en la maÑana 14 diciembre de 2014, joel ramÍrez fue asesinado al entrar al garaje de su casa indicÓ lares queridos de la vÍctima anunciaron que la cia de san alejandro ha ofrecido, una recompensa de 25.000 $ para que en informaciÓn de alguna indicio para aclarar es su crimen. Él vivÍa el departamento independiente atrÁs de la casa principal. >> es un alivio saber, que se limpiÓ el nombre de mi hijo. >> joel tenÍa el deseo de ser convertirse en oficial de policÍa siempre me decÍa que querÍa. >> ser un detective o policÍa. y estudiaban me preguntaba cosas sobre la policÍa. posible a un policÍa y le pregunta siempre cosas porque Él siempre querÍa hacer eso >> no civilizadas del caso dicen que joel fue un blanco equivocado alguien le quitÓ la vida pensando que era otra persona mientras pedÍan justicia rendÍan honor a la memoria de joel ramÍrez. >> loren era novia joel, dijo que era la mejor persona que ha conocido eran mÁs amoroso y compasivo el tipo de amor que se ve en las pelÍculas. expresÓ tambiÉn anunciaron. >> va a ofrecer una beca de nombres de joel ramÍrez, con ustedes regresÓ al e

i am pleased to introduce joel klein among friends today. i can't report as we all expect has been fastidiously barnstorming the country with his characteristic and missionary deal sharing lessons of hope and urging continued energetic reform on behalf of kids across the country. today is all little different. the national book to work as home field advantage. this book tells an important story. it tells your story. it tells the story of the people in this room. it is documentary and important archaeology of the history of what you started third 18 years ago and what we lead. it is a tribute to today's crowd and city leadership represented here is that many of you find yourself reflected in the pages. this is the narrative that is familiar and it is of the people and about the people in this room. let me have two quick thoughts. once it brings walton's national perspective to this and donna personal note, walton's work is in states and cities across the country. we invest in building toward systems for students brown and black students and t

estamos hablando de la barba una tendencia entre los hombres de la que forma parte joel esparza cg joelje crecer y cuando empecé a conocer a mi novia a ella le gustó mucho". la barba de joel mide ocho pulgadas de longitud y la tiene desde hace un ano. joel asegura su madre la detesta pero a su novia le fascina cg lorena orozco/le gusta la barba larga "se me hace muy masculina me atrae mucho". un estudio cientifico del diario de conducta humana revela que las mujeres encuentran a los barbudos como joel mas masculinos atractivos, saludables y hasta mejores padres de familia. victor banuelos/barbero profesional "usualmente los muchachos que tienen barba así si tienen mejor pegue con las mujeres jajaja". pero mantener una barba como la de joel, con la que ha ganado varios concursos hay que tomar ciertos cuidados el se la lava con champu acondicionador y hasta la hidrata con un aceite especial y precisamente para cuidar de la barba, nathan bell inicio una linea de productos para ayudar a otros hombres a mantener su barba saludable. nathan no se afeita desde hace diez anos nathan bell/lanzo l

>> go to billy joel. everybody loves billy joel. >> are you the voice of the ladies? >> selfies don't lie. should he be -- you know should he be hoisted? he put it all out there. i feel like the real problem was not that he was taking selfies. he is spending money right and left and he is having fun. he thinks he is the first lady or something like that. >> he is having a ball. his instagram feed is fantastic. look at all of these celebrities. does he deserve the scandal? >> i don't think so. i checked out his feed and i just saw him doing free stuff. surfing and walking down the great wall of china. >> it is called delete gavin. he got rid of the other photos. >> even what we are seeing here. it is free stuff. it cost $50. the department of homeland security spent $150,000

joining us from san diego joel rosenblatt. what have you got? joel: the number is 9600 square feet.t would be a big house. joel: bigger than my home. cory: bigger than my home. my home is big. joel: it is what a developer said he might build on the property behind mark zuckerberg's property. cory: with a wonderful view of mark zuckerberg's bedroom. joel: he did not tell mark zuckerberg he would be looking into his bedroom, but e-mails indicate that is what is going to happen. cory: a guy buys a house behind mark zuckerberg and send him an e-mail that says, as a favor to you, neighbor, at twice what i paid, i will let you buy some of that property so that i cannot see into your backyard when i build my new mansion? joel: a piece of the property to afford him the privacy he thinks he deserves. thetwo -- the negotiated. in the end, two mark zuckerberg brought the -- for the entire property. cory: but he did not do what he said he was going to do? joel: he claimed the critical piece of the deal was an unwritten spoken agreement to introduce this developer to some of mark zuckerberg's co

