>> it was jean tan, charlie's mother. >> did you say you heard a shot?>> does someone in the house have a gun? >> now the garbled story is coming into focus. shots fired, the husband of the house is shot dead. >> who's already dead? >> my husband. >> your who? >> my husband. >> are you in a safe spot? >> yes, i am. >> we need you to wait outside of the house for the police officer's safety. >> detective peglow was soon on the way to coachside lane. he still had a garbled account from the 911 call. who had shot whom? >> he was trying to protect me. >> your son was trying to protect you? >> yes. >> it looked like what we would call domestic murder. something had just occurred. >> on arrival, the first deputies saw a young man who would turn out to be 19 year old charlie tan standing in the driveway with his mother. >> they were outside the house. it is a safety thing for the deputies. let those people come out. they asked, you know, who else was in the house. >> in the next moments, the deputies heard the son tell a story that sounded like self-defense. he

group to talk about the launch of his licensed jeans called fourth of november. he wants the jeans to reflect his mash culture. >> we can definitely push the limit. we are saying this is designers, street, also with the sports, it's a cultural match up. >> the launch date is a few months away and bigs is counting on the ceo to meet the deadline. >> speed is our forte. normally, it's 110 days for us to start and deliver a product. in this instance, we are going to do it in about 90 days. >> jack is counting on bigs to get big name endorsements and build influence or excitement. >> all stylists that handle all celebrity influences as well. we'll make sure they get all the product. >> as we left the meeting, jack toeld us about a question he asked bigs and his partners. an innocent question. >> how did you all meet? they answered, without hesitation, we met in jail. >> i'm looking at jack. he has this expression on his face, did they say jail? >> i took a deep breath. i said, okay, i hope you don't mind, i would like to know the back story. >> he said, just because

nbc bay area )s jean elle is in piedmont where tibbetts spent much of her childhood. jean? tonight. san jose state students are being warned about a violent crime. police say a man kidnapped and robbed a student at gunpoint, this afternoon. it happened at a seven-eleven store across the street from the university. police say the student was forced to withdraw money from different a-t-m machines. then, the suspect let the student go. he wasn )t hurt. but some students say they )re shaken up. the suspect is a man in his twenties, with dark complexion and hair dyed yellow. he was wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt. officers say if you see him, call 9-1-1. more worries for willow glen. part of the san jose neighborhood was on lockdown today after police say a man and a woman broke into a home on california avenue. but the burglars were caught in the act -- by someone who lives there. they took off, first in a car, then on foot, jumping fences between homes near willow glen elementary. officers eventually caught up with the suspects. barely noticialbe, but a major part of public safety. th

surviving central african victims of jean peers bemba -- jean-pierre bemba's private army are disappointed that he dashed for crimeses against humananity chargeges. received several flaps simply because we told them we hadd nothing. when they found some money on us we were badly beaten. warlord -- former warlord judges in the-- hague who allowed his return to the polititical fray. >> members release is a big surprise -- been the -- member -- jean-pierre bemba's release is a big surprise to me. >> 12 kilometers away from the of his are the victims militia gathered. one of the central african villages mostly affectcted by rampaging congolese troops in 2002 and 2003. >> the trial is over and we can no longer appeal. >> for the close to 5200 victims throughout the country a new battle has just begun. the director of the structure has come personally to reassure those waiting to be compensated. >> after his acquittal the icc decided to compensate the victims. they will get one million euros and all which will cover their medical a and psychosocial need. it is our responsibility to assist them a

jean elle joins us in san francisco with some of the details. jean? >> reporter: raj, in those court documents police say lance silva was posing as brian and accessing his bank account in june, right around the time neighbors here started to wonder why they hadn't seen him out here walking his dog. lance silva appears in court for a hearing about revoking his probation, related to a grand theft conviction. the district attorney says silva violated probation in san francisco. police arrested him a day after investigators found a headless body in a fish tank. court documents say silva used egg's debit card and cash from egg's bank account to colleague the home. they also say silva posed as egg at this car dealership on june 1st. using the debit card to buy a $5500 bmw. >> he said his name was brian egg, and his information matched up and he called his bank to use the debit card for an over the limit purchase. >> reporter: he is shocked to learn he's linked to such a horrific case. >> you know, i'm in a situation like that i hope it doesn't happen again.

