. >> cher and keith met seven years before that when the vivacious blonde walked into a little bar keith owned in florida. >> came in and those big blue eyes and big smile. i was hooked. she was just so beautiful. >> cher grew up in st. louis where her all american good looks got her into modelling as a teenager. >> eventually, cher moved to florida where her sister judy says she became a savvy businesswoman, running her own neon sign company. >> she would always make sure she had that income. she made sure she was setting herself up for what exactly what she wanted to do was retire and travel around the world. >> cher did travel but mostly in the u.s. then a friend invited her to visit exotic boca del toro. >> it decided to live there in seven days. the people here were phenomenal. children love panama and kids. >> keith is a carpenter. he built their dream home, a collection of shiny building on top of their lush green island. cher planted a tropical garden and adopted lots of animals including a pet monkey and a beautiful brown doberman pincher named jack. he adored cher and followed

keith: that is a big one for the union. like auto companies, all three of them, overuse temporary workers and those workers are paid less, have fewer benefits, and fewer protections against dismissal. they would like to see less use of those low-cost workers. they also want workers who are new to the company to grow into the top rate quicker. right now, it takes eight years to grow to the $30 an hour rate that you get at the top of the uaw scale. they would like that reduced to four years. shery: we have seen the uaw distracted by a federal corruption case against its leaders. how has that played into the negotiations, if at all? keith: it really looms over the negotiations, this corruption scandal. the latest turn with a union regional direction -- director being arrested last week. then union president gary jones being implicated. that has caused a real backlash among the rank-and-file. there's a lot of unhappiness with their leadership. gary jones has not been seen around for a few days, although he remains the president

charles broghammer keith a. broomfield juloise brown lloyd stanford brown patrick john brown bettina b. browne-radburn bruehert andrew brunn vincent edward brunton ronald bucca brandon j. buchanan greg j. buck dennis buckley nancy clare bueche patrick joseph buhse john edward bulaga, jr. stephen bruce bunin christopher l. burford matthew j. burke charles f. burlingame iii thomas e. burnett, jr. donald j. burns kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside >> and my cousin, your family misses you, you'll always be remembered. >> and my son, my beloved son, todd aaron. there are no words to tell you how much you are missed. how much i -- we remember and miss you, your intelligence, your humor, and your love. every day is less valuable without you. richard michael caggiano cecile marella caguicla john brett cahill michael john cahill scott walter cahill thomas joseph cahill george c. cain salvatore b. calabro joseph m. calandrillo philip v. calcagno edward calderon jose o. calderon-olmedo kenneth marc

she'd been gone a week when the sheriff asked detective keith matz to look into it.sage. something off, said her family. >> this doesn't sound like marie. >> reporter: huh, so when you got that one -- the antenna must have gone up, huh? >> the antennas did go up. >> reporter: detective nesli suhi-moore didn't hear about the case then. because -- >> i was on leave. >> reporter: on maternity leave. >> correct. so -- and i came back, two weeks after she was initially reported missing. >> reporter: and that's when nesli heard from other detectives about the case keith was working on. >> and -- poor keith had no idea that i was gonna come bully my way into that investigation. >> reporter: and why did you wanna bully your way into the investigation? >> i think the connection of just having a child -- i just knew that she didn't leave on her own. >> reporter: so here they were. partners. the young detective who happened to be a brand new mother. and the veteran who'd seen just about everything. and who soon learned from friends and family that marie was deeply attached to b

here is keith morgan with the conclusion of "secrets in a small town."lavender sounded for all the world like she was boasting as she confessed to her cellmate that she murdered teresa mayfield in cold blood. in fact, in recorded conversations with her cellmate, dawn not only admitted to shooting teresa, but said that she had tried once before. that strange night at the casino when teresa came home stumbling, that was her first attempt at murder. >> she wouldn't die. woke up the next damned night. >> why would she want to kill her friend? because, listen to this, the whole answer to the whole puzzle comes down to one little word. dawn uses it when telling her cellmate what she did. we? she was not acting alone, she had a co-conspirator. >> i don't know if she was trying to be a show off, because she was calling herself a hit man. >> dawn was a hired gun for -- you guessed it. scott mayfield. >> she was a loving wife, loving mother. >> the man who heaped praise on his dead wife, his grieving children by his side was according to dawn the architect who des

keith kevin o'connor. richard j. o'connor. amy o'doherty. marni authority.now watches over me every day. >> and my uncle. uncle mike, we love you, miss you and hope you found peace and a pair of skis up in heaven. >> john. >> hatchback o'keefe. gerald thomas o'leary. linda merry. via elizabeth oliver. jeffrey james olson. stephen james olson. toshihiro onda. seamus oneal. peter j. o'neill junior. christopher orgielewicz. virginia ormiston. kevin o. rourke. plonk ortego-campos. alexander ortiz. james marie. >> amelio pete ortiz. david ortiz. and my brother daniel. we miss you and love you and we keep you alive and the victims of 9/11. please, never forget. and my brother, my big brother, joseph john henson free. i go by the memorial every day on my way to work and like all of us do i know he would want me to take a moment to say i am proud of you mom, dad to have our ups and downs but we are there for each other and extremely proud of us and my little nephew who isn't so little anymore how proud he is a view. do great. i would be remiss if i did mention two o

