but more painful to lucas is not knowing whether her boyfriend, james davis, is still in the jail or ransferred to prison. >> i wrote james a letter. haven't got a letter back yet. >> who did you send it to? >> his mom. >> jail policy prohibits inmate-to-inmate communication, so lucas mails her letters to davis' mother who forwards them to davis. >> last time i talked to him was last month when i got a letter from him. so i don't know if he's gone or if he's still here. i want him to know that i'm here. i'm not going nowhere. i'm not going nowhere. i mean, people may say i should leave him alone, but i love him. he's got my heart. i just want to tell him that i'm here for him. >>> coming up -- >> my best friend that got killed. she got shot in the head. it was a trick. he just came up and just boom. i was standing right next to her. >> with her release date approaching, ginger lucas considers the dangers of her career as a prostitute. and jasmine slaughter experiences the loaf. way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced

. >> for more on this, james davis joins us now from munich, germany. he's the dean of the school of economics of political science at the university. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> as we just heard this, and john mccain says president trump needs to retract or prove his wiretapping claim. he adds he doesn't even believe it. gechb the intelligence committee, also rejects mr. trump's claim, what's likely to happen next, or is this just another distraction? >> well, it's clearly a distraction. and the president has proven himself to either master distraction. i think the more important question, what does this tell us about this president and his style of governing? this president could find out, with one or two telephone calls whether or not there's any substance to this claim. he prefers to take his information from questionable news sources rather than the professionals who are charged with watching this sort of thing. i think what we need to find out is, you know, who is the president listening to and why. >> how damaging is a c

. >> so let's bring in james davis, he's the dean of the school of economics and political science at the university of saint gallen in switzerland. thank you for being with us. we have learned from justice department officials that jeff sessions spoke two times with russia's ambassador to the u.s., but didn't disclose this during his senate confirmation hearing for attorney general. he denies any wrongdoing. what should happen next? should he resign or recuse himself from any investigation into alleged ties between russia and trump campaign officials? >> well, listen, senator sessions in his confirmation hearings, took an oath to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. these allegations suggest we didn't get the whole truth. what do we do moving forward? the justice department is investigating ties between members of the trump campaign and agents of a government that has declared itself to be hostile to the united states. and it seems difficult to understand how the attorney general could supervise an investigation in which he himself is a subject. so i think at a

. >> james davis from freedom partners, a group linked to the coke brothers, you oppose this legislation and you're telling republicans in the freedom caucus and elsewhere if you get punished by voting against it you will come up, freedom partners will come up and help them with money, right? >> we have seen republicans run on the idea they're going to repeal this an this current legislation does not do that and so we want to stand by those who take position and let them know they're not alone. >> this doesn't repeal? >> it doesn't repeal. this keeps all the mandates and regulations in place that have driven up the costs of obamacare premiums over the last several years and also uses the tax credit as a subsidy just virtually indistinguishable from the obamacare subsidies so there's a lot we need to do to fix health care and this bill doesn't do it. if you repeal it then focus on individual solutions bills you can put forward to take care of the vulnerable population that everyone agrees those with preexisting conditions and then push those pieces of legislation through congress, through

joining now to talk about it, james davis, dean of the school of economics and political science in switzerland. a pleasure to have you with us. >> good morning. >> rather than starting with the unsubstantiated claims the president keeps pushing, let's start with the substance of the meeting with the german chancellor angela merkel. they have very different world views. what were the wins and losses for these two leaders finding some common ground in this meeting? >> reporter: well, i think what was important about this meeting was that two leaders met and achieved something like a working relationship. it was important for them to find a level at which they can speak to one another and as the chancellor said, to speak to each other, not about each other band i think th and i think they achieved that. it was an awkward meeting, you could see that by their body language, but it seems that they did find common ground in particular on questions of vocational training, the need for the united states do a better job at retraining its workforce, and looking to germany as a role model for that. and i

