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now, back in may, jeff german published a long piece about tellis in the las vegas review journal. quote, the clark county public an minadministrator's office has been mired in turmoil and internal descension with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism. german went on to write that tellis was, quote, carrying on an inappropriate relationship with a staffer. tellis denied those allegations. in june, he lost the democratic primary, so will not be seeking re-election this fall. and he slammed jeff german in a series of tweets, calling him a, quote, typical bully and writing, looking forward to lying smear piece number four. now, to be clear, we do not know if there's any connection here. police aren't saying one way or another. meanwhile, the paper is mourning a dedicated reporter. the review journal family is devastated to lose jeff, the paper's executive editor, glen cook, has said in a statement. going on to say, it's hard to imagine what las vegas would be like today without his many years of shining a bright light on dark places. jake. >> all right, nick watt,

an arrest has been made in the stabbing death of reporter jeff german the person taken into custody is an elected official who had been the suspect of german's recent articles >> reporter: new clues emerging in the fatal stabbing investigation of las vegas reporter jeff german our affiliate obtaining these images of officers seen outside a home belonging to mark telles. police confirming the department is currently serving search warrants authorities wouldn't confirm who the warrants were for. a new video of a suspect along with the picture of the car. they believe it's a red gmc d de dee nah lee. >> we want to do this case in a way where we can have a solid prosecution and hold that person accountable. >> reporter: he was known for his stories on political corruption and scandals and recently reported on turmoil and bullying allegations within tell h and he tweeted the next day he wrote, looking forward to lying smear piece number four by german. and i think he's mad that i haven't crawled into a hole and died nbc news has reached out to eles a to tellis and have not heard back >> we

i think when you look at jeff german, though, the mob, criminal organizations, murderers, stories in the desert about buried gold, if you asked me who would be behind the murder of jeff german i would have gone through a long list before i would have found my way to a public official who worked in a boring job dealing with, you know, people's wills and estates in an office where people called him a bully. >> in this investigation, john, you've made some calls on sort of the timeline here. >> so, very interesting the way it unfolds, and it unfolds pretty fast. german is killed near his house at 10:33 a.m. on saturday. las vegas metro gets there, they realize it's the jeff german, a person that police department knows very well as a reporter, and they start an extensive video can svas in that neighborhood. they make it a major case right away. in las vegas metro terms, that means 24/7 coverage. that means the team working that homicide, when they go at the end of a long day, another team is behind them at night following up on every lead which is why i think things unfolded so fast. th

what jeff german was doing was his job. he was a true real deal investigative journalist.rsonally. and he was the real deal journalist. he was doing what a journalist is supposed to do, jesse, tell the truth about holding politicians accountable for their actions. and for that, he lost his life in a very tragic and brutal way. and there is no doubt in my mind that this is a premeditated murder. and if you ask me, i think the death penalty will be on the table here with this brutal tragic death. and my condolences go to the family of jeff it's to the to be premeditation because he had the costume. you don't go out and put a costume together like this guy has got the hat. he has got the outfit and i mean, it's not -- it's not an emotional murder, is it? >> no. well, you know, this has the motivations are as old as time here. you have lust and you have power and you have revenge one of the key components was the videotape that showed him getting out of backseat of his car with one of his female employees and when confronted he said he was having a meeting with her. and this w

investigators say robert telles stabbed jeff german seven times saturday. prosecutors say telles did it because he felt german ruined his political career and marriage with a series about his alleged corruption as well as an affair. >>> the news world is remembering former cnn anchor bernard shaw. shaw died wednesday in washington, d.c. from pneumonia. the chicago native began his career in his hometown back in 1964. his career spanned more than 40 years and included time with abc news from 1977 until 1980, when he moved to cnn. he was network's lead anchor until retirement back in 2001. bernard shaw was 82. >> an icon. >>> coming up, queen elizabeth in her own words. her earliest thoughts on how the children of today can make the world of tomorrow a better and happier place. >>> but first, the children of yesterday. we're opening up the "abc news vault" to a young prince charles sharing his thoughts on fatherhood. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. scene 103, take o. here we go. my n

jeff german afters 69 and worked for decades.he man charged was clark county public administrator rob tellis and he targeted the reporter because of his reported on tellis's conduct in office and at the crime scene they found tellis's dna under his fingernails along with other evidence. here's a report from las vegas media. >> this is video of clark county public administrator robert tallis walking to what soon would turn into a homicide. he went to the home of investigative reporter jeff german and the two got into an altercation around 11:18 friday morn and video evidence shows tellis leaving his home friday morning around 9:00 in this maroon suv they put out to the public and the suv seen driving in german's neighborhood and leaving the scene after the 11:18 a.m. killing and arrived back home around noon. they recovered shoes tellis was wearing with apparent blood on them and cut up in an attempt to destroy evidence and same thing with the straw hat he was wearing. >> tucker: amazing. adam is from the state of nevada and runni

