and i said, okay, and that was the first time i learned about jane doe was from him. >> jane doe. >>n, there was a fifth victim. >> she works the street. >> did she say where she was from? >> she said she was from compton, but -- >> i feel a responsibility because jane doe is not a missing person, she's an unknown. and i feel like, if i don't look for her, who will? i know there is a family out there wondering where she is. >> so she looked. she combed through missing persons reports. she put up flyers, searched, prayed, and, yes, bought another rosary. >> why is it so important to give jane doe a name? to you personally. >> i just think because she's so helpless. you're on the street, you're working as a prostitute. and you run into steve gordon and frank cono and your last hours on this earth are horrific. and then they discard you like trash. >> trash. detective trap is still haunted by trash. and that keeps bringing her mind back here. >> even though it is a landfall, it is quite peaceful when it's quiet. >> somewhere under here, in addition to kiana, josephine, march than, jeree

i am jane doe. it has been two years and nine months since i was raped. 949 days of my precious life stolen. supervisor ronan knew me before as a colleague and governments, a week or so after the rape, we had a call about work. i blurted out what had happened. sfpd was utterly indifferent and tried brushing me off without so much as an interview. they deemed rape to be complicated but not serious. i was patronized for asking police to take basic investigative steps like securing video evidence or interviewing key witnesses. i couldn't wrap my mind around it. neither could supervisor whose unwavering ronen support for your support has been a source of strength. she and her extraordinary team, especially early not more alice, have worked with a group of victims of rape to a summons the two stand up. mayor breed, supervisors, i'm overwhelmed with gratitude for each of you. at the beginning of the hearing that led us to today, victim after victim shared harrowing experience as a being trivialized, blame

she played a character that was one of our jane doe's. this is scott foely. his wife was there, walked into the room and recognize atted him right away. >> other secrets? they use scream cheese and jelly for blood. in the o.r., chris had to learn one thing -- both hands on the drill. >> mccountry, huh? i'm going say it for you. nischelle, why are you so thirsty? >> thank you. >>> we are starting off with a guy who started off in his underwear. mark wahlberg. he's a dad, and that helped him in his new role. >> do you wish to adopt rita, juan, and lizzy? >> yes, your honor. >> you always kind of have this weird family feel to a movie, but not like this,? it's like me sitting her in the set. i don't feel like i'm sitting on a set right now. it's like, okay, i don't want to grow too close to anybody. ive my own family and stuff. now getting close to gustavo and already having worked with iz dell la it's one of those things that's starting to feel like family. >> it's that softer side that led him to his new movie, "instant family." okay taf ya spencer costars. >>

jane: does calling this an act of terror change the way thi?is investigat >> whenever you have a situation like this that is either terror-related oriv med, politically motivated, it in much more players into the fight than just a criminal act. case, we have an inter-agency task force that has been directed out of new york city for theotential attacks there and that is usually led by the fbi, the joint terrorism the new yorknd city police department, nypd is also very involved because you have threats to former , weidents and first ladies have secret service involvement because secret service protects former presidents. of different players from the state law emenfot community, nypd, new york state police and the enforcemew community, fbi, secret service together inorking an inter-agency task force to find out who might be behind these acts. jane: thanks, jack, for joining me. together in antoday at the white house, president trump signed into law a package of measures aimed at taling the growing addiction to drugs. last year he declared the op

who is identified in the lawsuit as jane doe... 15 years. she'd even gotten massages from this therapist 4 or 5 times in the past with no incident... the woman shared her story with kron 4. <"he had his hands on my breasts i had to physically remove his hands from my breasts there was no reason for his hands to be on my breasts that was no accident"> ( james ) she did file a report with police immediately following the incident. police say it is an open investigation. so far the therapist has not been arrested or charged with a crime. the claremont hotel has not responded to our requests for comment. ( james )new this morning... a guerneville man is arrested for having child porn. santa rosa police arrested 39- year-old michael wiley robins yesterday for possession of child pornography. back in august, a local business called police after finding robins flash drive. that flash drive had over 30 images of minors in disturbing sexual poses. police believe that robins does ánot have any connection to the victims in those pictures. rob

