playing the tape of jean tan calling the cops two weeks before the shooting. >> hi, my name is jean tany husband just beat me up. i need your protections. >> are you injured? >> yes, he choke me, and i'm so scared. >> defense attorney james nobles thought the 911 recording spoke volumes about that household. >> it was almost as if we were put in the hell that charlie lived in for a brief moment. and the hell that jean lived in for a brief moment. >> and they kept piling on. jim tan continued the defense wasn't just a bully at home. his employees testified about the abuse they, too, encountered in the work place. >> every other person who worked with jim tan said he was miserable, behaved like a child, he would bully people, was nasty at work. >> so a son defending his abused mother was a defense no-brainer strategy that seemed to require little assembly. the other defense lawyer, brian decarlos. >> i think most people that looked at this case said the only defense is self-defense or some hybrid of, you know, a battered child syndrome. >> but as the trial progressed, that wasn't the atta

our host jean-marie christille grew up in the region. >> anthony: i love it here.an heritage. as far as i know zero. but i just love this lifestyle, this food. it's just great. >> eric: well, cheers. >> anthony: to italy. >> jean: after you. >> anthony: i will definitely have some of that. >> jean: this is with -- even some honey. >> anthony: oh, interesting. >> jean: and this is a gift from me -- and i have done dried meat with the leg of the -- >> anthony: okay, more cheese. but it's a delicious order of gnocchi with beetroot fondue. >> anthony: this is great. we're doing fondue again. we should have a camera in your colon. >> anthony: ravioli with tomato sauce. >> jean: so you like pasta? >> anthony: oh, i love it. >> eric: he has been whining for a week. >> anthony: a creamy polenta with braised beef. ahh, now that's exciting. >> jean: one of the best you can find in aosta valley. >> eric: which meat is this one? >> jean: beef, it's beef. >> anthony: you remember our friend, the cow? >> eric: yes, yesterday. she was cute. did you see the connection between her

jean medecin. -- still with us, jean medecin. we have payrolls coming up.etails of the jay powell speech on your bloomberg. my point to you was the markets are nervous, and anything that will take them over the edge, we need to consider it. jean: i think it's much more the issue of the ultimate level of rates, what is sustainable for the u.s. economy rather than -- considering the timing of the potential for a fourth rate hike in december. whethermore at stake is the fed is misreading or overemphasizing temporary cyclical factors. for example, the temporary andleration of inflation, also increasing the temple of rate hike because they overreact -- the tempo of rate hike because they overreact. down the line, the view was we will have some weaker numbers. the risk would be actually to change the plan and pace of rate hikes in the view of temporary stronger numbers. matt: i'm looking at core pce. let me extend this line, make it thicker and colorant red. -- and color it read. it is not look like getting close to 2% will be possible. -- it doesn't look like ge

jean veanier welcome to our program. thank you for allowing us into our home. >> well, i'm really happy that you're there and i'm in my home and it's great there. >> you have given happiness and joy to the world and that i think is your special gift and i want to take us back more than 50 years when you first had the idea to set up the ark in so many different communities. what was the spark? >> i have a story like everybody. i was in the british navy. i left the navy, i resigned for the navy to follow jesus. i met a priest and this he was then a chaplain at the home for people with disabilities. i looked into the situation with people with disabilities in france. i spoke to parents, i went to psychiatric hospitals and eventually i was in an institution where there were 80 men with disabilities. i was very moved by them. there was something so beautiful and so rafael had meningitis, he spoke a few words. he was the same as myself, approximately. then there was filipe, filipe spoke a lot, maybe a bit too much and he had a

all will be well with sister jean. >>> coming up, ready, set, hunt. thousands of kids running for the best easter eggs. we're going to take you to one of the celebrations happening this weekend. having an egg-celet golden gate park this >>> looks like these kids were having an egg lent time at golden gate park this afternoon. here's video from the egg-stravaganza carnival. an easter egg hunt for kids, rides as well. food as well. of course got to have the easter bun in there. easter bunny was there for some fun and photos. >>> here's a little heads up about tomorrow night. our latest music spectacular at nbc. john legend, alice cooper, sara bareilles star in jesus christ superstar live in concert. world famous composer andrew lloyd webber, the man who put that together many moons al, and it's going to be live. you can watch it on nbc bay area on easter sunday, 8:00 p.m. >>> one last look at some pretty nice weather for easter sunday. >> a little bit cooler. clouds to start things off tomorrow. as we go through the week, we'll be dry through wednesday.

