stephen, did you kill your wife jody? >> i did not hurt jody.>> reporter: did you throw her off the palisades -- >> i did not. i did not. i didn't hurt jody. i didn't push her. i didn't cause her to get hurt. i didn't kill my wife. >> reporter: we talked to stephen scharf at the bergen county jail where he was held for more than two years after his arrest in 2008. he and his wife tina say they have paid a high price for something he didn't do. >> our daughter is two and a half and has never been held by her father because we don't have contact visits. >> it's not just a tragedy for jody. it's a tragedy for john. it's a tragedy for my wife. for my daughter. and for myself. >> reporter: still, he decided not to take the stand in his own defense. but told "dateline" that what he first said years ago about his wife's death was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. wish we had gone to the comedy club. but i -- i'm innocent. >> reporter: had the jury gotten that same message when they walked into the deliberating room for the first time, some jurors

i stuck my head over the -- and i just yelled, jody, jody, talk to me. just yelled down there. >> but no response. he grabbed a flashlight and flagged down a motorist who came here to the palisades interstate parkway police station. lieutenant walter surrey was on door. >> it was a quiet, very quiet night and then all hell broke loose. >> the frantic man telling them a woman had fallen from the lookout above and her husband was waiting for help. the police called in michael chioffy. an experienced climber. >> he began to lower himself off the side of the clif where the woman's husband said she had fallen. ten feet down, he caught sight of a ledge. i observed a purse. i think two credit cards. >> on a ledge ten feet down? >> right. >> but it was what he didn't see that confused him. there was no sign that the woman's body had also hit that ledge or any part of the cliffs. nothing. no blood. no hair. no clothing. no fibers. no skin. >> by that point, officer walter arrived up at the lookout. since there was nothing the husband could do to help, surrey was

stephen, did you kill your wife, jody? >> i did not hurt jody.. >> did you throw her off -- >> i did not. i did not. i didn't hurt jody. i didn't push her. i didn't cause her to get hurt. i didn't kill my wife. >> reporter: we talked to stephen scharf at the bergen county jail where he was held for more than two years after his arrest in 2008. he and his wife tina say they've paid a high price for something he didn't do. >> our daughter is 2 1/2 hen still never held by her father. because we don't have contact visits. >> it's not just a tragedy for jody. it's a tragedy for john. it's a tragedy for my wife, it's a tragedy for my daughter and for myself. >> reporter: still, he decided not to take the stand in his own defense. but told "dateline" that what he first said years ago about his wife's death was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. i wish we had gone to the comedy club. but i didn't -- i'm innocent. >> reporter: but had the jury gotten that same message? when they walked into that deliberating room for the first time, some jurors in fac

steven says for him and his wife jody this was it. two rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we'd bring a couple of lawn chairs, a cooler. and she'd bring her work from graduate school. >> they had been escaping to this magical place for years, ever since they were newlywednesday in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here, the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >> it sort of framed by trees that you could look down to the right and see the view of george washington bridge. >> what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had their caught even a glimpse of what was to come surely they would have abandoned this place forever. steven and jody melt in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war.

——jodie —— jodie stimpson. and ——jodie stimpson.the two—time gold medal winning triathlete from 2014, it was of course a big year for alistair brownlee and such is our expectation, we expect him to deliver every time, don't we. so no doubt we understand why he is disappointed to finished tenth and his brotherjonnyjust seventh. disappointed to finished tenth and his brother jonny just seventhlj think they will both be devastated. you go into a metal and you've kind of the medals around their necks which is wrong but they will also be devastated, jonny had the cleaner run but they didn't have a smooth run but they didn't have a smooth run into this one and they couldn't pull it out off the back. it was almost like leeds. made the choppy waters but it wasn't the swim or the ride that was the problem, it was the run, because alistair has had hip surgery and a calf problem. tough going. definitely because it was a shorter sprint race and you need to be on your running form. he would have known that and i think he would have known that an

