janine jakosky has managed to make her way in a man's world she's been involved in some fairy successful film. such as a fantastic woman of course a film about a transgender woman in chile it won the silver bear for best screenplay at this year's berlin film festival. or western a film about masculinity directed by a woman which premiered khan and then her biggest success as a producer tony out now you. have got. the hard hitting german comedy one six lolo's of the german film awards director martin are founded the company completes and film their success is unusual even though just as many women study film as men. of baghlan martin and i study together it was fifty fifty male and female students it just wasn't an issue for us when we were studying or and it was only a few years later when we began to look around and see what our former fellow students were up to look to see who was left and it was almost only men to our dismay by the past would be men of your kosky has been drumming up interest for western festivals such as here in toronto for success is a door opener but to men general

janine jakosky has managed to make her way in a man's world she's been involved in some fairy successful films. such as a fantastic woman of course the film about a transgender woman in chile it won the silver bear for best screenplay at this year's berlin film festival. or western a film about masculinity directed by a woman which premiered it can tell them her biggest success as a producer tony out now you. have got. the hard hitting german comedy one six lolo's of the german film awards director modern art founded the company completes and film their success is unusual even though just as many women study film as men. of baghlan marlon and i study together it was fifty fifty male and female students it just wasn't an issue for us when we were studying or and it was only a few years later when we began to look around and see what our former fellow students were up to now look to see who was left and it was almost only men to our dismay by the fast money men of your kosky has been drumming up interest for western festivals such as here in toronto for success is a door opener for two men

and janine went, "do you think?"lievable. i mean, that's when we really st bill did it. >> reporter: and that's exactly what the defense wanted the jury to think. >> you will find motive through the testimony on the part of william yoder. >> reporter: in court, katie's attorney christopher pelli told the jury that mary's killer wasn't katie. it was bill. >> he really is the only person that i can in good heart and faith say had motive to -- to actually kill his wife. >> reporter: according to the defense, bill was no grieving widower. >> do you remember the first time that you had sexual relations with kathy richmond? >> i don't remember the date, no. i don't -- i wasn't keeping a journal. >> reporter: bill said in court the same thing his text messages seemed to confirm for detectives the romance with his wife's sister only started after mary sister only started after mary died.the romance with his wife's sister only started after mary died.sister only started after mary diedied. and that's what kathy said, too, whe

janine this crossing point can only be traversed on foot. on the other side picked up in cars phones and buses owned by jewish or arab companies. most of the workers aren't. and on launch construction sites. isn't among them he refuses to cross the green line for work. to do. this here is not a border. all of palestine is our soil the land of nine hundred forty eight and the areas that were conquered in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven it all belongs to us there is no border because a border separates two states this here is palestinian and there is only one country palestine. back there is a barrier not a border and that barrier exists only to humiliate us palestinians. centrifugal to recognize the green line as a border is one of the reasons that previous peace initiatives failed. so many palestinians this division is a betrayal. i want to have i mean. that's what i believe and all palestinians believe well. those guys sit around in negotiate raking in so much money all the while that they're happy for it to go on. forever. what. the

. >> janine de la vega is live in pleasanton. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, matt. there is a mix of emotions being felt here, disappointment but also anger. kate steinle grew up in the east bay town of pleasanton which is 40 miles just outside of san francisco. she was living in the city when she decided to take that fateful walk onto pier 14 with her father. many residents have been invested in the case and stunned to hear the jury's decision. >> i was horrified it would be a not guilty. being it was such an obvious guilty verdict. >> if i was somebody walking with my daughter in san francisco and the next thing she ended up dead, somebody has to pay the price. >> reporter: there were some who blasted san francisco for being a sanctuary city and say steinle's accused killer who was deported five times should have never been allowed there. but for the most part there's just a lot of outrage. steinle's family still lives in pleasanton and her parents told the "san francisco chronicle" they are shocked and sadden

