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justine. — narrative. and slightly unfair to you, justine, given _ narrative.. and slightly unfair to - you, justine, given the state of the polls, i know the election is still a far way off, but your assessment of how it's likely to pan out? i think one of our eminent pollsters was saying — think one of our eminent pollsters was saying that there's something like a _ was saying that there's something like a 99%— was saying that there's something like a 99% chance of the labour party— like a 99% chance of the labour party winning the next election — i think— party winning the next election — i think we _ party winning the next election — i think we should probably expect it, obviously— think we should probably expect it, obviously the back end of the year from _ obviously the back end of the year from what — obviously the back end of the year from what we can all tell. but it certainly — from what we can all tell. but it certainly doesn't look positive for the conservatives. i think the key thing _ the conservatives. i think the key thing will— the conservative

of nick's axis x, justin skinner.when justin did not want to give a dna sample -- >> i thought he might be the guy. >> after a little persuasion, his cooperation plus statements from people at the bar and claudia were enough for detective garcia. >> we were able to rule him out quickly. >> the family was waiting impatiently for a arrest. >> your loved one had just been murdered and we wanted answers and we were not getting them quickly enough. >> it is a place where everyone seems to know everyone else. while detectives were examining next torment past, john started doing detective work of his own, by talking with nick's coworkers. he told the hr director how the suspect had been cut. >> he called me and said you will not believe it but this guy i had concerns about and filed a grievance against nick has bandages on his arm. >> james, one of the coworkers police already spoke with. jeff said just 11 days before the murder, he went to him with a complaint about nick and with it, a warning. >> he said if i do not handle

but also justin. so the you open lead the canadian solomon blaming india of choosing in there for being. it was in the killing of these seats, separatist canadian leader coals miniature. no question about geo political experts at this point are asking is with the canada i would add more. a lot of beasts of deadlines to be got. gov out into a sofa and state called ca. this done, the i'm so natural, you know, so why is canada allowing that kind of sentiment to blue against india was sticking with this story. we got the reaction from veteran indian diplomats. a shock said john har, who believes mister crudo is using the sick movement in canada for his own political legend. i think the liberal government of justin toodle and the back of his father also appear to the liberal governments. they have being uh, you know, using the, this appeasement policy as far as the seats are concerned. and they are using it as their own political award bank. so for domestic political reasons, they have been closing up to t

love justin.'s devastating and heartbreaking that it doesn't appear that either of you cherished or even wanted your son, but i wholeheartedly wanted and cherished mine. you have failed your son and you have failed us all. this failure had deadly consequences that can never be undone and can never be made right. i am asking, your honor, for the maximum sentence allowed. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> that was jill swave, justin schilling's mother. >> good morning. craig schilling, justin's dad. honorable judge matthews, for the second time in six months, i find myself standing in front of a packed courtroom, a victim. this time i'm here to address a different judge and the parents of the deeply disturbed teenager that murdered my son. this is my opportunity to try and describe how much the horrific event that took place back on november 30th, 2021, has impacted by life. it's my belief an impact statement should not just describe how an event impacted me, but it should be impactful towar

just to be clear here, who's older, justin or jeremy? >> justin. >> it's justin. thank you so much.g us. >> did you wear shirts so i wouldn't get confused of who's who? >> oh, no. these are actually reba shirts if you can see. >> okay. team reba. i love it. hey, congratulations to surviving the knockout rounds last night. how are you feeling? did you do well, or was there something more that you could tweak? >> man, i actually do really feel -- i actually feel really, really good about this one. this one was -- it's definitely what we wanted to come across. like we wanted something that kind of told our story just more stripped down and kind of gave that vulnerable side to us that, i guess, that might have not been seen from before. and the thing that's funny about this one is that i really loved the outcome, but when we were rehearsing for the show, i actually got a little sick for like one of the weeks when we were trying to rehearse. so we got really scared of, like, performing this one, and it was honestly just, like, like we knew knockouts was going to -- we would have to perfo

my son justin was the least deserving of his fate. he was the best son at any mother could pretty four justin was brave, spending his final moments protecting a fellow student he was hard working. a lettered athlete, a top honor student he was kind and inclusive to all he was full of love and joy. his future was so very bright and full of possibilities his passing has touched so many family members, friends, students, and the community in general the ripple effects of both jameson, jennifer's failures to act have devastated us all this tragedy was completely preventable if only they had done something. your honor. anything? >> to shift the course of >> events on november 30th that are four angels would be here today. and justin would be getting ready to celebrate, celebrate his 20th birthday. the 18th of this if only, your honor, they had taken their son to get counseling instead of buying him a gun if only they had secured that guard if only they had spoken up that de him the counseling office if only they had checked his backpack if