he is accused of killing jeff german. >> he was upset about articles being written by german that exposed telles . he had publicly discussed issues with that reporting. >> reporter: telles allegedly stabbed him outside of his home just before a confrontation. police were tipped off to a maroon suv seen in the area that date. >> they were suspiciously driving around in the neighborhood on the morning of the murder. prior to the murder and then was there at the time of the murder. >> reporter: police trace the vehicle to telles and took him in for questioning. he returned home in a white evidence suit and refused to answer questions. police searched his home and collected pieces of issue and a hat. >> there is blood on the shoes and they were cut in a manner to try to destroy evidence. in addition we recovered a straw hat that was cut in a manner that was to destroy the evidence. >> reporter: telles was brought out of the home by stretcher receiving medical attention. >> he had self-inflicted wounds and we were trying to provide medical attention. >> reporter: police are calling this an att

jeff german had been a reporter for 40 years in vegas. we all knew him well.xecutive editor of the review journal as "the gold standard" of the news business. john. >> john: what a shame. been in the low hundreds in las vegas in recent days, somebody dressed like that, particularly wearing gloves would certainly stand out. jonathan hunt 4, thanks so much, appreciate it. gillian. >> gillian: byu officials say they have no evidence that slurs were shouted at a duke university game. bill will join us to weigh in on that next. >> all of the evidence suggests this story is made up, that it is jussi smollett on a volleyball court. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you need to know about the va cash out loan from newday usa. it's called the newday 100 because it lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's value. not just 80% like some typical loans. that extra cash can make a huge difference in these times of skyrocketing prices. here's more good news: home values have skyrocketed too. that means even more cash! take out an average of $60,000 to pay d

it appears the big headline here is the killing of jeff german may have been related to his 40 year careerposing public wrongdoing. jesse, we will keep you posted on the murder investigation. >> jesse: that's just an amazing story. we are going to stay tuned with that and we will have a big report for you guys tomorrow on that. thank you so much, trace. >> you bet. >> jesse: a judge just ordered dr. fauci to turnover his emails. this should be good. rand paul next. ♪ only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. giving you flexibility to follow your dreams. that's the value of ownership. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: from the beginning of the pandemic americans have been told to shut up. put on a mask. put a mask on your kid. stay home, get three shots. and they said you didn't have a choice. you had to listen to them because science. still, even today they are barking at us about covid. more masks, more vaccines and it's not just in the name of science. white house covid coordinator dr. shah says it's even in the name of god. >> i really believe this is why god gave us two arms one

to german's gruesome killing. >> according to court documents las vegas review journal reporter jeff germanut of his home when investigators allege clark county public administrator robert tellis attacked him. german's body was found with approximately seven sharp force injuries to his body. >> this is a terrible and jarring homicide. >> the court documents reveal german also suffered wounds on his arms and tellis' dna was found on the reporter's hands, suggesting a struggle. >> dna from mr. tellis was found on the hands and perhaps under the fingernails of mr. german. >> robert tellis, the clark county public administrator has been charged with murder. in may, german published an investigative report about the chaotic working environment under tellis' leadership. he reported that the public administrator's office was, quote, mired in turmoil and internal dissension over the past two years, with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism leading to secret videotaping of the boss and a coworker outside the office. >> we knew as investigative reporter he had written several art

eric: and jeff german was so respected.o the casino industry, to the mob in las vegas. really tragic. >> reporter: his work is really motivating, yeah. it's just an absolute tragedy. eric? eric: christina,ing thank you. arthel? arthel: well, summer may be over, but hurricane season is just starting to peak. next we're going to take a look at what we can expect as the tropics become more active. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing expe

jeff german was 69.he police in the city say this investigation is now a top priority. >>> this morning a suspect facing charges in the disappearance of memphis teacher eliza fletcher. investigators believe that she was abducted while she was jogging. the suspect cleotha abston is charged with especially aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence. fletcher has still not been located. cnn's gary tuchman is live for us in memphis, tennessee, with more on this case. gary, what can you tell us? >> reporter: brianna, good morning to you. three mornings ago eliza fletcher was jogging on this street and was at this very intersection in the dark next to the university of memphis when she was kidnapped. the story is sad, the story is traumatic and the worst is feared. >> we want to find her. >> reporter: a major break, but still no sign of eliza fletcher. police have arrested a 38-year-old man claimed cleotha abston in connection with the tennessee teacher's disapp disappearance. he is now charged with kid

