but he is not endorsing laurie smith. >> it wasn't the right thing to do.ote for people that i believe will do the correct job. >> former lieutenant for sheriff says he saw something in wrong with his meeting with rick sung at agave restaurant across from city hall. >> the sheriff would like to know if you would endorse her. >> he said sung made an offer he believed came on behalf of the sheriff. >> what if we brought you back as a captain. and i said, well, that's interesting. >> after that meeting, salcido sent a meeting to the district attorney, requesting a confidential meeting regarding unethical if not illegal actions by laurie smith during the current cycle. i've experienced offers from sheriff smith in exchange for support. john chase from the d.a.'s public integrity unit answered not everything that is unethical or even illegal is a crime. and later declined to investigate. did he indicate that this is just the way things -- >> he did say this is politics. you've been involved in politics long enough to know that it goes on all the time. i said wel

but monica is not endorsing laurie smith. >> it wasn't the right thing to do.e for people that i believe will do the correct job. >> former candidate for sheriff and retired lieutenant jose salcido tells me he saw something wrong with the meeting with rickening song as a restaurant across from city hafl. >> the sheriff would like to know if you would endorse her. >> he says song made an offer from the sheriff. >> what if we brought you back as a captain? i said well that's interesting. >> after that meeting salcido sent an email to the district attorney requesting a confidential meeting regarding unethical if not illegal actions by laurie smith during the election spoik. i've experienced offers from sheriff support in exchange for support and aware of other candidates experiencing the same. john chase from the public integrity unit answered not everything that is unethical or even illegal is a crime. and later declined to investigate. >> did he indicate that, yeah this is just the way things. >> he did say this is politics. you've been in involved in politics l

santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is talking about this man, 74 year old john arthur getreu, of arrest in connection with the february 1973 murder of then 21 year stanford university graduate leslie marie perlov. sheriff laurie smith "....we had evidence from 1973 that had been preserved, that had dna that we believed came from the suspect and ising a dna familial database we were able to identify potential suspects..."perlov's body was found near her car in the hills off old page mill road near stanford university. she had been strangled. a sample of getreu's dna was sent to the virginia-based parabon nanolabs, specializing in genetic geneology says sgt. noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."sgt. shannon catalano/santa clara county sheriff's office "....this man has a history in germany where he was convicted of murder and rape and he also has a convictin locally for rape..."

but monica is not endorsing laurie snigt. >> it wasn't the right thing to do. i vote for people that i believe will do the correct job. >> vote are former candidate for sheriff and retired lieutenant jose salcido he saw something wrong in this restaurant across from city hall. >> the sheriff would like to know if you would entors her. >> he made an offer to endorse her. >> what if we wraut you back as a captain. >> i said that's interesting. >> salcido sent a meeting to the district attorney requesting a meeting regarding illegal actions by laurie smith. i've experienced offers from sheriff smith in exchange for support and i'm aware of other candidates experiencing the same. john chase from the d.a. public integrity unit answered not everything that is unanswered or illegal is a crime and later declined to investigate. >> did he indicate that, this is just the way things. >> he did say this is politics. you've backup involved in politics long enough to know that it goes on all the time. i said well it doesn't make it right. >> john chase declined an interview

in prison, he's in jail now....santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is talking about this man, 74 year old john arthur getreu, of hayward, under arrest in connection with the february 1973 murder of then 21 year stanford university graduate leslie marie perlov.sheriff laurie smith "....we had evidence from 1973 that had been preserved, that had dna that we believed came from the suspect and ising a dna familial database we were able to identify potential suspects..."perlov's body was found near her car in the hills off old page mill road near stanford university. she had been strangled. a sample of getreu's dna was sent to the virginia-based parabon nanolabs, specializing in genetic geneology says sgt. noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."a similar dna search led to the recent arrest of joseph deangelo, the suspected golden state killer. getreu reportedly worked in palo alton wh

but monica is not endorsing laurie smith. >> it wasn't the right thing to do. i vote for people that i believe will do the correct job. >> former candidate for sheriff pan retired lieutenant jose salcido tells me he saw something wrong in his meeting with smith's second in command rick song at a restaurant across from san jose city hall. >> sheriff would like to know if you would endorse her. >> he says song made an offer he believes came from the sheriff. >> at that time he offered what if we brought you back as aand interesting. >> aftersa li o sent an email to the district attorney requesting a confidential megardi unethical if not illegal actions by laurie smith during the current election cycle. i've experienced offers from sheriff in exchange for support and i'm aware of other candidates experiencing the same. john chase from the d.a. public integrity unit answered not everything unethical or even illegal is a criminal and later declined to investigate. >> he did he indicate that this is the just the way things. >> he says this is politics you've been in