but also justin. so the you open lead the canadian solomon blaming india of choosing in there for being. it was in the killing of these c separatist canadian leader coals miniature. no question. then geo political experts at this point are asking is with the canada, i would add more. a lot of beasts of deadlines to be got carved out into a sofa and state called ca, this done, the i'm so natural, you know, so why is canada allowing that kind of sentiment to blue against india? will that stay with this story? because we got a reaction from veteran indian diplomats. a shock said john har, whose face despite the public utterances of fighting for freedom and such like president crudo, is using the sick movement in canada for his own political agenda. it is our activates. i don't think there is any gen noon as i don't think there is any tend to city as far as his approach to this issue is concerned. he is basically looking at it in my view for his own personal political domestic interest. and that is why he

justin to decency attended oak. how saw the wind, then con saw d, as in she is the real celebrations of by the sea community. now after that event, they will, pearl collis. donnie opens up, accounted. and what justin to do. deed was nothing but smile. now the cause of sony movement has been dead in india or for some dying. no, but it has been kept alive in the bows of those of canada. now the call list on the movement is basically you section the sink community in canada. seek set, purchase that all set up auto indian status on job b. com. dalton, separate states called con. this done, the indian government has repeated he's requested the adjusting to the government to keep in check bill extremist elements that have green on the canadian soil. but all of those requests have fallen on deaf fios security because at this point, honestly want to explode. so seeing is that justin pseudo is coming across to somebody who is ready to deal with the rabbit. good. it would extreme elements as long as it is solving his politica

justin's motto is just pick up one piece of trash at a time and it all adds up.tin says the trash punks are on track to pick up their millionth pound of trash later this year. >> the group doesn't just pick up trash on the streets. several times a year the trash punks on, ewaste collection events to safely dispose of outdated and unused electronics. >>> if you've missed it this afternoon, we are reairing our cbs news bay area earth day special tonight at 10:00. we will look at how scientists and everyday pool in the bay area are working together to protect the planet. it is streaming on kpix.com, the free cbs news app, and on pluto tv. >>> still ahead, we are going to feel the change coming in our weather. paul has a closer look a ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anythi

and what justin, to do. deed was nothing but smile. now the color sunny movement has been dead in india or for some time now, but it has been kept alive in the powers of those of canada. now the color sun movement is basically you section the sea community in canada and seek step purchase that all set up auto indian sate of one job be called out of a separate states called con. this done, the indian government has repeated these, requested the adjusting to the governments to keep in check the extremist elements that are brewing on the canadian soil. but all of those requests have full known deshio security because at this point, honestly what exports. the thing is that justin pseudo is coming across as somebody was ready to deal with the radically, with extreme elements as long as it is serving his political interest in april. we also celebrate 6 heritage fund and were helping sick canadians tell your stories. were supporting a space in the royal ontario museum, dedicated to sick arts, culture and heritage, with an investment of $60000

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precious muir, diane spencer , and justin panks. diane spencer, and justin panks. justin, why are we giving fujitsu more work and what have they got on us? have they got william wragg's x—rated pictures? >> they must have something. i mean, it's funny, these companies used to pretend to be nice and then get found out, but now it's like the big tech companies and the big companies are all in a race to see who can become skynet. they're just the gloves. they're not even tied in it and think it's it anymore. and i think it's like ever scandal like the worst ever scandal about tech company. not the about a tech company. not the worst one worst ever, because there's one every but it was a bad every week. but it was a bad scandal. and the back scandal. and it's off the back of and is like, are of that pr. and is it like, are they a scapegoat? so when the government start doing horrendous they oh, horrendous things, they go, oh, it's not you know what, what it's not us, you know what, what are called? fujitsu. are they called? fujitsu. fujitsu know was all fujitsu you kno

so we want to welcome justin today. welcome, justin. welcome hello, commissioners. alaina moore planning staff today we have two legacy businesses before you. staff will give presentations and afterwards, business owners and members of the public will have a chance to speak during public comment. thank you. elena. given the recusal, we should just take up item for a separately and then we'll take up for b. okay. so it works well today because there are only two items. but okay, in the future we might figure something out okay. so then maggie can present for a first. good afternoon, commissioners maggie dong planning staff the first legacy business application that is before you is for nihonmachi street fair, located on the southwest corner of webster and post street in the japantown neighborhood. the street fair itself was founded in 1973 by steve nakajo, ron kanzaki, and kenny kanzaki. the nonprofit organization that oversees the street fair was actually incorporated in 1988 and run by the three co-founders until grace was appointed as executive director in 1998. s

