was a good time guy like jason young even capable of murder? ged to jason in 1999 before he had met michelle and took the stand to testify about fight they had had over jason's excessive drinking. >> he became agitated. said something to the effect of, if i'm going to make such a terrible husband, then give me my ring back. >> did you give it to the defendant? >> no. he began trying to pull the ring off and it would not come off. >> he was strongly from one end of the bed to the other and pinning my arms behind me. >> prosecutors had hoped to convince that it had added up to a motive for murder. >> how would the defense counterattack? with a witness who could refute every charge. >> coming up, jason yang finally breaks his silence as he takes the stand to testify. >> did you kill your wife michelle? >> no sir. >> were you there when it happened? >> no sir. >> when dateline continues. teline continues der budget too! and i get seven days to love it or my money back... i love it! i thought online meant no one to help me, but susan from carvana had

we've got sports director jason dumas, us with the highlights. >> the late rapper young dolph, his music was blaring through the sound system at practice. you can hear there. i told our producer we had to turn down the nets. some curse words in the music. but you get the feeling. he's a memphis lift. native the dubs. they were preparing for their western conference semifinals game to match up. everyone was really loose at practice. that's what happens when you win game one on the road without your emotional leader in draymond green. but now they have to turn that focus game 2 because they know memphis is going to come into that game. extremely desperate. and the warriors they're going to have to be ready for a fight. >> we've got to take better care of the ball. this team so athletic and just so dynamic in transition. we've got to make sure we're we're getting good shots and executing without turning it over so that we don't let him run out and they get run out in transition threes and fouls and all that kind of stuff and keep doing what we do. well, even better. i rebound >> 3 point lin

young kids. cnn national correspondent jason carroll begins our coverage at the scene of the attack in texas. jason, state officials revealed new details of how this horrible rampage played out. >> and wolf, just a day after the shooting, the gravity of what's happened here has begun to sink in even more with this community. the governor here is saying that as far as they can tell so far, the suspect, the shooter here, had no known mental health history. he also had no known criminal history. and according to what they're saying, he purchased the assault weapons that he used for the shooting just last week. >> these kids will never attend school again. >> tonight, authorities revealed new details about what unfolded as the gunman entered robb elementary school and opened fire on a fourth grade classroom. >> the subject was able to make it into the school, as the governor reported. he went down a hallway, turned right and then turned left and there were two classrooms that were adjoining. that's where the carnage began. >> law enforcement estimate the shooter was inside the school for 30 minut

young guns just can't be. you know, they they got the moxie it and the cool thing, jason, about this warriors team is how they've incorporated the young guys and, you know, added wiggins who has really stepped up and become a key part of this team and the fans, you know, they just love this squad so much. yeah, it's a great synergy. let's hope it keeps on going. yeah, it. >> you hit the nail on the head. grant. you've got, you know, wiggins and otto porter, important parts of this team. they haven't been here before. they're experiencing this for the first time. then you have coming. the eu have moses moody playing beyond their years is a great blend of youth newcomers and then the 3 pillars, as we know, steph, klay and dray just a really unique team day here. and as ,ou said, the fan base has really latched on to these guys. >> all right. jason, quick question for you. what do you call your show again? when you call it color hoop session group sessions, you might want to rename it hoop session. concours hoop session that will call blah. sessions. a lot of hoops lot tonight. the brow yesterday showing the pretty

and jason, it's like the the wily old veterans. can they hold off the young bucks? you know, the up and comers. memphis is good. no doubt that vegas, i guess as the worries is 8 point favorites they're back home. >> but, you know, game for the warriors didn't play well. we're lucky to get that win. >> so it's not like being home is a magic potion. we know what biggest banks. what do you think? >> manuel, they haven't really played well, offensively all series long. and we're being honest, draymond green. he's really struggled offensively in the way the memphis grizzlies are guarding him is almost like it's for on 5 on offense. i don't expect him to really just snap out of these offensive struggles anytime soon. in this series. i think memphis plays them really well and they defend them really well. i do think go to state gets a win tonight, grant. but i think it's going to be another grind it out game. you know, at the end of the day when you have steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green, yeah, have to rely on that championship pedigree. >> and experience, ther