. >>> with us now live from the a yufrlt in switzerland is james davis dean. professor davis, thank you for being with us to add your input and expertise on the goings on. let's start with these abrupt firings. talk about how it was done and why. >> i think as your reporters just indicated, there is nothing new to this kind of policy. presidents come into office and can ambassadors to resign, they ask cabinet members to resign, they ask attorneys to resign. that is nothing new. i think what is new is just the degree of incompetence with which all of this is taking place. items part of a pattern of governing that suggests that they really aren't on top of their game, that we have a team in the white house that really is learning by doing, learning on the job. this stuff could be done in a much more professional way ankd t and i think the president would have saved himself a great deal of criticism if he lad had a few people on board who really understood how you do this sort of thing. >> and on that score, does this in part reglekt his ongoing battle with gover

let's get some analysis now on what this means for the trump administration and republicans with james davis, the dean of the school of economics and political science at the university in switzerland. it's a pleasure to have you. this was a big loss for republicans in the united states including the president who had promised to repeal and replace obamacare. after the bill died the speaker of the house set the tone. i want you to listen to this and we can talk about it here on the other side. >> i don't know what else to say other than obamacare is the law of the land. it's going to remain the law of the land until it's replaced. we did not have quite the vote to replace this law and so yeah, we're going to be living with obamacare for the foreseeable future. i don't know how long it's going to take us to replace this law. my worry is obamacare is going to be getting even worse. >> republicans who had nearly eight years to focus on something new with their plan to repeal and replace, now you hear the speaker of the houssaying that, that this is the law of the land. what does that mean about

in the north james davies taking the seat from labour. ople said we could not win here again, but you proved them wrong. today we are winning in wales once - people the same elsewhere, too. they said the same elsewhere, too. they said the same elsewhere, too. they said we could not win in the north of england. but tell that to the voters of copeland and their new brilliant member of parliament. brilliant memberofparliamenl! is the modern conservative this is the modern conservative party, reaching out to all parts of the country and are winning in all parts of the country. party that works for everyone, not just the privileged few. right across great britain, on the ath of may, people will go to the polls to decide who they want to run their local services, care for the local environment and set the council tax they pay. in scotland and europe in it will be all up elections wales it will be all up elections in every local authority. —— in scotla nd every local authority. —— in scotland and stewart in wales. in england some of our great cit

sots - i will not pay to see a game and give mark davis another cent james has been a fan his whole life he is hoping the raiders reloction to las vegas will be a short one sot - james i hope they move back in 5 years. it's possible until they move back these fans will be watching their team weekly here at rickys in san leandro.. gabe slate kron 4 news.. here in oakland on monday fans are reacting to news that nfl owners have approved a possible move by the raiders to las vegas. now i spoke to one group who says they are very dissapointed but point out that it's not a done deal. the raiders will still need to find a stadium site in vegas and finish securing funding and their hoping that during that process the team will decide that staying here at the coliseum or in oakland is there best option. in the east bay chuck clifford kron 4 news. (grant) another big story we're tracking. tonight -- three people are dead -- and one person still missing after a massive fire in oakland. several dozen people are without homes... it's a three story building on san pablo in west oakland. the building

. >> james bowie, davy crockett. >> have one of these cigars. >> they say "remember the alamo." that?in >> so we don't forget it. >> represents the virtues, we don't back down to anybody. >> do you back down? >> if it's my parents. >> what is there to be afraid of? ♪ >> trump is going to build a wall on the southern border. >> i think we need a wall up north. they are coming in there. >> you want to keep the canadians out? >> yeah. >> you're so bitter now, you can't think straight. >> trump is going to build a wall.ai what do you think? >> i don't know why. can't finish the roads here. >> what, do you work for obama? >> haven't you anything better to do than to ride around in that? making yourself obnoxious? >> i'm watters. i'm watters. i'm watters. >> it's my world. you hear that? it's my world, not yours. >> my god, she reminds me of me. >> bill: i want to hire that girl. did you really ask that woman why do they want to remember the alamo? >> "so we don't forget," that'so right. they actually fought the s mexicans ten years later in the mexican-american war. >> bill: a little