keith, would you be so kind. >> is this a crime scene >> i know. >> hello, keith. >> i'm sure a lot ofn't know what to think about this. >> are you going to finish up pop start? you taking it? >> i'll take it. all right. next up, what's going to be next up, oh, the curious case of breaking bad with the show's sequel movie el camino coming out next month, fugitive from the law, or is he, we're getting a look at the first trailer, jesse pinkman, a fugitive from the law, or is he, gang members murdered by his drug dealing partner, what's pinkman to do now that he's escaped captivity? here's a clip from the trailer >> yes ♪ that's the way these things ge ♪ ♪ >> you ready ♪ >> you ready >> yeah. >> out on the run, count me in el camino hits netflix in october. >> keith. >> is that how you talk at home at the dinner table? >> never >> that's how he ordered dinner, keith morrison, the whole gang is here, dateline is going to join us on the plaza in a minute stay tuned for that. it's one of the few times that we get together to be here >> we're going to introduce your team to the world here in

keith: rental reversion will go a little slower. for select trades over the course of the year because of recent events. however, i think there's still a lot of defense elements that we can boost, including the financial institutions, food and beverage. they are doing well. i think that rental reversion will continue to be reasonably healthy. we need to provide appropriate measures to alleviate and hopefully stimulate sales. tenantsve you had any forfeit leases? have any tenants been outperforming? keith: outperforming is a relative term. food and beverage are doing well. keith, thank you for joining us today with the latest on the rental property business in hong kong. hour, hongn the next kong electrical member, outspoken critic of the extradition bill. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: and i'm paul allen in sydney. let's get a quick check of the headlines. singapore's sovereign wealth fund is among the most famous hotels. gic plans to buy a majority stake in the hotels in a deal w

keith, let me start with you.nder pressure this morning, nothing dramatically but grappling with what jay powell did say, did not say. we saw the manufacturing number come in really nicely particularly the employment part of it. we saw the fed intervene in the repo market. seems like wall street was happy they worked it out. >> charles, real growth produces real profits. the market is looking past the fact that powell provided non-answer answers and concentrate what they do best is make money. charles: david, manufacturing, everyone keeps talking about that being sort of the thing, even the federal lewds to it. the biggest hit, trade, it's a weak area. business investment, those kind of things but we had a good manufacturing report today. industrial production was up pretty good. capacity utilization is up. business equipment from that side was soaring. i won't say much ado about nothing but the demise hasn't occurred yet? >> i think that's right. this really bodes well. the problem really in my view has not been

tomorrow keith green's girlfriend at the time of his murder is expected to testify. this trial is expected to last until mid-november. kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> new developments in the feud between the 49ers and the city of santa clara over the control of events at levi's stadium. the 49ers filed a lawsuit on friday after the city moved to ending the team's agreement when it comes to concerts and other nonfootball events. today santa clara responded, saying it was looking forward to settling the dispute in court rather than going through private arbitration. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and that means finding solutions that protect the environment. there could be one right here in the bay area that could help clear our air. >>> a car dealership finds itself in hot water with the state of california. the accusations being made and what it means if you bought a vehicle from the dealer. >>> one large road engt >>> abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area. to do that we are committing more time and resources to the issues that im

once again, here's keith morrison. >> stop right there. turn around.hands on top of your head. drop down to your knees. >> reporter: the scene that played out in front of the todd and rachel winkler's home in the airpark that monday morning, february 27, 2012, grew more bizarre by the moment. as neighbor marion cockrell watched the police surround todd, he saw something quite incomprehensible. >> they handcuffed him and took him off and we didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: todd, under arrest? charged with murder for killing rachel. what about her lover, the man with all the guns? no, it was todd in handcuffs. the investigators disappeared into the house and found a bloody crime scene. and rachel winkler, dead in her baby's bedroom. they found the couple's three young children safe and sound across the street at a neighbor's house. todd had dropped them off there before the police arrived. soon, todd himself was sitting in an interview room at the sheriff's department. where he admitted, yes, he killed rachel. but, he said, he had no choice. a

