reporting live in oakland, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you kristi at least we are still alife. amazing story. >>> new at 6:00 chp has issued a traffic alert for anyone driving on westbound highway 37 it's not a crash at least not yet. fire crews have been battling a vegetation fire near the petalumaa bridge. all lines are open right now but chp is asking for drivers to pay attention to the road when passing by the fire. >>> some scarey moments for a pilot who crashed in sonoma county. the single engine plane came down in a vineyard off highway 12 and you can see ended up with the nose in the ground. the tail high in the air. remarkably the pilot only is youred minor injuries not yet wheer what caused it the or where the pilot was headed. an earlier crash killed a university of san francisco professor and injured three others. >>> a follow-up to the search for a missing girl in berkeley a few hours ago police announced she has been found. police say 5-year-old mayalyia booker was last seen friday afternoon near the ashby b.a.r.t. station. her mother is homeless and does n

chris kristy is done. kristy put's -- dad away in prison because he was a criminal. >> whose side are you on? >> chris is just done. >> i don't think anyone can deny the optics, what are it was his front yard owner it wasn't good timing. thank you guys so much. >>> staying in the u.s. in maine, thee day government shut down come to an end with the signing of a budge bill. signing a spending plan on nearly tuesday morning which got rid of a controversy y'all tax side. they say the state government will now resume all normal operations. time for a quick break. "state of america" is coming up. for everyone else cnn newsroom la continues. we are expecting what is being described as a major announcement from north korea within the wake of minutes of that missile launch. stay with us we'll be right back. so you wake up feeling powerful. save up to $500 on select tempur-breeze® mattress sets. find the breeze that's right for you at tempurpedic.com. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on th

. >>> now the story of kristy gardner. she found support from an unlikely place.saved her life. >> reporter: in her journey to recovery, there was a moment army veteran, kristy gardner felt she was alone. me. le. >> she was a soldier in trouble, that's it. >> she had fractured her skull, punctured her spinal cord and it left her wouithout feeling in bh legs below the knees. >> i was so lonely, so depressed. >> reporter: recognizing thpain neil williams reached out. >> it turns out, these other disabled veterans there that could stilllf who became active in adaptive skiing, he encouraged kristy to challenge herself. she tapped back into that competitive drive, playing for the united states sled hockey team, eventually becoming one of its co-captains. >> she got out there, and it was like a light switch was flipped on for her. >> to be a part of that unit and bring pride to myself and our nation was important for me. >> she was a soldier, a damn fine soldier, one i would have been proud to serve with. i am proud that i got to meet her that day. >> it's great that th

(kristi/jackson's mother): "like, can you believe what just happened?ou know, like, we just all started sobbing."she says doctors told her -- even before he was born -- that one day jackson would need a transplant.(kristi/jackson's mother): "his kidney function has always been below 30 percent."after years of searching for a living donor, officer bittorf came across kristi's plea on facebook-- a message that touched her heart. (lindsey bittorf/police officer): "my mom always told me it takes a village to raise a child. and this is one child in my village that i can help." the surgery on june 22 was a success.lindsey's kidney -- healthy and the perfect fit. kristi right by jackson's side in the hospital to document his experience.and when lindsey woke up, she had just one thing on her mind.(lindsey bittorf/police officer): "my first question was, 'how is jackson?'"jackson spent 11 days in the hospital with other complications.both his lungs collapsed and he contracted pneumonia.but jackson stayed strong.(lindsey bittorf/police officer): "i think his brav

she was pretty desperate. >> reporter: one eyewitness told authority they say saw kristy lying on theor covered in blood, and husband kenneth soaked with blood, dragging his wife by the ankles toward the room's balcony. he confronted kenneth, who replied, "she would not stop laughing at me." as manzanares was arrested, he told an f.b.i. officer, "my life is over." friends say kenneth and kristy manzanares were celebrating their anniversary with their three daughters and other family members. acting u.s. attorney in anchorage, bryan schroder. how rare is this kind of thing for you guys? >> i don't remember the last time we had a murder on a cruise ship in alaska. >> reporter: the "emerald princess" spans the length of three football fields and has 19 decks. ironically, at the time of the incident, a murder mystery dinner took place. passenger tom stites: >> some of the people that were in the murder mystery, you know, thought they were just playing, you know, a hoax on them. >> reporter: the nearly 3,500 passengers were stranded aboard the ship for almost eight hours in the port of jun