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. >> i'm joel. >> i'm josh. >> no one knows that better than the stanley brothers.ess is pot. and if you look at these clean-cut guys and what you see surprises you, don't worry. they've heard it all before. >> when we were round the corner, oh, wait a second. you know, did you finish high school? >> they all not only finished high school, but also college and in some cases graduate school. now they are some of colorado's biggest growers and dispensary owners. they produce up to 600 pounds of medical marijuana a year, and much of that marijuana is high in thc. but here on their remote farm at this undisclosed location in the mountains -- >> it takes a lot of plants. we're allowed to grow six per patient. >> they have been growing something different. something they call revolutionary. >> it's greenhouse one. >> greenhouse one, yes. welcome to it. welcome to paradise. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden. >> there's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took y

two months after a college student was shot and killed, police are releasing his name. 21-year-old joel ramirez' body was discovered december 14th. good evening i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. here is abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson. >> reporter: like many young couples, lauren miller and joel ramirez were inacceptable. >> he was the most caring, loving boyfriend i could ask for. >> reporter: they had a routine of texting. this is how he left her december 14th. >> he told me go back to sleep, i love you, i'll text you when i get home. >> reporter: when miller woke up, she realized something was wrong, no text so she drove to his house. >> his car was running and caution tape running across the front street and cops. it just couldn't have happened to a less deserving person. >> reporter: police are coming forward with information about his murder. ramirez unknowingly lived behind a marijuana grow house. investigators believe he was shot by someone connected to that operation. >> we with held joel's name because we knew a killer was on the

joel kaplan. i'm the vice president of u.s.public policy for facebook which was a small startup social network with a goal of connecting the world, and hopefully by 2024 we will achieve that. it is a great question, and i think it does, it extends out the conversation about intermediary liability in a way that i think touches on some of the broader issues that we see not necessarily the united states. i think i agree with the earlier comments that u.s. law is actually pretty good as a result of section 230 and other efforts, but we do see in other places around the world efforts to hold internet companies responsible for the content of the people who are posting it, user-generated content. one of the places where it manifests itself is when the citizens are using the internet, not just facebook, but other sites, to communicate their dissatisfaction and potentially plans for meeting, and i can that can turn into unrest. at a summit you see governments around the world i think very conscience of and increasingly conscious of afte

police believe the murder was related to that pot grow and that joel was an unintended victim.25,000 reward for information that leads to the killer. >> i just hope that it helps people come forward because they got the wrong guy. please, if you know anything, come forward. can't bring him back but it can help a little. thank you. >> reporter: the murder actually happened december 14 more than two months ago but police say they have held back all this time from identifying joel because they were worried they would alert the killer that he killed the wrong person and he would come back and police would have another homicide on their hands. in san leandro, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> an explosion near los angeles delivered another bow to california's gas supply and it will cost. look at the flare that burned at this exxon facility in torrence following a violent blast this morning. four contractors suffered minor injuries. no word on the cause of the explosion two mohels away. >> i felt the blasting, vibrating. >> no word on the cause of the explosion two miles away. >> the blast se

fox's joel waldman that is a that story from washington. >> reporter: kayla mueller's family is heart broken. her parents remembering their daughter as a compassionate and devoted humanitarian. held hostage by isis kayla road a letter to her familiar until 2014. if you could say i've suffered it all throughout this whole experience, it is only knowing how much suffering i have put you all through. president obama today assuring mueller's family and all americans the united states would find and bring bring to justice the terrorists responsible. >> now it appears the white house is a step closer to action. seeking new authorization for the use of military force in iraq and syria. >> this message is even more powerful if it has bipartisan support. so certainly in recent days we've stepped up our engagement. >> reporter: word of mueller's death comes four days after they confirmed she was killed by air strike. it's not known yet how or where the aid worker died. her death leading leading some rep pans to call for tougher mill tar act act. >> there is no more serious matter that ever come