the prayers just not answered for sister jean. and loyola chicago. sister jean the 98-year-old trending star chaplain for the ramblers. game face on. final seconds first half second chance points a for fact fact -- factor. cameron inside and 1. but big blue rallied. 114 in a row for a reason. three minutes left, wagner hit. and michigan held the third seed bumped off 11 seed loyola 69-57 >>> warriors running at the kings tonight. they got some help back in thompson. he has been out with a broken thumb. that ought to give him three all-stars tonight running the floor at golden one arena. >>> rick welts was notified she headed for enshrinement in the basketball hall of fame. jason kid sdpshgs -- kidd and steve gnash -- nash is part of that class. >>> trout twhon battle. here is a shot to deep right field. scoring zach. top of the fifth there was more damage for the angels. albert -- he had headed to the hall of fame. he's -- had a couple of rbis, couple of hits today as they nickelled and dimed the a's this afternoon. hendricks came in to pitch and had

but respect for the team and sister jean. as villanova beats kansas with a record-setting performance setting up tomorrow's showdown. >>> not if i call you out. paula, doesn't want to be seen doing this. just before we came on the air she was fist pumping because she's a michigan fan. sister jean, i don't know what to tell you. >> we caught her. >> i feel so guilty. >> keep it real, paula. >> take that sister jean. >> own it. >> happy easter sunday, everybody. it weirdly coincides with april fool's day. i'm sure some are waking up this morning wishing that loyola's loss was an april fool's joke. we all know it's not. their magical run is over. i feel awful about it. players walked over to sister jean. >> do you? >> i do. their walking over to sister jean after the loss. hugging the 98-year-old. fans were stunned, shedding tears in the stands. >> that is emotional. >> the national championship game is set. we're going to dive in a bit later in the show. yes, i did feel guilty, a little bit. >> they had a great run. >> a great

so the san francisco mayor declared today sister jean day. she is an alumni of the most holy redeemer grammar school. she has written the area. she looks fantastic at 98 years old and we will see her for more march madness . >>> they found an old classmate of her that was pretty interesting in the paper today. >> in cinderella the movie has a happy ending but that wasn't the case today, sister jean schmidt that tried to pull off an upset with chicago kamryn pettway was a tough to for the ramblers and they led by 10 at one point in the second half but michigan was 22 points better from that point on. wagner to matthews in the wolverines are in four by four. dante ingram turned it over in michigan runs the floor, pool misses the three but bogner there for the follow, plus the foul. >> a bogner was probably the difference with 24 points and 15 rebounds as they it to him and sister jean and the ramblers, have a great run but it comes to an end. michigan is the winner the winner of kansas villenova for the national championship, that game is going

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and general contractors have. >> jean grew up in new london, connecticut.or the earliest age, she learned no job is too small. >> i was that kid who was scooping up and boulding stuff. my counselor said, you should be an architect. not knowing what that was, my dad's mom grew up in the south, after an african-american woman, she couldn't read or write her whole life. i watched her sign her name as an x. oh, tired. this is, like, too much. i'm like, oh, come on. >> jean's hard work has paid off as sweeten has $990 million in investment projects. what is your idea for those who have the entrepreneur moment? what would you tell them? >> i have two pieces of advice. don't quit. and keep smiling. >> what do you think makes a good boss? >> one of the things i have definitely learned the most out of this whole experience is that you be yourself. i'm being the best i can be. that's the best thing that i can do as a boss, to encourage people to do that. >>> i'm here with brian long at southwest who just got off a panel to talk about what we're going to talk about he