. >> janine de la vega is live in pleasant pleasanton. >> reporter: good morning, matt. there is a lot of disbelief here. many in the community were closely following the case and many are upset. kate steinle grew up in the east bay town of pleasanton which is about 40 miles outside of san francisco. she graduated and was living in the city when she decided to take that fateful walk onto pier 14 with her father. many residents have been invested in the case and were stunned to hear the jury's decision. >> i was horrified that it would be a not guilty being to me and everyone i know it was such an obvious guilty verdict. >> if i was somebody walking with my daughter in san francisco and the next thing she ended up dead, somebody has to pay the price. >> reporter: there were some that blasted san francisco for being a sanctuary city and say steinle's accused killer who was deported five times should have never been allowed there but for the most part there is a lot of outrage here. steinle's family still lives in pleasanton. they told the "san francisco chronicle" that the

yellow fact goes to the green line that's the border crossing situated between the palestinian town of janine and the israeli town of afula. a ghetto. do you hear me out yes i hear you we're almost there. a zero is a volunteer for an israeli n.g.o.s he brings palestinians who need medical treatment to hospitals in israel. someone hello how are you. i know which one of you is ahmad and what's your name. oh i've always heard it was you i spoke to yesterday. evel east lives in the west bank behind the green line his children are sick but can't get the help they need to. be able to go to. the making data for the former that well you know. why because they have a good feeling you know because it is everything. that no one most palestinians need a permit to enter israel from the west bank and they come take that comes. to how many are you ok good. by then one card in the ghetto and one for there where. they are. going to bring five people to run by a hospital in haifa we need two cars today they'll go with me they have a special permit because they have to go to haifa every day for treatment i don'

. >> that was fox news host janine puro blasting the fbi on her show yesterday.alone these days. as mueller's investigation intensifies, so, too, from the special counsel and president trump and the gop. joining me now, philip from "the washington post." john from the new york post columnist, editor as well. and senior reporter at the "huffington post." was she speaking the truth, philip? was it all truthful, all the points she was making? >> i mean, i think that's the central point. the evidence we have does not point to the conspiracy of the former prosecutor. we know there were a couple people removed from mueller's team back in july because of texts they sent last year. we know, as well, people contributed to democrats including hillary clinton, who worked for mueller. the question is, do people have confidence that the fbi, as an institution can perform duties objectively and there have certainly been a lot of times americans have challenged the fbi to do that. what we don't see right now is we don't see overwhelming evidence. there are a lot of people that

janine is joining us live. janine?icy is sending confusion and the wrong message to the community. >> we're basically saying, go ahead and come in santa clara county, commit a

janine is joining us live. janine? >> reporter: this policy is sending confusion and the wrong message to the community. >> we're basically saying, go ahead and come in santa clara county, commit a crime, don't show up to court and when i catch you, we're going to let you go. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the san jose police officer association are talking about new guidelines regarding arrests. they are being told to give out citations for low-level, nonviolent crimes rather than making an arrest. >> i guess you have to ask the community if it's okay that we don't arrest people who drive under the influence or under the influence of narcotics or who assaulted someone on the street. we just want to continue to let them go. >> reporter: officials say that's not what they are doing. gary herzig says a dui or weapons offense do not qualify under the guidelines. >> it could be petty theft or possession of stolen property, it could be possession of drugs, it could be drunk in public. >> reporter: the county new guidelines a

janine is joining us live. janine? >> reporter: this policy is sending confusion and the wrong message to the community. >> we're basically saying, go ahead and come in santa clara county, commit a crime, don't show up to court and when i catch you, we're going to let you go. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the san jose police officer association are talking about new guidelines regarding arrests. they are being told to give out citations for low-level, nonviolent crimes rather than making an arrest. >> i guess you have to ask the community if it's okay that we don't arrest people who drive under the influence or under the influence of narcotics or who assaulted someone on the street. we just want to continue to let them go. >> reporter: officials say that's not what they are doing. gary herzig says a dui or weapons offense do not qualify under the guidelines. >> it could be petty theft or possession of stolen property, it could be possession of drugs, it could be drunk in public. >> reporter: the county new guidelines a