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jodi: flamethrowers is the weirdest one.ome things we are not sure why they are on their -- there. the u.s. trade representative's office said it is the products they see as having benefited practices, what the ministration is saying our unfair intellectual property practices. they are trying to make this said what they see as intellectual-property crimes, so they are largely targeting technology, but there are a lot of home consumer products. that hasn't some retail industry folks and others worried in the u.s. about the economic impact. representative's office said it is meant also to spare some industries. yvonne: we were thinking clothes, shoes would be put in there, but they were spared for now. the china response was harsh, they said they would scale the intensity. what would that look like? jodi: in the u.s. we are talking 1300 products, 25% tariffs, equaling $50 billion. i expect we will see the same response from china. when the aluminum tariff came out we saw some kind of response. they have had a measured response

jodi: that is right.reallys attempting fight back against what we have seen in intellectual property rights abuses by china. it is a theme of the trump administration, something he proclaimed on the campaign trail. he has not done a lot to hit withchina until weeks these tariffs. this is wide ranging. 1300 products. some interesting things were left out, apparel, shoes, which some thought would be on the list. areumer products, there some, tv's, dishwashers among them. cement, wers, dental are not sure why. and the semi conductors, a lot of technology products, lithium batteries, something china is manufacturing a great deal of the. the whole goal, u.s. trade representative also said is to try to make the playing field more level, to try to fight back against what they see as unjust industrial practices by china. they also said they want to protect american consumers to minimize the effect there. as we see with televisions and dishwashers on the list, there will be effects on consumers. that seemsindeed,

jodi, thank you.e breaking news were ever you are we have teamed up with twitter to launch tictoc. it is the first news network design for twitter -- for social media. if you are on twitter major to tictocus at tictic by -- by bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ now for a check of the latest business flash headlines. toshiba is denied reports it is considering dropping the sale of memory chip unit. couldpaper said the sale be canceled if toshiba does not receive approval from chinese antitrust authorities by the end of may. but toshiba says there are no plans to abandon the deal and the transaction will go ahead as soon as possible. >> chinese online healthcare platform is launching an ipo in hong kong that could raise more than one billion u.s. dollars. they are taking orders through thursday and expect to begin trading on may 4. citigroup and jpmorgan are joint sponsors. it is formally known as ping an health care and technology. next, it has been a volatile few weeks for tech stocks. concrete numbers this week on how

charley hull and jodie shedd offering contention, four shots of the lead of lindbergh. plenty more for you at around 5:30pm. studio: sounds like a busy afternoon, thank you. ceremonies are being held today to mark exactly 100 years since the raf became the world's first independent air force. it was formed by the merger of the army's royal flying corps and the royal naval air service. a number of events are being held across the country, including a fly past at biggin hill in kent where three world war 2 aircrafts took to the skies watched by veterans. 0ur correspondent robert hall has been at stow maries great war aerodrome in essex where he's been speaking to people involved in today's celebrations. few better places to be on this milestone day for the raf, because stow maries is the last intact first world war aerodrome in europe. intact because lots of people, many of them volunteers, have worked here for quite a few years to get it back to something resembling what it would have been in 1918.

jodi, this is gut wrenching. what happened. >> it is, raj. the students you see here on campus are part of the hard-to-get-into cal community. last week, hundreds of cal hopefuls thought they'd be joining them, but it turns out the financial aid department who sent out the notifications jumped the gun. >> very excited and happy and like proud. >> reporter: that's how mckenna lindsay is feeling about getting admitted to uc berkeley. her top pick for college. she got her accept taseacceptann thursday. >> i think i screamed and got my mom. >> reporter: but some students got congratulatory notifications from the university financial aid departments days earlier. notifications sent out by mistake. hours later, cal e-mailed those students that the admissions decisions were not yet final. >> that would have been horrible, to have that yanked out from under you. >> reporter: mckenna's mom who toured cal with her daughter today said she can't imagine what those students and their families went through. >> wow, is it a big pat on the bat they've done a

jodi: nikki haley said the u.s. want to impose fresh sanctions on russia for its involvement in syria. we don't know exactly what they would be. the treasury department had no comment on them. these will be coming soon. she also said the u.s. remains locked and loaded for potential further action in syria should it become necessary, even as boris johnson came out and said this is a one-time event. there is a little bit of division as to whether the u.s. would look at further action as other countries are saying that this is only related to what occurred over the weekend. this comes as president trump is trying to distance himself further from russia as robert mueller's invest edition into russian tampering in the 2016 election heats up further. matt: the pentagon is saying missile strikes on syria hampered the regime's ability to use chemical weapons again. what do we know and what has been the reaction in the u.s.? jodi: it appears to be successful. we are not hearing of any resistance from syria at this point, and

reporting live in alameda, i'm jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. we have tragic news to share with you involving that missing southern california family. relatives now confirm that the debris found in a mendocino county river does belong to the family. they took a spring break trip to portland. they were driving back home last week and they were supposed to stop and visit family in san jose. but the last contact they had with relatives was when they were in the red woods national park area. witnesses say they saw an suv crash into the eel river last friday. that river is just off of 101 and mendocino county. the crews spent the last couple of days searching 12 miles of the riverbank. they found numerous part from the suv as well as personal items that belonged to the family. the mother, the father and two children, though, remain missing. >>> punched, dragged by the hair and forced to flag down a neighbor. that's what investigators a rueben foster did to his girlfriend. santa clara county prosecutors filed domestic abuse charges against him today.