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. >> michael, jean, appreciate it. i'm r i'm erica hill. our coverage continues next with jake tapper on "the lead." >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. breaking news in the national lead today. bill cosby guilty, guilty, guilty. pennsylvania jury convicting the disgraced comedian of three counts of aggravated indecent assault. women were seen crying and embracing one another outside the courtroom after the verdict was read. the case centers on testimony of andrea constand, a former employee with temple university in philadelphia. she testified that cosby, a powerful trustee at temple drugged her and sexually assaults her in four. five other women testified in the trial they survived similar attacks from the man once regarded as america's dad. cosby is now 80 years old and faces 30 years in prison. let's go do cnn's jean casarez in norristown, pennsylvania. jean, cosby, he had ugly words for prosecutors after the verdict. >> reporter: very much so because after the jury left the prosecutor stands up and he wants to revoke the bail o

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. jean has been tweeting updates from golden gate park throughout the evening. you can follow her on twitter. her handle is @jeanelle. >>> new at 11:00, did you feel it? a series of small earthquakes centered in the danville area, the largest a magnitude 2.9 just before 8:45 this evening. in is the calaveras fault zone. people 30 miles east in san francisco told the usgs they felt it. back in january -- actually back in february, dozens of minor quakes also rattled the danville area. >>> berkeley police are trying to find a man with a gun who sexually assaulted a teenage girl. here's a map of where it happened yet blocks from the cal campus. a high school student was walking down the street when she says a man came from behind and grabbed her. police say he also went on to sexually assault her in a nearby yard. >> never heard of something happening like that in this proximity, and that's really scary. >> detectives have a vague description of the suspect. they say what they really need

now that they have ended their tournament run, sister jean said she's done for awhile. sister jean is a nun who served as the chaplain for loyola and an alum of holy redeemer grammar school in san francisco. saturday was declared sister jean dolores schmidt day. >>> the warriors raising thousands of dollars in an evident to help young people here in the bay area. the organization that will benefit coming up. >> also, col -- following the north bay wildfire, new construction begins in the coffee neighborhood. >> good morning. right now we do see that we're off to a decent start on this monday. this is highway 24 bob and it doesn't look bad on the way to oakland. >> our weather doesn't look bad today and probably not tomorrow either but big changes by the and of the week. april rain is on the way but not today, 67. . >>> welcome back. pg&e will starred building underline ground lines in the san jose area. >> the lines were devastated by the wildfire. pg&e said most of the equipment was destroyed by the blistering temperatures. peeing ming calls this a huge milestone. they

sister jean is team chaplain for loyola chicago's men's team. spiritual advice is credited with guiding the underdog holy ramblers to last night's matchup. the catholic nun is a native of frisco, but last night loyola chicago fell to michigan 69-57. despite the team falling short, she says it was a thrilling run. >> it's just so much fun for me to be here and i almost didn't get here, but i fought hard enough to do that. >> san francisco mayor mark farrell also honored sister jean when he declared wednesday sister jean delors sxhird day. >>> the south bay became a hot spot for people seeking rare pairs of sneakers. we'll show you why next. also ahead, the latest projections as a chinese satellite makes a bee-line towards sxwlert and it's another warm day away from the coast, but temperatures for the upcoming week will gradually cool of a before we bring >>> happening now. an out-of-control projectile is spiraling toward earth and capturing the entire world's attention. the doomed chinese satellite is expected to make a crash landing sometime lea

the two teams play again tonight. >>> sister jean is back in the spotlight.there she is in a wheelchair. the loyola university men's basketball team chaplain throughout the first pitch at the chicago cubs home opener. you did good, sister jean. she was wheeled out to a big round of applause to the fans. she is 98 years old. she also received a special custom jersey from the chicago cubs. >>> bank of america is clashing with gun supporters. why the bank has start lending money to making companies. his former team. >>> bank of america has announced it will stop lending money to companies that make military style firearms for civilian use. in particular, the bank said it will not deal with makers of the ar-15, which is been used in several mass shootings. they will require its clients to stop selling firearms to anyone under 21. >>> san francisco supervisors are considering a ballot measure tied to ridesharing services. there is a proposal introduced that would propose taxes of millions of dollars annually. he believes higher taxes are necessary. if approved, it

alex and christine. >> thank you, jean. >>> a federal lawsuit accuses three michigan state basketball players of raping a female student in 2015. claims the university discouraged her from reporting it to police. the alleged victim who was 18 at the time claims a de facto policy of not reporting allegations against sports stars. the third allegation against an msu basketball player since 2010. the university is under investigation over the handling of the larry nassar case. >>> and seven top officials at the classified ads backpage.com arrested this morning after a grand jury issued a 93-count indictment. it alleges conspiracy and money laundering and prostitution. among those charged were the founders of the site michael lacey and james larkin. backpage earned more than $5 million in prostitution revenue and illegally routed through illegal entities. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. more national guard troops on the move this morning heading for the u.s./mexico border. we have the latest from arizona next. internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. co