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and the a's have a rough game against the rays director jason dumas has the highlights. the late rapper youngsic was blaring. >> through the sound system at practice you can hear there. i told our producer we had to turn down the nets. some curse words in the music. but you get the feeling he's a memphis lift. native the dubs. they were preparing for their western conference semifinals game to match up. everyone was really loose at practice. that's what happens when you win game one on the road without your emotional leader in draymond green. but now they have to turn that focus game 2 because they know memphis is going to come into that game. extremely desperate. and the warriors they're going to have to be ready for a fight. >> we've got to take better care of the ball. this team so athletic and just so dynamic in transition. we've got to make sure we're we're getting good shots and executing without turning it over so that we don't let him run out and they get run out in transition threes and fouls and all that kind of stuff and keep doing what we do. well, even better lie rebound, >> 3 po

sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the late rapper young dolph, his music was blaring through the sound system at practice. you can hear there. i told our producer we had to turn down the nets. some curse words in the music. but you get the feeling. he's a memphis lift. native the dubs. they were preparing for their western conference semifinals game to match up. everyone was really loose at practice. that's what happens when you win game one on the road without your emotional leader in draymond green. but now they have to turn that focus game 2 because they know memphis is going to come into that game. extremely desperate. and the warriors they're going to have to be ready for a fight. >> we've got to take better care of the ball. this team so athletic and just so dynamic in transition. we've got to make sure we're we're getting good shots and executing without turning it over so that we don't let him run out and they get run out in transition threes and fouls and all that kind of stuff and keep doing what we do. well, even better. i rebound >> a 3 point line a little

young to leave us. those words from robert de niro about ray liotta. abc's jasonareer. >> as far back as i can remember i always wanted to be a gangster. >> reporter: this morning a notorious on-screen tough guy being remembered for his kindness. ray liotta, who starred alongside robert de niro and joe pesci in "goodfellas," the pre"sopranos" mobster movie about henry hill who earned his stripes by helping to pull off one of the biggest heists in history, for real. >> there's something very energizing about playing pretend with people who really are in it. >> reporter: one of those people was lorraine bracco, who played henry's wife in the film. she tweeted that she is utterly shattered and that fans always ask what was the best part of taking that movie. "my response has always been the same. ray liotta." by the time he was in "goodfellas" liotta had already established himself as i ahollywood heavy hitter. in "field of dreams" in which he played another real character, shoeless joe jackson back from the dead and spilling the beans about his role in fixing the wo

jason, we'll talk with you again later. we'll pupping season is here. and our california coastline is filled with young sea lions and seals while most will be able to grow up healthy on their own, some end up needing some assistance this year. the marine mammal center says the problem of people getting way too close to those animals on beaches has led to more of the pups needing help. >> kron 4 s noelle bellow explains. >> that's the sound of feeding time. it happened several times a day at the marine mammal center home to elephant seals harbor seals and california sea lions. need a little extra care rescue. any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people are trying to help and a lot of cases, but they're getting too close to these animals and they can separate them center.

jason thank you. next at 11. the canopy has a start with what are we doing for these young people? to get jobs training anything other than looking at crime as a way of making money. oakland police officers working tonight to solve dozens of robbery cases to hit the city within 72 hours. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. good evening. once again, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. some small business owners in oakland are calling for better policing and accountability after two dozen robberies were reported around the city over the weekend, and in most of the cases, the robbers were armed. ktvu elissa harrington live for us tonight. in oakland, alyssa did police make any arrests so far here? mike julie. police did take three people into custody they believe were involved with at least seven of those cases. they say investigators are closely monitoring these crime trends, and they will put additional officers in the areas hardest hit. it makes me really, really sad because i do own a business here. michelle walton and wesley dewan or the owners of loyal to t

it but on that day, talk about what he did and the other side jason crow and the conversation he had with his wife, republican, democrat, young former military, speak to that. >> one of the things we pride ourselves on was talking to so many members of congress or not a household name and really trying to animate the forces driving them to make excruciating decisions like ending your own political career by voting to impeach donald trump as a republican or just what's going through your head and those crucial moments we knew if we generated a narrative by january 6 that told you all donald trump gave the speech on the national mall and evacuate mike pence from the senate floor and they took congress to a secure location, etc., that's familiar. i we knew we had to get to that and he had been enormous advantage of opportunity being in the capitol complex -- >> remember seeing you wandering around on the capitol that night but anthony gonzalez pulled us -- members told us, told their colleagues, friends and family about these wrenching things they did in real time. basin grow as a democrat elected colorado, forming army ranger,

