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in custody was a young man named benjamin hobbs.e he is at angie's funeral, carrying flowers, but get this, hobbs was now charged with sexually assaulting a woman at knife point. sound familiar? so while detective ken brown rushed off to question hobbs, detective jared furhman began talking to hobbs' friends. >> why do you think you're down here? >> honestly, i have no idea. >> one of whom was a 20-year-old named christopher tapp. he was no felon but he was an admitted druggie and what do you know, chris tapp had a bit of a history with ex-school resource offer now detective furhman. >> he was in trouble a time or two? >> he was. just trying to help him out. >> i trust you and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> yes, sir. >> he trusted furhman, but didn't know anything he said about angie's murder. >> if i did anything about this, i would say, but i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> having made his statement, christopher tapp went home, in the clear apparently. couple of days later, the detectives asked him to come downtown agai

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>> man 3: how about a message of hope! >> man: yes!il war of lies came to an abrupt end. >> anthony: harsh question. why should americans, watching this, why should we give a shit? why should people care about sri lanka? >> tracy: i guess -- i don't know why americans should care. i just want sri lankans to care. the story has to go on, and for it to go on, we have to have some hope. citizens were asked for what they most desired, and that is how peace came to the island of short memories. the warring parties fast realized that it didn't matter who won or who lost because in the end, they were all on the same side. ♪ >>> wide pred devastation. the u.s. president views it firsthand in his visit to california. we have the very latest on the fires and reaction to the president's visit there. >>> the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. it's pointing to the u.s. saudi crown prince. the president said it's premature to say who ordered the killing but more information is forthcoming. >>> the prime minister of israel working to save his gove

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they found the car with a man still inside.celebrating thanksgiving in the sierra retreated to the first snowfall of the season. the snow began falling on wednesday and by tuesday, there was more than a foot on the ground. chop hrkhop is warning p p p pp careful. >> tracking not only rain, but snow in the mountains. we have a lot to get to. we will talk about street level radar and south bay we go and you are finally getting your share of rain. mountain view heading across the peninsula across i-35. we are seeing pockets of moderate rain. in the east bay and the north bay from crocket to martinez, we are seeing light showers. how much rain? over two inches with just this storm. more than an inch in santa rows. half inch in san francisco. 67/100s in oakland. a few hundredths in places like palo alto and livermore, but more is coming.piinup 72/100s o. the storm that is moving through is part one of the system. here comes the next one. that's what i meant by back to back. the concern is with rain not being able to absorb too much

a man... was dead at the scene. police also found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. police have not released the names of victims. ( james ) in the east bay a federal agent's car is burglarized in oakland... with several items being taken form that car. the atf agent's car was parked outside the federl courthouse in oakland. the a-t-f has not said if a gun was among the items taken. ( darya ) a man is in critical condition this morning after being hit by a car in santa rosa. these are pictures from the scene. the driver took off and was involved in an acident just a few miles away. the driver was identified as an 80-year- old woman who told police that she didn't even know that she had hit the pedestrian. the man suffered a serious head injury and multiple broken bones. ( darya ) in the east bay... off-duty c-h-p officers were able to detain a man after he ran away from a hit-and-run. here is a picture of the driver officers said hit multple cars on eastboudn 80 near central avenue. the driver's car did ove

one—man rule is always a problem.or in iraq or saudi arabia. riyadh has now accepted the murder of jamal khashoggi was premeditated. but who authorised it? anybody who takes a decision in the kingdom defers to mohammed bin salman before they act. is it conceivable that there could have been intelligence operatives, members of the security establishment trying to impress their master and miscalculated? possibly. saudi arabia has stated that the operation was carried out by a team acting without the knowledge or authorisation of the royal court. however, the saudis themselves now accuse saud al-qahtani, the trusted servant of mohammed bin salman, implicated in the ritz carlton abuses, of playing a role in the jamal khashoggi killing. they say he was in charge of the team sent to istanbul. the bbc has established that saud al-qahtani has not been back to his office since the death of jamal khashoggi. saudi media say he has been fired, along with two other officials. we asked saud al-qahtani to comment on the allegations