reporting live, janine de la vega. >>> that outrage over the verdict is growing online. some are talking and criticizing about ungroumted immigrants and sanctuary cities. other reactions have a decidedly more political twist calling for a boycott of the entire city of san francisco. check out this twitter page. people posting there say they want justice for the steinle family. many comments on our website. abc7news.com. >>> and president trump is tweeting about the kate steinle verdict again this morning tweeting, quote, the kate steinle killer came back and back over the weakly protected obama border, always committing crimes and being violent. and yet this info was not used in court. his exoneration is a complete travesty of justice. build the wall. >>> suspect jose ines garcia zarate confessed to killing kate steinle on pier 14. he made that confession in an exclusive interview with reporter cornell bernard in 2014 just days after his arrest. the judge in the case did not allow that interview to be played during the trial. >> did you shoot kate steinle, the lady on pi

a been in the family janine and he said by a lot of mystery and telling said yeah.i did a little town over there you know it's a bit of the love that. they're going to feed me from on load of you know. the deck it was she was the model of a lot of. the stella. west oh. yeah. sure. i k i can tell you off just i think i'm off as i said i would go like i mightn't go by medal i just thought i had and we went on to. an assembly now out of the hospital grounds about that i mean on the totem route i don't have to say that i'm going out and i said that i thought a bit i thought i would try logging on. and that though to know i would have voted by was the last i sent the commandos. my. oh. my god. that obama the blood of your juggling whatever. and i was down that enough. to go handle that out for left side and the process i guess. comes out of the formal function other hand till just now my own he allowed for the hole in the wall and that's a lot and i land that in the. i and his but it's like that i like it all. i don't know. like you know to get off on a lot of. what i me

similarly for the president's supporters whether it's judge janine or the president himself who thinkso wrap up neatly in a few weeks and we'll wipe our hands, move on, nothing to see here, neither side is going to have that. mueller is going about this in a very methodical, specific, meticulous way, not talking to the press. and we will find out as we have. >> that is the truth. all three of you are smart gentlemen, but that was the smartest thing said here. i agree with you on your entire point there. >>> when we come back pbs has dropped tavis smiley's show after what's being called troubling allegations against him. today he is fighting back. i'm going to talk to him. that's next. shield annuities from brighthouse financial, allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. with a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. brighthouse financial established by metlife. run, jthe power of in to tempur-pedic sleep with our 90-day trial and being the highest ranked mattress in customer satisfaction by jd power, it's easy to love. find your

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in the family janine and they said by the modem s.t.m. turning and said yeah. i did a little fellow you know it's a bit of a go look at. it and it's going to feed me i'm on top of you know. that one ok it was he was about a mile of the lot of. estella . well. yeah. i feel that some. guy. again i get under your guest i think i'm off as i said i would not go like i mightn't go by middle just ayad and we went on to. an assembly. in the hospital grounds about that i mean on the totem roe i don't have to say that i'm not that i said that outside a bit i thought i would try and i'm going on. than that though to know if i would have voted by the center of the commandos. oh. good obama. or you're going to bring the good of the. best the. most on that enough. to handle kind of call of supply side and on the process i guess mcconnell affordable and a bunch of. other hand throw it's. all in the hall and that's a lot and i land that in the. i and his but it's like i like it all. i don't know. like you know to get off on a lot of. what i meant and i mean no if i don't want

i'm janine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way.nd applause] greg: all right. according to cable news it was the worst political moment in history. >> i just want to thank you because you are very special and you were here long before any of us were here although we have a representative in congress said was here a long time ago and they call her pocahontas. greg: that is just

a in the family janine and he said by a lot of mystery and telling said yeah. i did a little fellow you know it's a bit of a go on it and it's going to feed me amanda ober if you know. what their kid was he was about a mile and a little. estella. oh. yeah. i get up. i k i get under your guest i think i'm off as i said i would go like i mightn't go by needle i just thought i had and we went on to. an assembler and i was at the council in the hospital grounds about that i mean on the totem row i don't have to say that i'm going out and then i say they lucked out a bit i thought i would try logging on. that don't know how border the border guards i was i sent around the commandos. oh. my god. there's a lot of blood on your juggling a lot of them doing. this thing. and i was down that enough. time to handle kind of color left side and the process i guess. comes out of the formal function on a handful just now my own he allowed for the hole in the wall and that's what i landed in the. here's the time it's like that i like it all. i don't know. like you know to get o