although what we saw from jean—claude juncker is jean—claude juncker gave a drop a win and back downood to see you. thank you forjoining us on the business briefing. georgia green from london is a cordon bleu—trained cake maker who worked in cafes and baker's shops, looking for her big break. then it came, when the famous model cara delevingne bought one of her cakes and tagged her on instagram. she milked the publicity for all it was worth and launched a company which now sells cakes through harrods. we went to her kitchen, where she told us how she now uses instagram as the main force in her marketing. i got commissioned to make a cake for cara delevigne, the famous model, and my sister said you had to go on instagram and get her to tag you. i went from about 100 followers to 6000 that day, and i think that was the very start of my instagram, and i already had that big boost. you upload a photo, people like it, people see what you are doing, and then react to it, and maybe somebody can even get in touch and order thatjust by seeing it. so the more i uploaded, the more interest i ha

. >> if you want jeans that are not ripped, it's like really expensive. >> reporter: but students are not allowed to wear clothing displaying violence, pornographic images, illegal activity or have visible underwear, bathing suits and certain headgear. >> i'm going to wear cargo shorts, maybe some jeans sometimes. >> reporter: daniel kinna is all set for the first day of middle school, but i reminded him you can't have clothing that displays violence, pornographic images or illegal activity. are you aware of that? >> yeah. i don't think you should be wearing anything saying i love drugs or anything like that. >> with the diversity going on it's good that we honor that diversity in dress, but i also think that you have to have boundaries. >> reporter: the district says it's proud of its persistent students, but they also make it very clear -- >> there is still a dress code. students still have to wear a top, bottom and shoes. >> reporter: so the district wants to make it clear as she just said yes, there still is a dress code, but a lot of students we talked to said they like this new

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. >> those are a pair of jeans. that cat is holding on with his claws in st.etersburg as its being raised up there to that boardwalk area. >> the cat's like, i'm all right. i'm going to help out. i'm going to self-rescue. >> he didn't actually self-rescue. that guy took off his blue jeans and lowered them down there and the cat hung on there. >> give me back my jeans. >> i think the more important thing this man may be pantsless but he's a hero. >>> you got an interest in botany. i've got something you want to try. its pretty cool. he's cutting open a green pepper and he's got himself some watermelon as well. he slices off a piece of watermelon and he starts scraping some of the seeds from inside that pepper on to that piece of watermelon and then he wraps it all in cheese cloth, takes that and he goes over and plants it and then he starts showing the progress. we seen start seeing as it starts to grow. we've got some little red peppers right there. >> what? stop it. stop it. stop it now. >> we ve waterpepper, a pepper melon. >> no. >> who knew that it was so

jean elle. >>> a blazen daylight robbery of an apple store in a chic east bay center. police released these surveillance photos hoping someone will recognize the crooks. taken close to $30,000 worth of iphones and mac books. police say the men sped off down olympic boulevard in a black suv. >>> trump and immigration, a new poll shows what bay area voters think of his policies. 76% of poll voters disapprove of the trump administration efforts to build a worlder wall. now, the daca program who lets students come to the u.s. illegally as kids to stay here, 90% of voters support that program. 5% oppose it. and 5% are undecided on daca. that poll was for telemundo by mason dixon polling and strategy. 625 registered hispanic voters chosen at random were interviewed. >>> is it an effort to going google. the president is claiming that the search results are biased against him. how much of a threat is this to silicon valley and the way we use the search giant? ian cole is at google. is regulation actual possible? >> reporter: well, jessica, professors say there's a number of he

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so i like to use a jeans analogy.king for jeans, someone throws jeans at you over the counter hoping that they're the right size and they may fit you. and so we really take a different approach. >> reporter: the options are seemingly endless. >> we have the coquette. we have our temptress. we select the material. so we have our synthetic lash, our starter or basic lash. we have a lot of models who shoot all over the world and they'll use the may the mat lash. the photo shoot that day may not call for any makeup at all, so the matte really looks like it's your own natural lashes. >> reporter: instead of relying on traditional advertising, blink bar uses social media influencers like alexis choi to promote the brand. >> it is so worth it. because when i want to go outside and not wear makeup, boom, my lashes are there so it's like my number one accessory right off the bat. >> we're seeing you now without lashes. >> yeah, i don't have anything. >> reporter: alexis invited us to watch the transformation. >> what specifica

jean elle joins us from the san carlos airport with the details. jean? >> reporter: the manager here at the san carlos airport is aware that neighbors here are sensitive to airplane knows, so she wants people to know there will be different planes here on the tarmac starting later this week. burner express plaends are a little larger and a little louder than neighbors are used to. the san carlos airport is not a favorite neighbor for some people living in redwood shores. >> my house rumbles.somemes it' annoying sound and sometimes i feel it. my cats feel it. >> right now the amount is goodmegood. i don't want to increase. no one likes to leave >> reporter: neighbors c burlar, charter flights to and from burning man in nevada. >> it's a little different, unusual, our neighbors may notice something new and different, something a little larger. >> reporter: dusty charters will be flying them on cessna car vans. tickets are nearly sold out. the san carlos airports expects ten takeoffs a day. ow. for a week, i think maybe it's fine. >> there are worse things