jodi: it is largely about trade.me minister abe is likely to be disappointed because president trump, in a tweet, for theis not transpacific partnership anymore. last week he seemed to indicate he would be willing to go back to the table on the tpp, which when he took office, he said the u.s. would not participate. now he's back to saying he does not like it. he said there would be too many contingencies, that the u.s. would have trouble getting out of. this is something that prime minister abe has been really pushing. he and the south korean president very much want tpp to go forward. it looks like now, at the moment, the u.s. will not participate. president trump and prime talking abe will be about trade and ways to move forward on trade between the two countries. hesident trump has said prefers bilateral agreements rather than the multilateral s like tpp. anna: joining us here in london, head of market strategy. thank you for making the trip to see us. let's talk about global risk and where you see this manifestin

we're live at uc berkeley, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> it was a good monthmarch but not a great one for snow levels. they measured the snow at 30 feet. surveyors say california will have to dip into last year's water, but while not expected, they should continue to use water carefully. >>> we don't need to bring up the d word, do we, drought? >> we could go into a slight drought just due to the typical drying that occurs from june to september. looking at the microclimate forecast now, though, you can see it is another beautiful day with some sunshine and high clouds filtering across. let's get a look right now. high temperatures at 70 and we're dropping down to the 50s once we hit 10:00 p.m. i don't see any change in the temperatures. we'll stay above average. good day to get outside in morgan hill at 74, low 70s from napa to santa rosa. you're cooler, though, in san francisco to half moon bay with upper 60s and low 50s. you guys know me, i'm not going to hold onto all the wet weather information until late in the show. we like to give you what we can when

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reporting live in martinez, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. >>> new at 5:00, a man is in custody and so is his machete after a heated altercation between police. office ear officers responded to a report of a man arguing with somebody with a machete. the man threw the machete to the ground and physically attacked the officers. he was taken into custody and officers removed the machete seen here, fortunately no one was hurt. >>> the high cost of living, today a rally at city hall in oakland, the current law makes it illegal for cities to apply rent caps on any properties built after 1995. advocates need to get 550,000 signatures to place the affordable housing act on the november ballot. >> whether you support rent control or not, the housing costs in california are just too high. they're out of reach for the average californian. >> rallies were also held in sacramento and l.a. >>> an ominous warning from a new study about future natural disasters in california. the scientific journal called natural climate change, extreme weather changes will continue to affect cali

jodi hernandez is live in oakland, and jodi, a lot of people said they had never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. folks here in oakland said they can't remember this much hail ever falling here in oakland. while it did cause some headaches for some, not for the children. in fact, this street became a winter playground. nelson hill became sledding hill after a freak hailstorm left the streets covered in ice. >> i didn't think i would ever do that, especially over near oakland. >> definitely different compared to tahoe because it's not snow, it's hail. >> reporter: this is what people in oakland woke up to. >> we were getting ready for school and work, and we just heard all this noise, and it turned out to be hail that was bouncing all over the place. it was on the deck, it was out in the yard. >> reporter: like many, she and her daughter couldn't make the drive to school. so the neighborhood children made the most of it. >> so it was a huge surprise on the timing. it was just in time to keep us from getting anywhere. >> reporter: for drivers, the down po

jodi hernandez joins us in citrus heights just outside sacramento in this quiet neighborhood, jodi? >> reporter: it is a quiet neighborhood, but not tonight. investigators are still camped out at the suspect's citrus heights home. they tell us they had been surveilling deangelo and surprised him as he left his house yesterday afternoon. >> we found the needle in the haystack. >> reporter: it's the announcement countless victims of a man known at east area rapist and golden state killer thought they might never hear. more than 40 years after allegedly raping at least h45 women and killing 12 people across the state, a suspect is under arrest. dna evidence let investigators to joseph deangelo, a former au exeter police departments in the '70s. >> yesterday afternoon, a perfectly-executed arrest, my detectives arrested james joseph deangelo. >> he would wake them up. he had a ski mask on, he would talk through clenched teeth and would tell them don't move or i will kill them. >> reporter: paul holds worked on the case for 24 years. he says the suspect would tie up his victims, placing