joel kaplan. i'm the vice president of u.s.public policy for facebook which was a small startup social network with a goal of connecting the world, and hopefully by 2024 we will achieve that. it is a great question, and i think it does, it extends out the conversation about intermediary liability in a way that i think touches on some of the broader issues that we see not necessarily the united states. i think i agree with the earlier comments that u.s. law is actually pretty good as a result of section 230 and other efforts, but we do see in other places around the world efforts to hold internet companies responsible for the content of the people who are posting it, user-generated content. one of the places where it manifests itself is when the citizens are using the internet, not just facebook, but other sites, to communicate their dissatisfaction and potentially plans for meeting, and i can that can turn into unrest. at a summit you see governments around the world i think very conscience of and increasingly conscious of afte

joel waldman is live with the ideas expected to spark debate. >> reporter: president obama is hosting community leaders from around the united states as well as dignitaries from some 60 countries around the world. the aim of the three-day summit, preventing violent extremism particularly in the middle east. awaiting the hearts of minds who may be lured in the world of violent, treatmentism treatment -- extremism. >> there has to be more than a military response. it requires not only a whole of government effort but a whole of society effort. >> reporter: in the past few days, isis released a video showing the beheadings of 21 coptic christians leading egypt to attack a group inside libya. reports out of iraq say 45 iraqis were bushed alive in a similar fashion to the jordanian pilot held in isis. also, kayla mueller was reportedly killed while in isis custody. this along with a recent attacks targeting jews in europe have republicans slamming the administration for refusing to call this a war against religion. >> this administration simply doesn't understand the world that we live in

in washington, joel wauldman -- waldman, fox news. >>> an oakland man is accused of sexually abusing a 15-year- old girl and forcing her into human trafficking. 42-year-old patrick simmons is set to appear in court later today. an undercover investigation led officers to a sunnyvale hotel. according to the district attorney's office, simmons met the east bay teenager on social media. undercover agents arranged for a tate with the girl and recovered her from a motel room. they found simmons nearby with more than $6500 in cash and a motel key. >> he had sexually abused her and that he was aware of her age and that he had also physically assaulted her. >> simmons is being held on $1 million bail. co face up to 15 years in state prison if convicted on all charges. >>> an accident between a vta light rail train and an suv halted service in san jose for a short time this morning. the accident happened at north capital avenue and berryessa road before 11:00 a.m. near the stakes. officials say a honda suv came into the intersection and was sideswiped by the southbound train. the air bag in t

joel ramirez was shot to death as he drove up to his home. police now say the 21-year-old was not the intended target of the shooter. they say that illegal operation was likely tied to the shooting. police say he knew ram ruz was innocent but withheld that on purpose. >> joel was not intended to be killed that day. we knew early on had we released the details there was a chance somebody else who was the intended target that day may have been killed. >> ramirez was studying to become a police officer. authorities are offering $25,000 in reward for information leading to the arrest of his killer. >>> a series of explosions rocked santa rosa today. it gutted a house, and killed three cats. police discovered gas containers in the house. they're often associated with making hash oil. neighbors say the blast woke them up out of a deep sleep. there's no water supply in the area, so it was tough to put out the flames. >> another explosion. the blast sent ash raining down on the area. four workers suffered minor injuries. david louie is live in san jo

that is where 21-year-old joel ramirez lived with his mother and grandfather. surrounded by family members, maglalena ramirez spoke about her son an defended his reputation. i knew he was a good boy and i knew him better than anyone else, she said. san leandro police agreed. >> this was a straight laced 21- year-old kid. he graduated and went to college. >> reporter: ramirez was shot in the driveway of his home on the night of december 14. police believe his killer mistaken him for someone else. he lived with his mother and grandmother in the inlaw unit in the back of the home. what the family didn't know is their neighbors were returning a marijuana grow operation in the main house. ramirez was not involved in that crime. they explained why they coulden clarify that now, two months after his murder. >> we knew by releasing joel's name, the killer still at large would know they killed the wrong person and they could come back and look for the person they intended to kill in the first place. >> reporter: now ramirez's family, friends and long time neighbors are

