remember, jaclyn had seen him coming into the station in the days following annie's murder.eling back then that he was hiding something, and detectives at the time asked for his phone. >> do you have an idea why we took your phone? >> for call logs. >> that's part of the reason, but there was a message on there that we were kind of interested in. do you know what that message is? >> reporter: it was a message from chris. the cops might come back to your house. i need you to tell them that annie got a bloody nose so i don't get blamed. >> he told me about the -- he said something about the bloody nose. that i actually don't remember seeing it. i remember hearing it, though. >> reporter: lab results eventually did show annie's blood was on chris' shoes. detectives questioned him about it during a second interview. >> okay. it would have just been one drop? >> yeah. >> reporter: but then his story began to change. >> where did it drip on your shoe? >> there was a little bit on the shoelace, and then there was a little bit right here. >> okay. so the two separate drops? >> yeah.

jaclyn thompson. it is great to have you. >> it is great to be here. thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming. reginald liles, the deacon, brothers to brother, reverend long, had to make the contact. i know you are all over the world. >> that they made it. i am here. >> i'm glad you are here. tell me about your calling. it is phenomenal to have you, the pastor. >> i goodness, calling to the church or the ministry? >> to ministry first. >> i'm the daughter of a pastor. my father who recently passed in december was dr. nt thompson. he pastored not as a ministry missionary baptist church in berkeley for 40 years. i have grown up the church grow my whole life and went through the things that girls go through. questioning faith and theology and how it lines up with things in your life and things ina dee relationship with god. i started teaching in west oakland. >> sorry for what they're going through. >> we need to be in protest about that and protest about that. but i encountered some kids that i realized that my desire, which was to go into law an

each of face masks and other equipment but inventors is stepping in to tackle the problem of these jaclyn bouguereau explains . right now the world is facing a completely unprecedented situation and folks are having to adapt fast any and all ideas are on the table because the fact is shortages of essential materials and medical equipment is a global problem shortages are leaving doctors nurses and other frontline workers dangerously ill equipped to care for covert 1000 patients due to limited access to supplies such as gloves medical masks respirators goggles face shields to gallup and a prince we have tremendous numbers of ventilators but there's never been an instance like this where no matter what hugh have it's not enough that would be the case and then there's the story of the italian doctor who has now fallen victim to the corona virus who shortly before he died revealed in an interview that doctors on the front lines had run out of protective gloves but desperate times call for desperate measures and many people are answering that call take in italy for instance where a start up is

he also insisted that jaclyn kennedy be in the photograph beside him because he wanted that symbolic continuity. >> it's hard to imagine someone coming into office in those circumstances. it's also hard to imagine anybody better prepared for that moment than lyndon johnson. >> lbj had been preparing for this moment all his life. power was, you know, the center of his being. >> prior to accepting the vice presidential nomination in 1960, lyndon johnson had been perhaps the most-powerful senate majority leader in history. but he's been sidelined by the kennedys. >> vice president johnson is so eclipsed by jfk's star power that many people don't even know who he is. >> lyndon johnson. doesn't ring a bell? >> there was a television show called candid camera and they asked people on the street who is lyndon johnson? >> does he live out on the farm? >> you might look in the phonebook, see where he is. >> appear today to say i need your help. >> johnson is now president. >> i cannot bear this burden alone. >> and in less than a year's time, he knows he will be judged by the american people

. >> reporter: now that they are there, jaclyn says she can see why.rd food bank the unit has worked this month. >> i feel that i have been exposed to a lot of different parts what goes on in the food bank for which is really opening my eyes to how many people we are actually serving. >> we are so thankful to have the national guard with us. >> reporter: you may notice social distancing is a challenge. each member of the guard has a temperature taken daily. >> every morning, we are screened before we deployed permission. that gives us an added level of comfort that we are being checked on regularly. >> reporter: the food is loaded onto trucks and taken to pantries and other distribution points, including the truelove baptist church in fairfield. right a we don't have volunteers who can do that the hitting home how it impacts. >> the national guard is expected to be working at the food bank every day for the next three weeks. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech st

that is dan and jaclyn thank you, very much.e put up a link if you want more information about carboniste go to our website at ktvu.com. cheers to you, all. take it away. if you think you well. >>> steph korea's back of the city now four months. fans are sticking with the team. all eyes are on stefan curry thursday evening. from the moment he stepped onto the court. the first game since he wrote his left hand, less.tober. i could not live with myself. had to come out for the day he came back. i am excited to see him. he was great. i am excited to see him. maybe tonight he will take it easy. we see a big welcome back from fans of all ages. including this family from fairfield. >> we wanted to come to support him. >> he has very good defense. he is very swift. i want to be just like him, when i grow up. >> standing ovation at the start of the game for the star player. the warriors are in last place. that is no coincidence. >> what will be seen next year? it is phenomenal. speaking there is a sense of energy and enthusiasm for the