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. >> reporter: mary went to elementary school with sister jean in the 1920s and has not seen her since. that was until she popped up on tv. >> oh, my goodness, there she is and she looks wonderful. >> we ask god to keep us free from injuries and play with sportsmanship.>> reporter: for a woman who spent herself -- her life in quiet service. >> there she is on the front page news. >> reporter: the ramblers unlikely ride came to an end with a heartbreaking loss to michigan. >> you did so well. didn't you feel that within your heart? >> reporter: the prayers of one nun and one reporter were not answered today. full disclosure, that is me. a proud rambler in graduate of loyola chicago law school, class of 2014.

the male suspect can be seen in a warriors steph curry jersey with the woman in jeans and a black top. the pair are also wanted for committing fraud in several other cities. police are asking the public to contact them if they have any additional information. (pam) martinez police say two suspects robbed an a-t- and-t store on arnold drive

employees here are headed into work, wearing jeans, and supporting the cause behind denim day. >> i decided why not, i will put on my jacket. >> reporter: people are invited to wear denim as a show of solidarity. the color teal and teal ribbons are also associated with the cause . it started in italy when a judge said the victim's jeans were too tight and she must have helped take them off. the denim day has spread worldwide since to show support for the victims of sexual assault. santa clara county workers were invited to wear jeans today. >> very surprised, but it's a great day. it's something that everybody should participate in because it does happen more than what people think. >> i think survivors need that support, you know, so i hope it does, in some way, help them feel like we are listening and care. >> reporter: on the issue of sexual violence and assault today, cindy chavez will continue her push to get the county to speed up the processing of rape kits. the evidence gathered in an exam is packaged as part of the rape kit, and then it's handed over to investigators for pr

but it appears now that the hype around sisten jean has come to an end... stone) big day in college basketball villanova and kansas playing in the final four jay wright and the wildcats trying to reach their second national championship game in three years nova controlled the game from the beginning donte divin- cenzo hits a three... scores 15 points off the bench wildcats up 19-4 villnova put the game away early in the second half eric paschall seals it with a deep three nova sets a final four record by making 18 three-pointers wildcats win 95-79 (j.r.)the early final four game was a good one....the cinderella...11th ranked loyola chicago taking on the michigan wolverines. 98-year-old sister jean in attendance. the superfan everyone is talking about. loyola-chicago had it going on most of this game. aundre jackson. misses the shot gets the board and gets two points. then more ramblers....the shot is up...donte ingram would get the rebound...he'd float another shot up at the buzzer and watch this...it's good. loyola up 7 at the half. here comes michigan tho

they are black jeans! the club dress code. they are black jeans! sorry. maybe the burger, then.. i would like to make a toast... to my family for everything you have done for me. i forgive you. get out! what i really like about this film is firstly you can see from the palpable tension and secondly what happens is there has been a string of murders on the island in the finger of suspicion starts pointing towards the man. and obviously she boasts that he is innocent but is it because she is in love with him and he is manipulative and leading her a stray or is it because she has dark secrets in her own past. the best way of describing this is it is a kind of twisted fairy tale. eight sounds like beast from 1975 which was banned for a's just in this country. there is a film which is something about bright sunlit coastal setting but dark murderous underbelly and it has those things mixed together in the best thing is you are kept guessing all the way through as do the character's motives. which one is the monster? the title beast is not specifically apply to any of them. a really ma