the jane doe lawsuit accuses the hotel of negligence and sexual harassment. she says when she went in december the therapist groped her during the massage. emails and documents obtained by our investigative unit show she reported the incident to hotel management and oakland police. investigators left a voice mail with the hotel and never spoke to the massage therapist. >> he's still allowed to work there and i'm very concerned about him being able to sexually assault other patrons in the way that he did me. >> the claremont declined our interview request but said a thorough and prompt investigation of this alleged incident was conducted and concluded months ago. oakland police say its investigation is still open. after we started asking questions, state investigators called the women and said they're now looking at her claims. >> 34 >>> cal fire blamed pg&e's equipment for starting at least a dozen fires in six counties last fall as fierce winds knocked down power lines, pg&e failed to shut off sections of its power grid. >> that stands in stark contrast to w

>> that woman we'll call jane doe was a victim of sex trficking when she was 16. she's part of a series of groundbreaking lawsuits claiming hols aren't doing enough to end human trafficking. a all new tonight, we've got an exclusive look what one major hotel chain is doing.co nsumer reporter susan hogan has our story.>> eporter: we asked every major hotel chain about their human trafficking policies. while most of them told us that their n't train 100% of staff, we learned marriott is in the middle of a major effort to do just that, and they invited us inside for an exclusive look. this woman is a bartender at thn renaissance i downtown d.c. she recently took on a new sponsibility at work, watching for signs of human trafficking. >> i definitely keep a close ear and a close eye on things that are going on. >> reporter: she's one of nearly a half million employees at marriott-owned propertiesho have n completed mandatory training. >> in this training today, you're going to learn how to recognize the signs of human trafficking and you're also going to learno what to

who is identified in the lawsuit as jane doe...ays she has been going to the spa for the past 15 years. she'd even gotten massages from this therapist 4 or 5 times in the past with no incident... the woman shared her story with kron 4. <"he had his hands on my breasts i had to physically remove his hands from my breasts there was no reason for his hands to be on my breasts that was no accident"> ( robin ) she did file a report with oakland police immediately following the incident. police officials say it is an open investigation. so far the therapist has not been arrested or charged with a crime. the claremont hotel has not responded to our requests for comment. ( robin ) community leaders are discussing ways to confront the growing human trafficking issue in the bay area. a town hall meeting was held in dublin tuesday. state assemblywoman catharine baker sponsored the event that featured law enforcement and local non profit organizations. she says the problem is widespread.

her jane doe lawsuit accuses the hotel and therapist of negligence and sexual harassment. she says when she went there in december, the therapist groped her during the massage. e-mails and documents obtained by our investigative units she did report the incident to hotel management and the oakland police department. investigators left a voice mail with the hotel and never spoke to that massage therapist. >> he is still allowedere, and about him being able to sexually sexual assault other patrons in the way he did me. >> the claremontquest but said alleged instance was conduct and concluded months ago. oakland police says its investigation is still open. now after we started asking questions, state investigators called the woman today and said they're now looking into her claims. >>> police are looking for the man you're to be see there who they say may be linked to a possible hate crime committed outside of a dentist office in san jose. you can see the man's wearing a shirt with the word usa across it. what you're looking at is surveillance tapes. dr. mohsen that ahmad dis

judge kavanaugh pays lip service and with long-standing to have his own moral standards on jane doe. but in a heated dissent versus hhs judge kavanaugh argue the affordable careai act for religious employers won the exemption still places a substantial burden. all cases of women's access to birth control working their way through the court that could v be the decisive vote with i reproductive care. maryland is home to many chrivers with the chesapeake bay watershed that supplies the drinking water with the ecosystems contributing to tourism the local economy. and then to prioritize with the help of american citizens justice kennedy understood weighing the cost of environment he is not shown such concern the clean air act has prevented over 400,000 premature death deaths, 1 million bronchitis cases and 40 million children with respiratory illnesses. he heard several major cases through the - - epa under the clean air act and in each one he opposed the position that these protections should be strengthened and notan eroded as a senior member i have prioritized and have worked to defend