. >> cnn health reporter jaclyn howard is here. seeing this to be more prevalent across the country? it's sunday. people want to go to church and synagogue. >> exactly. this is not unusual, especially during an outbreak like this. so in a lot of the areas that are hardest hit in the u.s. like washington state, new york, california, we are seeing more churches offering their services online, offering mass online and really asking their congregation to turn to going online for service and not coming in, because of the threat of crowds congregating and spreading the virus. >> and it seems like it's becoming more common to see people wearing masks now, where you go, or had a friend who was on a plane to california last night and he was messaging me photos of a lot of people on this domestic flight, wearing masks and it's almost become normalized now. >> right, we are seeing people do this but health officials are not recommending to wear a mask unless you, yourself, are sick and the mask can really block you from spreading germs to oth

>> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, my name is jaclyn williams. and i'm here to speak on keeping the kip school in hunters point because there might be relatives there that the kids could do to if their parents are working late or what have you. or aunts, cousins, whatever, they know the area and they can get to the respective place to go. the school should stay there. and i thank you very much. >> my name is christina santa val and i'm appalled and really pissed off at the fact that you guys are choosing to move kids to treasure island. i advise you to come to bayview hunters point, never see none of you gis ther guys there in my l. you node to come and see all the kids that group together to walk to school together on the school bus. it's called a walking school bus that we do every morning to get our kids to school safely. they travel together. how are we going to ship our kids across town to treasure island when it takes us two to three buses to get off the hill? as me as a mother that already is been a resident of bayview hunters point, i tot

from aland, we hear medical fresh and jaclyn. thanks for calling in. caller: you are welcome. host: tell us about the work you do. caller: i am a physician's assistant and i work in cardiology. are called to see patients throughout the hospital. we are seeing patients under investigation. americans are not quite understanding the severity of the disease, partly because we even as a medical professional do not understand just how this is spreading, and that is so critical for people to really appreciate. you cannot compare this to the flu, you cannot compare it to swine flu virus the flu has a much different incubation periods. s with the flu have a period of three to four days, and the people who are spreading it are the people who are most active in society. the young people, the young and healthy, the children, and the people who are getting and dying from it are the most an act of, the most vulnerable, and i know that has been mentioned, but when you hear people say, if you have flulike symptoms, that is somewhat misleading and we have to use some terms of the general ameri

>> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, my name is jaclyn williams. and i'm here to speak on keeping the kip school in hunters point because there might be relatives there that the kids could do to if their parents are working late or what have you. or aunts, cousins, whatever, they know the area and they can get to the respective place to go. the school should stay there. and i thank you very much. >> my name is christina santa val and i'm appalled and really pissed off at the fact that you guys are choosing to move kids to treasure island. i advise you to come to bayview hunters point, never see none of you gis ther guys there in my l. you node to come and see all the kids that group together to walk to school together on the school bus. it's called a walking school bus that we do every morning to get our kids to school safely. they travel together. how are we going to ship our kids across town to treasure island when it takes us two to three buses to get off the hill? as me as a mother that already is been a resident of bayview hunters point, i tot

>> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, my name is jaclyn williams. and i'm here to speak on keeping the kip school in hunters point because there might be relatives there that the kids could do to if their parents are working late or what have you. or aunts, cousins, whatever, they know the area and they can get to the respective place to go. the school should stay there. and i thank you very much. >> my name is christina santa val and i'm appalled and really pissed off at the fact that you guys are choosing to move kids to treasure island. i advise you to come to bayview hunters point, never see none of you gis ther guys there in my l. you node to come and see all the kids that group together to walk to school together on the school bus. it's called a walking school bus that we do every morning to get our kids to school safely. they travel together. how are we going to ship our kids across town to treasure island when it takes us two to three buses to get off the hill? as me as a mother that already is been a resident of bayview hunters point, i tot

bacteria phone calls, jaclyn, philadelphia, republican, your next. caller: good morning.tle too late. i was yelling at my television set, three weeks ago, stop flights coming into our countries! donald trump did not say that. i voted for him. bunchk we are raising a of spoiled brats. they want to fly and they can get on planes and fly. quarantine yourself, self-quarantine. stay in. it is frustrating for me to watch this! host: when did you start quarantining yourself? caller: maybe two weeks ago. my husband died. i have a funeral to go to on friday. i am wearing gloves. willgoing to tell people i put my hand up, don't shake my hands. i will understand. host: i am so sorry for your loss in philadelphia. thanks for the call, good luck to you in philly. next in bakersfield, california. an independent. caller: yes, i am. host: go-ahead. caller: yes, i am. host: go-ahead. caller: hello, i am speaking. host: we can hear you. as wel let that work out go to sylvia in virginia. a republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i have had ocd all of my life. i have had therapy for

medicalfrom jaclyn, a professional. thanks for calling in. caller: you are welcome.ost: tell us about the work you do. physicianam a assistant and i work in cardiology. we are a consulting service at the hospital, which i will not name for employment reasons. we are called to see patients throughout the hospital and we are seeing patients under investigation. i was in the icu yesterday and i think americans are not quite understanding the severity of the disease partly because we, even in the medical profession, thist quite understand how is spreading and that is critical for people to appreciate. you cannot compare this to the flu, you cannot compare it to swine. the flu has a much different incubation. flu it has anthe incubation period of 1 to 4 days. you are typically contagious one day before symptoms and up to a week after. this is truly an invisible disease and the people spreading there the people that are most active in society, the young people, the young and healthy and the people that are getting it and dying from it are the mostinactive, vulnerable. i kn