no change at the sheriff's office, laurie smith added to a sixth term as the county's top cop over john hirokawa. smith, the incumbent and her supporters celebrated when smith jumped out to a lead right away. >> i'm very optimistic now. i think the lead is insurmountable at this point. we had a great team in place and i'm really pleased the voters of santa clara county selected me. >> i think that i would still be an advocate for change, still be an advocate especially in regards to the use of force, racial profiling and the reforms that need to occur in the jail. >> hirokawa plans to stay active on the issues he campaigned on. those are just some of the races that we've been tracking. >> for a complete list and in-depth analysis, head over to

santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is talking about this man, 74 year old john arthur getreu, of hayward, under arrest in connection with the february 1973 murder of then 21 year stanford university graduate leslie marie perlov. sheriff laurie ...we had evidence from 1973 that had been pcame from the suspect and ising a dna familial database we were able to identify potential suspects..."perlov's body near hills off old page mill road near stanford university. she had been strangled. a sample of getreu's dna was sent to the virginia-based parabon nanolabs, specializing in genetic geneology says sgt. noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."sgt. shannon catalano/santa clara county sheriff's office "....this man has a history in germany where he was convicted of murder and rape and he also has a convictin locally for rape..." a similar dna search led to the recent arrest of joseph de

santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is talking about this man, 74 year old john arthur getreu, of hayward, under arrest in connection th the february 1973 murder of then 21 year stanford university graduate leslie marie perlov. sheriff laurie smith "....we had evidence from 1973 that had been preserved, that had dna that we believed came from the suspect and ising a dna familial database we were able to identify potential suspects..."perlov's body was found near her car in the hills off old page mill road near stanford university. she had been strangled. a sample of getreu's dna was sent to the virginia-based parabon nanolabs, specializing in genetic geneology says sgt. noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."sgt. shannon catalano/santa clara county sheriff's office "....this man has a history in germany where he was convicted of murder and rape and he also has a convictin locally

santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is talking about this man, 74 year old john arthur getreu, of hayward, under arrest in connection with the february 1973 murder of then 21 year stanford university graduate leslie marie perlov. sheriff laurie smith "....we had evidence from 1973 that had been preserved, that had dna that we believed came from the were able to identify potential suspects..."perlov's body was found near her car in the hills off old page mill road near stanford university. she had been strangled. a sample of getreu's dna was sent to the virginia-based parabon nanolabs, specializing in genetic geneology says sgt. noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."sgt. shannon catalano/santa clara county sheriff's office "....this man has a history in germany where he was convicted of murder and rape and he also has a convictin locally for rape..." a similar dna search led to th

. 89% reporting. 57% of the vote going to laurie smith. she faced john hirokawa, once her second in command. >> and trying to impact the north bay wildfires with measure o. overwhelming amount of people voting yes for this, 94% to 6%. it will help post-fire recovery and support public safety, staffing, as well as infrastructure. and you can find complete election results on our website, abc7news.c abc7news.com/election. >> and share your voting pride on social media. post your pictures with your i voted sticker using #abc7now. you might see them on air or online. >>> all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here's a look at temperatures. east bay shore, fremont the cool spot. 44 degrees. union city, 46. castro valley and oakland, you're at 47. rest of us in the low to mid-50s. 41 in santa rosa, novato, napa. 40 in pleasanton. 50 in san jose. 48, san carlo. a cool morning. but you know it's not going to stay that way. the pattern unfolds once again. it will be very quiet on the roads, mass tran silt and

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laurie smith made an appearance at the south bay labor council today. told kpix 5 tonight she was surprised when her former undersheriff chose to run against her. >> i think campaigns ought to be more honest instead of dishonest. and that was one of my biggest disappointment in my opponent. >> how you feeling right now? >> i'm feeling optimistic. i'm feeling guardedly optimistic. this is my sixth election. i hope that it will go well. >> if smith wins again, it would be her sixth term. she's currently the longest serving sheriff in santa clara county. we'll be right back. here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. and i am a certified arborist for pg&e.ughes i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e w