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> and dna helped crack the case. the dna website used to help find deangelo, we know what it is leading to a new round of privacy concerns. authorities used the sitz cae cd gedmatch.com. they matched dna at the crime scene to one of deangelo's an zesters -- ancestors. a lot of people are wondering if it is worth it to get your dna analyzed. >> it is not something you can put away, it's not something you can choose not to have like a phone. and it's in you and it is not just you. it's your family. >> there are many genealogy websites like ancestor.com. they insist companies don't work with authorities unless they get a court order to provide any information. tonight at 6:00, a deeper look at how law enforcement can access your dna profile. now, as you can imagine, this story is topping our social media feeds since the news first broke. jodi hernandez has been tweeting from the courthouse throughout the day we're posting the latzest developments on our twitter feed and at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new at 5:00, the people eva

jody: sean hannity. who talk about this on the air, of course.ur international editor. president xi heading to mar-a-lago. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: this is bloomberg markets asia. i am haidi lun in sydney. rishaad: i am rishaad salamat it in hong kong. taking a look at the business flash headlines. looking to buy a stake in rifle trilux. trilex. -- uping amid the stepped scrutiny of china's acquisitions by germany and others. proposernor looking to deals. they are understood to be at an early stage. facing acebook is class-action suit over claims it collected biometric data without people's knowledge. millions of users can sue in a case that could amount to billions. the plaintiffs claim their faces were scanned and stored without permission, a unique illinois a user's charge when images used without authorization. and facing labor unrest and bankruptcy. the nikkei news said union members entered the office of destroyedeer ceo and equipment. to skip bonus payments. the unions were not happy with this and the management had told possible ifli

something which is interior which is very hard to do, there's one scene when he's on the phone to jodiehittaker. his wife. i was in pieces. in floods of tears. i am so glad you liked it. i thought it was terrific. you completely believe in the characters. i don't know anything about boxing. i have never been to a boxing match. i couldn't watch one, i can't watch something where you think somebody might get hurt and by definition this is what happens. although is evident that paddy considine has great affection for boxing. i think it's really interesting. three really interesting films, go and see any or all of them, it will be a packed weekend. i'm going to be busy. what is the best of the bunch. have you seen this film by lynne ramsey? promise me that you will see it. let me sell it to you like this. it is tough, joaquin phoenix plays a hit man character going to get a lost teenager and it has violence and brutality but it is done poetically. done in a way which is moving, often funny and touching. and very poetic. not the film it sounds like when you describe the plot, i promise. in t

the clerk will call the roll on a jodey hunt -- on jodi hunt. [calling roll] >> 18 yeas, three nays. >> with that majority vote, jodi hunt will be reported to the floor. i believe we can consider the executive nominees by voice vote. we will consider the following nominees. steve gladden, u.s. marshal, brendan heffner, united states marshal for the central district of illinois, theodore short, u.s. marshal district of maine. those in favor, say aye. >> aye. >> opposed say no. the ayes have it. these will be reported to the floor. we turn to senator hatch to discuss s-994. you wanted to discuss it, didn't you? go ahead, but if you want to put your statement on the record -- >> i will put my statement on the record. i think everybody agrees with this. i am going to thank the chairman for bringing the protecting religiously affiliated institutions act before the dictionary committee today best the judiciary committee today -- the judiciary committee today. i would especially like to thank senator feinstein for working with me on this. i will put th

england then won a penalty in injury time, dispatched by jody england then won a penalty in injury timeen wales at the top of group one in qualifiers. scotla nd the top of group one in qualifiers. scotland beat poland 3—0 in group two, with all three goals coming in the last 11 minutes. as we can see, the last 11 minutes. as we can see, the second. the scots are second behind the group leader, having played a game less. to another busy day at the commonwealth games that continues to provide us with an extremely close contest as well as very, very high quality performances. for those arriving at the pool, a particularly australian welcome. step forward england's ben proud. that looked comfortable. elsewhere, more gold firmly in the sites. this for the gold medal. it's a ten, and thatis for the gold medal. it's a ten, and that is another! a gold medal, a games record quite some way to celebrate your birthday. # happy birthday to you in the queen's pairs of them, england taking the title. the open road may have provided a rather more city view, but for england's harry canfield, there was q