. ♪ around >>> nfl up top, eve of the 49ers with the home stop -- start for janine groff low. a honeymoon period with jimmy thanks to back to back wins the 49ers have ripped off three of the last four games. what is with groff below taking the field without his helmet? tom brady does the same thing. that came up this week. >> is that it olmos to tom brady? >> no. >> i've always done that. >> do you interact away that he interacts with the media? >> i never really paid attention to that.>> and the 49ers will teed off with the titans tomorrow and levi stadium. here on kpix five. fifth quarter post game show with unusual menu of jeremy knew mae and myself to follow. saturday afternoon nfl, matthew stafford and alliance taking on the bears. third quarter, 13-3 lions and a look at some more. a yard leaping grab and eric e braun with the lions winning the game 20-10. there just a half-game around the falcons with the final wild- card spot. and this is the formation? this college bowl show gets oregon, is the las vegas bowl. how about a one-handed interception antic by arian springs.

assault on mueller and the fbi is followed closely with a lot of hosts on fox, including people like janinero and hannity who have been for months and months harping on various consmir rapi contractor conspiracy theories. it's how remarkable those two talking points wind up being. so keep an eye on that. but i think, look this is agree would be surprised if he follows through with it. it would be so dramatic and so inflammatory on every level. i also think it's the republican party's worst nightmare that he does that. you know, part of what the benefit of tax reform was it got us all talking about roy moore. let's not forget, what a liability, some of the president's most inin a minutory actions have been for the party as a whole that wants to focus on policy. so i think you will see a lot of quiet pressure inside the republican party to keep the president if line on this one. >> absolutely. laura, rick, joe, thank you for joining us him we'll stick with msnbc. we will not watch fox news, it is a valid question, which came first the chicken or theic the policy or straight from the white hou

janine works anybody the main library that typically is open. >> i am hopeful that the mayor will be responsive. >> currently the city's proposal does not keep pace with the cost of living. >> reporter: the mayor says the city has addressed. >> what we have on the table right now is a 5% raise and could be as much as 6%. >> reporter: saying the city also faces sharp increase in pension cost. and they can't give what they don't have. in oakland, christie smith nbc bay area news. >>> for the first time hear the robo call that the president taped. >>> checking bags at the airport is costing fliers a lot of money. how a new york senator is coming to the defense of travelers to ground the spending. >> 47 degrees around downtown and average highs should be closer to 60. we will talk about near record highs and how long this dry december will continue when we come right back. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema

one of the women has chosen other to adopt her newborn but as reporter janine de la vega explains, baby may end up with stranger. >> reporter: looks like happy healthy baby but brain deformity related to dwarfism and shows signs of cerebral palsy. none of that matters. >> have impression that disabled child will not bring joy or there's somehow a burden. these children bring you so much joy. >> reporter: came into delilah's life at time. pregnant at 19, aged out of the foster system and homeless. >> in trouble, doing drugs. drinking. >> half of what i found out later, get this girl, get it set up, connections. get her healthy, keep her baby. >> reporter: took in rose, helped her get sober and took job. now wants nicole to privately adopt delilah. costs more than $10,000. must pay before end of the month or case will close and lose the money she's already spent. fear delilah could go to foster care. >> nervous and upset. afraid will be taken away. get scared. this is my daughter's home. >> reporter: holding on to hope. >> i've given up 57 children, said goodbye 57 times. >> reporter: gof