or reporter: one eyewitness told authority they say saw kristy lying on the floor covered in blood, andusband kenneth soaked with blood, dragging his wife by the ankles toward the room's balcony. he confronted kenneth, who replied, "she would not stop laughing at me." as manzanares was arrested, he told an f.b.i. officer, "my life is over." friends say kenneth and kristy manzanares were celebrating their anniversary with their three daughters and other family members. acting u.s. attorney in anchorage, bryan schroder. how rare is this kind of thing for you guys? >> i don't remember the last time we had a murder on a cruise ship in alaska. >> reporter: the "emerald princess" spans the length of three football fields and has 19 decks. ironically, at the time of the incident, a murder mystery dinner took place. passenger tom stites: >> some of the people that were in the murder mystery, you know, thought they were just playing, you know, a hoax on them. >> reporter: the nearly 3,500 passengers were stranded aboard the ship for almost eight hours in the port of juneau. nicole and brice beck

kristy smith has more. >> reporter: this family is still out there looking for answers. but one thing they know for sure is that they do want a barrier put up on this stretch of road. they were out there today with supporters who say they will keep coming out until something is done. >> it turned to anger. >> dan moss disappeared along highway 1. he believes more needs to be done to improve safety for drivers. >> we want those temporary barriers put up immediately from the north end of -- the north end of the beach where it's straight all the way up to the tunnel. >> his 22-year-old son richard moss drove the area last seen in may. there were severance and then a development. a wheel was found sheered off the on the cliff. >> he could have been distracted. dropped his soda. yontd. could have been anything. but well never know the answer to that question. but we do know if a barrier was up he would be alive. >> he says they have not recovered a car but keep looking. >> we kept coming up back every week and trying to figure out how she crashed. >> he says her sister in law

they reported seeing kristy lying on the floor covered in blood.e replied she would not stop laughing at me. >> how rare is this type of thing for you guys? >> i don't remember the last time we had a murder on a cruz ship in alaska. >> back in the cul-de-sac in utah, neighbors were stunned to learn of kristy's death. >> this is totally out of character. >> hi. i'm chriskristy manzanares. >> reporter: kristy worked as a realtor. >> we're going to miss her, her bubbly personality. she lit the room up. >> reporter: when manzanares was arrested, he told an fbi officer, my life is over. >> is that the admission of guilt? >> reporter: i don't think you can burrell into the mind of someone who's a potential defendant and make any conclusions. >> reporter: kenneth manzanares' next court appearance will be august 10th. families in the community say they plan to help kristy's daughters out financially. >> everybody keeps thinking about the little girls who were there and asked for help. >> you were ju o alaska. >> i was on a cruise in alaska. it's very jarri

reporting live in walnut creek kristi smith nbc bay area. >> kristi thank you very much. still to come investigating the death of a teenager at a border crossing. now new surveillance video is helping investigators fine out exactly what happened. >>> and nearly two dozen wildfires burning in canada. thousands of people remain under evacuation order tonight. >>> and we're seeing a comfortable evening in san jose right now. 74. but tomorrow afternoon the first of a few days likely to soar through the 90s. downtown san jose close to 90 wrapping up the weekend. how long the next heat wave sticks around in the forecast we we come right back. >>> following developing news out of vens venezuela where violence is escalating a ahead of a in controversial vote. maduro is working to elect a majority. to rewrite the constitution and many see the move as a power grab by maduro. violent clashes between police and protestors having have been playing out the u.s. state department has warn citizens not to travel to venezuela because of the upheaval. we continue to follow the latest develo