i'm justine waldman. the big story that we've been tracking all day, several protests being held across the bay area wrecking havoc on bay area freeways and bridges today. all lanes, though, back open now on the golden gate bridge. they were shut down after dozens of protesters locked themselves together into parked cars on the southbound lanes that was heading from marin county, the north bay into the city. and then oakland, protesters shut down all the northbound lanes on 8.80, at 5th avenue right near jack london square just about a mile away. they also blocked the southbound lanes on 80 at 7th street. protesters also blocked the southbound on-ramp to 80 at 7th street and our kron four's team coverage starts right now with our rob nesbitt. he's been on the scene there at 7th in 8.80, robbed during our coverage we had earlier in the day we watched the chp officers walks step by step slowly. those protesters off of 8.80, right to where you are. and we can still see that there is chp presence behind you b

they are justin jones and gloria johnson.resentative justin j pearson who i spoke to on friday night became the faces of the antigovernment following the shooting at covenant school. in the wake of the shooting, the tennessee three, as these three have come to be called, joined thousands in protest of the states gun laws on the states house floor. the decision to fight back, small acts of courage were not met without consequence. both jones and pearson, who are black, were booted from the republican-controlled state house for their actions. johnson, who is white, dodged ocean by one vote. however, both men returned to their seats last fall after local governments voted to re- enter date them. it's abundantly clear that the tennessee threes fight for more sensible gun laws is far from over. on the other side of the break, both justin jones and gloria johnson join me to explain why this new law threatens the safety of classrooms in tennessee. tennessee. the only migraine men that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those wi

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i'm justine waldman. 4 news 3 is next. you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce, it's the sheet. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we're going to start with some developing news after a horrific sight in the east bay. because there was a fiery crash that has left multiple people dead in pleasanton kron for some to call is live on the scene there with the very latest. thanks for joining us. >> i just even with the car this is one of the more ugly scenes i've ever been. a part of you could i

justine about round one.ay, reminding us that this year marks the 75th anniversary of the winner of the masters getting a green jacket. surely the most coveted garment in all of sports. we're live at augusta national golf club. i'm brad means back to you. that so true. brad, thank you. >> the nfl is raising the standard for player safety with some of the safest helmets it is ever tested. a proved to be taken onto the field. that will happen this fall. the league approved a dozen new helmets after a year that saw 219 concussions during the preseason and regular season making it the second straight year with over 200 head injuries. 12 new helmet models are not eligible for players to wear this upcoming season. some of them are going to be more position, specific helmets, the leaks as 5, the how that's tested better than any other helmet ever worn in the nfl. >> copious amounts of impact testing and simulation that are run up against the type impacts we see in the nfl, the size of the players, the speed of the p

so we want to welcome justin today. welcome, justin. welcome hello, commissioners. alaina moore planning staff today we have two legacy businesses before you. staff will give presentations and afterwards, business owners and members of the public will have a chance to speak during public comment. thank you. elena. given the recusal, we should just take up item for a separately and then we'll take up for b. okay. so it works well today because there are only two items. but okay, in the future we might figure something out okay. so then maggie can present for a first. good afternoon, commissioners maggie dong planning staff the first legacy business application that is before you is for nihonmachi street fair, located on the southwest corner of webster and post street in the japantown neighborhood. the street fair itself was founded in 1973 by steve nakajo, ron kanzaki, and kenny kanzaki. the nonprofit organization that oversees the street fair was actually incorporated in 1988 and run by the three co-founders until grace was appointed as executive director in 1998. s

during his trip to montreal, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced an investment of nearly 2.5 billion canadian dollars in the field of artificial intelligence. according to the canadian radio website. the matter has been opposed by the leader of conservatives. another announcement from justin trudeau burden in the field of artificial intelligence, purchase of computing servers, support of the company and workers, new institutions to secure links. the package of two billion and 400 million dollars is added to the set of measures announced by the prime minister. ten and a half billion dollars previously. it was added to the upcoming government budget, which has the flavor of the pre-election period. the leader of the conservatives considers such actions uncontrolled expenses by the government. while it is expected that the budget deficit of the canadian government will reach 40 billion dollars this year, pierre polivert cuts federal spending he demanded, but cost reduction is not on justin trudeau's agenda. the austerity that pierre-polivre is proposing means cutting funding