. >> laurie seagull interviewed mark zuckerberg last week.ie. >> they could include communications between mark zuckerberg, could shed light on what happened with cambridge analytica. actually a california judge ruled that they had to remain sealed. cnn, amongst other news organizations, tried to get them unseal this had summer. they said no go. in uk, you had a note sent to his hotel to try to get those documents. he was able to obtain those documents ahead of a huge hearing this week on disinformation. now it's anyone's game. will they actually put these out there? we're waiting to hear from the california court. facebook has a lot to say about this. it will be interesting to see if they do come out and what they say. >> facebook admitted that they hired that pr form that had gone after george soros. >> yeah. we heard john avalon talk about this friday news dump. there was a thanksgiving eve news dump at facebook. he said yes, he asked them to look into george soros and said george soros saying something about facebook being a menace to soc

twenty summit just kicking off in argentina a lot more besides but in the meantime politicking with laurie king starts moments . join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see if. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the start that says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money those with their lives if we were willing to go into. arms sway and willing to risk being killed for a war surely we can risk some discomfort. is donald trump now willing to compromise in his economic war with china and shimmy expert opinion on this edition of. taking on larry king according to several ports recent gyrations in the stock market a rise in the interest rates and general motors plan to close several of the american m

. >> laurie smith has big lead over her opponent, john hirokawa. >> reporter: julie, frank, i'm at johnon night party n.the last hour he took to the stage to thank his supporters and volunteers and i have to admit this party is more subdued and laid back. this was a highly contentious race rocked with personal attacks. john hirokawa was hoping to unseat the incumbent, the first run off race for laurie smith since she was elected in 1998. hirokawa says he believes his changes for the office resonated with voters and his campaign brought a spotlight for those voting here in santa clara county. >> i think by doing that and exposing what was occurring in the jail and enforcement side, we're hohapositive effect. >> i'd guardedly optimistic. i trust they'll make the right, choice. i think we did everything that we could do and i think we ran a very, very smart campaign. >> right now smith is holding double digit lead. she is the first woman in the state to serve as a santa clara county sheriff. she says she will continue to address the problems of homelessness. hirokawa says he doesn't plan t

laurie segall, fascinating interview. look forward to hearing much more of it.s interview with mark zuckerberg part of a launch of a new series called "the human code," a look at what's happening in silicon valley and what the future may bring. one interview a week will roll out on cnnbusiness.com and here on cnn. let's check in with chris cuomo, see what he's working on for "cuomo primetime" in a few minutes. chris? >> big news, j.b. big news. the president submitting his answers to questions of the special counsel. what was in them? more importantly, what wasn't? more important than that even, what's the agreement going forward? i have new reporting on all of that and excellent perspective with the 81st a.g. of the united states, mike mukasey. worked with george w. bush. after alberto gonzalez stepped down. we'll get his thoughts on what the process is, what these answers might mean. so we'll take care of that. but then this idea that the president wanted to prosecute comey and clinton, how did he say he wanted to do that? to whom did he discuss it with? what

and around two million people live daily with the danger of mine sent unexploded munitions fitted laurie may have checked into the mind about a third of the affected territories in the muslim world that we would have the capacity to clear more areas but that's just not possible because they are too close to the front line is almost impossible because niña. the line of fire separates the self-proclaimed people's republic from the ukrainian controlled territory it also runs past what's left of port the scene of bitter fighting in twenty fifteen foot eager this is home in the garden he shows us where his father was killed by a grenade the fifty five year old is pinning his hopes on russia cream and they've already taken crimea and the dumbass region to that will probably be a bit too much but one day the dumbass will surely be part of russia again just like we used to be like many here in donetsk igal can see no way back to life under ukrainian rule a political crisis in sri lanka where the president has set the country's entire parliament and called fresh elections the us president and oth

to leave they offered to take people in lauri's in groups of eighteen. north and over the border into the u.s. . and i think. the biggest concern for the people in the caravan is to avoid falling victim to criminals exploiting their desperation. rapidly moving wildfires have forced thousands of people to flee their homes in the u.s. state of california governor kava newsome has declared a state of emergency in the affected areas officials have warned the blazes are gaining strength and could rage for days. in this sleepy town of paradise all hell has broken loose wildfire sweeping through northern california engulf the town forcing its twenty seven thousand residents to flee. authorities estimate that around two thousand buildings were destroyed and strong winds whipped up the blaze . extremely hazardous lots of smoke dark devastation actually burning all throughout the town to be good to there for eighteen years and it looks like the fire came from. east enders came straight through town all the way to the west while the flames consume the homes residen

laurie segall, thank you so much.in the "newsroom" and it all starts right now. >>> hello again, everyone, and thank you so much for being with me on this saturday. i'm fredricka whitfield. a major development on the u.s.-mexico border, "the washington post" confirming the trump administration and mexico's incoming government has struck a deal on a new border policy. it would force asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their claims moved through the u.s. courts. cnn's white house reporter sara west wstwowood joining me with n this. are these the final stages of this plan? >> reporter: well, fred, it l k looks that way, and the president seems to be making progress on his efforts to kush asylum seeking in the u.s. this deal comes after his administration has been putting pressure on mexico for weeks now to do more to help the u.s. with its illegal immigration problem. the deal would turn mexico into a waiting room of sorts as migrants who want to request assaylum in the united states would be required to wait

