clarence wanted to marry krystal. clarence loved krystal with all of his heart.t have krystal, no one could. narrator: but krystal made her living selling sex. was it possible clarence became jealous and got violent? i believe that he was more obsessed and in love with her. i mean, when you make a statement of, "if i can't have her, no one else is going to have her," that's a true obsession. that's more than being in love with someone. narrator: another clue that could possibly link clarence to the crime was the socks, something that had baffled investigators from the very first day. they were identified as being hers. narrator: someone had taken time to fold them neatly and place them near the scene. could krystal have done it? not likely. the evidence showed she was fighting for her life. but if the killer had done it, why? many of krystal's friends and clients had a possible answer. we know that krystal had one way in which she controlled her environment when she was working, and that was that she kept her socks on. and so whatever went on between them, she ha

as ktvu krystal bailey reports, doctors gave the little girl just a 4% chance of survival. her birth, she's finally at home . >> you smiling? yeah i see that smile. >> saori was born on october 16th, weighing just 12oz. her feet, the size of a quarter, her hands squeezing the tip of a pinky finger. >> it was definitely a shock to see how small she was. >> paris sweeney austin was five months pregnant when saori was born. >> saori means holy and sacred in japanese. >> at 23 weeks and two days because of an infection, paris was induced to save both mom and baby. saori is the earliest and tiniest baby to arrive at sutter's alta bates in berkeley. her care team says it was challenging to give the micro-preemie nutrition because her veins were too small for an iv. her throat too small for a standard tube. >> even her diaper. the smallest diaper we have was too big for her. >> saori spent six months in the hospital. doctors say the odds were not in her favor, but now she's weighing nearly 10 pounds. >> sayuri is breathing on her own. she is very active and she's drinking all her

our krystal bailey talked with friends of the family who are just heartbroken. >> we were devastated. >> that's how anjali maskey felt when she found out her best friends were gone. although officials have not identified the family, she says her friends are taroon and rincy. george and their two sons. seen in these images from social media. maskey says the family was coming home from a birthday party on wednesday night when the crash happened. now she's trying to console her child who played with their kids. >> it's very hard for us to explain to children that a friend of their who is there, like last night and this morning , he's not there. >> maskey says the boys went to donlon elementary school and hart middle school, where school officials have sent grief counselors. one man, who lives off foothill, says he was outside when he heard explosions around 9:00 that night. >> every five to 10s, they boom, boom. so maybe around 5 to 8 times. >> shortly after the sound of sirens. officials say the electric car might have been speeding when it lost control and crashed into a tree. that tre

krystal bailey, thank you. and for more on one of the 20th century's most famous trials, we talked earlier today on the four with ted rowlands. he's a former ktvu reporter who covered that trial, and he told us the case had a lasting impact on trial coverage in the media. >> i think that the that the o.j. simpson case paved the way for so many cameras and so many different courtrooms around this country, and it's a good thing overall because it gives the system a test for lay people that are that have the time to actually test it and watch it. >> simpson's acquittal in october of 1995 was watched by an estimated 100 million people around the world. and to get more perspective, tonight, we on this story. we got it from harvey levin, founder of the celebrity news show tmz. he, too, covered the trial and simpson's life after he was found not guilty. and levin says the fame the former star garnered helped him understand the concept of celebrity. >> oj simpson became kind of a folk hero to a lot of people. then in l

ktvu krystal bailey tells us tonight the little girl was born after only 23 weeks, and doctors predicted that she might not survive. >> you smiling? yeah, i see that smile. >> sarah was born on october 16th, weighing just 12oz, her feet the size of a quarter. her hands squeezing the tip of a pinky finger. it was definitely a shock to see how small she was. paris sweeney austin was five months pregnant when sarah was born. >> saori means holy and sacred in japanese. >> at 23 weeks and two days, because of an infection, paris was induced to save both mom and baby. saori is the earliest and tiniest baby to arrive at sutter's alta bates in berkeley. her care team says it was challenging to give the micro-preemie nutrition because her veins were too small for an iv, her throat too small for a standard tube, even her diaper. >> the smallest diaper we have was too big for her. >> sarah spent six months in the hospital. doctors say the odds were not in her favor, but now she's weighing nearly 10 pounds. >> sarah is breathing on her own. she is very active, and she's drinking all her food with he

krystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news.l barry, a weather fog is back with us coast side. >> it's going to cool us off over the next several days. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap coming up at the top of the hour alex. >> all right mike, thank you. coming up tonight at seven new construction project worth billions of dollars underway here in the west. we'll show you how this will transform the way people travel between two west coast states and also create tens of thousands of jobs in the process. also, we are following a developing story tonight in arizona, where a judge has declared a mistrial in the high profile case of a rancher who was on trial for fatally shooting a migrant on his property will break down. what is behind the decision to declare a mistrial. those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu on program to expand solar project