now, the lawyers who filed case against facebook are also representing nine jane does in ground breaking hotel chains. so new, we were granted exclusive access into one of the world'sel largest h chains to see just how they are training their employees to spot human traffickers. this is an eye you'll want to see only on news4 starting at 110 tonight. >> it really is.ma it isng to think that it happened and what hotels are doing and what a lot of them aren't. pretty crazy what gs on. >>> thank you. >>> no smoking signs more popular but there is a plan to expand a ban on smoking that is already in place. >> r orter: montgomery count is considering a health law pro had i beening outdoor smoking. at restaurants on patios, decks and porches. if it passes the ban, montgomery county would joi more than 230 counties and cities nationwide that mandate smoke-free outdoor dining. >> it is a good idea for the health of everyonein lved. second hand smoke is an issue. i think it is a great idea. i am all in favor of personal liberties. am a big believe that sitting next to somebody smoking in close ap

the undue burden standard and shuns long-standing precedent and gives his own moral standards on jane doe. in a heated dissent against hhs judge kavanaugh argues the affordable care act accommodations for religious employers who wanted exemptions from the contraception coverage places a substantial burden on the employers believes. multiple cases regarding access to birth control are working their way through the courts. justice kavanaugh could become the decisive vote on the supreme court to limit access to reproductive care. maryland is home that are part of the chesapeake bay watershed a that supplies drinking water that makes up the ecosystems contributing to the tourism local economies. and with nuclear waste in the backyard judge kavanaugh has prioritized corporate america over the health of american citizens and our environment.ro justice kennedy understood the value of americans when wayne cost and benefit. judge kavanaugh has not shown such concern for balancing values. the clean air act would dramatically reduce these toxins since 1970 and have prevented over 400,000 premature d

who is identified in the lawsuit as jane doe... says she has been going to the spa for the past 15 years. she'd even gotten massages from this therapist 4-5 times in the past with no incident... in her interview with kron 4 the woman shares her story. "he had his hands on my breasts i had to physically remove his hands from my breasts there was no reason for his hands to be on my breasts that was no accident" she did file a report with oakland police immediately following the incident. police officials say it is an open investigation. so far the therapist has not been arrested or charged with a crime. the claremont hotel has not responded to our requests for comment. (ken) nikki haley is leaving her post as u-s ambassador to the united nations by the end of the year. (ken) the announcement catching even some top trump a

changed it's shocking and it's humiliating to have to be here doing this nowshe goes by the name jane doen this lawsuit filed in september. she is suing the claremont hotel and spa a fairmont hotel, .as well as the massage therapist who we are not identifying. he has not been arrested or charged with a crime, the oakland pd says its an open investigation. no one from the claremont has returned my calls but the executive director reportedly told another news outlet that a through and prompt investigation of this alleged incident was conducted and concluded months ago.the alleged victim is suing both for punitive damages....and is seeking the court to prevent the claremont from allowing the therapist from performing massages maureen kelly kron4 news.? (vicki) a swastika and other graffiti scrawled across the pavement at a south bay dental clinic is being investigated as a hate crime. and it's not the first time they have been targeted. dr. mohsena ahmad says she is shocked and hurt by what she found early monday. a swastika on the pavement. and what she believes to be a reference to the ku

she plays one of our characters that was our jane doe. this is our go to and it's scott foel ea.wife was here and we put him on the table and she walk said in the room and honest to god she recognized him right away. >> they used cream cheese and jelly for blood and when in the er he had to learn one thing, keep both hands on the drill. >> i was like let's drill. >> up next. >> marry me. >> after their on-screen reunion. >> what she doesn't want daughter luna to repeat. >> i'm mortified to show you. >> plus our exclusive with kevin hart and his wife. are they trying for more kids? >> but first check out dakota johnson "lady in red". she play as attending to school secretly run by a kufben off witches. >> i trained for this role fwa core. >> dakota's date? no sign of boyfriend, chris martin. instead it was her grandmother, tup tippy hedrin who apeered >>> welcome back everyone. let's talk about julia roberts. >> her amazon series coming up. could a big screen reunion for these two be on the horizon? we began our love affair in a a rom com. then homecoming. can we go back to rom co