i'm kristy manzanares. >> reporter: kristy worked as a realtor.former co-worker neil gib says he, too, is in total disbelief. >> we're going to miss her, you know, her little bubbly personality. she lit the room up. >> reporter: when manzanares was arrested, he told an fbi officer, my life is over. >> is that an admission of guilt? >> reporter: i don't think you can burrow into the mind of someone who's a potential defendant and make any real cop collusions. >> reporter: kenneth manzanares will appear again in court on august 10th. families in the community say they plan to help kristy's daughters out financially. >> thank you, jamie. everybody hears the story of course keeps thinking about the little girls who were there and asked for help. it's a terrible story. >> you were just on a cruise in alaska. >> i was on a cruise in alaska. it's very jarring. i can't imagine what it was like for people who heard it and saw it. very disturbing story. jamie, thank you. >>> police release body camera video immediately after the deadly crash that tennis sta

on one in nevada, where blake praises las vegas matchmakers for introducing him to his soul mate kristiequick search of those happy couple pictures reveals they're stock photos. carroll acknowledges the photos aren't clients. he says there's a privacy concern. mike: so, people typically aren't real keen about putting their pictures up and stating, "hey, we used a matchmaking service." chris: carroll insists all testimonials are real, including the success stories the salespeople share with potential clients in these local offices where they sign the contract. anna han: i think you're buying something sight unseen, and you're paying a lot of money for this. chris: santa clara university law professor anna han reviewed the matchmakers contract and called it one-sided. han says if multiple singles feel they were lured in by false promises, they could file a class action lawsuit. anna: if people are induced into signing a contract with fraudulent promises, then they do have a claim, that they can basically claim that they were asked to sign something under false pretenses, that they were pro

very clever. >>> now the story of kristy gardner.from home supporting her country. she found support from an unlikely place. >> she says it was a chance encounter that saved her life. >> reporter: in her journey to recovery, there was a moment army veteran, kristy gardner felt she was alone. >> i was at the v.a. and i was sitting in the hallway crying, and here's this bigger guy, older guy, who rolls up in a wheelchair and reaches out a hand and talks to me. >> that was a life changing moment for both of us, really. this was a young soldier sitting in one of the rows of chairs, sobbing quietly, tears dripping off her chin. she was a soldier in trouble. that's it. >> reporter: gardner was coping with a traumatic injury. she had fractured her skull, punctured her spinal cord which left her without feeling in both her legs below the knee. >> i was so depressed. >> reporter: recognizing that pain, neil williams, a vietnam vet whose back was crushed in seven places reached out. >> i essentially told her that there's life after injury. >>

cnn's kristie lu stout is joining us live now from tokyo. so, kristie, how is the u.s. responding to this latest test? >> reporter: well, friday ri ed the united states is condemned this and we've heard that from rex tillerson pointed the finger squarely blaming russia and china for being the key economic enablers of north korea's weapons programs. of course we know that u.s. new package of sanctions was just passed by the u.s. senate. it's now on president donald trump's desk awaiting for him to sign that off. if he does sign that off, that would level sanctions targeting chie these institutions that do business with north korea, so putting the pressure on north korea directly in that way. but this is a new reality here everyone in the region is still grappling with the fact north korea tested a second intercontinental ballistic missile. the timing was expected time to coincide with the anniversary of the armistice, what was not expected is the amount of progress it signals. back to you. >> all right, kristie lu stout, thank you so much for that. all right, it is not t

friend say kenneth and kristy manzanares were celebrating their anniversary with their three daughter daughters and oty members. acting u.s. attorney in anchorage, bryan schroder. >> i don't remember the last time we had a murder on a cruise ship in alaska reporter the emerald princess spans the length of three football fields and has 19 decks. ironically at the time of the incident, a murder mystery dinner took place. >> some of the people that were in the murder mystery thought they were just playing, you know, a hoax on them. >> reporter: the nearly 3500 passengers were stranded aboard the hip for almost eight hours in the port of former neighbors of the couple in utah who happened to be it's ship were devastated. >> for us it's a weekend. for them, it's the rest of their lives, and those girls have lost both of their parents. >> reporter: late this afternoon, kenneth manzanares made his first court appearance. he is charged with murder but did not enter a plea. he will go before a judge again august 10. anthony. >> mason: jamie yuccas reporting from anchorage. thank you, jamie. co

