of all, the strategy, how does greece chang

a little bit of hayes. into the 80's, and closing in on 70 like fredericksburg you probably feel hot and humid out there this mother's day. and this gives us monday afternoon and evening. as thin cloud cover, and that leads to showers and storms by the afternoon and then we drop back down. a lot to cover in your full forecast. announcer: -- kellye: it was the overtime, game five, tonight, the cap falling to the rangers in overtime, and game six could decide the series, and jay korff is outside the verizon center. what do we have? less than 30 minutes to go? jay: it is like a block party. there is even a dancing referee out here. game six. i will take you back so you can see some of the festivities. this is very crucial. the caps are up 3-2. every one of these games has been by only one goal. these guys have been out here all night, having a great time. everybody is hoping and expecting this is going to be at. and this would give you a sense of just how many people are here. and this will show you right in f

she pled guilty in the death of google executive hayes. he died of an over dose on his ownuate yaut. she was seen injecting hayes and then herself and stepping over hiz body while he over dosed. with good behavior and time served, she could get out of county jail by her 30th birthday. >>> for the third time in five weeks, a whale has washed up on a local beach. take a look. a 40-foot long gray whale was found dead in half moon bay. they did say today is badly decomposed. last week, two other whales washed ashore in pacifica. >> i think san jose is marginally inadicate. >> it's disturbing to me. >> disturbing because of lack of resources. we investigate whether there are enough resources at the airport to hand allarge airplane crash similar to the ash yawnic crash. >>> and why supplements may be making some people sick. a new warning tonight. >>> and a local dad tried to join a mommies group but was turned down. >>> and it's how widespread the cloud coverage is right now. and it details on a few showers in just a couple minutes. >>> it was

>> reporter: alix tichleman the high-priced prostitute charged with killing father of five forrest hayes by overdosing him with heroin pleaded guilty to a charge of involuntary manslaughter. she will go to jail, not prison and not for as long as prosecutors wanted. >> she will serve three years at the county jail. she has already served one. so she has two more to go. >> reporter: defense attorneys and the district attorney agreed to reduce a voluntary manslaughter charge to involuntary manslaughter. but the d.a. said the judge let her off too easy cutting a six-year term to three years. >> bottom line is, she and i are going to just respectfully agree to disagree with one another. >> reporter: tichelman met with hayes aboard his yacht in november of 2013 for a night of booze, drugs and $4,000 a night sex. "48 hours" got access to the yacht equipped with several surveillance cameras which recorded tichelman injecting hayes with a lethal dose of heroin. early police statements portrayed the call girl as cold and callous. >> she literally stepped over the victim' body to get her glass of w

msnbc chris hayes. surveyed the site today from a helicopter.'s take a look at his pictures. >> it is at this crucial juncture here that the train derailed, is at this crucial juncture the train. and you can see just how sharp that bend is. i mean, that is about -- that is essentially just a right angle left turn there for that train. >> chris hayes joins us now. tell what's you'll be able to see from the air. we're not allowed to see it from the ground. >> no. we went up. one thing about it is you know this is the opposite of mh 370, the plane that disappeared, total mystery. you look at it, you can see the physics of what happened. the train went too fast. you can see the rails lifted up off the ties where the force of that bend put them up. you can see the little embankment off the rails where basically that force took that train and particularly the second car the first passenger car, and just crushed it down like that. you can see it. in fact, when you're looking at it, it is -- if you looked over that and how many people died in this train

. >> reporter: by the time linda hayes lost her husband tom, he had two kidney transplants and received a new pancreas. >> reporter: how old was he? >> he was 56 when he died. >> reporter: type 1 diabetes got the best of him. he hoped medical student could learn were his illness when he was gone. >> he said when he died he wanted to donate his body to science. because of his health issues, he's gone through this, this and this they could learn a lot from his body. >> lindaeddadonatedtom's body. it is a way for families to assist medical research and avoid cremation fees. unbeknownst to linda, her husband's body was about to become a lucrative industry, the trade in cadaver parts, a single body can bring in as much as $10,000. linda eventually received tom's ashes in a modest wooden box. what specifically did you think would happen when he donated his body to science? >> i thought that after he was picked up, they would take him to their facility and see who was looking for a certain thing, and okay, we'll send him here. that's what i thought. i didn't think his head here, we'll sell his

. >> thank you, supervisors i'm wesley mines run a city attorney is that a in hayes valley we serve three to four clients a lot of san francisco bay area clients i'm in fulfill absolute support of the legislation that is going to put an end to human suffering and the abuse of individuals, however i don't feel this legislation is doing that i know you'll have all the liability massage businesses but not the illegal businesses in our radar and i'll actually be i don't see how we'll be in a different situations where there is more idea of where those illegal massage let's not call it a massage illegal action is take place as sergeant said the people in this this room are not the ones evict the ones going to have to bear the burden of making this legislation happen financing with our time you still won't know if where the bad actors are and i guess my main concern is that myself having a business in the city establishment for 10 years i'm worried about this creating a huge hurdle i don't know if among is allowed in hayes valley without a conditional use permit it is confusing so i'm concerned