justin howard roger, when you review a book and you're reading it, do you take notes as you go? i do. and then the notes i build out the review from the notes, usually in my phone, about big ideas. i don't take a lot of handwritten notes. i just drop down stuff in the notes and then i'll copy and paste that in a google doc, and then i'll just build around that. but i'm always thinking about writing, even when i'm not writing. so oftentimes they're doing the dishes or like taking a walk. i'm just thinking about how i can explain. why this book is worth a reader's time. and so it's not easy, but i think it's manageable. i'll say where it's i can just gradually earn like a couple hundred words into two or 3000 words. hopefully by my deadline. well, we invited you on about books to talk about some of the spring books that are coming up that your interested in. what are some of those books? yeah, there's a lot of good ones. i tried to bring a pretty diverse list because i do like read and write about a lot of different things. i'm really into lauren euler's book, no judgment, which c

justin j pierson, state representative, is back with me. i wanted to go back to the fact that what you did in the tennessee legislature to object to the legislature not wishing to consider gun control after a very serious shooting in your state was what i call a small act of courage. meaning a small political statement that you took in the legislature and it became a very big thing. the world learned about tennessee and the world learned about you and the world learned about the situation because you did something. i'm trying to figure out ways in which you talk to people, inspiring them to say, in this moment in which democracy is at stake, what are the things you can do that will help fix it? >> i always want to talk with you. i think the tennessee republican party did not want me to. but we are back. we all have the power to have courage in difficult moments and we have a responsibility and obligation in such a moment as this to stand up and speak truth to power and to use our voices in this moment in time to encourage others to tap into

love justin. it is devastating and heartbreaking that it doesn't appear that either of you cherished or even wanted your son. but i wholeheartedly wanted and cherished mine. you have failed your son and you have failed us all. this failure had deadly consequences that can never be undone or made right. i am asking, your honor, for the maximum sentence allowed. thank you. >> thank you for being here. >> harris: so i want to just pause here because i don't want to step on these parents, these family members. we don't know if they will all be moms at this point. the parents are giving impact statements and they're powerful. this case is so important because the people on trial are the parents of a mass school shooter and they are the first patients convicted in a u.s. mass school shooting. this is justin's father. so we just heard from his mom. let's watch together. >> at this time i'm here to address a different judge and the parents of the deeply disturbed teenager who murdered my son. this is my o

justin howard roger, when you review a book and you're reading it, do you take notes as you go? i do. and then the notes i build out the review from the notes, usually in my phone, about big ideas. i don't take a lot of handwritten notes. i just drop down stuff in the notes and then i'll copy and paste that in a google doc, and then i'll just build around that. but i'm always thinking about writing, even when i'm not writing. so oftentimes they're doing the dishes or like taking a walk. i'm just thinking about how i can explain. why this book is worth a reader's time. and so it's not easy, but i think it's manageable. i'll say where it's i can just gradually earn like a couple hundred words into two or 3000 words. hopefully by my deadline. well, we invited you on about books to talk about some of the spring books that are coming up that your interested in. what are some of those books? yeah, there's a lot of good ones. i tried to bring a pretty diverse list because i do like read and write about a lot of different things. i'm really into lauren euler's book, no judgment, which c

however, i really want these families of madison baldwin, giuliana, kate, and justin, to know how truly sorry i am on how devastated i was when i heard what happened to them. i have cried for a year and the rest of your children more times than i can count. i know your pain and loss will never go away. part of you will be missing forever. but please know that i am truly very sorry, i am sorry for your loss as a result of what my son has done. i it really does. i am not going to overdo a lot of things that were already said but, i know the full amount of pressure that you had on you and the responsibility that has been placed on you throughout this case. i have the utmost respect for you, and i am going to ask that you sentence us for failure, you presided over my child and heard the evidence that was placed against me you know that what my every day because of what my son has done. but i want you to know i still grieve for everyone as i have explained. for everyone who has been affected, on what my son pled guilty to allowed. for as long as the court deems necessary. i also want to addr