changed it's shocking and it's humiliating to have to be here doing this nowshe goes by the name jane doe lawsuit filed in september. she is suing the claremont hotel and spa a fairmont hotel, .as well as the massage therapist who we are not identifying. he has not been arrested or charged with a crime, the oakland pd says its an open investigation. no one from the claremont has returned my calls but the executive director reportedly told another news outlet that a through and prompt investigation of this alleged incident was conducted and concluded months ago.the alleged victim is suing both for punitive damages....and is seeking the court to prevent the claremont from allowing the therapist from performing massages maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) stil ahead... a woman attacked by three young girls at a skate park...and it was all caught on camera... but the woman wasn't the girls initial target-- what she did... that had them turn on her... (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) just ahead in sports, highlights from tonight's edition of postseason baseballl... and also, jon gruden

etcheber was shot and killed in las vegas.we just couldn't locate her because she ended up being a jane doe in the morgue.after days of chaos and searching ... the worst was confirmed.they just rallied around my brother during these tough times stacee's husband vincent has since had to step up to take care of their 11 and 13 year old children. they've struggled at times, but for the most part they're very resilient. i see a lot of strong spirit these kidshis brother al says it's been a struggle, but the community has banded together to help in every way they can ... just the amount of response from strangers and friends, the amount of money that has poured in has been tremendous. on monday, the family quietly visited stacee's novato gravesite. even then, thoughts and prayers were still with them.it was pretty nice. someone they didn't know. left them a note theremy brother has a lot of humility and has appreciated all the support. sometimes it's been too much for himstandupunderstandably this is still very fresh for the family...last night in novato .... friends paid a special tribute to st

even a new claim from senator kamala harris that an unknown jane doe was raped in a car at an unknown time or place, that just came out today. and now the uclu, who is supposed to care about civil t liberties, are asking you to us is suspend all presumption of innocence. they want you to believe that kavanaugh is like bill comcast-n and are spending a fortune toru. take a look. >> we've seen this before, denial are from powerful men. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> i categorically and unequivocally deny the allegation against me by dr. ford. >> america is watching, and as we choose a lifetime seat on our highest court, we cannot have any doubt. >> aclu, civil liberties, no, just a national disgrace, part of the smear merchant campaign society. you know, meanwhile, left wing protesters have actively tried to bully republican senators. remember there was the attorney general of florida, pam bondi, secretary nielsen, homeland security senator ted cruz, sara sanders, maxine waters urging people get in other people's faces, foll

they're all unidentified, so they will be released and either buried and cremated as john doe or jane doell never know what their end was? >> the vast majority of these folks shouldn't be dead: they're in the pram of their lives. they're 20 to 30. they wouldn't be dead except they crossed a dangerous desert. >> at what i would define at a stupid point in american history. >> for the unidentified, the journey back to their families begins with dr. robin reineke. her organization works to reconnect families with their misses loved ones using the few belongings left when their remains were discovered. >> this is a kind of typical case. there is an i.d. card here, so that's a strong clue but a lot of times people will carry a false i.d. card or the chaos of the crossing they'll mix up i.d. cards. >> just because there's an i.d. card does not mean it's this person. >> exactly. they're clues. they can help tell a story. they can help the family to heal. they can help the fact to connect to something when they're given skeletal remains back and said this is your son. a woman was carrying a spani

etcheber was shot and killed in las vegas.we just couldn't locate her because she ended up being a jane doe in the morgue.after days of chaos and searching ... the worst news possible was confirmed.they just rallied around my brother during these tough timesstacee's husband vincent has since had to step up to take care of their 11 and 13 year old children. they've struggled at times, but for the most part they're very resilient. i see a lot of strong spirit their mom had in these kidshis brother al says it's been a struggle, but the community has banded together to help in every way they can ... just the amount of response from strangers and friends, the amount of money that has poured in has been tremendous. on monday, the family quietly visited stacee's novato gravesite. even then, thoughts and prayers were still with them. it was pretty nice. someone they didn't know. left them a note theremy brother has a lot of humility and has appreciated all the support. sometimes it's been too much for himstandupunderstandably this is still very fresh for the family...last night in novato .... frien