. >> >> i've been living in san francisco 90 for 20 years a be hayes valley so my mom comes over here 6 months out of year and lived in hayes valley and retired and has health issues couldn't rent her highway outs more than thirty or 50 days like in two weeks notice they'll not been able to represent that out i think this is important one should be able to a homeowner not have all the regulations and airbnb will have to go out the information to the city of san francisco port commission the privacy so i vote for less regulations in the city we have enough of those thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> hi, i'm jamie grateful to be here in support of home sharers if you cap the number of days i'll most likely louis losses my home wouldn't be affordable after years of apartment living i bought a place for my husband and 7-year-old daughter it was purchased with my funds i carefully savings over several years my husband couldn't help but assist in paying with the mortgage i had to rebuild my savings i've watched the real estate market for 15 years to know that

the charge was changed to involuntary manslaughter after reviewing surveillance video from forrest hayes' yacht. >> someone described her as sitting down, sipping on a glass of wine watching him die. that is never in the video. >> reporter: prosecutors say alix techelman seemed concerned after injecting forrest hayes with heroin and he overdosed. she panicked and could be seen crying and yelling in the video. >> there is a certain amount of responsibility on his part. >> reporter: but, alix techelman did not call 911 in fact that is why she is facing jail time. -- and that is why she is facing jail time. >> she is now heron free. -- she is now heroin free. >> reporter: the office is pleased with the guilty plea but they disagree with the sentencing because they wanted her to serve time in state prison notches county jail. given time served she could be out in two years. >>> thank you. >>> now to the largest product recall in the history of the auto industry. the department of transportation announced today it is called -- it is recalling 34 million vehicles because of deadly airbags. >>

joining me now is chris hayes, host of "all in" here on msnbc.truck you as you saw the damage for yourself from the air? >> you know the most striking thing is just the immediate thought you have is that you can't believe that there are only seven fatalities. obviously seven fatales is a huge amount and horrific. but when you look at the wreckage when you know there are 243 people on that train and when you see the turn which is about as close to a right turn as a train can make i mean, it's -- the track is going like this and ends up going like that and there is a curve between the two. when you think about that curve taken at 100 miles an hour with the amount of force and the mass that is sort of careening forward, and if you look at the car that had been smashed to bits, the first passenger car, it seems like a miracle that there were not more fatalities, frankly. >> as you viewed it and saw that do you think that the speed and that we're told and other things that they're looking at is something that could have been avoided had the technology

. >> reporter: in hayes county the swollen plan key river wiped out more than 1,000 homes. 12 people who were in one home are missing. teams are not expected to find any more survivors here in the debris in hard hit texas. the focus now shifts to recovery and the massive clean up effort. in austin, fast moving creeks took over city streets in the downtown area. flooding businesses and trapping employees at a 7/11. >> got trapped by the water and they went up onto the counters to stay out of the water. >> reporter: forecasts are calling for more rain today. omar villafranca, cbs news, texas. >> and there's concern the kind of rainfall hitting texas could make its way to california in just a few months. roberta is here to explain why. >> michelle this is really interesting to track what is going on in texas. and also in oklahoma. right now, oceanographers are saying what we may be seeing is signs of el nino setting up. this is not definite. just very -- it bears watching and if indeed it is setting up what we will know for sure is july -- it could affect california. it means we could s

in hayes county one person confirmed dead and 12 missing.uding some children from two families gathered in a vacation home for the long weekend. that home washed away by a flash flood. the ground is saturated. forecasters are warning more flash flooding is ahead. texas governor greg abbott added 26 more counties to the disaster declaration bringing the total to 37. >> we urge all citizens to get out of harm's way. don't risk your lives by trying to not evacuate the water that may be rising. >> across the region hundreds of rescues and narrow escapes. >> oh, my god! stop! he needs to get out! oh, my god! >> wow. in kendall county officials say the 68-year-old driver of the vehicle was able to get out of his suv and make it to safety. elsewhere, crews rescued people by land and water. this was in austin texas and also from the air. in caldwell county a blackhawk helicopter pulled one away from his truck in the current. throughout the ordeal he stayed on the phone with his daughter. >> i called him over and over. he said i don't know if i'm goi