that's why lawmakers in sacramento are questioning jean jean shiomoto. assembly member jim patterson of fresno wants to take it a stuff further and have the state conduct an audit to see why people are waiting up to 8 hours sometimes. >> honestly, unless they open up more dmv offices, don't think that anything can be done because they are doing everything that they can. >> the dmv director says she wants to extend sturts office hours, add self-checking kiosk and redirect 200 state workers from other agencies to work at dmv. but all of that costs money. that's why she is asking the state more money to the tune of 26 million more dollars. >>> and the biggest wildfire in state history, the mendicino fire complex has your burned nearly 300,000 airings. but some evacuation are lifting this morning. good news for people there? >> reporter: let's concentrate on that. they have been evacuated since the fire started. it has surpassed last year's thomas fire in southern california. take a look at the map so you can see how massive this fire it. it is the river and

the denim preferably from the thighs section of the jeans is cut into strips and used for instance tomake pillowcases. this model so as for some ninety year olds. by now because some people say our products are expensive wrong we're not too expensive conventional products are to cheat. included in the price of their products are not only fair wages for sewing and design but also marketing and the love that goes into them. we wish around the best of luck with the concept and hope that their products will someday be a successful of the items in our new series starting today we will look at products from around europe that have gone on to make the place of origin world famous our first stop will be the italian town of located three hundred sixty kilometers north of rome it's famous for its unique ceramics also known as fiat. artisans have made ceramics for centuries stating back as far as roman times today the residents are still keeping this traditional craft life. the italian city of fire was founded over two thousand years ago its most beautiful square. boasts a large fountain with pa

he came -- he and ms. -- jean came up. and there was the review and then we took what was the ladies room and turned it over to jean and general mcarthur and i forget -- i think she wanted just water with no ice or something like that. and they stayed in there and rested and then he went to the mess and gave -- >> i heard he had rehearsed his speech. >> well, jean told me that he had said this -- you know, that he had never given the speech, but jean told me he rehearsed on her for many nights. i don't know if that's fair to say because, you know, he did say it was -- >> right. now your husband commanded in vietnam for over four years. starting in january 1964 to june of 1968. tell me about your experiences during that period when he was deployed. >> well, we had what a year in -- with the children in vietnam. >> okay. >> it was -- oh, dear. you know, they went to school on a -- early in the morning on the school bus with chicken wire so grenades couldn't be thrown in. >> wow. >> and there was an mp in the front, wasn't th

. >> reporter: jean shiamoto was on the end of the line after reading roy's e-mail. for the first time in more than 15 years he was turned away, his driver's license expired and surprisingly the new real id that everyone must have to fly by 2020 was no good to nasa. >> he said they couldn't accept that and said they have been directed not to accept real ids without a suppntcation. >> reporter: the thing is roy did apply for a new real id driver's license and the dmv did send him a real id, but it was just an id, not a driver's license. roy thinks the mistake probably happened because dmv workers were still learning how to process the new federally required ids. >> nobody was really sure what real id was back in january. >> reporter: at dmv? >> at the dmv and as a citizen. >> reporter: in fact, the dmv is blaming unreasonable wait times at its offices on the new id applications. last week the director asked for $26 million on top of millions that had already gone to hire more staff. four days later she was on the phone with roy personally admitting to him they'd made

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jean? >> reporter: that's right, raj. at this point the secretary of education isn't saying if that plan to use federal dollars to arm and train teachers is a go. but bay area lawmakers who don't believe guns belong here on school campuses are already lining up to oppose the idea. as schools are welcoming kids back to class, preventing and preparing for school shootings are a new unsettling reality for students and parents. >> the fact that our children are practicing lockdown drills to prepare for theoluty insane. >> reporter: nbc news has learned school districts in texas and oklahoma havesked a the u.s. department of education if they can use federal title 9 grant funding to train and arm teachers with guns. education secretary betsy devos's staff isn't commenting specifically on allowing school districts to use federal dollars to buy guns. but says it's always evaluating policy issues, particularly issues of school safety. sources tell nbc news the education department is still considering the request. congresswoman n