also last year, judge kavanaugh argued in a dissent in a texas case that a jane doe should not be ableht to choose. because she did not have family and friends help her make the decision. if adopted, this argument could rewrite supreme court precedent and require courts to determine whether a young woman had a sufficient support network when making her decision. even in cases, as is in this one, where she had gone before a court. his reasoning demonstrates that judge kavanaugh not only is willing to disregard precedent, but his opinions fail to appreciate the challenging realities women face when making these most difficult decisions. when i asked him about whether roe and casey were settled law and whether they were correctly decided, he refused to answer. he would only say these cases are entitled to respect. roe v. wade, as we all know, is one of a series of cases that upheld an individual's right to decide who to marry, where to send your children to school, what kind of medical care you can receive at the end of life, as well as whether and when to have a family. the government ca

jane: what does he have in common wit the trump supporters you meet when you go to rallies? you just got back from mississippi. rajini: if you look at that encounter between the two people, what we have is what politics today is all tiout. the olitician -- you have kanye west, a rap star,heitting acrossable from the president, reality tv star and businessn. that is what the base wants, someone who is away he establishment and doing things differently. in some sense kanye west is the natural person for donald trump to stand alongside because that is what his base wants from a different approach they are fed up with what they see as we locked in washington and they at the rally -- as gridlock in washington and they at the rally hadotng bad to say about him. jane: it is interesting that these supporters have shifting alliances -- the like some things they don't like others. do you think the midterm s electie going to be as much a referendum on donald trump as they are about congress? rajini: i think what was interesting in that alley is donald trump has this stardust, that is r

the jane doe lawsuit accuses the hotel and therapist of negligence and sexual harassment. she says that when she went in december for the therapy group, the therapist actually groped her during a massage. the e-mails and documents obtained shows that she reported the incident to hotel management and oakland police. investigators left a voicemail with the hotel and never spoke to the massage therapist. >> he still is allowed to work there and i'm very concerned about him being able to sexually assault other patrons in the way he did me. >> the claremont declined our interview request but said a thorough and prompt investigation of this alleged incident was conducted and concluded months ago. oakland police saying that its investigation is still open. after we started asking questions, state investigators called the woman and says they are now looking at her claims. >>> spacex now celebrating another successful launch and landing for its falcon 9 rocket. in case you missed it, sunday's launch lit up the skies in southern california. spacex founder elon musk also celebrated s

also last year judge kavanaugh argued a dissent in a case where a jane doe should not be able to exercise her right to choose because she did not have family and friends help her make the decision. if adopted, this argument could rewrite supreme court precedent and require courts to determine whether a young woman had a sufficient support network when making her decision. even in cases as is in this one where she had gone before a court. his reasoning demonstrates that judge kavanaugh is not only willing to disregard precedent but his opinions fail to appreciate the challenging realities women face when making these most difficult decisions. when i asked him about whether roe and casey were settled law, whether they were correctly decided, he refused to answer. he would only say these cases are entitled to respect. roe v. wade is one of a series of cases that upheld an individual's right to decide who to marry, where to send your children to school, what kind of medical care you can receive at the end of life as well as whether and when to have a family. the government cannot interfere wi

. >> reporter: their jane doe, dressed in a red and white plaid shirt, looked to be about 20 years oldures possibly asian. and obviously, she had been murdered. leading the investigation was a young detective named derek johnson. tell me about him. >> right when he came into the academy he sat next to me and started teasing me. and the rest of the class time we just harassed each other and laughed and giggled all day. >> reporter: jaclyn moore met derek at the police academy. she was a hair stylist who had gotten bored with rinses and blowouts. >> i wanted something more challenging. so i went on a ride-along with a local police department and fell in love. >> reporter: that took a lot of guts to do that. >> yeah. it was challenging and scary, but that's what i was looking for. >> reporter: did you think, rats? >> i did. >> reporter: he got it and i didn't? >> yes. >> reporter: now derek had caught his first case. which was also the first homicide the small town of draper had seen in years. >> someone called police just after 10:00 this morning to report they had come across a gruesome