. >> reporter: joel was a student at chabot college a 2012 graduate of san leandro high school. he was living in a small apartment behind a house on kennilworth but police say he had no idea that inside the main house was a large marijuana grow house. police believe the murder was related to that pot grow and that joel was an unintended victim. police are now offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to the killer. >> i just hope that the reward would help people come forward. they got the wrong guy. please, if you know anything, come forward. [ crying ] >> can't bring him back but it can help a little. thank you. >> reporter: now, there's a very unusual aspect to this case. the murder happened december 14 more than two months ago. police say the reason they held back from identifying the victim in this case is because they would worried the killer found out he got the wrong guy and would come back and the police would have yet another homicide on their hands. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a teenager trying to cross a concord road is dead tonight. the 14-year-old was hit b

joel: you have to be a classic.el number five no one sells more perfume mention al -- van chanel -- than chanel no. 5. it is a combination that creates an iconic salon. stephanie: this was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for me to go to the salon. guess who gets his haircut there every six weeks? erik: more frequently than that. stephanie: i got my haircut by his partner, the man who inspired edward scissorhands. you don't get to tell him what you want. he decides. inside the plaza hotel, one of the most expensive locations in new york city. they do not charge every client the same amount of money. it depends on who you are, where you come from. if you think about it, these guys have been in the business for over 30 years. you do not see that in this industry. erik: edward is the top dog, for sure. i have had a $1000 haircut. remember? the thousand dollar haircut has not inspired me to leave. there you go. we are talking about life for the 1%. let's talk about life for the 1%. yesterday, on an earnings conference ca

joel heath he's the founder of fluid stands. joel, why would i want to surf at my desk.e of that? >> how are you doing, melissa. melissa: why do i want to surf at my desk? >> sitting is the most dangerous thing we do all day. there's been an evolution from traditional desks to stand-up desks. we think that's only part of the journey. movement is the next spot. our job is too move to move people to make their more productive. it puts subtle motion under your feet which can increase your motion 20 times. but it increases your heart rate by 15% over being seated. melissa: why would i want to do that instead of being on a treadmill because it strikes me it will be hard to type while i'm surfing? why surf? >> not everybody has the resources or the place for a treadmill desk. we all want to be outside as much as we can. not a lot of our jobs allows us to go outside. this gives you the mobility to have something under your feet that keeps you moving. melissa: you have a kickstarter campaign going. you are raising more than $175,000 so far. i'm sure it's even higher than that as

joel is with us live. joel, good to see you today. >> good to see you, too.ank you, shannon. >> you are familiar, having lived and worked in that region quite a bit. what do you make of the response we saw from the jordanian empire and where do you think we go from here? do you think those who live and breathe and work in that region have a different understanding than we do here in the u.s.? >> well, the contrast between president obama's response to americans being beheaded and king abdullah's responses is striking. president obama was with the king abdullah the day the video was released of the jordanian pilot being burned alive. the king was not on the president's schedule that day. he was in washington. and the president only added him in because of that murder and they only spent 20 minutes together. but what did the king do? he went right back he suited up in fatigues he started bombing isis, and he hanged two isis people that had been captured. he understands this is a war and he understands that he is at the center of it. it's interesting, in the six

joel martinez was shot and killed in his driveway back in december. he had just come home, didn't have time to turn off the engine in his car. rivera lived with his mother and grandfather. investigators say the neighbors in the main house were running a marijuana growing operation with 200 pot plants inside. >> we do know joel had no connection to this whatsoever. and once again, i may stress joel was the person you would want to live next door to you. >> police say the killing may have been connected to the marijuana grow house. that gunman is still on the loose. the family and friends of ramirez, they're coming together. they're trying to publicly clear his name. they want to create a memorial scholarship in his honor. $25,000 reward is also being offered by the city of san leandro to solve this murder. >>> school district looking for ways to deal with a $2 million deficit. the proposed solutions are not sitting well with parents and teachers. tara moriarty joins us now with what was discussed at the meeting last night. tara? >> reporter: we're here