. >> james bowie, evie davy croc. >> it they say "remember the alamo." why do think they say that?rget it. >> represents the virtues, we don't back down to anybody. >> due back down? >> if it's my parents. >> what is there to be afraid of? >> trump is going to build a wall on the southern border. >> they are coming in there. speak what you want to get the canadians out? >> yeah. >> you can't think straight. >> trump is going to build a wall. what do you think? >> i don't know why it well. can finish the roads here. >> what, do you work for obama? >> haven't you anything better to do than to ride around in that making . >> i'm pence. i'm pence. >> it's my world. you hear that? it's my world, not yours >> bill: did you really ask that woman by do they want to remember the alamo? >> so we don't forget, that's right. the actually fought the mexican's units later in the mexican-american war. >> bill: a little revenge they wanted. dear member the president? >> poll? >> bill: very good, watters. he knows who james polk is, the president of the united states. i recommend the alamo to every

sots - i will not pay to see a game and give mark davis another cent james has been a fan his whole lifeg the raiders reloction to las vegas will be a short one sot - james i hope they move back in 5 years. it's possible until they move back these fans will be watching their team weekly here at rickys in san leandro.. gabe slate kron 4 news.. (pam) we are also seeing reaction from raiders past and present.(steve) there are some interesting responses to move to las vegas. grant lodes is here with a few of them... one is open for interpretation. ( grant ) former raiders head coach jon gruden is among those offering sympathy to oakland fans. but he also understands where ownership is coming from. gruden said quote: "i'm excited for the raiders, i'm just sick to death that they'll no longer be an oakland raider brand." gruden of course was widely popular while he was the raiders' coach... taking the team to the playoffs three seasons in a row. quarterback derek carr has become the leader of the team... and teammates are pointing to his post today on twitter. this is only part of it. "while i

sots - i will not pay to see a game and give mark davis another cent james has been a fan his whole life he is hoping the raiders reloction to las vegas will be a short one sot - james i hope they move back in 5 years. it's possible until they move back these fans will be watching their team weekly here at rickys in san leandro.. gabe slate kron 4 news.. (steve) we first told you about the raiders vote - through a push alert. it went out to phones around 11:15 this morning. be the first to know about breaking news through the kron four mobile app. (pam) the defense now presenting its case..as the trial of the man accused of murdering a 15-year-old morgan hill teen.... enters its eighth week.(steve) sierra lamar dispppeared back in 2012 -- her body was never found. today kron4's rob fladeboe was in court... and brings us the latest developments. that's lead defense attorney al lopez on the right. on the left is defense team investigatordavid jaquez. the first witness called by the defense on monday, jaquez testified about his analysis of surveillance video made by deputies who had been tr

>> today deputy james is checking in on davis who at 19 years old has never been to prison. >> the minimum? you aren't going to go to maximum security, you know that, don't you? just roll with it and see where it takes you. don't overthink this. everybody sits there and worries and worries and worries. you don't do yourself any good doing that, anyway. while you're there, if you can take any classes, do anything while you're in the prison system, do it. do whatever you can. you know, to help you out. then when you get out, have a little bit more education. do what you can while you're locked up. he just wanted to talk to somebody. i guess it helped him out. he had somebody to talk to. someone to bounce something off of. all right. take it easy. >> yep. >> bye. >> it meant a lot because that's all i wanted, and i could just see when he was talking to me he was just trying to help. >> sean denbraven's time at kent county is most likely coming to an end as well. he's headed to court to be sentenced for biting his mother and assaulting his father. >> just waiting basically. got my court hairdo

james. >> this is the plaintiff, scott davies.nt from the defendant, only to discover on moving day that the unit was merely a living room. he's suing for $1,400. this is the defendant, daniel devore. he maintains the plaintiff was aware of the living arrangement, but changed his mind. it's the case of the justice of the lease. >> raise your right hand. >> what you are about to witness is real. the participants are not actors. they're actual litigants with a case pending in civil courts. both parties have agreed to drop their claims to have their case decided here by judge james. >> you can be seated. >> you can sit down. the lady has >> very good. before we begin, i'd like to congratulate you, guillermo. guillermo has been named bailiff of the month. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> okay, all right. scott davies, you are suing daniel devore, for $1400, the amount you paid to rent a room, and later you discovered it was just a living room, correct? >> yes, your honor. >> mr. devore, you say he just changed his m