assistant librarian janine demanda says it's especially hard for civil

i'm janine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. [cheering and applause] greg: all right. according to cable news it was the worst political moment in history. >> i just want to thank you because you are very special and you were here long before any of us were here although we have a representative in congress said was here a long time ago and they call her pocahontas. greg: that is just beautiful but that sent the chatter balls caterwauling. seems like he's promoting it with his pocahontas nonsense and it seems like he can't get off of you. is he afraid of you? >> became up and talked about white people we talk to other groups that person would be highly criticized and rightly so. that remark met with stunned silence from everyone in the room. everyone in that room knew it was a racist slur. [crowd boos] greg: trump called liz warren pocahontas in a meeting with heroic code talkers, bad timing, true, but racist? no. pressler it must be derogatory to the actual group. here was derogatory to a person. warren is masquerading as part

janine crawford was on her way to a holiday party. she was carrying her big black purse. credit cards, i.d., she's about to turn 60 and she wanted to do something big for her birthday. jenny's walking down the sidewalk, cell phone in one hand, purse in another. a guy knocks her to the ground, grabs that purse and runs off, runs like the wind. did you think that that purse was long gone? >> oh, absolutely. i had a sinking feeling of my word. how am i going to recover the contents of what i need. >> reporter: not to worry, mozzle and harry are out for a walk. she see the thief and they corner the guide and they retrieve it all. >> he was kind of pulling me. unbeknownst to the thief, he thought it was a game. >> reporter: safari saved and even though he's only 7 months old, mozzle the dog has his own instagram page. jim and wendy, back to you. >> go mozzle. we see these dogs in the bud light commercial. do we know what time it is? we're going to hear about it if i don't check. >> reporter: it's a miniç terrr bull. >>> expect lots of company out there. aaa estimates more tha

as abc 7 news reporter janine del avega explains, everyone is worrying this new tax law in the new yearave an impact on them. >> reporter: it may look like this warehouse has plenty of boxes of food. but the ceo of second harvest food bank is worried about how much the non-profit will be able to provide in 2018. the food bank set out to raise $16.5 million this year. with a few days left in the year, they're still 8 million short. >> we're planning to open four new school pantries in the new year, one pantry at a college, three wellness pantries that serve people who have health-related diseases. those would be at risk of not opening if we're not able to raise this critical support in the final few days of the year. >> reporter: the number of clients it serves in san mateo and santa clara counties nearly doubled. >> reporter: the food bank said support from businesses are strong, but half the support comes from individual donors, and that is dramatically down. >> we've had so many natural disasters right here in california, so that may be affecting people's giving. we also don't know if

janine peero who has a commentary on fox news is loaded for barrel. here's what she said saturday night. >> i doubt an american presidential election history there has been as great a crime than that committed by a criminal qaa ball in our department of justice who think they know better than we who our president should be. >> that rhymes.of justice who t better than we who our president should be. >> that rhymes. >> that's not a news show. she can say whatever she wants on that show. >> a lot of people agree with her. there are people who feel that the fbi wasn't doing its job with a clean hand. whether they're right or not, is up to the inspector general. >> her audience includes donald trump. he has met with her. he has retweeted stuff she said. people can say what they want. but the fact is, she has a serious audience in the oval office on, which, you know, matters. >> the rationale sounded like a transcript of his deepest desires. that's the problem. you get this confirmation bias coming from fox news surrogates. and comparing the fbi to the kgb

assistant librarian janine demanda says it's especially hard for civil servants to be away from work...because the whole reason they choose those jobs...are to help others in the community. oakland city administrator sabrina landreth said today's negotiations were respectful, professional, and productive.a half day of negotiations will resume...on monday.live at oakland city hall, spencer blake, kron four news. news.kron four spencer blake, kron four news. news.kron four news. news.kron four spencer blake, kron four spencer blake, city hall, spencer blake, kron four news. (pam) another big story tonight:police in antioch have announced an arrest ... in a nearly 40-year-old cold case... 63- year- old mitchell bacom was arrested today ... accused of kidnapping, raping and murdering 14-year-old suzanne bombardier ... back in 19-80. she was taken in the middle of the night from her sister's home.... as kron4's charles clifford reports.. the arrest is all thanks .. to d-n-a technology. (grant) happening tomorrow: the convicted killer of sierra lamar is set to be officially sentenced tomorr

