. ♪ it all worked out, and in 1971, stewart purchased this rare lamborghini mura. $20,000. ♪ i love you honey >> reporter: next week, that sports car could sell for more than $1.5 million at an auction by r.m. sotheby's in london. >> people are looking for a murex, they're looking for the best one out there. why not buy one that wasac ac i in the very height of his career in the early '70s? ♪ let it be >> reporter: long before paul mccarthy sang carpool karaoke with james corden, he's believed to have been the original owner of this lamborghini 400 gt, also on the auction block next week. ♪ you were only waiting for this moment to arrive ♪ >> reporter: the former beatle owned the car around the same time the band was working on one of its seminal albums. >> the car was delivered to paul mccarney in march '68, when he was making the white album. >> reporter: the cars themselves are extremely valuable. but when you add the fame of their former owners. ban drive my car ♪ >> reporter: the amount people pay can set records. ♪ beep, beep, beep, beep, yeah ♪ oh, lord, won

automotive, you mentioned ferrari, lamborghini.ewelry, sport, food, hospitality, and so on. i don't want to mention them all. and the other great competitive advantage we have is we're the country where the product is made. creativity and craftsmanship. francine: italian companies look at further expanding. have they gotten better at scaling up? andrea: they shall, and this is the purpose of the foundation is how to strengthen competitiveness and grow. we have ideas how to double that business, which is already a direct contribution to the italian gdp of 5%. we believe there's a huge synergy with tourism. that industry, the brands you were mentioning before, among the other 100 of them, are the best cultural ambassador of the italian lifestyle. so people fall in love with an italian products, brands, point of sale abroad, and then they are willing to visit our country and describe the beauty. and it is gigantic because of 10% world gdp. if you have a leadership position in that industry, you have a significant contribution to the g

. >>> a lamborghini once owned by a rock star, we'll mare this story of a slick ride and others ahead we'll be right back. >>> you raise some really interesting questions. is this damaging to a relationship or a parent's relationship with their teen. >> it can be. if children feel like their privacy is being invaded, it does harm the situation. it becomes a cat-and-mouse game, leaving their phones on or off in places. the data is sort of vague. i have seen kids get into trouble for swinging by a banned home for picking up something with a fraend they come home and their parent is really angry and nothing has gone wrong. i know lots of teenagers doing all the wrong things exactly where they're supposed to be. so it's a limited source of information and we have to recognize that. >> i really do believe people who have nothing to hide hide nothi nothing, so i'm thinking if there's a choice between privacy and security, i'm always going to go for security. i admit i'm a bit nosy too. for most of the time, it was about security. why is that wrong? >> it doesn't have to be necessarily wrong

investigators seized luxury cars including a lamborghini and 14 illegal assault weapons including three with no serial numbers. the attorney general's office believes that the abuse happened over a period of 10 years and there may be hundreds of victims in this case all immigrants from the philippines. in daly city, andrea nakano, kpix5. >> the attorney general says rainbow bright also cheated employees out of more than $8 million in wages and failed to pay income taxes and workers' comp. >>> a reward is being offered tonight to keep a santa clara county homicide case from going cold. kpix5's maria medina on the seemingly random attack that left a family shattered. [ crying ] >> reporter: they gathered outside his home in the spot francisco santos, iii was murdered nearly a week ago. [ crying ] >> reporter: pleading for the community's help to catch frankie's killer and demanding justice. >> justice! >> we want justice! >> reporter: on sunday just after 1:30 a.m. frankie's family says he walked outside to check on a suspicious truck. what happened next is unclear, but his wife says ther

he had a lamborghini, a bentley, was named one of america's most eligible bachelors as we pointed out and lived in a big, lavish penthouse in san francisco, but tonight he's sleeping in the big house and that has got to feel very different. >> thank ught on video, a strug on a muni metro, two men fight with a younger rider and then even try to throw this guy off the train. this happened last night on an n-judah line train in san francisco's sunset district. kpix5's julie watts on the incident that may have begun with an argument over loud music. julie? >> reporter: yes. that's what witnesses tell us, ken. we spoke with the woman who recorded that video last night. she said she felt helpless as she watched two older men try to violently force a young man off the train. so she took out her phone and started recording hoping she might be able to be of some help after the fact. >> the two men are trying to kick almost off the train and they're like pushing him, trying to shove him off. >> reporter: lisa who asked we not show her face said she was horrified to witness this on a muni train