also last year, judge kavanaugh argued in a dissent in a texas case that a jane doe should not be able to exercise her right to choose because she did not have family and friends help her make the decision. if adopted, this argument could rewrite supreme court precedent and require courts to determine whether a young woman had a sufficient support network when making her decision, even in cases, as is in this one, where she had gone before a court. his reasoning demonstrates that judge kavanaugh not only is willing to disregard precedent but his opinions fail to appreciate the challenging realities women face when making these most difficult decisions. when i asked him about whether roe and casey were settled law and whether they were correctly decided, he refused to answer. he would only say these cases are entitled to respect. roe v. wade, as we all know, is one of a series of cases that upheld an individual's right to decide who could marry, where to send your children to school, what kind of medical care you can receive at the end of life, as well as whether and when to have a fami

changed it's shocking and it's humiliating to have to be here doing this nowshe goes by the name jane doe in this lawsuit filed in september. she is suing the claremont hotel and spa a fairmont hotel, .as well as the massage therapist who we are not identifying. he has not been arrested or charged with a crime, the oakland pd says itsn open investigation. no one from the claremont has returned my calls but the executive director reportedly told another news outlet that a through and prompt investigation of this alleged incident was conducted and concluded months ago.the alleged victim is suing both for punitive damages....and is seeking the court to prevent the claremont from allowing the therapist from performing massages maureen kelly kron4 news.? (ken) another big story we are following tonight -- the suspect accused of stealing a san jose police patrol car shortly after being handcuffed has been arrested in hayward. we first brought you this story on kron 4 news at 5 when we reported that -- andrew (tru-he-o) trujillo was arrested earlier this morning when police found him in a stolen

about it, but to demonize immigrants is not what this country is about, and that is what trump does. jane order to have something that works better, everybody on all sides of the political spectrum agree something has to be done, but it does not go forward. how would you make that work? senator sanders: what we had, bipartisan support in the senate for immigration reform, just not enough votes, and i would hope very much that congress listens to the american people. what the american people want is not only to protect the young people in daca, they want comprehensive immigration reform. if you threw out all the undocumented workers in agriculture, food prices would be off the charts. you would have a collapse in agriculture. jane: lawrence zupan, what would you do? mr. zupan: first, i must make a clear demarcation between legal immigration and illegal immigration. people on one side of the political divide seem to enjoy muddying that water. legal immigration is where people are allowed into the country based on the respect for the laws of our land, which all citizens are called upon to re

so we thought, well, john doe, jane roe.any women were affected by this issue. and there were thousands of women who had had illegal abortion, who had done their own abortion. and so, we filed a class action to say that this is a case for all women who are or might become pregnant and want the option of abortion. >> stephen: and this is available now on netflix? >> it's on netflix now. and it's-- like i said, it's unbiased. it's educational. it's not an advocacy documentary. and i think it's super important, especially now with the kavanaugh hearings and everything that's happening with women's health rights, and that's really what this is about, our right to our own bodies, which is-- which is the definition of democracy. ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> stephen: well, lovely to see you again and have an informed conversation as always. "reversing roe" is available on netflix. eva longoria, everybody! we'll be right back with damon wayans, jr. ♪ it's the details that make the difference. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to te

jane: i think it's a little bit of both. we won't suddenly see a big acceleration in practice. reactow doesarket when the moment comes? jane: disappointing. but never say never. for heavily possible, but now i'm putting my hat on 112 and watching the data and watching the politics. get thejane, we semiannual review of 12 major trading partners in the united states. how much does the market watch what comes out of the treasury later on? will you be having a look at it tonight? jane: we will be having a look at that, particularly with respect to china. will they be called a policy manipulator? i suspect they won't be called that this time. it will be interesting to see if there are any other surprising interventions. remember, earlier this year we had india up there. i think that really what's clear from this or are is that the u.s. tends to name anybody with a trade surplus relative to the u.s. and it's one of the criteria for whether these countries are on the watchlist. i'm not expecting anyone to be named as a currency manipulator. we still have a handful of countries on the watchlist. ge