. >> cnn jean casarez has been covering this from the very beginning extensively. she joins us now from pennsylvania as we wait for this press conference with the prosecutor. jean, you had been in that courtroom, you have witnessed a lot of this first hand, no cameras were allowed. you have been an incredible set of eyes and ears for us. >> reporter: we're getting word that this press conference is just about to begin with prosecutors. we do understand that andrea constand -- i'm watching them walk in right now. >> let's listen in. >> reporter: and -- >>> let's go, fellows. all right. thank you all for being here in our grand jury room. andrea constand came here to norristown for justice and that's what 12 jurors from montgomery county provided her and i would be remiss if i did not thank, first, those 12 jurors for their diligence, the sacrifices that they made as well as the sacrifices of their families so that they could serve in this important duty that they did. so today we're finally in a place to say that justice was done. as prosecutors we have a responsibi

jean elle is live in daly city with this growing effort to stop her from getting out of prison, jean. >> reporter: jessica, people who are affected by the murder of those three little girls are reliving those painful memories. they're speaking up because the murderer may be released from prison, and they want to make sure that doesn't happen. 7-year-old antoinette, 3-year-old angelique, and 2-year-old alexandra. three little girls murdered in this daly city home by their mother, megan haag, 20 years ago. >> they would scare me. when they'd turn around, they would say, i love you, and then they would hug me. these are the little angels that didn't get a chance to grow up. >> reporter: the girls' aunt and several other extended family members are talking about the painful chapter in their lives because the state board of parole hearings is recommending haag for parole, a move many oppose. >> every last one of them are against it. every last one. i don't see where she needs to come out. >> reporter: haag was sentenced to 25 years to life after the young mother suffocated her daughters. i

and seattle is in control ( 5 to 3) whenmitch haniger nails a home run to left field...jean segura and robinson cano score to push the lead (7-3) mariners. top 8th...and the a's try to rally... khris davis hits a home run to center field...to make the score (7-4) seattle. final: (7-4) mariners. the a's will stay in seattle to play the mariners tomorrow night.maybe we ar4e a little spoiled here in the bay area....the warriors have reached the nba finals 3 straight years winning the world title on two occasions..yet becaude of a poor last 4 weeks a number of fans seem to be doubting their playoff chamnces.......if you askled any of then players at todays final workout....they might laugh at their critics....warriors drew a good hand opening against a san antonio sqauid whicv will be minus their superstar kawaye leonard. talking to general manager bob meyers today he all but admitted his team had a hard time getting up for then regulkar season after all the have enjoyed...warriors are heavy favites to beat san antoinio...steve kerr gives you a little coach speak.... "its gonna be a

thanks, jean.ou when there is a development there. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg immedia meeting today with lawmakers on capitol hill, a day before he is set to testify about the company's privacy crisis. a source tells cnn that he is meeting with members of the same committees holding the hearings this week on cambridge analytica. cambridge analytica, the company that harvested data from facebook, really without consumers' knowledge. facebook says it plans to notify the 87 million users who had their personal information violated by the firm. people affected will see those notices in their news feeds today. they'll begin to see them today. >>> the top of a full bus of high school students was sheared off when it crashed into an overpass last night in new york. at least seven people were injured two seriously. the students and schaap roechape headed back from jfk airport. police say the driver is not from the area, did not seem to know about the low overpass. >>> president trump could speak shor

. >> we continue the life coverage with jean elle who joins us, jean. >> some businesses here are taking extra preus ka as police search more the man making the threats. we are out in front of drop offs. it looks like business as usual. but there are security changes in place. they say they got an email alerting them to the threats made by dustin ahmat ton shoot people in frist. then they say building security came into the offices on the lower floors and had people move to higher floors. >> normally we are on the second and we moved everyone from the ground up. made sure like we are together. and a safer zone. >> reporter: someone on social media tweeted earlier in the day there was a shooting at 333 brannen where drop offs is. there was no shooting. san francisco tweeted there was no merit to the earlier tweet. a few days after a workplace shooting in san bruno with the threat of gun violence made by a man who says he is coming to san francisco, some people here are on edge. just to be clear everything is okay here at drop box. they did implement security changes today. we hear some bu