lizo mzimba looks back at his life. # spider—man, spider—man. ..n lee's creations have captivated fans for decades. the charismatic face of marvel, known to millions, with the odd exception. nice try, buddy. i'm stan lee! he started in publishing in the 1930s, at the company that would eventually evolve into marvel, and where he helped to create the fantastic four, the hulk, ironman, black panther, the x—men, the avengers, and so many more. i would be writing these stories, along with the artists we'd be working with, and we would all be hoping that somebody would buy the comic books, so that we could keep ourjobs, and pay the rent, and not be thrown out in the streets. but we neverfor a minute could have envisioned anything like what happened to these characters. two—dimensional on the page, stan lee's creations were thoroughly three—dimensional characters. take spider—man — driven by guilt about not preventing the death of his uncle. the 1970s and 1980s saw stan lee expand into tv. mr mcgee, don't make me angry. you wouldn't like me when i'm angr

lizo mzimba looks back at his life. # spider—man, spider—man. ..comics... # does whatever a spider can...# in cartoons... in cinema... stan lee's creations have captivated fans for decades. he started in publishing in the 1930s at the company that would eventually evolve into marvel, where he helped create characters ranging from iron man and the x—men to black panther, and oversaw the development of many more as part of the marvel universe. i would be writing the stories, along with the artists we'd be working with, and we would all be hoping somebody would buy the comic books so that we could keep ourjobs and pay the rent and not be thrown out on the street! but we never, for a minute, could have envisaged anything like what happened to these characters. mr mcgee, don't make me angry. you wouldn't like me when i'm angry. it was inevitable that first tv, then hollywood would come calling. and stan lee's frequent cameos a constant on—screen reminder that he was consulted about the direction of the stories and their often imperfect stars. big man in

took a violent turn after police officers say, a man in a clown costume, struck another man on the head with a beer bottle(pam) police say, the victim was just trying to protect his nephew with autism ... reporter kay recede found out, the man in the clown mask would not stop -- and the family believes it is because the clown was either under the influence of drugs or alcohol. it was supposed to a treat for one stockton family -- just one last stop of halloween fun on cheapeake circle unfortunately the evening ended in a real scare the victim's family spoke to fox40 off camera and asked us to protect their privacy. neighbors we spoke to heard bits and pieces of what happened wednesday night(roger fisher, neighbor)"some fellow in a clown costume tried to scare the kids"(rich davidson, neigbhor)"i think somebody had a little too much to drink and got a little out of hand."the victim's mother says a man in a pennywise costume -- a character from a horror film -- was yelling and scaring kids which for the woman's 6 year old autistic grandson -- was terrifying.(officer joe silva, spokesman,

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he was a man's man. >> and also a bit of a ladies man, according to bill's cousin hank. >> beautiful women, you work hard, play hard. you do things you're not supposed to do. he was a great man but he was not the perfect man. >> bill's imperfections became painfully chlor32 years into marriage when frances says he got a call from a mistious woman, september 13th, 2013, friday the 13th. >> she goes you don't know me but i'm vague an affair with your husband. i was no shock. >> heart broken furious frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true? >> by that time he is crying and telling me that he is sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> this is three decades of marriage. >> and i finally asked him, how long has this been going on? he cried again, told me three years. >> i go this is not an affair this is a relationship. >> that word that bothers you. >> mistress, it sound like i don't want to say i was the side person because i was more than that to him. this was the man i wanted to marry and spend my life with. >> bonnie was a 28-year-old single mom when they met. about

they say the man moved his hands. that's when a total of seven law enforcement officers opened fire. the man was killed, also a police dog, a trained k-9 officer was shot and killed in the process. police have not yet released the man's name, nor the crime he's accused of committing. they say it was a double murder sometime in the last few years. we're back live and i want to stress here that we are inside the fire zone. so this man according to authorities led police from outside the fire zone into this place where hundreds of law enforcement officers are trying to work on a disaster and now they've got to deal with this. >> just crazy, joe vazquez reporting live from butte county. it's like he said, all they need. >>> other headlines from the camp fire, president trump will travel to california on saturday to meet with wildfire survivors in butte county. >> the white house is still working out the itinerary. this will be the president's second trip to california since taking office. >>> several shelters are seeing a