. >> we withheld joel's name because we knew a killer was on the loose because we joel was not the person intended to be killed that day. and knew early on in this investigation and released details, there is a chance someone else the intended target that day may have been killed as well. >> last night, san leandro approved a $25,000 reward for information leading to arrest today, ramirez's mother pleaded for help and shared grief through an interpreter. >> he was a lovely person and left a huge emptiness in our hearts. >> i hope this helps someone come forward. because you got the wrong guy. >> the wrong place at the wrong time. >> danville police are looking for two burglars who trashed a jam ba juice at 3:00 monday morning. you can see two people entering the store rip out drawers then take off. it took about a minute. police have not said how many money they got away with. >> a man led the patrol on a high-speed chase today twice before being caught. sky 7 was overhead after a spike strip was used on interstate 680. police say it's the same guy escaping this morning through the centra

. >> we withheld joel's name because we knew a killer was on the loose because we joel was not the person intended to be killed that day. and knew early on in this investigation and released details, there is a chance someone else the intended target that day may have been killed as well. >> last night, san leandro approved a $25,000 reward for today, ramirez's mother pleaded for help and shared grief through an interpreter. >> he was a lovely person and left a huge emptiness in our hearts. >> i hope this helps someone come forward. because you got the wrong guy. >> the wrong place at the wrong time. >> danville police are looking for two burglars who trashed a jam ba juice at 3:00 monday morning. you can see two people entering the store rip out drawers then take off. it took about a minute. police have not said how many money they got away with. >> a man led the patrol on a high-speed chase today twice before being caught. sky 7 was overhead after a spike strip was used on interstate 680. police say it's the same guy escaping this morning through the central valley. >> powerful explosio

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joel ramirez was shot and killed in his driveway in december. he had just come home from visiting his gren. ramirez lived with his mother and grandfather. investigators say the people who lived in the main house were actually running a marijuana growing operation with more than 200 pot plants inside. >> we do know joel had no connection to this whatsoever. once again, i may stress joel was the person you would want to live next door to you. >> police say the killing may have been connected to the marijuana grow house, but the gunman is still on the loose. friends and family of ramirez are coming together to try to publicly clear his name and create a memorial scholarship in his honor. a $25,000 reward is also being offered by the city of san leandro to solve this murder case. >>> time 6:05. teachers on the peninsula, they're pretty angry about school budget cuts and layoffs. there was a controversial vote late last night. ktvu fox two tara moriarty joining live. you're in one of the affected schools in the san brew know park school district. wha

the first time, the mother of 21-year-old joel ramirez was able to say publicly what she has known all along. her murdered son was never involved in any crime. i feel happy and relieved she says because i knew he was a good boy and i knew him better than anybody else. during the early morning hours of december 14, neighbors heard a loud noise. it was the blast of a gun. police say ramirez had been shot in the head while sitting in his car in his driveway after coming home from work and his girlfriend's house. >> he had just come home. he turned off his headlights. that is as far as he got. >> reporter: his neighbor found him in the car idling the next morning. >> we didn't want to get in the middle of a police investigation and hamper that in any way, but we also anted to get the word out this is a good guy. this is a guy who should be celebrated and remembered. >> reporter: he garage rated from high school three years ago and was working to become a police officer. he lived with his mother and grandmother in the inlaw unit of this house. the main house in front contained an elaborate

. >> i would go to billy joel. everybody loves billy joel. >> selfies don't lie. should he be, you know hoisted on his own petard? he put it out there. >> this is a guy who is spending taxpayer money right and left. he is going to concerts and having fun. he thinks he is the first lady or something like that. >> gavin does he deserve this? >> i don't think so. i checked out his feed. all i saw was him doing free stuff. surfing, walking down the great wall of china. that's all free stuff. you get on a pair chute. i have done that before. it of that costs 50 bucks. the department of home land blue 50 grand on furniture. >> 40 grand and 12 flights. >> sorry. >> way better than what obama spends. >> joanne they are getting in trouble with the selfies. shouldn't the politicians or even the millennials stop with the selfies? >> no. i like selfies. he is giving us exactly what we are asking for. what we see on social media, it's the best of people's lives. it's painting a certain picture. it's not painting the whole picture. there are selfies where he is doing great char