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. >> reporter: jean and emily forged a lifelon friendship emily was a volunteer.n ran a phone bank in crarlington callings virginia to drum up support for legislative candidates who would back the era. >> we made a ga zillion phone calls. it was fun. >> reporter: the women remember this era van, rolling billboard that seemed radical at first. >> i was rather horrified when i saw the van for the first time. it's like well, this is way too bold. you know? >> reporter: and the rallies they attended only fuell their determination. >> the group of people working for era were the most interesting, challenging, inspiring, fun people i had ever been ound. >> reporter: but their hard work ended in disappointment when they failed to ratify the era by the 1982 deadline. >> iwas sad, b i think we all felt we'll come back and get this done someday, but it's been many days. >> reporter: now d threeades later, a new generation is picking up the torch. as one of the first female cadets at vmi, she knows all about the importance of equal rights. >> the goal is for us to push for t

over 2.5 years, she and a former antipoaching policeman, jean—pierre roux, uncovered what they call ay tried to bring down the suspected rhino horn kingpin. in fact, police are targeted when they go after high—level targets. i specialise in infiltrating rhino poaching syndicates and working on the higher, higher—ranking members of the groups, of the syndicates. and, making use of cooperation, we were quite successful in curbing rhino poaching through that way. jean—pierre was fired from the police endangered species investigation unit on an administrative matter which he is currently challenging. why did you leave yourjob? it was not by choice. we suspect we got too close to some of the higher syndicate members, with possible links to government. the suspects were being warned by policemen, and notjust policemen — policemen, prosecutors, magistrates. i personally interviewed sources who explained to me why i was not getting proper convictions in some of my matters. they call their source ‘fresh‘. he signed an affidavit and passed a lie detector test. he claims the uncle he worked for,

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commission president jean-claude juncker held it up as a sign the eu is delivering on promises made toonald trump last week in an a apparent effort to o doa trade bebetween the two sides. reporter: donald trump has certainly disrupted global trade flows, especially when it comes to soybeans. u.s. soybean farmers have seen prices for their produce plunge by 20% after their prime export market, china, imposed high tariffs in retaliation for u.s. tariffs. trade has almost ceased. the eu has taken advantage of the cheaper u.s. crop, something thatat must have been clear to jean-claude juncker less week when he promised trump the eu would step up soybean imports. the latest figures show that that process was already well underway. >> the european commission has published the latest f figures n eu imports of soybeans, s showig an increase of 283% imports of soybeans from the u.s., bringing the total share of imports o of u.s. soybeans to 37%, up from 9% one year ago. reporter: washington had already promisised $1212illion too compensasate farmersrs hurt by e dispute with china. with warmest

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jean daniel had been a figure in new hampshire. at one time he put a stink bomb in the stock exchange. he was a real protester from day one. the fbi arrested him. they didn't arrest him but they detained him and i was escorted down into the bowels of the conrad hilton hotel to vouch for jean daniel who was a delegate for mccarthy and they let him go. it was a time that none of us were there will ever forget. it was a different time than today. as disciples -- divisive as the issues today., it doesn't compare in my mind with that, and as sandy said, those of us who declared traders at the time state in politics because of keep mccarthy. at the convention he was that most on political person that you could have as a candidate. he refused to meet with delegation. there were those of us -- bobby kennedy had been killed. he had sort have worn out his string., he was the candidate. it could have been someone else and the 1968 primary probably would have played out just as it did in new hampshire. we surprise a lot of people including our

do you not have skinny jeans.he way denim grabs my thighs there is something to see. steve: don't really need to know that. katie: steve won our sleeping bag challenge out on the square. i challenged brian and steve to see who could wrap up their sleeping bags the fastest just in case they were ever in a flash flood in a canyon and steve said it was harder than it looked. steve: they are a little slippery but, you know, i guess my years as being a cub scout and boy scout finally paid off. katie: i actually joined in there at the end i was busy judging both of you. brian: i was stuck indoors sleeping up up against the odds. steve: you tried to stuff your sleeping bag into you're boot. [laughter] steve: anyway brian's report from nashville coming up very, very shortly. brian: with the great john rich. steve: is he great. we start this hour on wednesday with a fox news alert. the march to the mid terms in november. brian: huge showdown really compelling in florida with this governor's race between a president trump-b

. >> jean casarez is following this. the attorney general said in this press conference this coverup stretched up to the vatican. >> and we have heard from the vats can -- so to speak. they are saying this morning that they are not releasing a statement on this report or on this abuse at this time so we'll see what happens in the short term. but this massive report, 885 pages, so much was learned about what priests did to young children but also the procedure of how they covered it up. we learned in this report there were secret archives in every diocese and that's where they would have these internal documents that describe the abuse going on but only one person in every diocese had the key, according to the report, and that would be the bishop. the report also states that priests and bishops not only still remain in the church but they have been promoted to cardinals and bishops. and the report was written by the 23 grand jurors that listened to testimony for so long. it took two years to write the report. they listene