because we had most of the area dedicated to the field, it was hard to have it along keith street in particular. they didn't want a park along 3rd street because there's no parking there and it's unsafe to unload in that area, which gave us time to seek out additional funding and provide the design that i'm presenting to you today. the design -- what it does here is it keeps the play structure more or less in the same vicinity, although the pathway, rather than running east to west along the north side of the playground, now it runs on the south side. the biggest change is the infield is moved to 3rd and armstrong, rather than on armstrong and on keith street. this allows and opens this green area that you see along keith street the opportunity to have informal gatherings as well as formal gatherings and larger gatherings for the community. it allows easy access to keith street, closer to the restroom and closer to the pool if you have children of varying ages doing various activities. this is a better and larger plan of it where you can see the different amenities that there are. th

prosecutors believer adella dumped the body of keith green in sanoma county. >>> a 21-year-old man is facing charges in connection to a shooting at san jose state university. police arrested 21-year-old joseph. he is now facing attempted murder and other charges. now, police say he shot several surround rounds last week and hit both a parking garage and the martin luther king, jr. library. no one was hurt in the shooting, buttonses and surveillance video helped police find and book him. he was booked on felony attempted murder. >>> later this morning, a san francisco judge will hold another hearing in the battle over building a navigation center for the homeless. last week, critics asked for a restraining order to stop the controversial project. the judge allowed construction to continue at least for now. san francisco mayor has been pushing for this navigation center saying it is needed to help the city's homeless. people living in that neighborhood worry about rising crime. >>> housespeaker nancy pelosi has sent a letter to members of congress warning of a new stage of investigation

. >> patrick healy, former clinton white house aide keith boynkin and rob asterino. patrick, this has become lying to cover up a mistake, which -- which turned into a lie over time. >> yeah. the president was wrong and it seems like enough administration officials now decided to say, to fix this and we'll put out false information basically through weather forecasters and these were people who were in charge of the united states government that are, you know, that the population is supposed to have faith in, that they're dealing in facts and in accurate weather forecasting who were being pressured from as high as the white house chief of staff to change their scientific-based reports because the president had his facts wrong. this is an extraordinary involvement by a white house to go into science, directly into science and how whether storms like this are forecasted, basically just to make the president, it seems like, feel better about his own, you know, guessing and predicting about -- about dorian's path. >> especially -- look, it's unacceptable the president wou

amy walter and tamara keith consider elizabeth warren's improving political fortunes. on hised career in front of and behind the camera. he >> woodruff:ight over family planning takes to the courts. earlier this summer, the trumpst admition won an important victory for its new rule ending federal funding to clinics that make abortion referrals. the rules have placed new restrictions on a program known as title ten used by taxpayer-nd clinics. today, the case went to a larger panel of federal app judges in san francisco. john yang gets an update on theg case and theents. >> reporter: jy, more than 900 inics-- just under half of them run by planned parenthood-- edd several states have pu t out ofhe program, giving up federal funds rather than complying with the new regulations. the money goes to pay for such reproductive health services as birth control, s.t.d. testing and treatment and screenings for cervical and bast cancer for low-income people. the issue in today's hearing bere an 11-judge panel is whether the new federal rule may remain in place while legal challeng

keith boykin is here, tara setmayer. good evening to both of you.etings. brand new nbc/wall street journal poll out today. v.p. joe biden continues to lead the field at 31%. senator elizabeth warren isn't far behind, 25%. warren is on the rise. just look at the crowd last night here in new york city. check it out. it was a pretty big crowd down in washington square park. what do you think? is this -- i mean that's a big crowd last night. why do you think she's on the rise? what's going on? >> she's doing almost everything right. she's got the enthusiasm more than any other candidate as borne out by this new poll, that she has far more enthusiasm than all the other candidates. she's got the policy positions she's giving out in detail. and she's got the progressive credentials that some of the other candidates do not have. if you compare her with joe biden, i mean i voted for joe biden twice, when he was vice president for -- >> you really voted for obama. >> well, yeah, but he was the running mate. >> he was on the ticket, but you -- >> i voted for h

today, arson investigators were at the end of clinton keith road where itbe the lightning strike hit and caused all of this. there is no dispute this is the origin of the fire. what they don't know for sure, was it in fact a lightning strike that hit here or could be have been something else? a discarded cigarette? who knows. this is where it started. it was a wind-driven fire and in no time was off and running. no comment if they found anything suspicious. as for mureieta today, a sigh of relief that the wind isn't blowing and they still have homes. >>> the feds are going after car makers that signed a deal with california on emission standards. the justice department has launched an anti-trust investigation. doj lawyers look at whether ford, honda, bmw and volkswagen violated any federal laws on competition. what the trump administration had proposed. governor gavin newsom directed this tweet at the with the: quote, i know this is your go- to these days, but no fake science or math will change the fact that california's vehicle emission standards will save americans billions while

the victim in this case is keith green. he was killed in 2016. his body found in a field with a bullet wound in his neck. among the suspects is the mother of his two children. tiffany lee has been out of jail after posting bail, $35 million, a record. she's charged with murder along with her al let's get to chris who is live for us outside the redwood city hall of justice with the reason why and a look at day one. chris. >> reporter: absolutely. good evening. he was supposed to be a key witness in this trial until he was sent back to jail last week, one of the turns we've seen early into this trial. in another dramatic reveal the defense arguing today that in fact he alone is responsible for keith green's murder. >> this ey have the wrong peopln trial. that's been clear from day one. how they're pursuing him will be up to the d.a.'s office. >> reporter: tiffany lee's lawyer said it was one of the longest opening statements of her career. in great detail she presented text messages and phone conversations to make the case that lee and green were n