thank you, jean. >>> a high school attack in the making. san ramon police say a student has been arrested for planning an attack in the year 2021, which would be his senior year. the student is a freshman at cal high. investigators are crediting a fellow student for alerting school officials, who then notified police. district leaders say this is a good reminder that if you see something or know something, say something. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, they started on twitter and they quickly escalated. vile, frightening, sexually violent threats toward a google employee. tonight another tech worker at that same company has been arrested for cyber stalking. nbc bay area live at san francisco's hall of justice. the sfpd special victims unit stepped in this case. >> reporter: it did take detectives from the svu a few months to actually nail down a case here because it's sometimes difficult to confirm exactly who sent what tweet or posted something online. the victim tonight tells me that she was concerned about that first tweet but really got conce

jean elle is live in san francisco with more. jean?>> reporter: 18-year-old marisa androvich is booked here on a felony charge of hit-and-run. police say she hit a plainclothes police officer in the tenderloin and drove off, and it appears she was driving home. police officers arrested 18-year-old marisa androvich in san francisco's richmond district, several miles away from where investigators say she hit a plainclothes officer as he crossed eddy at larkin and drove off. >> i said, oh, my god. >> reporter: workers say the detective had just been in the shop. police say he had a green light as he walked back to his car. police spotted the mercedes suv minutes later. they say androvich was driving normally and pulled over when officers turned their lights on. >> one car located and followed until they had a secondary unit and they pulled over immediately. >> reporter: police say androvich asked why she was being pulled over. she's booked on several charges including hit-and-run and driving without a license. police say the officer has a

jean elle is life in san francisco with more of what happened to that woman and the investigation now as well, jean. >> reporter: jessica, at this point investigators say they're still trying to figure out if that ride share -- or if that driver is a legitimate ride share driver or an imposter. investigators say they know a driver and a man sexually assaulted a woman, and they want ride share users to be careful getting in a car. ride shares are a common way to get around. >> like three or four times a week at least. >> reporter: users say it's not uncommon to get in the wrong car. >> then it's really awkward. you have to sit there and figure out the names. >> reporter: it can be a dangerous mistake. the sonoma county sheriff's department says a 24-year-old san francisco woman ordered a ride share at closing time outside bruno's bar in the mission saturday. when she got in the car with a male driver and a passenger, she was taken to sonoma, where investigators say the men beat and sexually assaulted her. she managed to get away in a shopping center parking lot. >> she didn't have any

jean boivin from blackrock is still with us.ntiment following the successful bond sale last week? >> after may 16, we were testing the market. confidence,y especially before closing the deal. that was a big surprise. the global community issued to europe and the u.s., commitment itqatar, that is indication is a country of great substance. this is the message you are getting from your customers, your clients, is it a consistent message? >> absolutely. a billion to 9 billion. multiple times we have taken 12 billion, and it is cost-effective. mark: what about your bond sale this year? the expectation was $500 million in the second half. is that still on track? ,> we can look at long-term options are open. which will be more cost effective. mark: what is the target market? >> clear across the growth -- clear across the globe. we are looking at options. if it comes through, there is no need for public debt. mark: liquidity in the banking sector, has it got better? >> absolutely. the beginning of the crisis, last year the financial st

champignons. >> jean: champignons, jambon, fromage. >> eric: okay, ham, mushroom, and eese.cking up here. how abouthe pizza? >> eric: my pizza lookgood, okay? >> anthony: bonsoir. >> eri take that. give it to the lady. no, no, no. a little bit like that, and give it to the lady. a little bit like that. like that, like that, okay. good. >> female customer: hello. this one i owe? [ eric speaking french ] >> anthony: très bien. pizza, i soon notice, is different here. toppings are somewhat on the high end. crème fraîche, reblochon cheese, figatelli, lardons, figs, chèvre. look at this line. stop dicking around with your insane perfectionism. >> eric: tony, you want pizza the guy. >> anthony: yes. [ male customer speaking french ] >> anthony: can you translate this for me? i think this man is speaking in profanities to me. how long have you been working on this pizza? michelangelo worked on the sistine chapel for less time. >> eric: there's a line of people waiting, tony. >> anthony: mood is turning ugly out there. >> eric: tony, the lady wants a pizza. >> anthony: he's new. he'