we're joined by its author, joel achenbach, a writer for "the washington post."unk, the associate director of research at the pew research center teaming up with some of the interesting numbers we sawvment joel, why is nothing settled? >> everything is contested now. i think one of the differences today is just the internet. it has changed the whole information universe. it's democratized small d information out there. there are fewer sort of gatekeepers of knowledge. instead, people go out and seek information and they often find what they're looking for the that reinforces their belief. the internet, you know it doesn't facilitate consensus as anyone has noticed who's gone on the internet. instead, it creates these sort of filter bubbles these rabbit holes these echo chambers and these communities of alternative knowledge develop that often are in opposition to the scientific main stream. >> ifill: so you can selectively find something to support whatever you believe. >> whatever you believe. >> ifill: as you were doing the research, cary funk do people give re

. >> we do know that joel had no connection to this what so ever. i may stress, joel was the person you would want to live next door to you. >> this killing is probably connected to the marijuana grow house, but that gunman is still on the loose. they've created a memorial in his on nor. city officials are offering a 2,500 dollar reward. >>> a valley ball coach accused of trying to have sex with a mine nor. shell nelson was arrested last week in santa cruz. he met the under age victim in 2012 while coaching volley ball at a private club operated by his wife. the relationship we're told was discovered by the victim's parents who notified the sheriff's department. >> he was arrested and convicted in 2001 by santa clara pd. very similar to thissituation. had an inappropriate relationship with one of the girls over the computer. >> he's also been charged with failure to register as a sex offender. he targets girls between the ages of 13 and 15. >>> 707, st. bruin know schools are in the red. officials need to makeup for a $2.1 million short fall. ktvu j

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joel, good to have you on the program. if that is the case why do we have these citrus futures then down 10% in the past month? >> well, the juice market is primarily affected by brazil first, and they've got a pretty good size crop, and as a result that amount is going to affect the futures. the florida crop which has been downgraded over a period of years because of the bug and disease issues they're facing has stabilized this season. their crop is coming in as it did last year. i think that all manifested itself into some lower futures. fortunately for our industry we're primarily fresh oriented until you begin to look at the port situation, and that's hammering our ability to make some revenue for the growers this year. >> and also china having some impact as well given that this week we just welcomed in the year of the sheep, ram, goat, whatever you want to call it, and usually chinese new we're is a big-time where they import a lot of their california oranges, but not the case this year. >> that's correct. you know a

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joel ramirez was shot in his driveway. he had just come home, he didn't even have time to turn off the engine of his car. he lived with his mother and grandfather in an inlaw unit. investigators say the neighbors in the main house were running a marijuana operation. ramirez wasn't involved, and today police explained why they couldn't clarify that until now, two months after his killing. >> we knew that by releasing joel's name, the killer, still at large, would know that they killed the wrong person, and therefore they could come back and look for the person that they intended to kill in the first place. >> reporter: ramirez family and friends are coming together to publicly clear his name, and also to create a memorial scholarship in his honor. his killer is still at large. the city of san leandro is offering a $25,000 reward. >>> republicans have been pressing the administration to refer to isis, and other terrorist factions using the phrase islamic extremist. >> reporter: focused on creating a worldwide plan to counter

brother joel stanley is in charge of that part of the business. >> it wasn't a world that i knew, soe kind of had to dive into this and learn how to make plant extracts. >> joel was reluctant at first to get involved. he avoided marijuana most of his life. but the spring of 2009, he was working in texas on the oil fields when his oldest brother, josh, asked him to join the new family business. >> and i laughed because i thought it was just a foot in the door to legalization. i didn't think it was medicinal. the first three patients i met were cancer patients who looked me in the eye and told me if they didn't have the anti-nausea effects and the appetite stimulant and the help sleeping that they wouldn't have survived chemotherapy, and i believed them. >> that was sort of your time of conversion? >> that was my turning point. >> and now on this mountainside, they expect to grow more than 1,000 pounds of medical marijuana in 2014. some is sold to smoke. some is sold as an oil to ingest as a tincture. >> so what we're talking about is literally taking this and turning it into this? >>