. >> let's go to keith in fargo north dakota.ith, go ahead. >> 29 years o eny uncle was up in colorado they were drilling for oil and they were getting gushes of oil and just tapping it and looking for a rhenium our government is screwing us over. i want our government to quit whipping us off. the thinking was we are eventually going to run out of oil. pretty much i don't think there's anyone that discusses the idea of peak oil anymore. now with the idea of peak demand. tracking technology, all the idifferent changes you have in drilling, they basically are producing more than they ever thought was possible and we even have ideas like stranded assets now. countries are abandoning Ãb companies are abandoning exploration in countries simply because they don't have the money or time to do it. they can do so elsewhere much more cheaply. the u.s. oil supply has really changed the game in terms of supply and demand. no longer talking about peak supply talking about when demand will run. >> good morning, can you hear me? >> yes we can.

here's keith morrison with "dark valley." >> reporter: there is a kind of peace here, here in her own chosen exile the vast pacific for company. how else to live with what's impoble to understand? or forget? what began that sunny afternoon, far away in southern california san fernando valley, early may, 2012. >> something was really wrong, but a lot were wrong than i could imagine. >> reporter: it was the boy who knew at first, knew something was wrong. his dad was supposed to take him to school that morning. but after school -- >> i was to go to school and pick him up after basketball practice. when i showed up, he said, daddy didn't pick me up this morning. i said, what? he said, daddy didn't pick me up this morning. >> reporter: busy family, the boy got to school some other way around the corner. >> he said he got a ride by someone else. >> the situation sounded too crazy, love affairs, drug dealers, too outlandish. >> reporter: once those stable loving piece versus blown apart, how do they come towing again in. >> somebody is going to walk away from this who maybe you wish wasn't

prosecutors say adella dumped the body of keith green in sanoma county. >>> late they are morning, a san francisco judge will hold yet another hearing in the battle over building a navigation center for the homeless. last week, critics of threstrai order to the young judge allowed construction to continue at least for now. pushing saying it is necessary to help the homeless. people living in that neighborhood worry about attracting crime. >>> oakland police had extra patrols over the weekend to crack down on side show activity. >> we have a lot of injuries. very people ran over by cars. we have cars spinning donuts. a lot of times those cars are stolen. >> up next, the additional support oakland police officers are receiving to keep people safe. >>> first, the new bus only lanes that will be used today in the east baby ac transit. >>> and we continue to keep an eye on the san matteo bridge. a couple of problems as you approach the bridge. once you get on there, you can see traffic looks good. more details coming up. >>> a little bit of fog out there. that is going to give way and eve

it is the first paragraph of lord keith's decision.w and of no effect. —— was therefore null. that is because it was pointed out that article 18 of the act of union talks about scott's private law and matters of evident utility. and the judgment of lord keith that is relied upon is that 144, in the middle of the page, in the middle of the main paragraph on page 144, lord keith says, i am however of opinion that the question of an act altering pa rt that the question of an act altering part of scott's private law isn't for the evident utility and is not a justiciable issue. the making of decisions on what must essentially bea decisions on what must essentially be a political matter is now part of the function of the court. the function of the court is to adjudicate on particular rights and obligations of individual persons in relation to other persons or to the states, etc, etc. unsurprising as a conclusion. i would respectfully qualify lord keith's analysis, if it is suggested that the only function of the court is to adjudicate on the

million dollars bail after being charged with the 20-16 murder of her children's father--- 27-year-old keith green. san mateo county superior court judge did not give a reason for the delay-- but opening statements are now set for next tuesday. li's family-- who made millions on chinese constriction-- helped her post the bail that allowed her to stay in her hillsborough mansion pending trial. li and her boyfriend, kaveh bayat, are charged with the murder of green. bayat remains jailed on 35-million dollars bail. green's body was found along a dirt road nearly two weeks after he had been last seen meeting with li to discuss custody of their children. (grant/on cam) an a-t-m machine has been discovered along the side highway 101 south of gilroy. it turns out the machine was stolen - during reguar business hours - from the children's discovery museum in san jose(double box)rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose with details aboutthis brazen crime. rob? (rob is live) (justine) in national news tonight... lawmakers are taking a step towards potential impeachment proceedings against presiden