it means wearing jeans, pants, a skirt or a jacket. it started in italy 19 years ago when female members of the italian parliament wore jeans to work to show their salivation with the weight -- with a rape victim who was wearing jeans at the time for attack. now we do it to to show solidarity for women and men who are survivors of sexual assault. it happens to coincide today with a renewed push to clear the backlog of rape kits in santa clara county. cindy chavez will be talking about that today. anytime someone reports they are a victim of rape or sexual assault, they have to go through an exam. here it is that valley medical center. they have to go with an sexual assault nurse and they gather dna evidence packaged together as part of the kit and turned over to investigators for prosecution. there was a measure introduced to required the da's office to process those rape kits in 30 days instead of the average 94 days it takes. later this morning, medical professionals and nurses will talk about the rape kit issue in the backlog of cas

san francisco mayor mark farrell honored sister jean by dee layering saturday as sister jean delor delores shah myth day. >> it's so much fun for me to be here. i almost didn't get here. but i fought hard enough to do that. >> her spiritual advice credited with helping guide the underdog holy ramblers all the way to the final four. what a great name, too. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco joins us once again. >> you know whose team knocked sister jean out. >> alexis has a boo. >> she's -- >> we'll talk to alexis more about the big game tonight. but let's talk about weather. hi everybody. let's look from sutro tower. the high clouds out there. and i'm going to make it look really pretty near the sunrise around 6:50. about another half hour or so. here's a look at the accuweather highlights. clouds and sunshine and mild highs. mainly clear and cooler. >> i know it's april. heavy rain is possible. here's a look at the highlights. a little thicker as we head through the morning hours due to a cold front. but it's a dry cold fr

they definitely will not want the jury to believe her story. >> jean, thank you. >>> the school board in broward county, florida, where a gunman killed 17 students and staff members at stoneman douglas high school, the school board has voted against arming teachers. instead, school officials say funding should be allocated to hire more school resource officers. last month governor rick scott signed a controversial bill tightening gun control in several ways while also allowing some teachers to be armed. it was the first gun-control legislation enacted in the state after the parkland school massacre last february. some school boards have been looking into this, and there's an insurance problem. getting insurance in your school district if you're going to ensure your teachers and ensure your property if you have armed teachers. >> i keep coming back to the fact that we know that the percentage of shooting accuracy among people -- police officers who are highly trained -- is extremely low, around 20%. and so you can imagine it would only be lower among less trained, far less trained teac

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. >> today in the bay's jean elle has more on what led up to the crash. >> i didn't want to leave him, but unfortunately he died in my hands. >> reporter: he doesn't want to show his face. he and his friends came to remember his partner of ten years. the medical examiner identifies him as elesio lopez. a man drove his van into him and four other men last week. he and his partner had been fishing in the bay. perez died in his arms. >> he was just lying down right here with his face all swollen and i was crying, i was devastated. his fingers, they were purple. >> reporter: valentin said he saw the suspect drive his van down the sidewalk. he said he first tried to attack him and his friends with a hatchet. >> translator: he followed us calling us mexican names, got into his truck, made a u-turn, got up to the sidewalk, and just hit all of them. when he turned around to scream to the rest of the guys, it was too late. >> reporter: now a community is saying good-bye to a man they say was gentle and kind. another man is in critical condition. dennis is facing a long list of charges includin

for the ncaa championship as the clock strikes midnight for loyola chicago and their beloved sister jean. we'll have a full wrap-up of the final four just ahead. >>> and later, in a week where the massive ratings of "roseann" were the talk of the country, we sat down with john goodman. the demons it unleashed and the reboot that's giving him a second chance. >> was there some element of going back and sort of righting a wrong from the past? >> making amends to myself. i never thought of that, but that's exactly what i did. putting the things that i did to myself right again. >> a sunday sit-down with john goodman. plus on this easter sunday, harry smith with a look at the sermons of martin luther king jr. 50 years after his death. it's all coming up a bit later. >>> let's begin with the protest in sacramento over the police shooting death of an unarmed african-american man named stephon clark. the protests now in their second week and the scene turned ugly last night when a sheriff deputy cruiser hit someone at the rally. nbc's steve patterson is on the scene in sacramento with more. goo