searching for a suspect in connection with the murder of a veteran investigative reporter. 69-year-old jeff german found stabbed to death outside his home after authorities received a 911 call. police say the "las vegas review journal" reporter was involved in an altercation with another person that led to the stabbing. the incident is believed to be isolated. >>> firefighters in ukraine find a feline survivor, and a suspect is under arrest in the case of a missing jogger. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the commercial appeal" reports a 38-year-old man faces charges in connection with the disappearance of a memphis teacher.ested d charged with kidnapping and tampering with evidence. investigators say the 34-year-old eliza fletcher was forced into an suv while jogging at the university of memphis on friday. police have video of the abduction and believe she suffered serious injuries. >> we don't know what's going on. but we -- everybody's looking for her. >> she's just a beautiful person. and it's just awful to see the evil that's in the world. >> she was released from

robert, tell us after 2 hour standoff, the victim is jeff german, a veteran investigative reporter forthe las vegas review journal. he was found stabbed to death outside his home last weekend. he had been working on an investigative piece about tell us before being killed earlier this year, german reported on allegations of bullying and inappropriate relationships in the administrator's office. in a statement, newspaper officials say that they are relieved someone is in custody, but outrage that a colleague was killed for reporting on a public official. that's even though the test to launch of artemis one has been postponed. astronauts are busy beginning their training. we'll see how they're getting >> nasa is now replacing leaky seals in its moon rocket on the kennedy space center launch pad in florida. once that's done, it will run some tests. and if that goes well, the artemis one could blast off by the end of this month. hydrogen fuel leaks and other issues stopped back-to-back launch attempts last week. nasa wants to send 3 test dummies into the lunar orbit on something of a trial

public administrator robert telles is accused of stabbing jeff german after he wrote about telles allegeduct. a co-worker said she and her colleagues approached the reporter about telles' behavior. she says his reaction to the articles was disturbing. >> i realized that it was true and that jeff had been found murdered. my first thought was robert telles. primarily there were some things in social media where he was voicing that anger against the articles. >> telles denied creating a toxic environment, and later on "good morning america" we've got more details from rita reid on those allegations that prompted her to blow the whistle on him. >>> a new prediction about airfares for the holiday season. and you might not like to hear this. analysts say the cost for travel for thanksgiving and christmas will hit a five-year high due to fuel prices, fewer flights and higher demand. their advice, book early. >> good advice there as usual. >>> okay, coming up, a terrifying ordeal for a well-known actress from "csi." >>> also ahead, can the british commonwealth survive after the death of queen eli

investigators not explaining the suit, but they say teles is now the top suspect in the stabbing death of jeff german, a las vegas reporter and a vocal critic of the teles administration. he was found dead outside his home saturday. police saying he had been stabbed multiple times. >> everyone i think is united in our community from the media to the police to the public to try to solve this crime as quickly as possible. >> reporter: on tuesday authorities released this video of a suspect near german's home saying it appears the person may have been casing the area to commit a crime disguised as a member of a known burglary ring and they also showed photos of the suspected killer's vehicle. a similar suv was towed away teles' home yesterday. police then escorted neighbors and media from the area. some climbing down ladders to safety. and then officers moved in to make the arrest. teles taken into custody and brought to the hospital suffering from what police describe as self-inflicted stab wounds. a spokesperson from the teles' office refused to comment on the arrest last night. >>> millions of people

. >> reporter: longtime las vegas journalist jeff german was found stabbed to death outside of his home saturday morning. investigators believe the 69-year-old had been in some sort of fight. >> we are exploring all possibilities in this investigation. >> reporter: early this afternoon, a shocking development in connectin with the investigation. las vegas police confirm they executed a search warrant at the home of clark county public administrator robert tellis. one of german's recent stories was about an alleged toxic work environment in tellis' public administrator's office and an alleged inappropriate relationship he was havinga with a coworker, where the paper obtained video of tellis in the back of a car with a woman. in the midst of theismorat,thisd for reelection. just after german's death, police released pictures of a possible suspect, dressed in and gloves. investigators later asked the possible help find this red yukon denali possibly tied to the killings, similar to this one seen here in the video. police won't confirm if tellis is a suspect, and the 45-year-old has not bee