li and her boyfriend kaveh bayat are charged with the murder of 27 year old keith green... who is the father of li's children. green's body was found along a dirt road in sonoma county back in 20-16... nearly two weeks after he had been last seen meeting with li at a restaurant... to discuss custody of their children. prosecutors say she feared losing custody of her children and directed her boyfriend to kill green.(grant) li's wealthy family, who made millions operating chinese construction projects, helped her post the multi million dollar bail, she being charged she has been allowed h er mansion. bayat ody. (topvo ) (pam) a social gathering of people on a balcony ... ends dangerously on the ground at a condominium complex in the south bay kron4's haaziq madyun talks to a downstairs neighbor who says, she feels lucky to be alive a one story (pam) a live look at san francisco international airport... where we are seeing more flight delays and cancellations again .... that's as the work continues to repair one of the airport's main runways. but, some good news, the airport

stay long in tech joining us this morning, wedbush head of tech, and ubs global equity strategist keithr good to see you both. >> good to be here. >> what's your general take? >> obviously some positive headlines overnight for the global market. august was an exhausting month i think we saw 60% of the days in the month had 1% plus moves, and that shows were in a defensive mode that's carrying oifr into early parts of september as well i think main strategy at least amongst the tech and dedicated investors i speak to is to avoid the blowouts the cloud sass complex, valuations got extremely stretched to the upside, and i think the pain that was witnessed last year in q4 of 2018, that's fresh on a lot of guys' minds. so really year-to-date, protection has been at the forefront of the majority of conversations and guys are looking for more value pockets in the sector, whether it's in the memory complex or payment side even comcast and the cable side, activision within the video game space guys are scared of the more kind of crowded trades. >> keith, what's your take on this if you're search

reus amy walter and tamara keith are o examine the closely watched special election in north carolina, and president trump's latest republican challenger. and margaret atwood, author of the acclaimed novel "the handmaid's tale," returns to he esfamous dystopia in the new sequel, "the tments." a sequel to "the hd'slet's write tale" of this kind in 2000, or 'vlet's say in 1999, i wou said, why bother? we're not going there. surely peoe are moving away from that. but in the moment in which we now exist, that's not true anymore. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's "pbs nshr." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been prided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> consumer cellular. >> financial services firm raymd james. t >>he william and flora hewlett 50undation. for more thaears, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these ititutions: and individuals. >> this program was made bssible by the corporation for publadcasting. and by contributions to yo

keith doyle reports.a rey‘s it was a meal to celebrate owen carey's 18th it was a meal to celebrate owen carey's18th birthday. but the teenager died a short time after eating a chicken burger and suffering an allergic reaction in april 2017. the inquest heard that despite telling staff he had allergies, he was not made aware that the chicken was marinated in buttermilk, something he was allergic to. the coroner said a lack of information on the menu, which did not mention the presence of buttermilk in the chicken, meant both owen and the staff were reassured by it. his family spoke outside the coroners court and called for what they named as owen's law. owen was the shining light in oui’ law. owen was the shining light in ourfamily and his dad should not have happened. we hope now that something good can come out of it and we are calling on the government to change the law on allergen labelling in restaurants. the restau ra nt labelling in restaurants. the restaurant chain said its procedures we re restau

keith, you have been out here far couple hour now.f what the feeling is that the negotiations broke down >> we haven't really discussed it much as a collective. >> reporter: are you ready to stand on the picket line for an extended two, three weeks however long it takes? >> yes >> reporter: 2:50 a week is enough to keep you going >> we've had time to prepare, so yeah >> reporter: keith barbie, one of the uaw members picketing here thank you, keith outside the gm plant guys, this really comes down to money. it's all about money as it usually is when it comes to labor strikes when you look at from the perspective of gm and the union, the union wants pay hikes it also wants more jobs guaranteed here in the united states and they want to see more products brought back to the idle gm plants four plants including two final assembly plants been shut down many nerms the f of labor costs, all in, wages, health benefits, all benefits $63 an hour, far hire than their competitors in the big three or foreign auto makers for general motors, the idl

. >> joining us this morning, andrew slemon, keith lerner.e you both >> nice to see you. >> happy friday. >> keith, better trade headlines this week. macro's been at least less worse. i see this coming in at 92 do you think we get over the line and get fresh highs >> this has been along the line back in july we thought it was going to be a bumpy period we got that low. what was very interesting was how negative sentiment got in august and people braced for a lot of bad news. we had the most hedging in the options market and as we've seen some de-escalation on the trade side, we've seen stocks move forward what's really important, what happened on monday, we had something called a breast thrust which is really intense buying when we look back in history, it's happened about 25 times 24 times a year later the stocks were up. that's a good risk reward in our view for the market. we still think the path of least resistance over the next 12 months is higher, but we will see the ongoing concerns and the periodic pull backs. >> how much is dependent