hayes was arrested. you know what libor is.ate that banks report that sit on a panel that they are able to lend to one another at -- they reported it about 11:00 in the morning every day. the indictment alleged that mr. hayes along with a group of other traders conspired to do fraud. there are counterparties for their own benefit. for his own benefit. just real estate minder $350 trillion of loans and securities are at least partyly valued according to libor. this is a really big deal. of course the allegations, the counts themselves go back all the way to 2006 when mr. hayes -- at u.b.s. -- in 2009 he went to citigroup after getting a $3 million signing bonus. the trial begins today. it ought to be very interesting. it is expected to last 10-12 weeks. generally with these cases it is the first week that is most interesting because that is when they take the stand. after the jury gets selected and that is when you hear what they think or their lawyers think really transpired. manus? manus: ryan, we've had a series of fines. col

accused of injecting forest hayes with a lethal dose of heroin on his yacht.t happened in the santa cruz harbor in november of 2013. tickleman faces felony manslaughter charges for leaving the boat as hayes lie dying. >>> a nurse is back in the u.s. after spending ten days in nepal helping with recovery efforts. it was a happy mother's day who reunite with her family. her volunteered at hospital in nepal to help the thousands of victims effected by last nont's massive earthquake. she says she will remember the stories and the people who were resilient in an incredibly difficult time. >> they had mentioned that they had lost their home and they had nothing but they had each other. >> she works with a non-profit base in centerville called reserge. >>> everyone is accounted for after a late night tornado that ripped through a small texas town. little warning. injuring at least 26 people. crews went door to door helping people to safety. about one-third of that town was damaged and several homes completely destroyed. earlier in the day another tornado ripped roofs

alix tichleman pleaded guilty yesterday to involuntary manslaughter for giving forrest hayes a lethal heroin dose. surveillance video obtained by "48 hours" showed her making the injection on hayes' yacht in november 2013. yesterday, tichelman received a six-year jail sentence. >> as graphic and horrific as the evidence here is, her callous indifference about a person who was probably in the this rose of death when she -- throes of death when she casually walked over him, it is still involuntary manslaughter with no intent to kill. >> prosecutors say both families wanted the case closed. tichelman reportedly asked her defense attorneys to make the plea deal. >>> police in waco, texas say that deadly shootout involving the rival motorcycle gangs started over a parking dispute. it escalated when someone ran over a gang member's foot. that led to an argument inside the restaurant with fighting followed by gunfire. when it was over, nine people from two gangs were dead, 18 others were wounded. officers confiscated 50 weapons and arrested 170 bikers. >>> there's now a criminal investigatio

boris hayes was alone with an alleged prostitute the night he was found dead. all the details of the story. jonathan. >> surveillance video from a camera in the cabin of that yacht appears to have played a key role. accepting the plea deal rather than taking the chances during trial. that video has never been made public. it showed alex inject being forest hayes with harrow when and then packing up her belongings and at one point stepping over his body to finish a glass of wine. prosecutors said she was not that callous. listen here. >> described her as calmly sitting down, sipping on a glass of wine watching him die. that was never in that video. >> over defender called the death of hayes a 51-year-old married father of five, and accidental overdose between two consenting adults. listen again. >> i think that it takes two to tango here. a certain amount of responsibility on his part. >> sentenced to six years. with time already served, likely to have a second chance of life. melissa: wow. jonathan quite a story. thank you very much. still split on their opinio

"by hayes an authority on the new test; not only the religionity but the moral vision and then i got a new book" economics and religion "by nelson and i've been dabbling in several of these books for a long time but i want to dig in deeper because they're needed up here. the final one is a fun one "bourgeois dignity" by deidre mccloskey and she is quite a renaissance scholar herself. she has been combining economics and ethics and literature for the past few decades a chicago school trained economists. high-end read, six-volume set in the works. i just referred to the second volume and it kind of takes on the causes of long-run economic growth and most people aren't familiar with this but it's the issue that improved human welfare more than any other issue you can name, period. i think i say that with pretty good confidence. her argument is, all human civilization income per person is about $500 a year, per person for all human history up until 1800. then in 1800 you get a hockey city and get explosive growth free market countries. so there's been a lot of speculation what is the tru

in the heroin executive forrest hayes. we first broke this news on the kron 4 morning news yesterday. now kron four's rob fladeboe shows us how call- girl alix tichelman shocked a santa cruz courtroom. by pleading to a lesser charge. to find out when her trial might begin, alix tichelman handcuffed but sporting a faint smile at times, instead pleaded guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter and to providing heroin to 51-year-old google executive forest hayes, who died of an overdose. sot larry biggam/defense attorney provide"disclosure for clan her family and the hayes family" >> reporter: forrest hayes was found dead on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor in 2013. although never made public, police said surveillance video from the boat showed tichelman inject hayes with the the fatal overdose but did nothing to help him. but the defense and prosecution alike say it wasn't like that at all. sot rafael vasquez/prosecutor "she was telling the man when he looked like as an officer defence informed wake-up acknowledged the

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