during the investigation they -- cars including a lamborghini.>>> today i trialed date set for april 2019, men charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each victim that died. the judge rejected plea deals for both defendants. the defenses considered a motion to have the case moved out of the county, but promised a vigorous defense if there is a trial here. >> if they want a trial they are going to get a trial.>> in a statement they called it a publicity stunt organized the da. attorney general jeions sho anonymous opinion piece that alleged an internal resistance of the president within his own administration. the presidents told reporters that he believes this is a national security issue. in an interview he said he can identify up to five people who could have written it but declined to name them.>>> former president barack obama is preparing to hit the campaign trail ahead of the elections. >> former president obama is emerging today, talkin to flip congressional district.>> what happened to the obama was on the attack friday, criticizing presidents trump

investigators seized luxury cars including a lamborghini and 14 illegal assault weapons including 3 with no serial numbers. the attorney general's office believes that the abuse happened over a period of ten years and there may be hundreds of victims in this case, all immigrants from the philippines. wages.... and failed to pay . >>> the attorney general says that rainbow bright also cheated employees out of $8 million in income. >>>a reward is being offered in hopes of finding suspects in a fatal stabbing. a vigil was held for franciso sanchez. sanchez's wife says he walked outside to check on a suspicious truck and was stabbed in the chest. >> i call his cellphone all the time just to hear him talk. please help us find justice for frankie. >> santos was the father of two young sons. the non profit mothers against murder is offering a reward up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrestment they 3 deadline on that reward. >>> one man is standing trial in a case that terrorized the bay area. the gypsy hill murder. the man is suspected of raping and killing six young women in 1976. in

one more note, during the investigation, agents seized luxury cars including a lamborghini. >> henry, what about the children and the adults who were being cared for in those care facilities. were they abused? >> no allegations that the elderly or the infirm or the children were being abused. i did look into some of the records maintained by the state. no big red flags flags as to violations uncovered by the state. >> thank you, henry lee. >>> drug injection sites were the focus of a protest today in san francisco. demonstrators with the california coalition against drugs and marijuana rallied in front of the federal building on golden gate avenue this morning. they say the injection sites violate federal law and will trigger an increase in drug trafficking and use. opponents add the centers don't in any way make using drugs safer. >> this type of center doesn't reduce overdose deaths. >> opponents ask the governor to veto the bill which would authorize san francisco to operate those safe injection sites. the demonstrators also dropped off letters with the justice department calling o

a lamborghini and guns including 14 illegal assault weapons. three of those were known as ghost gun rifles. meaning no serial numbers. >> why you need this type of firepower to take care of people who are in firm, who are aged or who are children, i can't understand it. >> the attorney general is charging four people, joshua, noel, garlin and carlino gamos with 59 criminal -- criminal counts. most for human trafficking and labor related violations. investigators say they exploited possibly hundreds of new immigrants from the philippines over a ten-year period. >> they were forced to work, up 24 hours a day, they slept on the floors and in garages. they were locked outside sometimes in the rain. >> investigators in the family took the workers passports and threatened to turn them over to immigration officials. to prevent the workers from reporting the abuse. they also charged joshua gamos with raping a female worker. a next-door neighbor says this is a picture of him and it is hard to believe the charges. >> i like the guy. he was a ni >> no pro

as part of the investigation, luxury cars were also seized including a lamborghini. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> aside from that strange behave, do you know if the daycare facility or senior center had any violations outstanding with the state? >> they have been looked in that but there are six facilities. it was interesting to see if they ever raised the attention of the state regulators. >> thank you. >>> police in mill valley say a convicted sex offender has been booked into marin county jail for violating his parole. authorities say they arrested 55-year-old bobby lucca in downtown mill valley yesterday afternoon. investigators say he was wanted by state prison officials for allegedly violating the terms of his parole and by failing to register as a sex offender. >>> new information in the killing of a san jose man. the santa clara county sheriff's office has released a surveillance photo of a truck connected to the death of frankie santos, jr. investigators say the 28-year- old man was stabbed to death early sunday morning outside his hom

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