james jackson, deliberately targeted the victim because he was black. they say jackson harbors a deep seated hatred of all black people. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: the man captured on this surveillance tape on a new york city street is under arrest. james jackson, a 28-year-old army veteran is accused of stabbing timothy caughman to death, police say simply because he was black. >> it is believed that he was specifically intending to target male blacks. it's well over ten years that he has been harboring these feelings of hate towards male blacks. >> reporter: according to detectives, jackson came from baltimore with the intent to kill black people. >> the reason why he picked new york is because it's the media capital of the world, and he wanted to make a statement. >> reporter: a can and bottle recycler, caughman was rifling through the trash when police say jackson stabbed him multiple times with this 26-inch black sword. jackson who served in afghanistan is seen running down the street after the stabbing. caughman made it to a nearby jackson turned himself in. the suspect allegedly wrote a manifesto about attacking bla

james robbins, bbc news. ahead of tomorrow's debate, brexit secretary david davis has called on mps to leave the legislation unalteredn this now from our political correspondent, susana mendonca. david davis's concerns, is he right to be worried that mps could seriously disrupt the smooth passage of this bill? there is a possibility it could happen, if enough tory rebels were to support the lords' amendment, and that could put a spanner amendment, and that could put a spanner in the works for the government, because they want to get this bill through unchanged from the initial bill that went through to the lords in the first place. they don't want to have to guarantee the rights of citizens from the east you living in the uk, they don't want to have to give the commons a right to have to give the commons a right to have a say on the bill. they have told backbench conservative mps that they would have a say at the end of they would have a say at the end of the day anyway, but they don't want it to be legislated for. there are in the position that if there were enough rebels, it could affect things. but it's not lookin

james mcrae. thank you. and-from five point and all other davis from five point. he is not here. okay. elizabeth chilton with san francisco housing authority. lisa-with them ocd hope sf. in isaac-with urban strategies. thank you. >> thank you mr. white. adam sec. to we have any speaker cards? >> i have three speaker cards. >>[calling public comment cards] >> commissioners, i'm terry anderson anderson foundation. community-based organization that works with ex-offenders. men and women in and out of drug rehab. living in district 10. my question is that i would like to have an understanding if there will be community benefit money for organizations such as anderson anders works with ex-offenders but ex-offenders in the city of san francisco percent of what largest concentration in district 10. we know how they represent public housing. so, my mission statement is, to break the cycle of recidivism is through job opportunities. now here we are affording the rebuilding of public housing projects. how many of these people will be afforded the opportunity to work on this particular project we

james mcrae. thank you. and-from five point and all other davis from five point. he is not here. okay. elizabeth chilton with san francisco housing authority. lisa-with them ocd hope sf. in isaac-with urban strategies. thank you. >> thank you mr. white. adam sec. to we have any speaker cards? >> i have three speaker cards. >>[calling public comment cards] >> commissioners, i'm terry anderson anderson foundation. community-based organization that works with ex-offenders. men and women in and out of drug rehab. living in district 10. my question is that i would like to have an understanding if there will be community benefit money for organizations such as anderson anders works with ex-offenders but ex-offenders in the city of san francisco percent of what largest concentration in district 10. we know how they represent public housing. so, my mission statement is, to break the cycle of recidivism is through job opportunities. now here we are affording the rebuilding of public housing projects. how many of these people will be afforded the opportunity to work on this particular project we

where the uc davis aggies were playing for one of the 64 spots in the ncaa tournement.( james ) and thisme was a nail bitter. let's jump to the 2nd half.... that's where chima monek (mo-neck-ee) hits the bank shot to help build u-c davis' lead. he had 18 points and 12 rebounds then, with seconds left in the game, davis up by 3, nc central, instead of the quick two tries to tie it with a three. and they miss it. twice! and that's it! final: 67-63 u.c. davis u.c. davis moves on to face #1 seeded kansas tomorrow in tulsa, oklahoma. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge ( james ) one teenage girl in wisconsin has had her dream come true after her favorite football player agreed to take her to the prom.(robin) 17-year-old ava (ae-vuh) tarantino took her dream to twitter. ava is a huge pittsburg steelers fan and asked le'veon (lay-vee-on) bell to be her date if she got at least five-hundred retweets. the steelers player responded by boosting it to six-hundred. bell agreed to be ava's prom date after almost 14-hundred retweets.