firstly, jodi, what gives here? fact that the president will say last week he said that he wanted to look again at the trans-is the ownership and now, they are saying, not so much. that is part of the difficulty here. but given the fact that he wants to have some relationships with macron,like president you might be willing to give more on a personal side to cement that relationship. rishaad: is it all ambiguity, volatility and irrationality and is that this strategy that keeps everyone on their toes? bates: if you think uncertainty and volatility is a strategy is a strategy, then yes. but i do not think it can be maintained. your allies need some reassurance that what you say will stick? without that, these huge geopolitical chess moves cannot move in the right direction. rishaad: thank you for joining us, bates gill. and thank you, jodi scheider. plenty more to come, including a market check. yields on u.s. bonds, moving higher. ♪ rishaad: ringing the new suv to china by the end of next year. the cofounder of the

something which is interior which is very hard to do, there's one scene when he's on the phone to jodiettaker. his wife. i was in pieces. in floods of tears. i am so glad you liked it. i thought it was terrific. you completely believe in the characters. i don't know anything about boxing. i have never been to a boxing match. i couldn't watch one, i can't watch something where you think somebody might get hurt and by definition this is what happens. although is evident that paddy considine has great affection for boxing. i think it's really interesting. three really interesting films, go and see any or all of them, it will be a packed weekend. i'm going to be busy. what is the best of the bunch. have you seen this film by lynne ramsey? promise me that you will see it. let me sell it to you like this. it is tough, joaquin phoenix plays a hit man character going to get a lost teenager and it has violence and brutality but it is done poetically. done in a way which is moving, often funny and touching. and very poetic. not the film it sounds like when you describe the plot, i promise. in the

jodie: nikki haley said that the u.s.tions, fresh sanctions on russia related to the reported use of chemical weapons by syria. interestingly, the treasury department did not back this up. this of the could not comment so it is unclear what kind of sanctions we are talking about, and when they will occur. she did come out the day after the airstrikes in syria. this looks like it is a continuation of a policy to try to pressure syria and to somewhat pressure russia as well. it also comes as the trump administration realizes that the robert mueller investigation is heating up. there certainly does appear to be an element of distraction in this as well from that investigation and talking about it, trying to focus on andrating president trump, separating his administration from russia. was talked about the strikes themselves. the pentagon pampered the assad's regime to use chemical weapons again. have a? -- have they? jodi: that is a question that remains to be seen. they don't appear to have had much reaction from syria or r

jodi: he does have a good rapport with president trump.ny did work together estrogen syria and that was beautiful and successful. yet, some of the things he wants to talk about including the iran nuclear agreement are contentious. president trump has said he wants to. congresss coming up, -- the president has to report to congress on whether he thinks that they're are under made in the terms of the agreement. france and other countries have said that they are standing by the iran agreement. if the u.s. wants away from it, that could really diapered it. of course, the other thing the president macron wants to talk about his trade. and a lot of these trade issues and the restrictions. so the opening up of the global trade as opposed to closing some of the doors. , primuse how that goes supposedlyapan, they have a good knowledge of he walked away relatively empty-handed. we will see if president emmanuel macron there's better. -- fares better rishaad:. rishaad:given what iran has been , this ringleader of north korea's going to be looking at

haidi: thank you so much, jodi schneider in hong kong.time china watcher and believes the chances of a trade war are low. he joins us now from singapore. why so sanguine? >> let's start with the context. remember donald trump has been talking about doing a lot of trade related things as a candidate and has not done of most -- done most of those. he talked about pulling out of nafta, canceling the south korea trade agreement. he is renegotiating that. that is the context. before long president trump will realize a trade war with china will be bad for his personal interest, primarily political. it raises the risk of the republicans losing the house of representatives, which would be followed by impeachment hearings. haidi: your background, interesting, almost straddles the gap between economic analysis as well as diplomacy and policy. do you think this is an ideological war? strong- >> there is a possibility of that. of a tradesibility war is based on the fact trump's advisors look and ideological way at china. the same view the reagan admi

nbc bay area )s jodi hernandez s live in benicia where the game is supposed to take place tonight. new at six-- the u-s justice department is challenging oakland )s mayor new at six-- the u-s justice department is challenging oakland )s mayor podium... let )s now go to our special report... new at six-- the u-s justice department is challenging oakland )s mayor t development in the search for the family from southern california who plunged into the eel river. the family was headed to san jose from portland to visit family. today, the sheriff revealed they have recovered a body from the river. nbc bay area )s damian trujillo has been monitoring the day )s developments, and is in our newsroom with the latest. earlier today, the sheriff said crews recovered the body of a child. late this afternoon, the sheriff clarified that the body was actually that of an adult female. the body was found seven miles downstream, from where the family car went over a deep embankment, and into the river. the victim has not been identified. the accident happened last friday, during the torrential downpo