community smart i define myself as a man who's who of course also has his fluid or rather feminine parts has the conflict woman doesn't exist for me and. they are comparably even i don't have no problem to have the feeling that i'm not accepting the way i am if it weren't for those strict categories all the time in the. home cafe i need about two hours for pure make up sometimes even three to four hours plus preparation time on the day before course i try on the outfits then i have to shave here and there. most of us see and hear as all so all in all it takes half a day but it's always fun painting on your own face is also an article and really thing and i exist home tomorrow honey const far. we have company ben through the art history museum in vienna. the art historian also office going to two of us as a drag queen. a form of performance that uses the stylistic device of exaggeration to blood gender roles it's. easy to simply say oh my hat when i do this in a museum i have the undivided attention and enthusiasm of the people because they have come especially because of me but in the su

i loved that man very much. much so that in december 2001, after six years of living together, jean and jim got married in las vegas. and i was asked, by jean, if i would walk her down the aisle. was she happy? oh, yeah. all smiles, both of them were all smiles. josh mankiewicz: but the smiles did not last long. in june 2002, jim huden returned here to washington state for the funeral of an old friend. and it was here that fate intervened. a tall, red-haired beauty caught jim's eye. it was the beginning of a love triangle, one that would wreck the lives of all the people who were involved-- and some who were not. the woman in question was peggy thomas-- a whidbey island hairstylist who also dabbled in beauty pageants. in fact, in 2001, thomas represented the state of washington in a las vegas pageant, winning the evening gown competition. leslie birkland got to know peggy thomas a few years earlier, when she was just breaking into the beauty pageant circuit. birkland, who was once on the reality tv show "big ric

(man) uhhh, i got you...this! (woman) it's half dead. (man) just like you! (woman) oooooh!n barbara comsck's fake ad? jennifer wexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66. nonsense. jennifer wexton fought the tolls on 66. and let's call this plan what it is, the way that it's been rolled ou it's highway robbery. there's also healthcare robbery. barbara comstock voted to sabotage the healthcare market,hi ng premiums up to 64%. barbara trumpstock -- everything that's wrong in washington. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is an oscar-nominated and emmy-winning actor starring as the voice of the grinch in the new animated movie, "the grinch", which opens in theaters and imax friday, november 9th. please welcome benedict cumberbatch. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> i always i always feel the love coming on the show. thank you very, very much. immy: welcome back to th show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: benedict cumberbatch. >> love being back, thank you. >> jimmy: we love you, buddy. i got to say, i like this look. >> you do, jimmy? >>

police in palo alto have released a sketch of a man who attacked and robbed a man last weekend. take a look at this map. police say a man knocked down a man who was walking on a path that runs along the railroad tracks between churchill avenue and university avenue transit center. now here is a sketch of the attacker. police say he was one of three men who approached the victim while he was on his phone.the man in this sketch is said to be the one pushed the victim on the ground and punched him. the three men took the victims phone and other item and ran off near downtown. the victim was treated for his injuries and later released. ( darya ) on the peninsula... residents are on edge after a spike in home burlaries in various neighborhoods throughout hillsborough. police say the theives hit while many people were out on the long holiday weekend. police say the burlgars are breaking the glass of a rear sliding door or window to get into the homes.. and in most cases the homes did not have security alarms installed. police say there is evidence that links some of the burglaries to

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reagan always believed that if he could sit down i'm a man-to-man, across the table from each other,we could solve the world problems. i give ronald reagan a lot of credit for that. i found very quickly, and i began by saying, my wife is a democrat, didn't vote for greg in. i found very quickly in my research and my time writing, things to really admire him for and this was one of them. this was definitely a big one. anyone else? here. >> during your introduction, you mentioned three different, you're it one about the beatles. julia child and the most recent one with reagan. did you see any similarities that behind the scenes, growth these people to become successful to rise up obscurities or anything you can mention about that? >> wonderful question. i always believe that you can't know anything about a subject until you know where they come from. so the first thing that i do, and each of my research strategies for the book, make a deal on the hometown. the beatles came, i went straight to your. julia child, right to pasadena, california. reagan's case, i went to illinois and then t