jason rantz, ktth seattle radio talk show host in "focus." you have to stop and think about second graders. you are talking 7 and 8 years old. this as youngears old. parents want them to learn to be nice to each other and learn in school and then you learn this is happening. are you shocked? >> i'm not shocked at all. i think it's one of those instances where we've clearly seen the trend all across the country and there is no state or city or county regardless of the ideological identity of the voters this is immune to this. we see it as part of a strategy that normalizes these topics among kids that it's okay to talk to them about gender identity or race or quiz them on political beliefs. i think part of the reason why they are doing this is to make it seem like it is okay. despite every sort of instinct from parents and from members of the public that this just seems wrong, that this is going to actually create division. because to the point of that second grader who answered that question, they are not thinking about race. they are not judging people by the color of their skin or some gender identity at that age and that's how it is su

find out what steph curry's advice for the young players is who haven't been to a finals before. be sure to join us at 10, 45 sports director jason dumas says hosting the kron 4 studios for now from chase center kylen mills kron 4 sports. and if you want to go see the warriors and the celtics play in game one at chase center, according to you're going to have to fork over almost $700 just to get inside. >> these are ticket prices for thursday's game upper-level seats in section 2.12, are going for $692 and some of the most expensive tickets right now are costing up to $68,000. that's for v i p courtside seats and you know, you can send somebody to college forp that amount of >> watching on tv? >> giants manager gabe kepler attended today's national anthem in philadelphia was out on the field for it last week. you said that he would not take the field during the anthem until he felt better about quote, the direction of the country. this was after the shooting in texas. but in a blog post today, kapur said, quote, while i believe strongly in the right to protest and the importance of doing so, i also believe strongly in honoring an

young children. these are their faces and their two teachers who died. now investigators are revealing more on the timeline of that day. reporter jason allen live with the questions that police are facing about their own response. jason? >> reporter: yeah, sara, as we talk to people in the area today, this has really left them feeling somewhat odd about the situation, because they are still trying to process everything that happened in the school back here just a couple of days ago. now they're left with questions about could possibly all of this have been stopped sooner? >> on the lawn of robb elementary school, rows of crosses mark each of the 21 lives lost. as the uvalde community mourns, it is also questioning the police response to one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history. >> they say they rushed in and all that. we didn't see that. >> reporter: the director of the texas department of public safety said the 18-year-old shooter was inside the school for 40 minutes to an hour before a tactical team confronted and killed him. by then two teachers and 19 children had been fatally shot, including javier casarez's 10-year

jason. we have to recognize the messages that come from moments like this. to black youngple, no matter what you're doing, or how correct you come, if you are learning teamwork and discipline through a sprt or extracurricular activity, no matter how perfect you are in your black body, you still can and will be criminalized. and as a society we should get the message that there is no amount of compliance or respectability that a black person can inhabit that will spare us from this kind of harassment. i also found myself worried because i know the average person who does not understand these situations might look at that and say, well, the police officer was plenty polite, so there's nothing really to be worried about here, instead of asking the systemic questions of why this bus was stopped in the first place, why these players in particular, why were those drugs the ones that were being searched for? why was the search happening when there was no probable cause? and why does this go on all the time because there are plenty of times that this is happening and there is no v

jason carroll, thank you very much for sharing that. of course lexi is not the only young life. jose flores jr., he was 10 years old. what we know about him is he loved baseball and video games, and his father said he was always full of energy and ready to play until the night. and an amazing big brother to his younger siblings. there is 10-year-old uziah garcia. his grandfather described him as the sweetest little boy that i've ever known calling him a great kid, full of life, loved anything with wheels and video games. he leaves behind two sisters. s behind two sisters. javier lopez, just 10 years old. his mom told "the washington post," hajavier was funny, neve serious. that smile i will never forget. he always cheered everyone up. she had just taken this photo of him, also making the honor roll at that very same ceremony and not realizing that would be the last time she saw her son alive. he said he really couldn't wait to go to middle school. there was 10-year-old amarie garza. her father posted this message online, quote, thank you, everyone for the prayers and trying to h

jason thank you. next at 11. the canopy has a start with what are we doing for these young people?to get jobs training anything other than looking at crime as a way of making money. oakland police officers working tonight to solve dozens of robbery cases to hit the city within 72 hours. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. good evening. once again, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. some small business owners in oakland are calling for better policing and accountability after two dozen robberies were reported around the city over the weekend, and in most of the cases, the robbers were armed. ktvu elissa harrington live for us tonight. in oakland, alyssa did police make anyrr