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jodi hernandez revisited some of the places shencountered while covering the napa fires. their caretaker tried desperately to get the couple out of their napa home but the flames and smoke were too much. >> the whole house was surrounded by fire and she spent ten minutes trying to get my mother in a wheelchair with the whole house surrounded by the fire. >> they say his parents celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary last year. >>> part of our continuing coverage tonight the fight between homeowners and insurance companies following the wildfires. this continues to be a big struggle for many of the survivors, time consuming and exhausting. our nbc bay area response team stepped in to help. we met with 130 people at a church. they lost everything and six months later they are still waiting for their insurance checks. chris join you with the story live in studio at 6:00. >>> the follow-up now to a violent scene as a bart station as a good samaritan stepped in to stopped a stabbing. just before 3:00 yesterday he used a knife to attack two people at the oakland bart station

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my much later business partner jody powell said sheila, you know the one thing we already disliked? i said what? he said the way you all talked about the residence. a satellite we left chicken bones behind the couch. because i thought it was a pretty good way to handle that. so anyway, we were getting, they started doing these popularity polls and things, and nancy wasn't way up there, and she was worried about it. she really wanted to get this stuff done, and she wanted to do it right. she was willing to take the heat for that, but then she was ready to turn the page and that was when we really went to start, our staff finally get into her insistence on working on this issue of drug abuse. at the same time the march of 82, we knew that the gridiron, the annual gridiron dinner was coming up and we knew that the chances of nancy escaping unscathed were slim to none, so we had a little conversation with helen thomas who was very active member of the gridiron, and she brought over charlie mcdowell would been the president of the club, and nancy had agreed that she would be amenable to

jodi hernandez. investigators think this may be connected to an act of missing persons case. >> that's right. police aren't telling us much. now this is where that car and the body was found. down this muddy hillside off i grizzly peak boulevard. we will show you photos of the car as investigators pulled it out this afternoon. shortly afterward. cadaver dogs found the missing person's body. police won't give us any information about the victim. a neighbor thames us police knocked at her door this morning, showing her a photo of a woman, who was dating her tenant. a man who lives in this very neighborhood. now that neighbor says she talked to her tenant on the phone. today. who told her that his girlfriend, visit itted him on sunday to say good-bye before he left to hawaii. for a week-long vacation. the neighbor says the tenant is now flying back to the bay area and is very devastated. again, police are being very tight-lipped about this case. >> the officers responded out here about 9:00 a.m. this mo

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is following this story. she'll have an update for the 5:00 newscast tonight and she's also going to be tweeting throughout the afternoon. could you follow her. that is at jodi hernandez tv. >> and in other news this morning, president trump taking on the russians making fun of the claims russian air defenses shot down american missiles during the saturday air strike. >> and it is rare for him to tweet the kremlin. >> yes. but he got big cheers. the the president is in the miami area to talk about the tax cut but as usual he did not stick to the script. here he is talking about the saturday air strike on syria and the russian response. >> with way over 100 missiles shot in, they didn't shoot one down. the equipment didn't work too well there -- their equipment and they didn't shoot one -- you heard oh, they shot 40 or 50 down and -- no, sir, every single one hit its target. not one -- >> the russian government had claimed the air defenses had hit a number of our inbound missiles but the pentagon said the russ

-- jodi: onehe big of the big stemming blocks is that the u.s.ushed for there to be an increase in the amount of materials from north america. the cars that would be coming from north america on the world stage, this is something that has been very contentious with other countries and it is hard to negotiate. there are a lot of technical details but still have not been ironed out. the administration itself is telling us that they would really be talking about a broad outline that they would want to try and announce in peru, and then hammer out some of these things later. of course, the devil is always in the details. they seem to be far apart even on being able to announce that broad outline. manus: the devil will be in the details are in -- details. let's bring in julien. this could be the roadmap to success. how important when a nafta deal be to reset our angst over trade wars? a new development we will see on that front will definitely be positive and i the model's death worried about the possibility of a trade war. as long as we see progress