she did to loyola, the cubs lost 8-5. >> thanks a lot, sister jean.a group of philly fans. there goes, oh, oh, oh, not so fast. i don't think so. >> rather than letting the ball over to them, he hustles after it, snatches it, tosses it back to the umpire. the guy in the eagles jersey gets denied. an eagles fan getting denied. >> sorry, buddy. when have we seen a guy in an eagles shirt getting denied before. oh, that guy. forgot about that guy. >> yes, yes, yes. i'm going to catch septa, no. we're going to the super bowl! >> it didn't quite go as planned. >> got to go through brady. the video never gets old. >> he's not medically injured. i don't know about okay. >>> coming up, the old test drive switch-a-roo. >>> and the secrets to living longer may not be what you think they are. the world's oldest man on the wonders of telling people off. you can tell us off on facebook, wnnfans.com and @abc wnn. we don't ignore you. sam. wnnfans.com and @abc wnn. we don't ignore you. sam. we don't ignore you. sam. nothing smells greater than the great outdoors... e

sister jean had that custom-made cubs jersey, as well.for cubs fans, didn't have the same magic for the cubs. they fell to the pirates 8-5. good stuff for sister jean. what a story, andre ingram. incredible to see his dreams come true. >> he would have been happy with a few minutes of playing time. scored 19 points. >> absolutely. >> nice to see you. thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. rod rosenstein, jeff sessions, robert mueller, will president trump take action against any of them after an fbi raid on his personal attorney? behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. a lot of paints say they can do the job, but just one can "behr" through it all. behr premium plus, a top rated interior paint at a great price. family friendly, disaster proof. find it exclusively at the home depot. if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums

to wear jeans, not just pants, but skirts or jackets you may have.t started in italy almost 20 years ago when female members of the italian parliament decided to wear denim in support of a rape victim whose case was overturned, and it has spread worldwide since then. there's been a number of protests over the years, but the santa clara county board of supervisors will officially observe denim day, and it goes with clearing the backlog of rape kits in the county. the supervisor wants the county to speed up processing the rape kits. any time someone reports they have a victim of rape or sexual assault, they go through an exam with a nurse, and the evidence collected, including dna evidence is packaged as part of the kit, and then turned over to investigators, and chavez introduced a measure to require the d.a.'s office to process them in 30 days instead of the average 94 days. medical professionals and nurses will talk about the rape kit issue, and they will talk about their experience with the patients having to go through the agony of waiting for the

>> maybe i'll get a little respect once i get that harvard diploma. >> al jean: i'll be honest, i read a script and i'll go, "oh, that's great." and then i'll look at the background of the person, and i'll go, "oh, no, 'lampoon.' i didn't want to hire another one." >> wertheim: why, "oh, no?" >> jean: well, because i want the show to be much more diverse. >> wertheim: you're not actively seeking out "lampoon" alumni? >> jean: never, never actively. >> wertheim: we found a motley crew when we visited the castle last may, but the "lampoon" pipeline to tv writers' rooms has been called a mafia, one that favors "lampoon" alumni to the exclusion of more diverse voices. >> spiro: when alumni come back, they're almost all men. sometimes they all feel like clones of each other. it's like, white men of varying ages who are into comedy, and you just feel like, "none of these people look like me." >> wertheim: what do we do about that? >> spiro: i think just, like, saying to the world that we've noticed that we're not diverse. and that "we aren't happy with that and want to change," could do a lo

[ inaudible ]. >> gloria. >> let's go back to jean casarez. jean, just recap for our viewers who may just be tuning in that dramatic moment when up heard bill cosby scream out following the conviction all three counts. >> well, the jury had just left and the elected state attorney kevin steele jumped up and wanted to discuss revoking the bail on bill cosby. he's been on a million dollar bail, he's made every hearing and every court appearance. in that he had to have reasons he wanted bill cosby revoked. he said, your honor, this is someone who has a private plane. bill cosby stood up. he's been very mile md manneredd quiet and said in a booming voice, "he doesn't have a plane you asshole." it was screaming, it was direct and it was focused for the state attorney who led the prosecution for him now to be found guilty. >> we're going to go to that news conference momentarily. let's listen in right now. >> hi, okay. i'm attorney gloria allred. i represent 33 april cuesers of bill cosby, and i would like to make a short statement and then i would