. >>> sheriff laurie smith will serve a sixth term. we see she has 57% of the vote compared to his 43%. this was the first race for laurie smith when she was elected in 1998. she believes the campaign brought the spotlight to the importance of voting. >>> we have more by the history making vote by new yorkers. >> this is why it's possible, when every day people come together in a collected realization that all our actions, no matter how small or how large are powerful, worthwhile and capable of lasting change. >>> 29-year-old democratic alexandria cortez was elected to congress. she defeated a ten term congressman. a record number of women were elected to congress last night. more than 100 women are projected to win seats in the house. >>> democratic congressman jared polis will be the first openly gay governor. >> for the equality and pioneers and the generations before me who endured so much hardship and hurt to make it possible for so many of us, myself included, to live and to love openly, and proudly you, polis served in congress

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with about 43% of the precincts reporting laury smith is leading 56% to 43%.e latest here in san jose. pam, ken, back to you. >> before you go as you know the blue ribbon panel that investigated a lot of problems internally in the jail in santa clara county was critical of smith. did that report not have much impact based on what you're hearing in terms of her victory tonight? >> reporter: well it's hard to say, pam. that situation at the jail there has been festering for 2 or 3 years following the 2015 death of michael kyrie. of course most of the blame there went to the three deputies who were convicted of kyrie's murder. they are now in prison but there was a blue ribbon panel that was formed and the hope for a lot of reforms at the jail, most notably the call for more psychiatric evaluations and for more mental health treatments. as our political consultant told me earlier today there was a lot of finger pointing in this campaign. saying these reforms weren't happening fast enough, whereas the sheriff was saying they're happening just as fast as possible.

i will bring in cnn senior technology correspondent laurie segall.se did he tell you in this exclusive interview? >> very interesting time for facebook as we have seen what has happened over the last couple of years. i spoke to him about the criticism. he responded pretty defiantly and responded to specific allegations. take a listen. i want to start with some of the revelations from the "new york times" piece. let's look at russia. did you and other leaders try to minimize russia's role in spreading propaganda on the platform? >> no. here is what happened. in 2016, there is no doubt that we missed something really important. the russian effort to try to have these coordinated information operations on facebook and the internet more broadly was not something that we were expecting. elections are always a very high security event. we were expecting certain kinds of cyber attacks. we found them. the russians were trying to hack into specific accounts. we told the people and the fbi and all of that. we weren't on top of these coordinated information ope

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them on an ongoing basis. >> facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg talking exclusively with our laurie interpol has elected kim jong yang. joining us from dubai with the details. sam, you're in dubai where the annual congress is happening. tell us, how unexpected was this a selection? and what do we know about this man? >> well, he is the president alongside the preferred candidate certainly for russia. and there had been an assumption that the russian candidate was going to prevail in the voting that was held in the building behind me this morning, bianca, but he did not. and that i think has rescued the reputation in large part of interpol. rightly or wrongly, it was being perceived that the election of a general in the russian interior ministry to the most senior position within interpol, particularly following the arrest of mr. ming when he went back to china. he was of course a former minister of the interior in china. he now faces corruption charges. but in the context of a degree of chaos and perhaps political interference from headquarters, there was a sensing that the election

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. >> laurie heard brittani's story and brittani's mother is a client of the salon. >> i'm just glad she's alive. >> my grandson, that they made it out of there okay. >> a call in social media resulted in this, donations piling up on the salon's porch. >> how does it make you feel? >> it makes me feel special. >> they're making a new member of the community, they're helping them in their time of need, be this many people trying to help me. >>> brittani and their son are staying in a motel in chico, a "go fund me" page has been set up and they'll if collecting donations all week. we've posted a list of ways you can help the victims on our website, ktvu.com. you can find it in the web linsangs. >>> 4:11 is the time right now. we're keeping an eye on washington. we may be on the verge of the latest white house shakeup. the latest on trump administration changes as the first lady wants a person to . >> and how your morning commute may speed up. >>> and driving from oakland to down down, you can see this is 880 to the south, the airport numbers and we'll see what's in >>> welcome back to "morni

