says this time they got a hit which is why they can now charge holifield with her murder sot dean flippo/monterey county d.a. 119-129it will never bring back christine williams but the very least we can do is work hard to present the evidence to a jury and a jury will make that decision and that's what we will be aiming for 135/aiming for (vicki) we are learning new details tonight - about the missing yuba city college student. police say the mother of alycia yeoman received text messages... saying her daughter is alive, had been kidnapped and there were demands. police say the messages came from an online source with multiple i- p address, making the sender harder to trace. yeoman was last seen a week ago leaving romero street in yuba city. this new surveillance video captures her truck driving through the area...though you can not make out the driver. investigators found her unoccupied truck monday parked in an orchard at the bottom of the levee. the fbi is now involved with the investigation... (grant) police in palo alto are asking for help identifiying a man.... who they believe is

. >> the fbi have announced that charles holifield will be charged with murder in this case. >> this case touched a raw nerve in this community. >> her disappearance stunned seaside and left her parents shocked looking for answers. >> you know who you are. i know you are just driving around looking for somebody -- >> tonight, we spoke with the fbi agent originally assigned to the investigation. >> almost 10,000 leads were covered on this case. >> richard lack told us one of his great pains was when he retired in 2004, he could not resolve this case. but his colleagues kept going. >> the fbi has a long memory. time, nor distance, keeps us from our attention in solving cases. >> holifield is in prison, serving 25 years to life for attempted kidnapping and sexual assault in a separate case. >> he was a suspect from the beginning. >> the fbi had questioned him, and did not have enough to charge him. now, new dna evidence has authorities confident of a conviction. >> formal charges will be filed against holifield next friday. prosecutors could ask for the death penalty. >>tonight, police

. >> the fbi have announced that charles holifield will be charged with murder in this case. >> thistouched a raw nerve in this community. >> her disappearance stunned seaside and left her parents shocked looking for answers. >> you know who you are. i know you are just driving around looking for somebody -- >> tonight, we spoke with the fbi agent originally assigned to the investigation. >> almost 10,000 leads were covered on this case. >> richard lack told us one of his great pains was when he retired in 2004, he could not resolve this case. but his colleagues kept going. >> the fbi has a long memory. time, nor distance, keeps us from our attention in solving cases. >> holifield is in prison, serving 25 years to life for attempted kidnapping and sexual assault in a separate case. >> he was a suspect from the beginning. >> the fbi had questioned him, and did not have enough to charge him. now, new dna evidence has authorities confident of a conviction. >> formal charges will be filed against holifield next friday. prosecutors could ask for the death penalty. >> tonight, police in sa

their office will file murder charges against charles holifield...williams. the teen went missing in june of 19-98... seven months later her body was found in a remote area of former military base..fort ord. investigators say holifield...an already convicted felon has always been a key suspect... but now they have the evidence to tie him to the murder. formal charges are expected to be filed by next friday ( mark ) city council members in morgan hill are preparing for the worst. an earthquake that could break the anderson dam. the dam overflowed in february and flooded some parts of san jose. right now...it is just under 76 percent capacity. but that number needs to go down so seismic retrofitting can be done. a magnitude 7 quake could break the dam. this has concerned people living in morgan hill. city council held a meeting wednesday night addressing their concerns.

says this time they got a hit which is why they can now charge holifield with her murder sot dean flippo/monterey county d.a. 119-129it will never bring back christine williams but the very least we can do is work hard to present the evidence to a jury and a jury will make that decision and that's what we will be aiming for 135/aiming for (pam) the hillsborough woman accused of murdering the father of her children... is now out on bail... after posting a record- breaking bail amount. tiffany li's bail was set at 35- million dollars ... the highest in san mateo county's history... and the eighth highest in the nation. her family came up with nearly 70- million dollars... so she could be released. li, her boyfriend named kaveh bayat .. and olivier (oliv-ee-aye) adella ... are all accused of conspiring to kill li's former boyfriend .... 27 year old keith green. his body was found in may last year. prosecutors say, li was afraid of losing a custody battle with the victim ... who is the father of her two young children. a family friend of the victim was disappointed that li was able get out o

their office will file murder charges against charles holifield... the murder of christina williams. the teen went missing in june of 19-98... seven months later her body was found in a remote area of former military base..fort ord. investigators say holifield...an already convicted felon has always been a key suspect..but now they have the evidence to tie him to the murder (grant) formal charges are expected to be filed by next friday (pam) tonight, we are hearing the other side ... of the west oakland apartment fire story. the owner of the building has hired a law firm... in anticipation of legal action ... connected to the deaths of four people .... and the dozens of others who lost their home. earlier today, a spokesman for the owner of the building said, the owner is not responsible for the upkeep, nor the deadly fire. sam s

their office will file murder charges against charles holifield...teen went missing in june of 19-98... seven months later her body was found in a remote area of former military base..fort ord. investigators say holifield...an already convicted felon has always been a key suspect... but now they have the evidence to tie him to the murder. formal charges are expected to be filed by next friday ( mark ) the city of oakland is working to help the hundreds of homeless people in need.( darya ) kron four's philipe djegal reports on a tent city pilot program to help those in need. pkg scripttrt: 2:39out: std (philippe)no name/neighbor- "its nothing but a big problem, take a halfway decent neighborhood and just destroy it."not all neighbors support it - a city-approved homeless encampment at the end of the streetthough the less fortunate are greatful.dejon goolsby/homeless/nats- "babe, this is all he gave me right here." welcome to dejon goolsby's humble abode... a tent underneath the freeway in west oakland...dejon goolsby/homeless- "i never thought we'd be

this man charles holifield a convicted sexual offender has been charged with the murder with special circumstances of kidnapping. is from a interview -- a year before her quick disappearance. he is expected to be arraigned in the case on may 9. >>> a federal judge in san francisco put a challenge to the executive order on sanctuary cities on friday. it would withhold federal funds. came to be says -- san francisco and santa clara counties are taking on washington with billions of dollars at stake. >> in federal court in semper cisco attorneys defending san francisco and santa clara county century city policy argued that president. trump's executive order seeking to punish sanctuary cities was harmful and unconstitutional. >> they have no idea how this is going to be -- an argument that this executive order is so vague and ambiguous. should be declared unconstitutional. >> under president. trump's executive order jurisdictions that don't fully cooperate with immigration authorities would risk losing federal funds that were put at risk well over $1 billion each for san francisco and sa