pbility relations and then started her own public relations firm with another white house secretary jody powelling. from the other side of the aisle -- in 1988 she was a press secretary this time to then vice president george h.w. bush during his campaign for the presidency and then as president-elect during the election in 1999, pr week dubbed sheila one of the 50 most professional women in public relations. and in 2001 named one of the 100 most professional women in washington by washington tony magazine. she was not only nancy reagan press secretary but she was a very dear friend. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome shi is la tate to our stage this evening. >> lordy lordy. [laughter] so i did bring my specks older, i have read the book i thoroughly enjoyeded it i finished it on a flight back from washington, d.c. last weekend coincidence would have it. it was fun. it was memorable. there were a lot of personal stories a lot of things i remember. there was a lot of backstage behind the scenes information that i hadn't known about. but all of it was centered towards publi

jodi hernandez on our website did that story. nbcbayarea.com. >>> people are suffering through some long delays this week, but it's supposed to get better soon. here is new video showing backups on eastbound highway 84 between fremont and livermore. they are switching the lanes. that switchup is causing backups between 8:00 and 4:00 a.m. wrappers supposed to wake up before tomorrow morning's commute. >>> in golf there's only one golden bear. he's a legend. you might say one of his cubs provided his own golden moment at the masters. >> it happened during the par 3 contest when jack nicklaus let his grandson take the final tee shot. the ball rolled right in for a hole in one. nicklaus won the masters six times. still, he called this moment one of the most special moments of his. >> look at that. beautiful shot. >> he's like, that's my boy. >> grandpa's proud. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," the bay area gets ready for a lot of rain. vianey is tracking that storm. >> that's right. that's why we brought in the big boys. storm ra

our own jodi hernandez broke news of that video. she's going to join us live outside the restaurant coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> a southern california family is still missing and new information points to a heartbreaking outcome. relatives confirm debris found in a river belongs to the family. they took a spring break trip to portland. think were driving back from portland to southern california last week and were supposed to stop and visit family in san jose. but the last time they had contact with relatives was while they were at the clamath redwood park area. witnesses say they saw the suv crash into the eel river. they found numerous parts from the suv as well as personal items that belonged to the family. mom and dad and their two young children remain missing. >>> a warning about hiring babysitters online. this, after one man's posting caught the attention of san jose police over the last few weeks. damian trujillo has the exclusive story. it is unusual even to have men on these sites. >> reporter: it is. he advertises on di

here's jody hernandez on an elderly couple napa couple who did not survive. >> they would have wanted to go together, which is what they did. >> that's what helps mike and his family get through the past six months after suffering the worst kind of loss. his elderly parents, 98-year-old sara and 100-year-old charlie rippi died in the at las fire. their care taker tried to get the couple out of the napa home but the flames and smoke were too much. >> the whole house was surrounded by fire and she spend ten minutes trying to get my mother in the wheelchair with the house surrounded in fire. >> they celebrated tlir 75th anniversary last year and still very much in love. >> she was just devoted to her. called her the queen. >> reporter: he hasn't yet decided if he'll rebuild. >> more lemons, that will be all right. >> reporter: there are signs of new life on the property, green chutes emerging from the couple's favorite lemon tree. and poppies blooming. rippey misses his weekly dinner with his parents here desperately. >> every time i came my father always says you have to bring a bottle

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cbs reporter jodi kantor is an investigative reporter for "the new york times."assault against harvey weinstein. she won a pulitzer prize which contributes to a worldwide reckoning of harassment and sexual assault. good morning. it's good to have you at the table. we wake up to find tom brokaw is now included in the me too movement. i don't think we take joy or pleasure to see anyone in this. i'm wondering what you are really feeling with somebody in the me too movement, what has happened? do you feel pride about it or ownership about it? i think it has changed the game, certainly in the bill cosby trial as well. >> i certainly don't feel ownership. so many have contributed, mostly the women who have come forward. i think what was emotional and significant about yesterday is so many people thought this would never happen. so many women had given up hope. >> even gloria allred who was here, excuse me for interrupting, said she was surprised by the verdict. >> exactly, exactly. so when it finally came, it felt like, whoa, did something just change? was this a marke

reporting live in citrus heights, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> as you might imagine, news of the arrest rippled quickly. neighbors stunned that they had lived next to a man accused of being one of the most violent criminals in history. >> i cannot believe he's been that close this long. >> i've se >>i >> i've seen this man, and it's scary to think that this man lived b lived bumper to bumper with me. >> they would occasionally hear him swearing loudly to himself in the back yard. deangelo's home is now cordoned off with crime scene tape. >> when he asked me if i wanted to see my mother killed i said i don't care. and when he asked, do you want to die? i said i don't care. that was the only way i knew to really just put the cork in his lid. >> a terrifying account from one of his alleged victims, margaret waldo, described the moments he came into her home. she was only 13 years old. she says she was the youngest victim. she says she managed to escape by locking herself into the bathroom and a neighbor heard her screaming and calmed police. >> here's a map of where he struck