i'm janine and thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm 66. my life partner is going to be 69 next week. we had been together as a lesbian couple in our san francisco rent-controlled apartment since 1980. this drunk idiot rear-ended my partner and he was driving a 5,000 pound car and she was severely injured but her injuries were invisible. i struggled to get her the health care she need and timely got her to uc center and they don't care the color you are they just want to help you so she finally got help because she's black and the rent control has been essential to us because i'm the sole worker and now our building has been bought by speculators and they're the rudest people you can ever imagine and want us out pronto and it's devastating because i can't afford anything else and i don't want to take my partner from her doctor. the only other place is a big university understand and i'm university center and please do something about speculators and get them go away and get rid of the ellis act. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. n

abc 7 news reporter janine did he la vega has the latest. >> we're here on east ridge loop close to thewhere j.c. penney is. police are investigating after a man was shot in the head. the man was inside the silver car. a relative just came and is about to drive away in it. that is his car. police are just wrapping up their investigation. they still have their crime tape up here. let's go to video taken earlier from sky 7 where you can see the officers on the ground. they were collecting evidence and doing their investigation. you can see just how close it was to the mall parking lot. officers say just before 1:00 this afternoon, a shot was fired from a car at tully and capital expressway. the gunshot hit a man driving and he had his window open. he realized what happened and police tell us he got out of his car and switched with one of the passengers and had the passenger drive. then the car came to a rest here on east ridge loop. this is near the bus depot at the east ridge mall. the victim was taken to the hospital. we're told that he has injurie. at this point, police say they do not

. >> reporter: night after night, janine takes pillows from her couch and places them on her box springo make a bed. back in april she got rid of her old mattress. so she purchased a new mattress from mattress firm. she put down $300 and financed the balance. when the company delivered the mattress, there was a problem. >> it wasn't the mattress she ordered. >> reporter: it didn't fit her bed and didn't feel the way it did in the store. >> i said this is not right. i don't like this mattress. >> reporter: mattress firm took it away and refunded her $300 that same day. >> what happened after that? >> then i started getting billed. >> reporter: although the company reimbursed her her $300, the accounting department billed her for finance charges and delivery fees. >> i said this is not right. everything should be closed. >> reporter: warren called the company but for five months the bills kept coming. in fact, the bills were $170 were sent to a collection agency. >> i thought maybe channel 10 would help me out with this. >> reporter: we contacted mattress firm. they said, "we were swift t

janine ray, maxed out to the clinton campaign. representing the clinton foundation, represented hillary personally when she was fighting the email thing. just imagine if the shoe was on the other foot. you have prosecutors investigating hillary, and there are trump donors or they work for the trump organization and they are sending text messages about crooked hillary. make america great. do you think the democrats would take it lying down? >> greg: no. kimberly, there's a lot of information here that may seem small but it adds up to a pattern of bias. emails with a mistress, overlooking huma abedin and cheryl, adjusting language to help hillary. it's a lot. >> kimberly: it is. you're talking about aggregating this information. when you put it together, it makes a compelling case. very much a lack of objectivity, inherent bias in the investigation and what is shameful is that they would pick people so partisan who have made financial contributions and have them be part of an investigation of someone they do not support that have go