keith morrison (voiceover): for much of his life, don't miss out on this limited time offer.ays to charm the folks around him >>> for much of his life, paul moore had found ways to charm the folks around them and get away with bad behavior. at his trial here in sacramento paul's defense attorney followed what was by now a familiar script. she accused peter of murdering roberto ayala. >> peter moore has a lifetime of making threats. paul does not make threats to roberto. paul works with roberto. >> which is how parisi presented paul to the jury. of course if you know paul had a deeply troubled history with the law. violent sexual offense in his background. but the jury didn't get to hear about that. nor were they told about the dna. quite possibly paul. that was found on the envelope containing the bomb diagram. excluded. would the jury see the same paul moore prosecutors saw? >> he is almost like a marvel comic book arch villain. he's bright, clever, evil as can be and he has a flaw. his flaw is his arrogance. >> the jury retired. to think about it. they were not fooled. afte

here again is keith morrison. >>> it's horrible. it's -- i -- i don't even know how to explain having a microscope go into your world. it's surreal. >> there are few secrets in a person's life that can escape the attention of a determined homicide detective. >> everything comes out. absolutely everything. >> dale and stephanie, it turned out, had their share of secrets. the weird thing one chilly morning six weeks before stephanie was murdered as stephanie told her friend, jennifer. >> she heard spanking and she told me she counted at least eight spanks before she got up the stairs and down the hall to the kitchen. >> well, my boy was acting out far beyond, you know, the norm. and i said, come on. >> that was a wednesday morning. stephanie was furious about the spanking and stormed off to work and that very day was laid off from her county job. and then still upset with dale, stephanie went to see a judge and filed a restraining order against him, sought advice from her friend, bill. >> honestly, i was a little bit surprised. i had

>> seth: yeah. >> "you better dig in harder." >> seth: did you first meet keith richards at a tennis, first met keith richards him at a concert of his and we, you know, got together before the show. >> seth: uh-huh. i stumbled to my seats [ laughter ] i said, "how is this guy going to perform?" and he acted like he had a glass of water [ laughter ] and then, you know, he came to madison square garden when i was playing. and i get this, you know, tap on my shoulder. him and ronnie wood are there. they've come to see me play. and it's during the match on the changeover [ laughter ] so, no one is suppose to get close to you and i get this tap-tap and i'm about to go, "get the hell out of here!" and i look back, and i'm like -- he goes, "it's ronnie. how are you? [ laughter ] the jolt of adrenaline i got was so amazing that i beat the guy 6 love in that set >> seth: that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause i mean, i would think if a rolling stone says hello - >> of course >> seth: you have a show coming up on netflix. you're doing a show with mindy kaling >> oh, yeah. now i'm suppose to n

keith, welcome >> thank you very much >> you and i were just chatting about the fact that you were noting that you're kind of surprised that the stock market isn't down even worse. >> i think it's really resilient and speaks to the trend we've been seeing throughout the last 30 days for sure and i've been a big believer that we'll continue to trend higher throughout the rest of the year but think of something like this that happened 45 years ago, when we did have real supply concerns and the kingdom of saudi arabia was the big player in the market now it's much more dispersed >> we were not a big player. >> at all. for a variety of reasons i am grateful and pleased at the resilience of the equity market on news like this today. >> even some energy-importing nations like china, for example, you didn't see a big sell-off. >> you didn't. remember, china and japan had holidays today, so their markets were blunted a little bit. >> key factor. >> but even still, i think what you're seeing, though, wilf, is that the mere fact that you do have other places to go buy your oil than just the mideast

continues to receive heavy support from the government our correspondent in michigan as well in delhi and keith. i let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the wall this hour police in hong kong have tried to disperse protesters who gathered at a train station and then attempt to disrupt traffic to the airport pro-democracy activists who vowed to continue their protests despite home call me to carry lamb announcing the withdrawal of the controversial extradition bill on wednesday. meanwhile german chancellor angela merkel has cold for the rights and freedoms of hong kong residents to be respected during a visit to china she made the comments of the meeting with the chinese premier league kid chang in beijing games to strengthen business ties with china. iran says it sees different tugboat and arrested 12 filipino crew members the head of the coast guard said that the vessel was part of an oil smuggling operation the seizure comes amid tensions in the gulf of the united states unilaterally withdrew from a nuclear deal with iran. wildfires in northeastern australia ha

that's keith morrison.'s friend impersonated a real life "dateline" producer tonight at 9:00. >> i would like keith morrison to do my voice now. that would be great. you've reached raj. it's a little chilly tonight. you've got giants going on, cal football going on. >> more football weather than baseball weather. the big cooldown dropped temperatures 30 degrees from wednesday's highs. the most unusual part about the weather forecast is the apparent jump from summer to winter. right now you got the low clouds, little bit of hint of sun out there around emoriville. you've got 61 degrees. high of 69 in emoriville. check out the temperature in walnut creek. the top of the mountain there, 65 degrees in walnut creek. san jose relatively mild but 67. about as awarm as it gets aroun the bay area. you want a thick coat heading out tonight. morning temperatures you may have to run the heater in your car especially in the valley. we'll see mid 40s to start the day and 50s close to san jose. highs tomorrow similar to t