in advance, the brexit secretary david davis has called on mps to reject the amendments put forward by the house of lords. our diplomatic correspondent, jamesbins reports. we all know what set britain on the road to brexit — last year's referendum victory for leave. but we don't know what brexit will actually look and feel like. nine months on, a cross—party committee of mps is warning that the coming negotiations could stall or be derailed. their report says a complete breakdown in the talks would be very destructive, damaging both the eu and the uk. and the mps argue that the government isn't planning sufficiently for a painful no deal outcome. as the prime minister prepares to trigger the formal start of the brexit process later this month, a government spokesperson has responded to the committee report by saying that david davis, the secretary of state for exiting the european union, had briefed the cabinet last month on the need to prepare, notjust for a negotiated settlement, but also for the unlikely scenario in which no mutually satisfactory agreement could be reached. ministers are said to be confident britain can achieve a positiv

davis. >> reporter: tonight, the man captured on this surveillance tape on a new york city street is under arrest. james 28-year-old army veteran accused of stabbing timothy caughman to death. police say simply because he was black. >> it is believed he was specifically intending to target male blacks. it's well over ten years that he has been harboring his hate towards male blacks. >> reporter: police say jackson came from baltimore with the intent to kill black people. >> the reason why he picked new york is because it's the media capital of the world, and he wanted to make a statement. >> reporter: a can and bottle recycler, he was going through the trash before being stabbed. jackson who served in afghanistan is seen running down the street after the stabbing. caughman made it to a police station, but later died. jackson later turned himself in. the suspect wrote a manifesto about attacking blacks in new york city. so far this year, there have been 122 reported hate crimes in this city. that's more than double this time last year, tom. >> clearly on the rise. thanks so much. >>> when we come back, a

davis. >> reporter: tonight, the man captured on this surveillance tape on a new york city street is under arrest. james 28-year-old army veteran accused of stabbing timothy caughman to death. police say simply because he was black. >> it is believed he was specifically intending to target male blacks. it's well over ten years that he has been harboring his hate towards male blacks. >> reporter: police say jackson came from baltimore with the intent to kill black people. >> the reason why he picked new york is because it's the media capital of the world, and he wanted to make a statement. >> reporter: a can and bottle recycler, he was going through the trash before being stabbed. jackson who served in afghanistan is seen running down the street after the stabbing. caughman made it to a police station, but later died. jackson later turned himself in. the suspect wrote a manifesto about attacking blacks in new york city. so far this year, there have been 122 reported hate crimes in this city. that's more than double this time last year, tom. >> clearly on the rise. thanks so much. >>> when we come back, a

(james) and it's official: the raiders are headed to vegas... we'll hear from mark davis, libby schaff, derek carr and upset fans of the silver and black. (james) plus. a pepper spray attack at a busy bay area mall.. we'll show you where and exactly what happened. the kron 4 morning news starts right now. (james) good morning on this tuesday, march 28. thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. (james)lets get a check of weather this morning... (anny hong) a ridge of high pressure will build into our region and provide warmer weather the next couple of days. at the same time locally breezy northwesterly winds will continue. cooler conditions are likely on thursday as a system moves through northern california. the ridge will rebuild by the end of the week leading to another increase in temperatures. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less at the limit ino san francisco ( james @ bam ) our top story this morning... three people

davis. and we catch up with actor james mcavoy. plus we get in the ring with ufc champ amanda nunes.all next on "live." [upbeat music] ♪ >> ♪ i don't know ♪ who's gonna kiss you ♪ when i'm gone >> announcer: now, here are kelly ripa and christian slater. >> kelly: hi. >> christian: hello. yeah. >> ♪ i don't ♪ want to think about it >> kelly: i can't hear the song. >> christian: i know. [cheers and applause] >> christian: [indistinct] >> kelly: thank you. >> christian: i'm doing my best. >> kelly: thank you. [cheers and applause] >> christian: oh! >> kelly: oh, yeah. thanks a lot. hi. hi. hi.