that day talk about what he did and on the other side, jason crowell and the conversation that he had with his wife, a republican, a democrat, young former military. speak to that. of reporting this book was talking to so many members of congress who are not a household names right and really trying to animate the forces that we're driving them to make excruciating decisions like ending your own political career by voting to impeach donald trump as a republican or just what's going through your head in those crucial moments that we knew that if we generated a narrative about january 6th that told you all the donald trump gave this speech on the national mall and evacuated mike pants from the senate floor and then they all you know, they took the congress to secure. position etc, etc. like that's all pretty familiar. material. we know that we had to get deeper into that and and jonathan had the enormous advantage and dubious opportunity of actually being in the capital complex while the attack actually remember was seeing you wandering around. on the feeds from the capital that night. yeah, but you know anthony told us this well. t

jason dumas has highlights. plus a warriors update and a live repor >> season is here. look at these little faces here. our california coastline filled with young sea lions and sit and seals. and while most will be able to grow up healthy on their own, some do end up needing some assistance. people want to get too close to those cute little faces. apparently this year, the marine mammal center says the problem of people getting too close to the animals on beaches. >> has driven up the number of pumps that are being cared for. kron. 4 s noelle bellow explains. >> that's the sound of feeding time. it happened several times a day at the marine mammal center home to elephant seals harbor seals and california sea lions. need a little extra care rescue. any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people are trying to help an

young children due to this horrific shooting. >> for the children survived the the uvalde massacre the mental scars could be just as devastating. jasonere your friends? >> tess, annabel, basically some of them. >> what would you tell your mom? >> i left my water bottle. >> she hugged me first, she was like yeah! >> our chief psychiatrist for texas at the children's hospital. karen, watching those kids is incredible how strong they are and recounting something that's absolutely horrific. you are leading a trauma response team, you will be helping these uvalde survivors, these kids who have been through so much. what do they need most right now? >> right now they need the adults that are in their lives to be able to provide stability and support, and comfort. to be able to answer questions that they have but also not push too hard to have them talk about things that are really incredibly difficult. >> 19 children, two teachers gone. what is the most important thing at this stage for their loved ones, would you say? >> i would say for the adults for the loved ones to get support where ever you can get it, whether it is from your extende

young children and for these families. so, again, yesterday was just a great day for all of these people who are able to leave. >> and with, so, jasonow many others you're trying to get out of mariupol. >> it's complex and complicated issue to resolve. it took five days from beginning to end for this to happen. and we didn't have to travel that far. it's just the tedious process. this is a conflict zone. throughout the conflict zone, there are check points. at each check point, you have to stop, you have to speak with the commander, you have to give permission to move, you have to sort of assure them they know who you are. they may call up and say is this approved? and that process gets repeated over and over again. onment one hand, you pick up the people and they're happy and rejoicing. you have to repeat the process on the way out. so slow, tedious. it has to be. the communication lines with the military forces have to be clear. this has been approved by commanders. we have safe passage here. this is a civilian convoy. this is a humanitarian initiative that took the agreement of ukraine and russia and that should be noted that the

jason. take this one off and wearing the series at the same 5 is on wednesday in miami to the jared italian out and checks like list. young hertz has won his 1st episode. age on a grand total, he crossed the line 1st off, a grueling 16 stage in the mountains, 202 kilometers, including one of the 4 toughest climbs of the motor row pass in the italian out. at could all richard can keep salita st. josie, but his advantage housing cut to just read that can was 5 pages remaining pitch invasions like this one at manchester city on sunday. have march the end of the premier league season in ga manager. gar southgate is concerned by the recent crowd travel again. i don't know if there's an even greater issue post pandemic, but that certainly seems to be the case in, in the football stadiums i've been in, in the last few months will reflect society. so it will be easy for some people just to put it under football, but that's not the reality of it. repeat, football is go responsibility and we have to do our bit. we have to get that right . but what happened here before our final wasn't but that wasn't just football. support is that