kristie lu stout is joining us from tokyo this afternoon. kristie, what do we know about how sophisticated this missile was? >> yeah, ana, japan, its neighbors and the world trying to assess this new reality after this second launching of intercontinental blis intercontinental ballistic missile. it also represents progress in north korea's development. it was a rare nighttime launch, it also traveled further and higher than the previous icbm launch the first one in july earlier this year. and it was also launched from a different staging station. and that means that north korean experts and watchers are saying pyongyang is trying to say to the world it can launch an icbm any time from anywhere. inside north korea we've been looking at kcna, state-run media footage of celebrations happening inside the country, as well as the footage of kim jong-un, the leader of north korea, surrounded by display technology surveying personally the second icbm launch. pyongyang says this is a stern warning at the united states and says that the entire mainlan

hammer died in the cabin from smoke inhalation, and the crew waited another six minutes to pull out kristyammer to died en route to the hospital. >> getting on that boat cost them their lives. >> reporter: an investigation by the peruvian navy found the cause to be an overheated power strip provided by the cruise. and the fire alarm did not sound, to the disgust of the hammers' children. >> they didn't put audible alarms in the cabins. >> reporter: a state-of-the-art boat. >> a state-of-the-art boat. >> reporter: but now as they try to take action against the company they fear they will hide behind a law called "death on the high seas" act. it would only be liable for their parents' funeral expenses. >> there's no place else in the world that you can kill somebody and really have no consequence. other than international waters. >> reporter: the cruise industry says it has an outstanding record in operational safety and that imposing new and costly federal laws is unjustified and unnecessary. but now some in congress say the industry needs to be held more accountable. >> the crew, the manag

kristi was seen sunning himself with his family at the state park. many tech to social media in outrage. chris christie says he is frustrated reopen the government. person opened fire killing a man on the capital beltway in prince george's county. police believe it may have been a random act. we have details on the investigation and reaction. >> according to prince george's county detectives, this is a highly unusual case. we want to show you exactly where this happened saturday night. we are getting on the beltway here on pennsylvania avenue on the outer loop. this is where adrian was found shot to death on saturday. 1999, whites mercury grand prix. was -- he was she an end -- police believe he was an innocent victim. was a father of four from upper marlboro, killed while heat -- year old father of four from upper killed while driving to his house in the district. >> he was a lovable person. he wouldn't do anything to no one. it's terrible what happened to him. notolice say they did receive any 911 calls about what happened on the beltway. they are

ray manzanares, 39, was a cruise ship off charged thursday in the killing the coast of of his wife kristy manzanares alaska.while aboard the emerald princess cruise ship. according to the fbi, he said she would not stop laughing at me. when asked by someone what happened ? >> christie was a beautiful girl. she would light up a room whenever she walked into it occur smile just put people at ease.>>> reporter: christie suffered a severe head wound. blood was found throughout the cabin. and on her husband. who told authorities, my life is over, as he was being searched. the criminal complaint also says he was seen trying to drag his wife -- weiss body to a balcony. >> we do not know what he intended to do once he got her out there.>>> reporter: the emerald princess carries 3400 passengers and 1100 crewmembers on a weeklong trip. passengers were kept on board for hours as the investigation was underway report say a murder mystery dinner show was going on the night of kristi's death. and some passengers initially thought the situation may have been part of the show. a preliminary hearing in th

so there's not another anthony. >> reporter: kristy smith. nbc bay area news. >>> stay with us. more ahead on today in the bay. coming up president trump has returned to washington following the g 20 summit. russian president vladimir putin talked about his face-to-face meeting with mr. trump. but it is a different meeting involving donald trump jr. that is causing a buzz this morning. >>> many people had to change plans after a flood at a las vegas hotel caused several shows to be cancelled. >>> your time is 7:089. take a live look outside. that's oakland. it's misty and hazy out there. rob is here today and he said we're going to get a bit of a cool down. not quite as hot as we saw yesterday. well, the g 20 summit is over and president trump is back in washington after his second trip abroad since taking office. at the center of the three day trip was his face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the trump administration said the president grilled putin on the topic of russian interference in the 2016 election for 40 minutes. but hallie jackson has more on th