administrator robert ellis was arrested after 2 after a two-hour standoff with police yesterday, jeff germanteran investigative reporter for the las vegas review journal found stabbed to death outside of his home last weekend. german had been working on an investigative story about tell us before he was killed earlier this year, german reported on allegations of bullying and inappropriate relationships in the administrator's office. in a statement the newspaper officials said that they are relieved that someone is in custody, but outrage that a colleague was killed while reporting on a public official. steve bannon has pleaded not guilty to charges that he duped donors out of 25 million dollars in a border wall fundraising campaign. the former trump white house adviser surrendered to new york authorities today. he was led to the courtroom in handcuffs out, telling reporters, quote, they will never shut me up. they'll have to kill me. first, unquote. former president trump pardoned bannon on the same federal fraud charges back in 2020. but he was later charged by the manhattan district attorn

prosecutors say robert telles stabbed jeff german seven times because he was angry about his reportingged corruption. they say telles tried to cover up the crime by wearing a disguise and leaving his cell phone at home. >>> the justice department is planning to appeal a judge's ruling concerning classified documents seized at former president trump's mar-a-lago home. prosecutors say the decision to appoint a so-called special master to review the documents and to bar the justice department from accessing the material would cause irreparable harm and delay its criminal investigation. trump's lawyers have until monday to respond to the motion. >>> and former trump adviser steve bannon has pleaded not guilty to money laundering charges in new york. prosecutors accuse bannon, who arrived in court in handcuffs, of defrauding donors who gave money to a border wall fund-raising effort. he's back in court next month. >>> new video shows a frantic rescue along the southern border. take a look. five migrants can be seen having trouble crossing the fast-moving rio grande. border patrol agents mov

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they say this person in the hat may have killed journalist jeff german outside of his home.police believe the suspect was casing the area to commit other crimes . there's a new warning to women when it comes to your risk for stroke, two very public women are revealing their recent health scares, one of them playing out on live tv. this morning. a news anchors medical scare on live tv is raising awareness of women's risk for strokes, even in middle age also are the tulsa, erin sponsors space museum, chin was delivering a story to her viewers in tulsa, oklahoma, when she suddenly found herself unable to speak the words on the teleprompter. the event features live. uh i'm sorry. something is going on with me this morning and i apologize to everybody. let's just go ahead and send it on over to meteorologist and anne brown. julie we love you so much. we love you so much. we have those days, but it was not just one of those days later, updating her viewers on facebook , saying doctors believe she suffered the beginnings of a stroke, but not a full stroke. i was looking for the obv

. >> reporter: jeff german, an investigative reporter for "the las vegas review journal," was found dead outside of his home around 10:30 a.m. saturday, according to police. tonight, a source telling abc news those search warrants included the home of clark county public administrator robert telles. telles, the subject of several articles written by german. on tuesday, authorities releasing this new video of a suspect, saying it appeared the person may have been casing the area to commit a crime. as well as new photos of the suspected killer's vehicle. and tonight, a source says police now believe that suspect was dressed up to look like a member of a known burglary ring, and did not belong to the group. >> everyone, i think, is united in our community, from the media, to the police, to the crime as quickly as possible.- >> reporter: david, tonight, abc news has reached out to both the clark county office of telles and his home. so far, no response. david? >> alex presha tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to a moment at the white house today. former president obama and

public administrator robert telles is seen here dressed in disguise before fatally stabbing reporter jeff german after an altercation. >> dna recovered from the victim's hands, under his fingernails, they do identify the dna as the defendant's. >> reporter: german behind several scathing articles about telles' alleged toxic workplace behavior. allegations telles denied. and now one of telles' former coworkers, rita reid, telling abc news she and colleagues went to german with their story. >> so, we decided we would go public. we would try to talk to a journalist here in our community and see if somebody felt it was worthy of reporting. >> reporter: reid decided to run against telles in the democratic primary and won. she says ultimately german's commitment to journalism cost him his life. >> he was our hero. we can never thank him enough. >> reporter: and we reached out to telles' attorney, so far, they're not commenting. his lawyers asking the court for a delay. so far, he is being held behind bars and has not yet entered a plea. david? >> erielle reshef reporting, erielle, thank you. >>> tonig

he is accused of stabbing reporter jeff german to death. german had reported on problems in telles' office. >>> now to the case that made national headlines. the california mother and wife who faked her disappearance, claiming she had been abducted by two hispanic women. it wasn't true. tonight, sentenced to 18 months behind bars. and the video we are just now seeing for the first time from the police interrogation and the moment her husband learned the truth. here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman now. >> reporter: sherri papini, the california mom who pleaded guilty to faking her own kidnapping, sentenced to 18 months in prison. and now, in an interrogation video obtained by abc news, we're seeing the moment police confronted papini with her lies. husband keith by her side. >> the reason why you can describe the room is because you stayed in the room in the dark for hours -- for days on end. >> reporter: papini vanished back in 2016. her california community searching for three weeks, until thanksgiving morning when she was f