we spoke with a uc berkeley law student who was in taiwan when that quake hit, she told ctv's krystaleriencing those aftershocks. >> rachel lee is a uc berkeley law student who is spending a semester interning in taiwan. here is a photo of the seismic waves from the taiwan seismological and geophysical data management, showing just how strong the quake was. on wednesday morning, local time. >> i was trying to get up, couldn't even find my grounding. and i was like, grabbing my phone. i was like, falling out of my hand. >> she's in the capital city of taipei, nearly 100 miles away from the epicenter. but she says her friends have sent her videos of the landslides and rubble all over the island. >> everything is like covered in dust, even here, all the buildings, all the offices is like. it's been a mess. when we got to the office, all the shelves have completely fallen. the kitchen is all a mess, and each time an aftershock came, she was shaken up all over again. >> oh my gosh, there's an aftershock right now. dozens are still missing, and at least nine lives have been lost to the deva

krystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news well, the nfl draft begins on thursday , and the nfc champion san p about the future of one of the team's biggest stars, wide receiver brandon aiyuk has set off the team's off season workouts after making it clear he wants a new contract. however, general manager john lynch is still confident aiyuk will work out a deal with the niners. >> our wish is that he's here and a part of, the niners for the rest of his career. >> i love ba and what we've done has been has been pretty cool. obviously it's a business as well. so you have asked and negotiations and all all these kinds of things at the end of the day, ba has been a brother to me and i want the best for him. >> lynch says he's received calls from other teams about possibly trading aiyuk, but the team is working hard. he says on trying to reach a long terme deal with him. >> chipotle is teaming up with napa high alumni brock bowers as he prepares for the nfl draft. fast food chain invited the tight end to join its unwrapped series. bowers got to go behind the counter, make some burritos on his own

she told ktvu krystal bailey.re still experiencing aftershocks today. >> rachel lee is a uc berkeley law student who is spending a semester interning in taiwan. here is a photo of the seismic waves from the taiwan seismological and geophysical data management, showing just how strong the quake was on wednesday morning, local time. >> i was trying to get up, couldn't even find my grounding, and i was like, grabbing my phone. i was like, falling out of my hand. >> she's in the capital city of taipei, nearly 100 miles away from the epicenter. but she says her friends have sent her videos of the landslides and rubble all over the island. >> everything is like covered in dust, even here, all the buildings, all the offices, like it's been a mess when we got to the office, all the shelves have completely fallen, the kitchen is all a mess. >> and each time an aftershock came, she was shaken up all over again. >> oh, my gosh, there's an aftershock right now. >> dozens are still missing, and at least nine lives have been lo

here are busy and productive one now in the books in this hour verse krystal prime continuing coverage, more details from the trial transcripts we just received the former president is latest word on whether he'll testify and what's ahead. while trial resumes next week, kaitlan collins starts off the hour with an exclusive interview. caitlyn yeah. anderson, i'm joined here tonight by william barr, who served as the former president's attorney general, and who told him that his 2020 allegations of election fraud were not true. >> but as now said, he will support the republican ticket. therefore, donald trump, again, mr. attorney general it's great to have you. i want to talk to you about how you're going to vote in 2024 in a moment, but putting the merits aside, i like how you're laughing about that. putting american i'd say no, you don't agree with the merits of the new york hush money case, but you worked for donald trump. you got to know him. what do you think it's like for him to be in court, being treated like any other criminal defendant, and having to be there for days a week i t

here are busy and productive one now in the books in this hour verse krystal prime continuing coverage, more details from the trial transcripts we just received the former president is latest word on whether he'll testify and what's ahead. while trial resumes next week, kaitlan collins starts off the hour with an exclusive interview. caitlyn yeah. anderson, i'm joined here tonight by william barr, who served as the former president's attorney general, and who told him that his 2020 allegations of election fraud were not true. >> but as now said, he will support the republican ticket. therefore, donald trump, again, mr. attoen

of a baby who beat the odds after she was born at just 23 weeks, weighing less than a pound, ktvu krystal bailey reports. doctors gave the little girl a 4% chance of survival. now, six months after her birth, she is finally at home. >> she's smiling. yeah, i see that smile. >> sarah was born on october 16th, weighing just 12oz, her feet the size of a quarter. her hands squeezing the tip of a pinky finger. it was definitely a shock to see how small she was. paris sweeney austin was five months pregnant when sarah was born. >> sarah means holy and sacred, and japanese at 23 weeks and two days because of an infection, paris was induced to save both mom and baby. >> sarah is the earliest and tiniest baby to arrive at sutter's alta bates in berkeley. her care team says it was challenging to give the micro-preemie nutrition because her veins were too small for an iv. her throat too small for a standard tube. >> even her diaper. the smallest diaper we have was too big for her. sarah spent six months in the hospital. >> doctors say the odds were not in her favor, but now she's weighing nearly 10