. >>> kristy fields is one of my favorite places in san francisco. this kite surfer taking off from the beach. watch what happens here as he's working his way out into the water. he encountered something he's never seen before. >> whoa! >> no way! >> okay. he says he had this weird feeling and before he knows it, he's boarding over this whale. >> did you see the spray? from the blow hole? >> yes. >> it was like high five, brother. >> the cool thing about these boards, they're not too sharp underneath, they don't have big long fins so not too much injury to the whale. >> look at how magnificent this is. you can see the shot. pretty cool, huh? don't mess with the whales. also don't mess with orcas. these guys out in vancouver at a very popular park, white cliff park. charging full speed ahead toward the rocky cliff. >> a herd in packs pushing fish into a situation they can't get away from and then pow! >> it's what the whales were charging towards. >> oh! >> were afraid of. >> has there ever been a recorded case of a killer whale taking a guy? >> these

-- crawford, kristi turlington, at the top of the stairs.say. i fumbled and pretty much fell down the stairs. >> it's honest and revealing, "diana: our mother," marking the 20th anniversary of her tragic death. it airs tonight on hbo. one of the things that's so heartbreaking is the boys talking about the last time they spoke to her on the phone. they were having -- playing with their cousins. they didn't really spend a lot of time talking to her and how that haunts them. the last phone call they had with her. it's also i think really insightful. harry regrets that he wait until he was 28 to get grief counseling for that. he use its sort of as something important about mental health and grief counseling and counseling with a professional. it's revealing. revealing. >> that looks like a great documentary. tonight on hbo. >>> 50 minutes past the hour. heading to college? we have good news about your tuition bill. damaged hair deserves intense repair. garnier whole blends honey treasures repairing mask. with the essence of royal jelly and honey

kristy smith has more. >> reporter: this family is still out there looking for answers. but one thing they know for sure is that they do want a barrier put up on this stretch of road. they were out there today with supporters who say they will keep coming out until something is done. >> it turned to anger. >> dan moss disappeared along highway 1. he believes more needs to be done to improve safety for drivers. >> we want those temporary barriers put up immediately from the north end of -- the north end of the beach where it's straight all the way up to the tunnel. >> his 22-year-old son richard moss drove the area last seen in may. there were severance and then

hard feelings" at the time and he was approached by a famous artist whose name was howard candler kristy. he wanted to paint a portrait of barkley at that time in the early 1930s. this was the portrait painted by christie of barkley in his national guard uniform at the time. also in the exhibition we have all of barkley's medals including the medal of honor that he was awarded for his actions. the other connection with barkley was that he was also a trustee of our museum in the 1960s, and his daughter was also a trustee and she was the person who donated all of the barkley materials to the museum. one of the other incredible pieces of our collection is a model 1917 harley davidson motorcycle that was used by the army. we're going to go take a look at it now. when the united states entered the war in april of 1917, they needed ways to communicate among the different troops, and so they went and purchased a lot of motorcycles. motorcycles were used for messengers, they were used for troops that were guarding intersections of roads, and they were also used with side cars to transport office

an affidavit says a witness walked into kenneth manzanares's room where wife kristy was lying on the floor. when asked what happened, he replied "she would not stop laughing at me." investigators say manzanares had blood on his hands and clothing. >> i don't remember the last time we had a murder on a cruise ship in alaska. >> reporter: the utah couple was with their children. authorities took manzanares into custody as he reportedly blurted out, "my life is over." departing seattle sunday, the ship was diverted to juneau, arriving wednesday morning. court documents say one witness watched the suspect grab the victim's body and drag her toward the balcony. brian beckstrom was aboard with his family when he stumbled upon the scene. >> she had just like a white tank top on and some jeans, and the jeans were completely covered in blood. and he came out and said, "it's not good." >> reporter: eerily, the cruise offered musical murder mystery trivia the night of the killing, one of several events that evening on the ship. tonight, a husband and father is in custody. the cruise continuing