has a lot of additions you know obviously all cars are being one of them jane sand show and so forth a big question is how does doormen really keep the players you know retain them and more importantly what do you think all cars are bring to this dortmund team well i think what he brings to the team is something they haven't really had since a robot leavened and that's an out and out striker he's strong he's technically gifted we see how good he is that second goal against. chipped and he's got his back to gold he knows exactly where the target is so someone who can probably get them twenty five goals a season that's what they would hope anyway yeah talent instinct right there now let's address to the finish champions byron munich but i think the fans have gotten accustomed to seeing them at the top of the table but currently they are six. what is in the world is going on in munich right now is not what's going wrong but also how quickly it's going wrong how quickly it's unraveled because they've made a solid if unspectacular thought. that spent the last four games. they would get wasteful but since then they'

jane. how much it does this have an impact on euro?bout italy and look at the spread between german and italian yields and german is not as stable as it was a couple of years ago. jane: i think as long as markle remains at the helm, the euro will keep it in its side. somell come to an end at point. as long as that is not imminent, i think we avoid a large amount of volatility caused by this event. at some point in the foreseeable future, this is going to become much more of a market development for the euro. it is destabilizing. francine: who comes after merkel? jane: that is the question. oft question is the cause potential anxiety and a cause of uncertainty for the euro. who comes next? what sort of party comes next? how have the impacts of the last few years been. if you go back to the immigration and 2015 and say this is the beginning of the end of markle. -- merkle. there is a change. certainly a change at for. foot. that is an unsettling thing for the euro. talk of: had is this immigration change the fabric of europe? luigi: it d

jane: the fiancÉe of murdered journalist jamal khashoggi speaks out, saying she does not believe theed states is sincere in investigating his killing. and it was a murder that changed america. years after an openly gay student was killed in wyoming, matthew shepard's legacy lives on. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and arnd the globe. 56-year-old cesar sayoc has been arrested in florida and charged with sending more than a dozen explosive devices to critics of president trump. police say dna evidence was used to find him and issued a warning to those who might use violence to advance political caus. the bbc's north america correspondent nick bryant has : e latest. niis has been a nationwide manhunt, but it appeared to end today amidst the palm trees of florida. federal authorities arrested a suspect in connection with parcel bombs just north of miami. law enforcement officers surrounded this wte van trumpzoned with pro- stickers, featuring the esident and vice preside mike pence, and more threateningly, crosshairs over the faces of hillary clinton and bar

i am sure jane will beat me because she does it every week at the moment, i have not done a park rune said i brought bad luck. that's right, yes! jane, was mike a bit of a bully as a brother, because he is so sweet now? not really, no. he used to organise fun and games, but when it came to sport he was always very competitive. i picked daisies while he played football. there we go! thank you forjoining us. he played football. there we go! thank you forjoining uslj he played football. there we go! thank you forjoining us. i am running now. bye—bye. thank you forjoining us. i am running now. bye-bye. a little insight. too much information! headlines are coming up. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: hope among the devastation. as the search for the hundreds missing in the indonesian earthquake continues we hear one boy's astonishing story of survival. protests and bitter divisions, but us senators say they will approve brett kava naugh‘s controversial

jane: you said 10 minutes, i thought it went on for 31st of he does not seemike a typical ump supporter, or does he? rajini: he said in that long diatribe,al if we canit that, that it is not just about having african americans to vote democrats. "i am an african american and i vote republican." only about 8% of african-americans voted for donald trump so he is in the minority. anyway, he said "i believe in a growing economy and enterprise," and these are things that donald trump says he stands for making america great. ye said we are keen to make america great but not necessarily go back to some issues that african-americans struggled with in the civil rits era. is donald trump reaching out to the right voice to help african-american voters? some people would say kanye is not the person who speaks for us. jane:hadoes he have in common with the trump supporters you meet when you go to rallies? juyo got back from mississippi. thati: if you look at encounter between the two people, what we have is what politics today is all about. the anti-politician -- you have kanye west, a rap star, sit