jody hernandez was one of the first on the scene six months ago and joins us from that neighborhood. what are you seeing? >> reporter: this is one of the first streets we drove up to six months ago. you can see what the property here looks like now. an empty lot. we will show you video that i shot with my cell phone of this very same property. you can see the house completely engulfed in flames. scenes like this will forever be in the memories of those who call silverado home. >> i looked up. sparks were coming here. >> reporter: this man describes the moment before he and his wife grabbed a few belongings from their napa home and evacuated. six months ago, we caught up with them when they returned to their property to find their house gone. they had just enough time to get what mattered most. >> pictures and the dog. stuff we can't replace. >> reporter: fast forward, they are getting ready to rebuild. >> we have a builder and an architect. we have our first plan out. >> reporter: he is an oncologist and chooses to look on the bright side. >> the worst thing that happens to me, it te

jody hernandez tweeted this out about two hours ago. you can see the weather stretched all across the bay area. >>> after a soggy start to the day, we're starting to see change in the skies. we're looking at live camera of san francisco and san jose. little sunnier in the city, but you can see the dark clouds still over the south bay. meteorologist here to breakdown what we'll see this evening into tomorrow. >> it has moved out and the reason why we had this hail in parts of the bay area was there was so much air close to the surface you get a little bit of uplift to the atmosphere. it freezes and then falls to the ground as hail. it was pea size or smaller. it certainly has everybody still talking. the worst was about 6:00 to 9:30 this morning. we were able to pick it up on our computer. i wanted to show you this area in purple from alalthouomeda to oakland. really the worst of it from about 7:30 to 8:00. we are see something scattered areas of rainfall right now with some of the heaviest coming down on the 101 corridor here in morgan

. >> reporter: jody madeira is the executive director of walk sf, and launched a social media campaign against these companies with the hashtag scooters behaving badly. it seems like this endanger the disabled. the board of supervisors will meet monday to discuss whether these companies need permits to continue operating. all three companies say they are open to that. they are just hoping sentences go will allow them to stay. in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> warriors fans will be watching their team in the playoff beginning tomorrow, but every seat in the oakland arena is already filled. with t-shirts, that is. they did this in the past, a group of about 50 people laid out these yellow shirts that read strength in numbers on every single seat. almost 20,000 of them. arena officials say the shirts mean a lot more than just free merchandise. >> everyone is in the same color, strength in numbers like it says on the shirts, the fans are part of the team, and this really gets them to feel like it, it really creates an environment, a home-court environment that gets the fans fired

. >> jody, do you agree with that kristen gaspar, a sis diego supe who voted for this, some have accused her of law iting the sanctuary controversy to help boost her profile in her race for darrel iss a seat in san diego county. >> this issue gives some voice.s they found their voice. call it the resistance to the resistance. i believe i came wit term. ar>> that's where i first it. >> i'm claiming credit for that. but what it does is it allows folks, republicans, to sort of embrace trump's agenda withoutb cing trump. trump in california is toxic. they don't want to do this. but this is one of trump's re issues. this is something that appeals to the law andrd suburban crowd, which is the orange county districts. they're largely that. and it also -- it allows republicans t and get out the vote. they're not going to have a senate candidate andey may not have a candidate on the ballot for governor. >> you're raising your eyebrows. >> i time after time, nancy pelosi anticipate some of the activists in the democtic party run into walls. they think that their values and their approach is the re

something which is interior which is very hard to do, there's one scene when he's on the phone to jodieliked it. i thought it was terrific. you completely believe in the characters. i don't know anything about boxing. i have never been to a boxing match. i couldn't watch one, i can't watch something where you think somebody might get hurt and by definition this is what happens. although is evident that paddy considine has great affection for boxing. i think it's really interesting. three really interesting films, go and see any or all of them, it will be a packed weekend. i'm going to be busy. what is the best of the bunch. have you seen this film by lynne ramsey? promise me that you will see it. let me sell it to you like this. it is tough, joaquin phoenix plays a hit man character going to get a lost teenager and it has violence and brutality but it is done poetically. done in a way which is moving, often funny and touching. and very poetic. not the film it sounds like when you describe the plot, i promise. in the same way that journeyman is not a story about boxing, it's not really a