you also have the fact that the victim in this case, jeff german, was 69 years old. he could be charged with first degree murder and get the death penalty assigned. although it's extremely rare in nevada. 2006 was the last time the state actually used the death penalty. this is truly, bill, is it not, adding insult to injury? the death of this crusading journalist and who nailed this guy, telles, really exposing him for creating a hostile workplace and having an illicit affair for disrupting everything. it was very clear when telles lost back in may that he was very angry, exchanged all kinds of ugly, vicious tweets against the reporter. so the german's colleagues at the review journal, the newspaper, suspected telles immediately. this guy with this bizarre disguise. did you ever see a worse disguise with the rain coat and hat and so forth, bill? >> bill: telles, a democrat, lost that reelection bid and that's the video to which you were referring a moment ago. now you have the question why he is still getting paid. the clark county commissioner with an explanation o

public official has been arrested in connection with -- for the murder of investigative journalist jeff german clark county public administrator robert telles was the subject of a series of reports uncovering claims of bullying and retaliation that german wrote for the las vegas review-journal. german was found dead with stab wounds outside his home saturday morning. this 69-year-old veteran journalist covered las vegas for over forty years and was "one of nevada's most accomplished and trusted journalists" according to the review-journal. and in seattle, washington, 6000 teachers and other public school workers went on strike wednesday morning just as classes were set to begin for some 50,000 students. the teachers' union is demanding smaller caseloads for both students and teachers, better salaries, and more resources for special ed and english-language learners. >> we don't want to be out here. we want to be in our building with our students. we miss our kids. we were hoping for a great start to the year. >> not offer -- put the kids in what are called general education classes. amy: and th

he was accused of lying outside the home of las vegas of jeff german where he allegedly stabbed him to death. >>> a tragic story out of brooklyn where an authority suspected a mother drowned her three young children. the body of the 7-year-old and 4-year-old and 3-month-old were found on the beach on tuesday morning. laura engel hases the latest tonight from new york. good evening. >> reporter: rich, the cause of deaths of three young children were ruled homicide. all of them were drowned and as investigators piecing together what happened on monday morning and the outcome weighs heavy on family members. something did not seem right with the children's mother. >> a call indicated she was concerned that a family member may have harmed the three children. > >> reporter: the bodies of the three kids were found monday morning on the beach near brooklyn's coney island boar boardwalk. >> the officer discovered three children at the waters edge. the officers initiated life-saving measures. >> reporter: the mother walking two miles away soaking wet and barefoot. she was in a disturbed state. a

get this, they're barely even covering last week's gruesome murder of jeff german. he was allegedly stabbed to death outside of his house by a local official in nevada who took issue with his reporting. now, why would the media be silent again? is it because the official that did this or alleged to have done this? is it a democrat? is that why the media mob just doesn't seem to care about this horrific attack of a member of the press? what if the politician was a maga republican? for many in the media and their friends in the democratic party, violent crime is just another opportunity to score cheap political points with their base using this trendy left wing gimmicks, defunding the police, dismantle police forces. but in the real world, law abiding, taxpaying, peaceful americans that mind their own business, paying their taxes, raise their kids, go to church, they are paying a heavy price. they're getting shot. they're getting murdered. they're getting stabbed. they're getting abducted and raped and getting robbed in broad daylight. and now we have the knockout gam

appearance thursday in connection with the death of 69-year-old las vegas review journal reporter jeff germannd faces one count of murder with a deadly weapon and not granted bail. investigators believe tellis dressed in disguise and orange reflective work shirt and wide brimmed hat and attacked the newspaper reporter as he came out of his vegas home stabbing him seven times to death. authorities believe garman fought back because of his defensive wounds and they found the dna of the reporter under robert tellis's fingernails and he'd written stories about tellis causing him to lose his reelection bid in june and the reporter was working on another upcoming story. in court, new details emerged. a prosecutor said the county administrator's cell phone activity happened to stop all together in the time periods before and after the murder. tellis was takessen into custody wednesday night after an hour's long standoff at his house and they located a pair of bloodstained shoes and a straw hat during their search but did not find the weapon used in the attack. the district attorney said it's not cle