to the cues the plotting to kill keith green in a custody dispute of the two children.states he plan the shooting with her then boyfriend cabal by at. they allegedly tried to turn or the turn to a friend. to get rid of the evidence. the nearly naked body turned up off a dirt road in sonoma county. they are being tried together. both pled not guilty and both can -- continue to accuse adele a of committing the crimes. >>> a virus affected the governmental servers. we working with federal and state agencies to get rid of that virus. reprimanding the public to request fees and violences next week. any late fees this week will be waived. >>> a pair is accused of stealing a gun addition stealing a stolen savanna gunpoint. a man and woman got out on communis amonte and pulled the gun on another driver taking his pickup truck. is a black 2008 toyota tacoma with an extra two-door cab and damages to the tailgate. the owner was not hurt. the suspects were last seen heading east toward highway 24. >>> the ntsb is going to meet with company reps in southern utah. for taurus were kil

accused of arranging to have her ex-boyfriend keith green killed.d with her then boyfriend to kill green, another man has since pleaded guilty to a charge of relating to disposing of green's body found on the side of a road in 2016. green was the father of lee's children. she was allegedly scared about losing a custody battle. she has pleaded not guilty. >>> 6:58. happening today alameda is set to break ground on a new ferry terminal located at alameda point, the city's third terminal. local leaders say the new seaplane lagoon ferry terminal has been part of the vision for the naval air station in alameda since the base closed in 1997. wa this morning at 11:30.under >>> and also new today u.s. customs agents seized over half a million of fake nba championship rings. >> the discovery happened at l.a.x. where officers found 28 counterfeit rings. specialists confirm the designs and marks on the rings violated protected trademarks for 11 nba teams including the golden state warriors. legitimate nba championship ring prices range between $10,000 and $40,

prosecutors say she told her boyfriend and another man to kill 27-year-old keith glean. the case made national headlines when lee posted $35 million in bail. one of the most expensive bails in u.s. history. but the trial for tiffany lee was delayed after she was diagnosed with cancer. >>> 6:07. the recalled judge is once again looking for a new job. percy was fired from his new coaching job at lynn brook high school in san jose. he was recently hired by the freemont union school district to coach the junior varsity girl's tennis team. it has been more than a year since he was recalled by voters over when many called a lenient 7 um in lebron turner's sexual assault case. the school district says he was a qualified applicant who was high lie rated by the u.s. tennis association. a ben brook high school grad started an online petition to remove. >> the teacher is a role model. they are someone the students can look up to for safety. having them here sends a metz hang that we are not survivor sent rick. the superintendent was note moat have ad -- motivated by desire to prote

keith doyle reports. it was a meal to celebrate owen carey's 18th birthday.e after eating a chicken burger and suffering an allergic reaction in april 2017. the inquest heard that despite telling staff he had allergies, he was not made aware that the chicken was marinated in buttermilk — something he was allergic to. the coroner said a lack of information on the menu, which did not mention the presence of buttermilk in the chicken, meant both owen and the staff were reassured by it. his family spoke outside the coroner's court and called for what they named as owen's law. owen was the shining light in ourfamily and his death should not have happened. we hope now that something good can come out of it and we are calling on the government to change the law on allergen labelling in restaurants. the restaurant chain said its procedures were industry standard for the time but accepted more can be done to protect people with serious food allergies. it is clear that the current rules and requirements are not enough. and the industry needs to do more, more to help su

the pair is accused of the 2016 killing of keith green. the father of lee's two children. the prosecution will begin accepting their evidence. we briefly talked to the san matteo attorney about the trial. >> we have agreed not to be pretrying the case with the press the, so we are going to stake to that. my cocouncil is doing our opening statement today, and then we may have a couple of witnesses this afternoon. >> both sides put on their case and 12 members of our community get to decide whether she -- they are responsible for this murder. we are just glad this day has arrived now and justice will occur. >> there have been a lot of delays to get to this point. most recently last week. the defendant was set to testify as a prosecution witness, but was arrested after authorities say he tried to contact a defense wednesday witness. adella was originally charged with murder, but reached a plea deal to testify against the duo. now, that deal is set aside and adella may be looking at a murder charge again. green was reported missing on april 28th, every 2016. his body was found