davis, abc news, washington. >>> we're hearing new allegations this morning about that 28-year-old army veteran accused of targeting and killing a black man in new york city. james jackson has been charged with murder as a hate crime. police say the admitted white supremacist traveled from particular to new york to kill black men and stalked numerous potential victims before killing 68-year-old timothy kauffman on monday night. prosecutors are calling the murder a hate crime. his attorney is hinting at a possible insanity defense. >>> police have released decision turning dash cam showing a police chase ending the life of a suspect. madison dixon was wanted for a series of crimes when she exchanged gunfire with police during a car chase. she was still firing her gun after she jumped out of her vehicle and she was struck by a police patrol vehicle. three officers involved in the chase are now under investigation. >>> then there was this piece of video coming from the west coast. firefighters in santa monica are being praised for saving this little dog's life. he was pulled out of an apartment fire overcome by heat and smoke, amazing images with no pulse and no br

in advance, the brexit secretary david davis has called on mps to reject the amendments put forward by the house of lords. our diplomatic correspondent, jamests. we all know what to set britain on the road to brexit, last year's referendum victory for leave. but we don't know what brexit will actually look and feel like. nine months on, a cross—party committee of mps is warning that the coming negotiations could stall or be derailed. their report says a complete breakdown in the talks would be very destructive, damaging both the eu and the uk, and the mps argue that the government is not planning sufficiently for a painful no deal outcome. as the prime minister prepares to trigger the formal start to the brexit process later this month, a government spokesperson has responded to the report by saying that david davis, the secretary of state for exiting the european union, had briefed the cabinet last month on the need to prepare not just for a negotiated settlement but also for the unlikely scenario in which no mutually satisfactory agreement could be reached. ministers are said to be confident britain can achieve a positive new partnership

davis as we look back at stars then and now. >> how did this happen? >> i don't know. i have no idea. it is a mystery to me. >> jamesid you hate having to take off your slirt for this role? >> it is a living. >> but first ahead, which oscar nominee once appeared on the cosby show? lawrence fishburne? me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. trulicity is not insulin. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you or a family member has had medullary thyroid cancer, if you've had multiple endocrine neoplas

james mcrae. thank you. and-from five point and all other davis from five point. he is not here. okay.on with san francisco housing authority. lisa-with them ocd hope sf. in isaac-with urban strategies. thank you. >> thank you mr. white. adam sec. to we have any speaker cards? >> i have three speaker cards. >>[calling public comment cards] >> commissioners, i'm terry anderson anderson foundation. community-based organization that works with ex-offenders. men and women in and out of drug rehab. living in district 10. my question is that i would like to have an understanding if there will be community benefit money for organizations such as anderson anders works with ex-offenders but ex-offenders in the city of san francisco percent of what largest concentration in district 10. we know how they represent public housing. so, my mission statement is, to break the cycle of recidivism is through job opportunities. now here we are affording the rebuilding of public housing projects. how many of these people will be afforded the opportunity to work on this particular project we, the community

davis chose this site. the first saturday in june each year, the sons of confederate veterans celebrate the birthday ith cannons, guns and flags. we are finishing at the president's circle. the centerpiece is james monroe. he was born in virginia. had a horm near charlottesville and was a veteran of the american revolution. the tomb of james monroe has been out for a year and-a-half being restored. assembled in 1858 and over the years, it had deteriorated and had to be taken down because 40% of it had to be recast. we are watching the re-adem bladge. this was designed by a richmonder and originally built in philadelphia. james monroe, our fifth president, was re-buried in hollywood in 1858. he would die 27 years earlier and buried at marble cemetery in new york. the general assembly of virginia was trying to honor our statesman by bringing him back to virginia. they gave his permission and in a very large ceremony, july, 1858, monroe was removed from marble cemetery in new york and reburied in hollywood cemetery. untyler is buried. he was the 10th president of the united states. ile he was the president, he read an impeachment speech. he thought he was too supportive of states' rights. tyler ren