captioning by kristi at captionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquartersheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much, everybody! i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight here to talk about his new movie "the big sick," kumail nanjiani is here, everybody! very funny guy! ( cheers and applause ) we're back! so happy to be back! thank you for coming back! we have been off for the past two weeks and, luckily, nothing happened, so we didn't miss a thing at all, like nothing really happened in the news. oh, except for the big news, yes, of course, rob kardashian's instagram meltdown over his ex-. i bet when trump saw it on twitter, he was, like, it's gotten worse, folks! now there's a black china! ( laughter ) obviously, now that we're back, there is a couple of things we have to talk about. for one, last week's vice president scandal that will playing this administration for a long time. >> we've all been there, the sign says "do not touch," yet that's what happened to vice president mike pence at n.a.s.a.'s kennedy space center. i

nbc bay area's kristy snib live with more on those calls for change. christie? >> reporter: the family still does not have all the answers they're lacking for, but they know something. that is they want more of a barrier lang a stretch of highway 101. they want safety improvements there and they stood with supporters today who said they'll keep coming out until something is done. >> because this was preventable. this is crazy. >> reporter: dan moss stood along highway 101 near devil's slide to say more needs to be done to keep cars from going off the road and down the steep cliff. >> we want those temporary barriers put up immediately from the north end of -- the north end of monetatero beach all they up to the tunnel. >> his 22-year-old son, richard moss, drove it will area last seen in may, there were searches and then a development, a wheel was found sheared off down the cliff. >> so it was his wheel. meaning his car is now in the ocean. and i went through a period where, obviously, i'm devastated, but we've been going through this for 50 days. >> reporter: d

overnight, kenneth manzanares, arraigned, charged with murdering his wife kristy during an alaskan cruisee "emerald princess." >> i don't remember the last time we had a murder on a cruise ship in alaska. >> reporter: according to an fbi criminal complaint, security officers responded to an incident in the couple's room finding kristy with a severe head wound, blood on kenneth's hands and clothing. one passenger telling agents he saw kenneth dragging the 39-year-old realtor's body toward the balcon intended to do once he got her out there. >> reporter: when asked what happened, kenneth allegedly telling that passenger, she would not stop laughing at me. at one point one of the couple's young daughters running to get help. >> she was saying to my sister-in-law. i knew my dad would do this. >> reporter: all 4500 on board forced to stay put as it docked in juneau. the fbi interviewing more than 200 passengers and crew. this morning, friends back in utah heartbroken for the couple's three daughters who were on the ship with them. >> they've lost everything and their world is upside down now a

. >> reporter: governor kristie says this is a media-driven scandal adding that the beach house where stayed, this, is a state-owned property, and he has the right to be there whenever he wants to be there. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> tiger woods is focusing on his health. the famed golfer has tweeted he's completed a private intensive program. last month woods said he was getting help to manage his medications for back pain and a sleep disorder. woods was arrested in may for driving under the influence. he blamed it on prescription drugs after undergoing another back surgery. >>> we all have our favorite foods, right, but one little bat just goes bananas for an afternoon snack. no more hot dog eating contest. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley if you have bad breath and your mouth lacks moisture, you may suffer from dry mouth. try biotène®, the #1 dentist recommended dry mouth brand. it's the only leading brand clinically proven to soothe, moisturize, and freshen breath. try biotène®. >>> coming up at 4:00, it's a quick way to drop pounds, but does fasting really work,

corporate entities to an extent that they believe may go beyond international law the austrian chancellor kristie in care he posted online he said that politics and a business should not be mixing when it comes to making decisions like this it's not excluded that they also follow that they also follow their economic interests. we don't complain about that unless it does not affect our own interests but right now it really affects our own interest negatively impact of the plan sanctions notice a very negative form of especially for the energy sector because of the sanctions under the threat of sanctions especially energy pipeline exports from russia so what options remain for the european union when the sanctions or if these sanctions come into being the european union could decide to impose sanctions of their own on the united states now this could take the form of e.u. bank suspending u.s. companies ability to take out short term loans but let's be realistic this would be a nuclear option i mean while the u.s. secretary of state has explained the thinking behind the anti russia bill. the near un