suspect has been arrested in the stabbing death of "las vegas review-journal" investigative reporter jeff german. the public administrator was arrested wednesday in connection with the death. german was working on a story about tellis the week he was killed. he is being held on a murder count and has a court appearance this afternoon. >>> two critical storm systems are churning, one in the atlantic, hurricane earl, and the other hurricane kay in the pacific could bring major flooding. meanwhile california dealing with a sweltering heatwave and devastating wildfire. let's get right to pedram javaheri. what is happening on the west coast, just real tough there. and now these two tropical storms. >> yeah, this storm system here category 1 now, and it did make it up to a category 2, so weakened just a little bit. but hurricane watches are across west central baja and even the u.s./mexican border, a tropical storm watch has been issued there. the storm 85-mile-per-hour winds, parallels the coastline here. potentially makes landfall right in a sparsely populated area, the baja, but notice has we go fr

jeff german worked for the las vegas review journal.was working on a story about a local official during the week of his death. that official, clark county public administrator robert tellis, was taken into custody wednesday evening on suspicion of murder according to the paper. >>> a drag net in canada has ended as police track down mass suspect myles sanderson and took him into custody. police say he died a short time later after going into medical distress. this comes after a rampage on sunday left ten people dead and 18 others wounded. myles' brother damian, who was also a suspect in the stabbings, was found dead on monday. police arrested myles sanderson wednesday after forcing his stolen vehicle off a highway in the province of saskatchewan. a separate police force and an independent civilian-led oversight organization will investigate the suspect's death. >>> well, a big rally on wall street wednesday as investors try to snap a lingering slump. all three major wall street indices enjoyed major gains. the s&p rose 1.8%. the nasdaq

. >>> in las vegas the accused killer of jeff german is speaking out for the first time from jail. >>o you have to say for the charge you are facing now? >> unfortunately i can't comment on it obviously given that it is ongoing. and i hope you understand. i just wanted to try to do my best and be the best person i can be. >> robert telles is charged with stabbing german to death. he lost his re-election bid in june and allegedly was upset about articles written by german that that detailed a hostile work environment and relationship with a staffer. german a reporter in the las vegas area was found dead outside his home earlier this month. police say dna under his firng na fingernails and surveillance video led them to telles. >>> and new video of what led to a military jet crash last year. watch. [ bleep ] [ sisirens ] point. (vo) switch to verizon business unlimited d today. from the network america relies on. finding the perfect designer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in austin between a fresh bowl of matcha and a fresh batch of wireframes. and you can find her, and

. >> reporter: jeff german had just walked out of his home when investigators allege clark county publicth approximately seven sharp force injuries to his body. >> this is a terrible and jarring homicide. >> reporter: the court documents reveal that german suffered wounds on his arms and that tellis's dna was found on the reporter's hands suggesting a struggle. >> the dna from mr. tellis was found on the hands and perhaps under the finger nails of mr. german. >> reporter: robert tellis has been charged with murder. in may, german published an investigative report about the chaotic working environment under tellis's leadership. he reported that the public administrators office was quote mired in turmoil and internal dissension over the past two years with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism leading to secret video taping of the boss and a coworker outside the office. >> we knew that as an investigative reporter he had written several articles and there were different allegations and statements about potential people that would be upset about it. >> reporter: german's

and she and her co-workers approached longtime "las vegas review-journal" investigative reporter jeff germans. >> so we decided that we would go public. we would try to talk to a journalist here in our community and see if somebody felt it was worthy of reporting. >> reporter: german wrote a series of scathing articles on telles' alleged toxic behavior. >> primarily there were things in social media where he was voicing that anger against the articles. >> reporter: telles venting on twitter and in one blog post taking aim at german's reporting writing, it was so ugly that you almost had to believe it was true. i can understand why you might have with the writer's skill at pushing buttons. with each article, reid says telles' combative response caused anxiety among the staff. he ultimately conceded the primary to reid but would remain in office through january. >> i guess maybe i felt there might be an encounter one day or an altercation, a verbal altercation, but i just -- i could never have imagined this. >> reporter: authorities believe telles cased german's home lying in wait, according t

nevada county official robert telles is charged with the murder in the death of jeff german who was investigatingg to enshrine abortion rights will be allowed on the ballot in november. >>> and this morning the justice department appealing a court ordered special master review of the materials seized by the fbi at mar-a-lago. and that includes more than 100 classified documents. it is arguing that the order would put u.s. national security at risk. sara murray joining us with the latest on this. sara, what can you tell us? >> the justice department is saying we're fine with the special master going forward except when it comes to these 100 or something classified documents that came from the august search of mar-a-lago. the intelligence agencies have already had to because their damage assessment and they are pointing out that there is a link between the fbi's ability to review the documents which the judge blocked and the intelligence community's assess little. s assessment. and we want to go forward while we are trying to appeal it. >> and we learned overnight also that there is a federal grand