here is keith morrison with "secrets in pleasant grove. >> reporter: the story you're about to witness is all too human. oh, what people will do to each other. and, yet, well, puzzle iing. there were three women wouldn't have a story to tell without them. two sisters and their aunt and what they discovered, of course might make you wonder, can you ever really see the truth? the face in the mirror? or the face bed you in bed at night? no. the story begins with a beauty queen. a former beauty queen named michelle mcneil and she was -- look at this. she was truly lovely. but this is about what happened to michelle, the year she turned 50, the very last year of her life, though she couldn't possibly have known it. as we contemplated a question a lot of people do as youth fades. plastic surgery, should she or shouldn't she? she answered for one way or another, yes, yes, i will. before long. >> everything that we thought in her life just all shattered. >> reporter: what happened to michelle mcneil? what was behind the breathless play in a utah courtroom and raw family drama played out in ful

some of the names that we're hearing come up the most are people like general ricky waddell and keithlogg. i know that nbc had some of this reporting earlier. these are people that i think the president knows his allies trust and can lean on, and it is a departure from someone like bolton where a lot of people didn't get along with him. >> let's talk 2020 here for a moment, "axios" has some exclusive details on efforts by joe biden's campaign to focus on a key block of voters. talk to us about what you're hearing. >> so my colleague reports that biden's campaign has hired six new people to focus on specifically minority and female voters, so some of these include people like laurie yaminez who will be focusing on latinx voters. the goal here is really to kind of capture that coalition of peopleeoters that kind of gave him a leg up against other candidates. >> let me get your finals thoughts on this. i know "axios" has been looking at issues that have been dominating spending this year. which issue is dominating advertising so far? >> so what we've found is that more than half of all i

highway and her boyfriend who is also on trial aare accused of killing 27-year-old keith green after luring him to her home thee years ago. lee was afraid of losing custody of her kids and schemed to have green killed. now, lee's boyfriend at the time is accused of carrying out the killing. a third suspect is accused of disposing the body. that third suspect has agreed to testify for prosecutors making them a star witness in the case. a dozen people connected -- connected at the case have already take on the the stand including some private investigators that lee have houred including to prosecutors to follow the victims and follow green and find out where he livered. prosecutors have the wrong people on trail trial. live in red john wood city. time 6:04. later today, a man from missouri can clear in court. he started several fires. soon that clara county superior court. a high school friend told ktvu for his 50th high school reunion. there is no word of a motive, but 128 angers burned. if convicted on all charges, he could get up to 22 years in prison. >>> when police arrived, he fo

tiffany lee is accused of killing the father of her two children keith green.tor saint lee and her boyfriend killed him after luring him to her home three years ago. prosecutor say that she was afraid of losing custody of her daughter and schemed to have her father killed. the body was disposed of in sonoma county. prosecutor set up plea deal for the suspect in exchange for him testifying but now the prosecutors will ask the judge to go out that deal saying that he violated the terms of the deal by contacting witnesses on social media. >>> house democrats in washington plan to start hearings and taking depositions as part of the impeachment proceeding against president donald trump. reportedly the whistleblower at the heart of the investigation agreed to testify before congress. all of this as lawmakers left out friday for a two-week recess. >>> a man from missouri will be in a bay area courtroom facing charges of setting several fires last week that burned more than 100 acres. 68-year-old freddie graham is charged with 15 counts of arson and is expected to ent

the leader keith raniere is awaiting sentencing for sex trafficking and other crimes.even heiresses into his inner circle, branded them with his initials and allegedly turned them into his sex slaves. now his story and the story of his group, nxivm, are headed to television. this morning, the story of keith raniere and his group called nxivm which some former members have called a cult is the subject of an explosive new movie on lifetime. >> this is much more than just top secret. >> reporter: prosecutors say he is a conman and a predator alleging he took advantage of women, blackmailing them with nude photos and threatening to expose their deepest, darkest secrets if they didn't act as his sex slaves. some were even branded with his initials. >> i'm an interesting person. i'm a controversial person, but most importantly, i'm an unconventional person. >> reporter: now the 59-year-old is behind bars found guilty last june on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, and ordered by the court to pay over a million dollars to the investigative firm that was used to fend

keith urban performing a gorgeous cover of taylor swift's new song, "lover."h you'd written. a huge thanks to my band. we didn't get to rehearse so this is fully winging it. i sound the same way when i wing it. and taylor herself couldn't calm down sharing it on her own instagram story writing, keith urban covering "lover" flawlessly. i am screaming this is so beautiful. i love a cover. >> i do too. >> i love when people swap music and it's beautiful to hear it. >> it would be great to see them together. >> right here on "gma." i'm all for it. >> would they do it? >> come to "gma." >> we'd love to have you. >> thank you, sara. >> thank you. >>> we move to our "gma" cover story. a sneak peek at the brand-new 11th annual body issue of "espn" the magazine celebrating athletes from all different sports with all different body types, and paula faris is here with a first look. hey, paula. >> a lot of beauty to be seen. good morning, ladies. good morning, everyone. [ applause ] good morning to all of you. thank you. so 21 athletes from a myriad of sports, the body is