reporting from pleasanton, janine dell vega, nabc 7. >> at the pier, many were determined to keep the focus on kate steinle and not the verdict. flowers and other mementos with placed where steinle was killed. and it is a growing memorial. one woman says the not guilty verdict angered her. >> it is really a tragedy. politics was put before there young girl's life. and they couldn't even find involuntary manslaughter? just breaks your heart. i can't imagine what her family must be feeling. >> a bench was dedicated in steinle's memory after her death. one of steinle's favorite quotes is engraved on that bench and it reads, whatever is good for your soul, do that. >>> reaction to that verdict continues to pour in from around the country. lots of people as you can imagine still expressing shock and anger. >> and kristen sze is here with the latest opinions and movements spurred by this decision. >> president trump tweeted his displeasure last night, right away calling the verdict disgraceful. he was joined quickly by sarah palin and ted cruz. today high profile figures outside the politic

janine is here with us and blake and charles payne is back as well. i got a kick out of that. that is true what charles said. but the reality here is, i don't like it. i live in new york. but fundamentally there's something kind of wrong with new york, you know, getting a break and our lawmakers spending that money as they see fit and someone in texas doesn't. right? if you want to be perfectly fair. >> listen, trish, governor cuomo should be suing himself for having the high taxes that are harming hard working americans in the state of new york. they mentioned a number of people that have fleed the state of new york in the last two years. i'm one of those individuals because my property taxes for less than half an acre of property, $24,000. i moved to the state of connecticut, it's not perfect, but i was able to cut them in half. so i'm one of those individuals. i'm putting the faith on this issue. taxes are too high. the governor needs to look at how to cut taxes and not trying to promote himself by attacking president trump. anybody knows you can make the headlines when you

the truly awful effort that's being conducted by the president and his allies like sean hannity and janineeer row to throw mud on the fbi, all in the service of creating some question about whether robert mueller is capable of producing an impartial report. it is a pronouncedly damaging thing, not just today, but to the confidence that americans should have in their presidency and government. >> is that something sunk being orchestrated by the white house? >> well, you know, is it being orchestrated in the sense there's direct lines from the oval office to fox news? i don't think so, but i did hear the president say this investigation, he hates it and wants it to go away and if i recall correctly, he said do something. people need to understand that you don't have a democracy unless you have an impartial, depoliticized department of justice and fbi. you know what? fbi agents having political opinions is not politicizing the fbi. there's nobody in the fbi or in the marine corps that don't hav political opinions. robert mueller did exactly the right thing and took them off the case. so the a

janine teaches first grade at the school.ays her children saw the statues as they came to school with their grandmother several weeks ago. >> my 2-year-old said to me, some bad guys came to grandma's church and cut off the heads of the children. >> reporter: that was not all. >> cut off mother mary's hands and took out her left eye. >> reporter: the statues depict three children who were herding sheep when they saw a luminous lady, the virgin mary, in fatima, portugal, 100 years ago. >> i kind of see it as a hate crime. >> reporter: hayward police say they have no surveillance video or witnesses. so a motive is unclear. this isn't the first time the statue of the virgin mary has been vandalized at the church. in 2004 someone knocked it down and her head came off. you can see the repairs. in a statement, the oakland diocese says: >> sick people. they know kids are walking by seeing that all the time and they do something like that for the kids to see? it's troubling. >> that makes me feel like i want to cry. >> it's a church,

. >> reporter: night after night janine warren takes pillows from her couch. >> i put this history --reporter: and places them on her box spring to make a bed. >> i use this as the end. >> reporter: she says in april she got rid of her old mattress. >> it was sunk in. >> reporter: warren purchased a new mattress from mattress firm on cottman avenue. she put down $300 and financed the balance. when the company delivered the mattress, there was a problem. >> it wasn't the mattress i ordered. >> reporter: warren said it didn't fit her bed and didn't feel as it did in the store. >> as soon as i laid on, it i said, no, this is not right. i said, can you take this back? i don't like this mattress. >> reporter: mattress firm took the mattress away and refunded her the same day. what happened after that. >> i started getting bills. >> reporter: although the company reimbursed warren for $300, the accounting department billed her for finance charges and delivery fees. >> i said this is not right. everything should be closed. >> reporter: warner called to complain, but for five months the bills