public administrator robert tell police was arrested which is for the murder of jeff german, he was found dead outside his home on saturday with multiple shot force injuries. german worked for the "las vegas review-journal," he was working on a story about the local official during the week of his death. police are set to release more information on the investigation later. >>> a dragnet in canada ended as police tracked down myles sanderson and took him into custody. police say he died a short time later after going into medical distress. this after a rampage on sunday left ten people dead and 18 others wounded. myles' brother the other suspect was found dead on monday. police arrested myles sanderson on wednesday after forcing his stolen vehicle off a highway in the province of saskatchewan. a separate police force and independent civilian-led organization will investigate the suspect's death. >>> a triple threat of extreme weather events could soon be slamming california all at once. a hurricane will make its closest pass to southern california in 25 years in the days ahead, warnings h

robert telles is accused of stabbing jeff german to death last month.m walking around the neighborhood wearing gloves, straw hat and he lost his primary election about a month after gear men wrote articles exposing claims of emotional stress, bullying and favoritism. is he due in court later today. now to a fox weather alert a wildfire that is firefighters in california sweating it out as they battle a series of wildfires during a record heat wave. major blazes burning out of control in both southern california and the sierra nevada. some residents forced to evacuate due to the coyote fire near the border. get all the latest updates by down loading the fox weather app. for free. children peppa pig introducing a same sex couple to the show. the episode depicts a pair of polar bears with two mothers. first time in almost 20 year history of the show that a same sex couple has been featured. the move comes after more than 200,000 people signed a petition calling for stronger lgbtq representation in british children's shows. and a night of highs and lows at

journalist blogger he allegedly chucked his wife because he is not art, additionally, with the murder of jeff german is currently detained in the clark county detention center. this as well, the california woman who faked her own kidnapping pack in 2016 and in light of the fbi about it and cashed in on victims assistance checks has just been sentenced to 18 months in prison. sherry perpignan, three years of supervised release following the present time because he claimed to have been kidnapped and held at gunpoint by two hispanic women when she re-emerged after her purported reduction. also in this, the man accused of abducting and then killing a mother of two was back in court monday. is facing a whole slew of additional charges in the wake of his arrest his vertical senior correspondent laura ingle has new breaking developments tonight. good evening. 's because the suspect accused of two horrific crimes in memphis was back in court to face additional charges and hear motions in both cases is one of his alleged victims survived ank speaks out. >> has been charged with the violent abduction and murd

he murdered investigative reporter jeff german who wrote negative stories about him.rs a year job while he sits in jail. your take on this story? >> good to see you, liz. again another example of how liberal policies and the set of standard exist in this country to the debttry meant of the american people. in this case you have an elected official who is still collecting a taxpayer-funded salary and benefit while standing trial for murder. this is absurd and just another example of a very long line that we can point out where this double standard exists. crime across the country has been skyrocketing and when people hear stories like this they continue to lose faith in the system and it makes people angry. i think that is really going to be a driving factor as this increased crime across the country as we play into the november elections. elizabeth: the real focal point is chicago. we have a democrat, george carr dean has. a chicago alderman. he was appointed to a top spot in the city council by mayor lightfoot. he tweeting public safety in chicago is a joke. why both

the suspect appeared in court over the death of reporter jeff german officials are now seeking a courtted position. he is being held without bail. >> an investigation into prison deaths has lawmakers calling for transparency and accountability? a senate report found that department of justice failed to count and detail nearly 1000 deaths in jails and prisons last year during a congressional hearing today, family members of inmates brought to light. the effect of the doj is communication failure. >> my brother needed support needed medical aid needed. like taking at a care and he received none of those. >> lawmakers say not recording who is dying and how is have and how that is happening. makes it impossible to implement life saving reforms. a new bill in congress could mean you'll soon be able to separate your student loans from your spouse. is the house debated the legislation today? it's known as the joint consolidation loan forgiveness act. >> it all goes back to a government program which ended in 2006 that allowed couples to consolidate student loan debt. but there's no way to sev