. >> it appear that is santa clara county sheriff, laurie smith, has been re-elected for a sixth term as the county's top law enforcement officer. help challenger is john hirokawa. smith with 357%, hirokawa with 43%. this was sheriff smith's first run off race since she was elected in 1998. this was the most contentious election in her 20 years as she face as very determined challenger. >> we wanted to bring forward what the messaging should be and how the reform should look like. i think by doing that and exposing, we're hoping it has a positive effect no matter if i win or lose. >> i think i'm optimistic. we have a smart voting electorate. >> hirokawa says he has no plans to concedes. he's waiting for more results to come in throughout the night and days ahead. >> we're checking in on your weather. it was a good looking election day. temperatures warmed up nicely. high pressure was the story. highs tomorrow are going to be about the same as today. upper 70s and low 80s. things start to heat up around here. we have a red flag warning wednesday night into thursday morning. that is for

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look, we're standing on san pablo avenue between laurie lane and 23rd street.t down as a result of what we're learning was a fatal pursuit crash, that's the new information we're getting from chp, and according to chp, it was callwho was calt assist, a contra costa county sheriff's deputy was chasing someone before the crash. you are looking at video of the car involved, there was a yellow tarp put on top of that car, when we just arrived here, roughly at around 5:00 a.m. as far as the details, the crash happened roughly around 12:00 a.m. not information as far as what led to this pursuit and how many people were involved. let's take you back out here live, the car involved in this accident, several investigators on the scene, but this area on san pablo avenue will be shut down for the next several hours. we're live in san pablo, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for following the latest, pete. >>> we have sad news coming out of overseas, getting word three u.s. servicemembers have been killed in afghanistan. the department of defense says it happe

no change at the sheriff's office, laurie smith added to a sixth term as the county's top cop over john hirokawa. smith, the incumbent and her supporters celebrated when smith jumped out to a lead right away. >> i'm very optimistic now. i think the lead is insurmountable at this point. we had a great team in place and i'm really pleased the voters of santa clara county selected me. >> i think that i would still be an advocate for change, still be an advocate especially in regards to the use of force, racial profiling and the reforms that need to occur in the jail. >> hirokawa plans to stay active on the issues he campaigned on. those are just some of the races that we've been tracking. >> for a complete list and in-depth analysis, head over to nbcbayarea.com. we have a real time local election results along with easy to read chart that makes it simple to sort through all of those results. >>> and coming up here on "today in the bay," shaking things up from capitol hill to wall street. the breakdown, the market winners and losers from the midterm. >>> plus amazon going from online to on

now, being a little greedy, i want to recognize laurie flynn for the wives and recognize my thank you lori. i do not think general flynn needs to be introduced. extraordinary but the people hove ouch for him and talk about him is a list of who is who in military, politics, in life, i told him has the best pt recommend his courage, his quality of character, and his service to this country. that is why we want to give him this award. but i'm going to ask someone who knows him better than maybe each knows himbe lori better than this, but ask someone to tell you why this is a great man who gives us a perspective. it is the gift from god, to honor your mother and father and have that perspective. so i would like to ask michael flynn junior to come up and say a few words about his father. michael? [applause] michael: good evening, ladies and gentlemen. first, i would like to thank all of you amazing patriots for coming out to such a great event tonight. i have the pleasure of introducing a man that requires no introduction. kind of like what ed said. retired lieutenant general michael t. fl

. >> reporter: laurie crouch says the popular vendor bird put scooters out for rent on norfolk sidewalks without asking permission. >> we've impounded about 560 of their scooters, and they owe us over $93,000 in fines. >> reporter: norfolk wasn't the first. more than half a dozen cities, including san francisco, denver, and miami, have pushed back with regulations, fines, or banned scooters made by bird or other companies. bird says it's hoping to have productive conversations with officials and disputes never contacting norfolk, saying it obtained all necessary paperwork to operate legally. and we continue to reach out to leadership in hopes of working together. the city says it supports new forms of transportation but wants a conversation about safety first. catie beck, nbc news, norfolk, virginia. >>> up next, the discovery that made a lucky couple millionaires just in the neck of time. >>> if you have some old forgotten lottery tickets sitting around at home, do yourself a favor and check them to see if any of them are winners. nbc's kerry sanders tells us about a big jackpot win tha

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