quotes from postgame jason was asked if he got tired from guarding luka doncic's all game long going full court at times. he got this big grin on his face. he said i feel like i'm still young. i don't get tired. i was locked in. i feel like that. pretty much sums up his mentality in this game. what was your takeaway? >> i mean, he was great from start to finish. he was a plus. 28 on the night, which was a team high and get this the guy he was guarding for most of the night. look at dawn checked who might possibly be the mvp of playoffs up to this point with a negative 30 on the night andrew held luke good for 6 and 6 turnovers in the 2nd half. meanwhile him. so he scores 19 points, 3 assists. he gets his usual rebound numbers. andrew is really the key tonight. it's it's been a great year for him. obviously he starts in the all-star game. he got some help from that international sensation into voting. but he still been just so steady for the warriors. even one. he wasn't shooting the ball. well late in the season. they could always count on him to guard the best perimeter, offensive player on the other team. and he's come through it's just crazy to think that they got andre

young, energetic squad. the importance is being healthy. well, giants and that's playing today. some fans in mccovey cove. they're hoping for a splash it and guess what? they got their wish. 6th inning jason vosler deep to right and it sails into the bay. that's a solo home run. yeah. it was way out of the ballpark to guide the kayak is he's going home. the souvenir tonight. this is part of a four-run inning that blew this close game opened top of the 9th 9, 3 giants rob darin ruf. who says that he's primarily a designated hitter. look at that web gem out there and left and making a great diving catch. ends the game. he also had 3 hits in this one. breaking out of a slump. giants win 9, 3, this holds a two-game skid to go for the series win tomorrow afternoon. back at oracle park. the kids enjoying some time in the field over at the oakland coliseum. the a's hosting the guardian's. yeah. that's a smiling, happy face. the town of 1 one of the night. the potential in double play grounder and it bounces off the arm of second baseman austin allen. this was a crushing blow because what happens 2 batters later, pinch hitter. this richie pulaski driving one deep to center christian he can track

young people are exceptionally cast for their current-day counterparts >> yeah, it's absolutely crazy they did a great job >> seth: it is very cliffhanger-y. >> yeah. >> seth: and i've heard that your husband, jason did try to, like, press you for details. >> i -- it got to a point where, especially there's this one mystery about a character called adam, and everybody was wondering, "who's adam, who's adam?" and i would pick up my phone and my group texts with my best girlfriends, they're all, like, discussing it as though i'm not even on this text. [ laughter ] and then every now and again, they'll remember and be like, "melanie, you know, send an emoji if we're getting close," or whatever. and i'm just like, "please, i need one area. and, you know, jason's like, "tell me don't tell me! do tell me don't tell me! [ laughter ] >> seth: do you like horror as a genre? do you enjoy it? >> i do. i love watching horror movies, but i don't really get, like, jump scared. >> seth: why would you say you don't jump scare >> i don't know. there's something, like, with my adrenal function, i guess. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> something's wrong >> seth: so you're impossible -- you're impossible to scare >>

going to see younger women voters, young people could be a game-changer for the democrats as a matter of how they message and ran this opportunity. >> we'll see. jasonit was leaked, so if this upholds, what impact do you think it's going to have on the midterms? >> i want to spin off the point that latasha just made. one of my students this semester, are following members of congress on social media all semester. and i was shocked by the numbers of members of congress who 24 hours after this leak, hadn't tweeted anything. had nothing on instagram, hadn't put anything on facebook. and then talk to my kids in class, the first time they had heard about this was when we were in class! >> really? >> actual members of congress hadn't tweeted anything. >> it's not the only way you can hear about something on twitter? >> but if you're a member of congress, this is who you're supposed to be talking. two were at the point where it's, will be young people bring out? we have to talk to them first. that's the thing. i think this isn't going to change anyone from voting republican to democrat, it could turn someone from a non voter to a voter, and that's going to

native coached baseball, passionate about mentoring young players, he gave his life last january protecting his community. officer stalker, rest in peace. jason lagor was a chill kathy native, a devoted father of two sons. those who knew him talked about his love of job and commitment to help people. when he joined the department of natural resources in 2005, he persuaded his bosses to let him bring in and train traininger, his first k-9 partner. over the years he grew the program showing the department how successful k-9 teams could be and the department now has k-9 units all across the state. lieutenant hoffer watched his friend build the program from the ground up. he did it all himself. we couldn't have have a better person. a patient, all-around good person. knew what he was doing. last february officer lagore and his k-9 partner sargewere helping when he suffered a heart attack and fell into the lake. he was 36 years old. ohio department of natural resources posthumously honored him about the award of valor. because of his courage, there's no one more deserving of this honor. rest in peace, officer la gore. officer scott dolly served in