reporter jeff german was investigating telles when he was killed. >>> a michigan supreme court rulingt a citizen sponsored initiative seek to go enshrine abortion rights to the state constitution should be added in november. >>> the justice department has appealed a court ordered special master review of the materials seized by the fbi at mar-a-lago including more than 100 classified documents. it's arguing that the order would put u.s. national security at risk. joining us now sara murray, cnn political correspondent, and elliot williams cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. elliott, first, they are not appealing this outright, so just walk us through what's going on here because it is a little confusing. >> it is a little confusing. what they filed was a notice of appeal that they can appeal it down the road but what they did is they said, look, judge, there are a few aspects of your opinion that aren't workable starting with the fact that we need to do this damage assessment to figure out exactly how national security was harmed here, but you said the fbi can't look at i

he allegedly stabbed jeff german to death earlier this month, for writing critical articles about him not enter a plea today. he was ordered held without bond. on wall street, major stock indexes fell 1 percent today, ahead of tomorrow's federal reserve decision on interest rates. the dow jones industrial average lost 313 points to close at 30,706. the nasdaq was down 110 points. the s&p 500 slipped 44. and baseball has lost a legend. los angeles dodgers great maury wills died last night. he was an all-star shortstop 7 times, and his base-stealing helped l.a. win 3 world series. wills led the national league in stolen bases every year from 1960 through 1965. and in 1962, he became the first player to steal 100 bases in a single season. maury wills was 89-years-old. still to come on "the newshour"... iran cracks down on protests after the death of a young woman who was arrested for violating the nation's dress code for females... adnan syed's lawyer discusses what his release from prison after more than two decades says about the criminal justice system... a twelve foot puppet walks th

investigation of jeff german whose investigations of tell us preceded his primary loss in june. >> the state attorney general is set to review the case involving antioch police officers in the 2020 death of angelo king to the family argues said officer misconduct resulted in keep those deaths. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> no would have been my. >> the anguished mother of the late angelo quinto had some choice words for contra costa county's district attorney who chose not to prosecute any act. police officers for her son's death back in 2020 eur. >> we're suppose look at this. investigate. but you joined the call help. >> you are part of the color of now. police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis at issue, whether the police restraint cross the line and caused keep those death. >> the officers killed him at the scene because that's where he really that's where going to load died underneath the weight of these offices. also afternoon, no heartbeat, not breathing. attorneys for the family say the evidence points to police misconduct

found at the seen of the murder of a reporter jeff german is linked to democratic politician robert telleson made his first court appearance yesterday and not granted bail. telles attacked jerryman as he came out of his home stabbing seven times. tell les blamed german for ruining his marriage and political career. he took after reporting about bullying and favoritism at his office and inappropriate relationship with a female subordinate. president biden ease dollars off criticism of republicans a bit today in ohio even though it is the site of a very hotly contested senate race in november. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich takes a look tonight in columbus. >> the industrial midwest is back? touting a legislative win ahead of the midterms and intel's $20 billion investment for a new semiconductor plant, no ultra maga semi-fascist talk from president biden in a state trump won in 2016 and 2020. instead, kind words for the state's outgoing republican senator. >> i want to thank rob portman for being a gentleman and decent man that he is and showing the democrats and republicans can

clark county public administrator robert tell les was at the center of a negative expose written by jeff germanite being allowed to keep his job tell les remains behind bars having been denied bail. award-winning country music singser john michael montgomery seriously injured after tour bus veered off the side of the road. montgomery posted an update to social media yesterday. he says he is on the road to recovery despite suffering cuts and broken ribs. the singer thanked first responders for health and said he would be taking the first week off to heal. at tom brady and buccaneers walking away. over the cowboys. dak prescott suffering an injury that may sideline him for a few weeks. in cincinnati, the steelers win in overtime, an overtime thriller against the bengals but possibly at a steep cost. star pass rusher t.j. watts suffering a pectoral injury during the fourth quarter. watt is scheduled to get an mri today to see if he tore that muscle. meanwhile the colts opening their season with a tie against houston texans after kicker rodrigo blanken ship missed a kick with two minutes to play. t

he allegedly stabbed jeff german to death earlier this month, for writing critical articles about himlles did not enter a plea today. he was orded held without bond. and, baseball has lost a legend. los angeles dodgers great maury wills died last night. the shortstop was a seven-time all-star, and his base-stealing helped l.a. win three world series. wills led the national league in stolen bases every year from 1960 through 1965. and, in 1962, he became the first player to steal 100 bases in a single season. maury wills was 89 years old. still to come on the "newshour," iran cracks down on protests over the death of a young woman who was arrested for violating the nation's dress code. adnan syed's lawyer discusses what his release from prison after more than two decades says about the criminal justice system. a 12-foot puppet walks the streets of new york to raise awareness of the global refugee crisis. and much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: today in w