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leandro police are releasing more information about the victim in an unsolved murder. 21 -year old joel ramirez was shot and killed december 14. while in the driveway of the san leandro home he rented. police say, they are releasing his name now. because they believe he was not the intended target. and they say someone likely knows who the killer is. ramirez rented an in-law unit in a home in the broadmoor neighborhood. but he reportedly did not know that the main home. housed an illegal marijuana operation. his girlfriend struggled to contain her emotions. when talking about the victim. >>:i just hope that people come forward. pam moore>>: the city is offering a 25-thousand dollar reward. for any information leading to an arrest and a prosecution in this case. a santa clara university student has been arrested. charged with attempted homicide. police say, dillon kim shown here with a self- inflicted wound, used a knife to stab his sleeping roommate numerous times. at their campus residence in graham hall, near 500 el camino real.it happened early tuesday morning. they say he then turne

recently she met her new romeo -- or, joel-eo ? >> i'm down here, my love!ay resemble her ex, but this is carol's new love, joel goron. they married, he moved in and eight weeks ago baby chase joined the fun. it's a pre-war apartment with a very modern family. so let me get this straight. you are living in an apartment with your new husband, your ex-husband, your daughters, and the baby. >> yup. >> reporter: do you bump into your wife's ex when you are going to the kitchen to get something to? >> yeah, in the kitchen, definitely. >> reporter: you really do? >> yeah, yeah. and then he'll say "hi" or "good morning," and i'll say the same thing back, and that's about it. >> reporter: is it awkward? >> it was originally, but i have accepted it. >> reporter: your house is on the market. >> yes. >> reporter: close to $20 million. >> yes. >> reporter: your ex-husband has suggested that you have kept the price beyond what it needs to be so that you don't have to sell the apartment. >> absolutely not. it appraised for $21 million i am the expert of the building. i ow

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. >> joel baker has three life sentences and a nickname. it's white trash. >> the judge gave me my name, it was kind of ironic. with sentencing, three murders, drug deal gone bad, shootout, they shot me, i shot them. the judge says in the final summation in the final verdict, you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made, and i see the young people that are here at this prison, and i hear all the stories because i listen, and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance. five years, ten years or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going to get it. i'm going to die right here. >> clean the front, all that grass out in front. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil, but, see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me. i'm living it. i'm

. >> she said yes, according to joel. that video he made six months ago.e forgiveness what i did was selfish ♪ ♪ i admit it i shouldn't have did it ♪ ♪ a weak moment♪ >> calls the song "forgive me," wears signs that say selfish. >> we contacted m,"forve me" has nothing to dit whiso with his proposal or relationship. a lot of people looking at him proposing to her in front of the whole world. he began to get a lot of compliments about what a great guy he was. and he wanted to make a video saying not everybody is perfect but everybody can ask for forgiveness. >> that's a message that everybody should send. >>> drivers to be among the most talented in the world. the stuff they can do with the car is awesome. makes people like me and nick want to do it get out and make our cars do cool stuff. not not a lot of opportunity do that. but in poland there is. open league rally where people can turn up in all kinds of cars from the tiny hatch back to beamers. and they can have a bit of fun on the track. you can see a lot of stuff, people getting messy, going off the

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joel berg, who heads the new york coalition against hunger says, as the city gets wealthier, demand at0 plus food kitchens he represents is only increasing. >> well when neighborhoods gentrify, the demand goes up because rent is the single greatest cost that low income people face and if they can't afford to pay rent, they can't afford to buy food. >> and with less government aid for food, the strain is on charities to fill the void and depend on donations to keep feeding new york's hungry. >> houthis in yemen decide to form their own government after filing reach a deal with rival factions. >> welcome to al jazeera. also coming up: thousands in jordan pack the streets to show support for king abdullah's fight against isil. >> the leaders of france and germany meet in russia to push a new peace plan for ukraine. >>