leniency today because biled steen plead guilty and his cooperation help convict to allies of governor kristyaughtonty. health check tonight a treatment for childhood leukemia first tested in philadelphia could soon be the first gene therapy available in the country fda advisory panel voted today in favor of the treatment which is called car t it was tested by children's hospital in the university of pennsylvania. emily white head was given a treatment when she was battling aggressive form of leukemia and she has now been cancer free five years and involves removing the patient's immune cells and reprogramming the cells to fight cancer cells. it will now be up to the full fda to approve it. an iceberg nearly the size of delaware has broken out from antarctica and is drifting freely in the ocean at more than 2200 square miles and weighing more than a trillion metric tons it holds twice the volume of lake eerie. it is one of the biggest icebergs ever recorded, scientists have been expecting this for months and do not expect this to cause a global sea level rise but worry it may destabilize the

federal indictment says that security officers on the ship were called to the room of kenneth and kristynares around 9:00 p.m. tuesday after passengers heard screams. finding blood on kenneth's hands and clothing. one witness spotting him trying to drag the 39-year old realtor and mother of three's body toward the balcony. when asked what happened, manzanares telling that witness, "she would not stop laughing at me." the victim's young daughter running for help. >> she was saying to my sister, i knew my dad would do this. i knew he would do this. >> reporter: the ship that had set sail from to juneau. passengers held on board for hours while the fbi investigated, interviewing 200 passengers and crew. david, manzanares was arraigned just moments ago on murder charges. he has not yet entered a plea, david. >> lynn say, ung that. >>> when we come back, the announcement from hillary clinton tonight. >>> also new developments in that deadly plane crash on the interstate. frantic calls to nrg just released and what investigators are saying. >>> and that scare on the water. this is unbelievable

princess cruise lines reports a 39-year-old woman from utah who abc has identified as kristy manzanaresllowing some kind of domestic dispute. >> they just said security breach, security breach. we could tell by the sound of his voice that it was something really scary and really serious. >> reporter: some witnesses tell abc news that around 9:00 p.m. tuesday they heard a woman near a balcony screaming for her life and at one point a man threatening to jump overboard before security officers on board detained the suspect. one passenger says a member of her family saw the victim's young daughter moments after the incident describing her as hysterical. and the fbi and u.s. attorney's office plan to hold a news conference later today to announce charges. >>> new research finds an alarming trend. male fertility has dropped by more than half over the past 40 years. an international team looked at data from nearly 200 studies in developed countries, and they say this may also be a problem in less developed countries, but there's not enough information on that as yet. now, the study didn't look

kris kristi smith is there live. >> they sit this traffic coming and going and some of them saying they try to leave early. new numbers show that traffic is starting to build up as early as 4:00 a.m. the morning commute over the bay bridge sisn't easy. she drove from pleasant hill to san francisco. >> you are going to be spending an amount of time sitting. >> reporter: painter ron vargas leaves earlier. >> get up at 3:00 to make sure i am getting here by 5:00. >> reporter: john goodman says the trend has been visiting. the volume of traffic in all directions has increased in the past years. >> the first of these three years, 4:00 traffic was up by 22% year-to-year and then up another 11% from last year to this year. >> reporter: he says travel patterns are complex and there is a dynamic economy here. some, they just want to arrive before the toll increase others want to work earlier or find wa find parking. >> we can take a cue where the carpool lanes are 24/7. >> reporter: they are seeing drives leave earlier too. does it seem like the drive is getting worse to you? >> yes it does. >>

they said we'll give you a visa and i'm like i don't need a visa what about the passport like now kristiejohnston what are your favorite memories from working on maximum overdrive. well i do remember it was a very low budget and they sort of asked me to do my own stunts and i remember having to that there's a scene where we're stuck in this truck stop in the trucks are going wild and there's a scene where they say ok yardley we're going to drive a cadillac which is supposedly now unmanned through the wall of the truck stop and we only get one take because only wrecks the roll the wall and you have to stand there and don't move until we say so i'm like ok and don't worry the cadillac will be coming really slowly i'm like great so there i go on my mark and they go roll it and this thing comes so fast through that was like. and so and i can't move until they say go and i really i thought well this is it this is how my life friends and finally this at and so i dived to the right glass in my hair i mean it was kind of but they're like great shot i can't ever forget that that's true to stephen