during his trip to montreal, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced an investment of nearly billion canadian dollars in the field of artificial intelligence, but according to the leader the conservative party of canada is such uncontrolled spending measures by the government, while the budget deficit of the canadian government this year reaches 40 billion dollars, but according to him, reducing costs is not on justin trudeau's agenda. chinese scientists have succeeded in producing smart optical fiber. which produces light without the need for battery power. the power source of this fiber is the electromagnetic energy of the human body. smart optical fiber can be used to make smart fabrics to control electrical products such as screens and other products. you are still watching the world today. despite the continuation and intensification of the regime's attacks zionist to the strip of gaza, but the people of this region to a bright future. they hope that today's picture was widely shared, which shows a palestinian child trying to pull himself out of the pile of displaced peo

do you drive as well as you play golf, justin?e isn't. the masters is something special, and it's a cross between the chelsea flower show and a golf tournament. i think it's the only major championship, as well, that we play at the same venue. you know, obviously, if you win the open championship, you know, you win it, but the following year you're defending that claretjug at a different venue. i'll grab the flag. this is the moment. 0k. i basically had this putt to win the masters before — 2017 was very similar to this. and the puttjust stayed high and touched the right edge on the way past. so it's quite astonishing that i didn't win the tournament. drains it! oh, look at that. so he's made it look so easy. 0h! yeah. convincing. never a doubt. to get one of those special green jackets you're presented with if you win it, is that the greatest achievement? for me, being a british golfer, i still think to have the claretjug sitting on my dining—room table — i still think that is the ultimate. but if i could hold the claretjug whils

here to discuss, tennessee state representative justin jones. you know him as one of the tennessee three. he was reinstated to his bridges in one year ago yesterday after he was peacefully protesting gun violence. rachel wagner joined us, the tent children's reporter at the tennessean and usa today network. rachel, what should we know about this bill because it's almost too much to believe. >> right. there is a lot to unpack. first of all, the requirements it has for the teachers or staff members who carry are laid out in the bill. they would have to get a handgun carry permit and complete annual training with local law enforcement, 20 hours a year, and in the district director of schools, the principal and the chief of the law enforcement agency would have to sign off on it along with having a mental health investigation and an fbi background check. >> but, once they do that, a teacher could have a gun on their belt while teaching the third grade. >> yes, and another thing that has raised a lot of concerns is that they want you to disclose whic

in the post justin's mother questions by guns were aimed at her son justin and his brother kristin. materialized force used against my son is deplorable. if these were the sons of a nonblack celebrity they would not have been handled with the same aggression. she revealed that justin and kristin combs has hired the same high powered lawyer who represents john gody jr. and el chapo. sean "diddy" combs continues to deny all the allegations against them all right. >> carley got some headlines. certainly do lawrence. largest fresh egg producer in the country has detected bird flu in chickens poultry farm a farm in michigan have been being effected 1.6 million hens and 337,000 young hens have been destroyed to contain the outbreak. the company that owns the poultry farm said it sells most of its eggs in the south florida governor ron stands. flight program press secretary says governor desantis championed the state's efforts to increase penalties for human trafficking and smuggling and crackdown on illegal aliens who commit crimes. this comes as a federal judge dismisses claims against d

i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin at san francisco state university where pro-palestine protesters are camping on the quad. they have a list of demands for university officials kron four's terisa stasio joins us now live from there. and what is the situation? >> well, just in the situation is that these are very passionate students with a lot to say. cover the quad campus in san francisco state university. a protester setting up to speak up. >> similar to statements being made other college campuses around the country. these protesters say that they are out here to push university officials and u.s. officials to disclose expenditures. the college may with foreign investors divest. if those are controversial and have controversial ties to the region defend palestinians declare the occupation of gaza as a designated spokesperson talked to me about the group's schools. i important for the entire this encampment and other cameras around the country across the not about the university not about it is.

canadian prime minister justin trudeau. during his trip to montreal , he announced the investment of nearly 2.5 billion canadian dollars in the field of artificial intelligence. according to the website of radio canada, this matter has been opposed by the leader of conservatives. another announcement by justin trud, this time in the field of artificial intelligence , the purchase of informatics servers to support. the company and the workers of new institutions to secure the links of 2 billion and 400 million dollars to the set of measures announced by the prime minister is added. previously, ten and a half billion dollars were added to the future budget of the government. a budget that has the smell of the pre-election period. the conservative leader considers such measures uncontrolled spending by the government. while the budget deficit of the canadian government is expected to reach 40. the start of rice transplanting in gilan the first mechanized rice transplanting in the new crop year was implemented in rudsar. the be