have the nonproliferation expert with jane's and international security analysis from is in seoul welcome donald trump says that russia hasn't on of this agreement does he have a point what he might have a point but the question really is whether this is a sensible way of handling the situation the u.s. has accused russia of violating the i ness it's twenty fourteen and twenty seventeen u.s. defense officials support units of the result had been deployed so it really is a concern to us nonetheless the i know is a key part of european security and there's a big difference between fixing something which is broken but still serves a purpose and one for discussion. or suspending participation or effectively drawing from an agreement which still benefits your allies the other dimension here is one that there's no in the clear agreement which governs u.s. and russian e.g. weapons would you quote me start the limits of this treaty and in twenty twenty one and us decision make is might be looking to improve their hand in negotiations for these negotiations or indeed to improve their hand in the asian theater china which has an intermediate range ballistic mi

jane: we're always told that slow-moving hurricanes are dangerous. this seems to wh moving fast. difference does that make? marshall: hurricanes have different personalities. as we saw with hurricane ce, that was a slow-movi storm that caused lots of rafall and flooding. this is moving rather quickly. but here is the problem with that -- that means it is going to be a significant windstorm. the other problem with the infast-m strong storm like this is that as it moves inland, it does not weaken very quickly. you are dealing wi hurricane-force winds of southeastern alabama and in georgia, the state i live in. this will be a catastrophic event for northsolorida, but ecause it is moving so fast, there will be a hurricane into georgia. jane: what about the storm surge? marshall: we will only begin to know the magnitude of the storm surge once we can see the aftermath. to 12tainly would see 8 to perhaps even higher storm surge in a part of florida where, because of the continental shelf and the curvature of the coastline, that is already a particularly vulnerable region for storm surge. ricaneou add

jane: well, it's a real irony here, isn't there, laura because his very presence to support the community doeseem to be further dividing it. but i have to tell you, of the dozens of people that i've been speaking to over the last couple of days, all of the people here in this community, in this jewish cmunity say they want to see him, that they think he should come here, that he is their president and they feel that they will be supported by his presenc and the local mayor has also said that donald trump needs t reach out to the families and victims themselves and ask what they want and be guided bysi their de and not by the broader political views.pe and of coursle here still protesting the tragedy itself. they don't want to politicize e at this point because behind me, this is a crene. it's also become a shrine. all day we've seen people congregating here, laying flowers. tiere are 11 white crosses with the names of the v on them. and we've seen people, groups of monks coming here to pray, other congregations from other jewish communities here praying. a real sense of solidarity and communit

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doe is now suing the cl massage therapist. after we started asking questi jvesgators called jane d and said her case had been assigned to an investigator who was on leave and they are now reviewing her report from january. >> thank you, vickie. >>> a san jose dentist believes she's been the target of a hate crime after discovering racist graffiti in her parking lot. dr. ahmad found the graffiti in the morning, around 6:00 this morning, surveillance cameras captured a man wearing a patriotic shirt with the words "usa" on it. it is being investigated as a hate cream. >> -- crime. >> i was shaken, i was stunned and petrified, because i feltly been targeted, because by my last name, it's very easily recognizable that i'm a muslim. >> counsel on american-islamic relations says there has been an uptick in problems in the last few years. >>> this is part of the same fire that broke out yesterday morning. within the past 90 minutes we've seen this. embers spreading and this home caught fire. the home is destroyed but thankfully the people living there were able to get out safely. right now the fire has scorched about 4500 acres, about 85% cont

jane: there has been a lot of speculation as to whethe these devices could have gone off or were intended to go off. the fbi director said they were not hoaxes. why does matter? sam: i do believe it matters -- from my understanding, in terms of the components of thehe devices,omponents were there. it is more a matter of how the device was constructed. that is why we call them improvised explosive devices, they are improvised ction in a certain way -- in this case to explode. the components were there in terms of being able to build the devi. it is more a matter of was it really intended not to function so as to create alarm and fear? was that the princal objective? or was it really due to a lack of understanding of how to construct these devices? i think that will come out the coming days when they start to explore motives of the individual and what he wasre ly trying to accomplish.: jaank you very much for joining me. sam: thank you. jane: the fiancÉe of the murdered saudi journalist jamal khashoggi said she doesn't believe the united states is .incere in trying to get to the bottom of the ca in a tearful interview with a turkish television channel,