juliana tate, myre mirror and justin shilling to know how it's really helps really sorry, i am and how devastated i was when i heard what happened to them i cried for you and the loss of your children more times than i can count i know you're paying in los will never go away >> part of you will be missing forever but please know that i am truly very sorry i am sorry for your loss as a result. >> what my son did i cannot express how much i wish that i had done what was going on with him or what was going to happen because i absolutely wouldn't have done a lot of things differently again, my my part pours out to every single one of you it, really does judge matthews, i'm not going to i'm not going to overdo a lot of things that we're already said but i know the full amount of pressure that you have on you and the responsibility that has been placed on you throughout this case the upmost respect for you and i'm simply going to ask that you sentenced me in fair. and just way you presided over my trial and heard the evidence that was presented against me you know that what my son did >> i w

another announcement by justin trudeau, this time in the field of artificial intelligence, the purchase of computing servers, support for companies and workers, new institutions to secure links. 2 billion and 400 million dollars package to. the set of measures announced by the prime minister is added. previously, ten and a half billion dollars were added to the future budget of the government. a budget that has the smell of the pre-election period . the conservative leader considers such measures uncontrolled spending by the government. at while the budget deficit of the canadian government is expected to reach 40 billion dollars this year, pierre polivore called for a reduction in federal spending. but cost reduction is on the agenda. scientists have built a robotic dog that can be used for future extraterrestrial missions on the moon. planets and possibly surfaces beyond the solar system will be used. researchers at nasa's johnson space center move these four-legged robots on different surfaces of the earth and snow-covered areas and train them to be able to enter craters on the moon

i'm justine waltman. the san francisco police department says it completed a series of reforms, but critics say there's still a lot of work to be done. kron 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> well, here in san francisco, the city and the police department say that they have completed a series of reforms that they have been working on for the better part of a decade. 7 years ago, the police department was under heavy criticism following several violent incidents, including the shooting death of mario woods at the time the obama administration department of justice may 272 reform recommendations, including asking the department to address biased policing limit use of force, address racial equity issues, improve transparency and data collection. on friday, the police department announced that they have submitted the last 27 responses to all 272 reform recommendations. they submitted those responses to the california department of justice. now, critics of the department have said that the police departm

justin and christian is deplorable.he sons of a non-black celebrity, they would not have been handled with the same aggression. she questions of justin needed several laser beams from firearms pointed at his chest or christian needed. a gun pointed at the back of his head while handcuffed. it was absolutely done by the book. former fbi agent jennifer cough and after says agents need to take several things into account when carrying out a raid like this. first of all, they had probable cause to believe there were weapons. they had probable cause to believe that were drugs. >> they had, i believe information regarding individuals and his entourage and then he could have been there possibly. and he has been involved altercations where weapons have been used. she says they also have to take into consideration the size of the massive mansion. it would be remiss not to bring a well trained tactical team. and that's exactly what they did. and that's why everyone went home and no one was hurt, including that comes family. >> th

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justine. it was an emotional day, everyone from cars, former players to school administrators to even some reporters were holding back tears throughout our banner beers. >> departing press conference, but she seemed peace feel like it's really the right decision for her to make. you know, the phrase greatest of all time get4 thrown around an awful lot. maybe a little bit overused, but not when it comes to tara vanderveer. you can truly say that she is one of the all-time greatest in her particular sport. a few of the numbers you mentioned her ncaa record all-time record for most wins in ncaa basketball men's women's 1216, 3 national championship titles here at stanford. 15 final 4 appearances. 22 elite. 8 appearance is 28 sweet 16 appearance as and for van der veer. it's never been about any of that. she's never been motivated by the accolades by the stats. in fact, today, she said she's realized over the years that she hates losing more than she actually enjoys winning. so for her more than a

i'm justine waltman. our top stories.ned semi and how it could snarl traffic during the evening commute is around one 30 last night that a big rig flip between westbound to 38 80 in san lorenzo. it had been trafficking blocking traffic there ever since kron. first, charles clifford is live now for us in the area. the roadway fully now reopened. but what are the impacts of that accident still having now? >> well, good the good news here is they've clear that accident, but there are some residual delays. the connector between westbound 2.38, and southbound 8.80, is reopen, but they're still caltrans crews working in the area which is slowing things down as they clean up this mess from this accident early this morning. according to the california highway patrol around one 30 thursday morning, a big rig truck pulling a trailer full of frozen foods crashed on the connecting red between westbound to 38 in 8.80, in san lorenzo. >> officers arriving on scene from the trailer on its side truck leaking fuel out onto the roadway. th