the wrong man. e >>> the extreme diet that has people counting every calorie and could be adding years to their lives. >>> and an unlikely friendship between a man who spent decades in prison for a murder he did not commit and the man who helped him get out. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. across a good section of the middle of the country, it is not easy going tonight for people trying to get home after the holiday. 15 million americans under blizzard warnings from kansas through iowa and mize mirksz all the way up to chicago, with whiteout conditions reported. there's still more snow expected overnight as the storm makes its way north and east, disrupting travel across the great lakes and northeast tomorrow. no surprise it has all led to flight cancellations and delays. we begin tonight with matt bradley in chicago. >> reporter: the massive storm hit as more than 50 million americans are headed home after the thanksgiving holiday. wind gusts of up to 50 mi

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the people would come around and want to meet him and know him, this is the man who shot the man whohot the president. >> why do you think jack shot oswald? >> oh, i think -- it was mostly an impulsive act. jack, i believe, that people were saying that they ought to kill him. in my opinion, jack thought this would bring him a sensational amount of business and he would really be a hero. >> why do you think jack shot oswald? >> i think he came down there to see what was going on and when he saw the sneer on oswald's face, that was all it took to snap jack. the way oswald's mouth was curled up, you could see in the picture. when he saw that look was when he decided to shoot him. i think he did it because he thought it was a service to his country and his way of thinking. that was the way he thought. >> i do not believe jack ruby took secrets to his grave. i have lived with him for too long. i am certain he told the truth up until his death. i will never be convinced otherwise. there is nothing he hid. the public knew everything he ever said or heard. mr. cronkite: jack ruby was convict

when police say a man got out and grabbed him. the man took the boys cell phone and got away. police are asking if you have any details or information to call. >> secret service launched a thanksgiving crime fighting campaign targeting fraud at stations. improvement has forced them to target gas pumps instead. they place a card reader on the pump and they get access to the card. the secret service crack down began yesterday. already some 200 skimming devices has been seized preventing $6 million in fraud. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in pctto make thins simple, easy and awesome. >>>ht at 6:00. news not seen in century. one man is using technology to stitch together old photographs to create panoramics of the past. >> a wine country wild fire survivor helped bring christmas cheer to victims of the campfire. from coffee park. you might remember much of that neighborhood burned to the ground during the tu

authorities say a man and woman who worked at the hospital were outside arguing when the man suddenly pulled the gun out from under his shirt and shot the woman. the man then exchanged gunfire in the parking lot before running into the hospital and shot and killed another and a police officer. >> our hearts go out to the life of the lost. >> the suspect also died although it's not clear if she was shot by police or killed himself. investigators do believe, however, he was involved in a relationship with one of those two women he shot. >>> new at 11:00 a new investigation at the white house. this one, though, not about president trump. instead it's ivanka trump and her e-mail account. white house ethics officials are looking into why she sent hundreds of e-mails last year to white house cabinet aides, cabinet officials and her assistants using a personal account. our discovery comes two years after president trump attacked candidate hillary clinton for using her personal e-mail account as secretary of state, calling her crooked hillary. >> it's symbolic of an administration that appare

remember the story of a homeless man who used his last $20 to buy a woman gasoline. that was a lie, the homeless man and the woman and the boyfriend worked together, it was part of a scam. people ended up donating $400,000 thinking they were helping a homeless man p prosecutors say that money will be refunded. the 3 suspects are all facing charges, including theft by deception. >>> in florida, they are still counting ballots in two key races from bill nelson be, they're separated by less than a quarter of a per cent, and that is rick scott and bill nelson, the supervisor of elections says they missed the machine recount deadline because of equipment problems. >> we were using them 24/7, i think it was extraordinary. >> the florida governor's race, in that race, the republican desantis has a large enough lead to not have a hand recount but guillum has not concede he had a. >>> a big crowd of friends and family said good-bye to ron helus. he was killed when a gunman started shooting at the borderline bar and grill, he was the first officer on the scene at the bar. he's

then baldwin hit the man in the face. he was arrested and ordered to appear in court later on this month. the emmy award winner insists the story is fiction. in a tweet he said, "the assertion that i punched anyone over a parking spot is false. i realize it has become a sport to tag people with as many negative charges and defaming allegations as possible for the purposes of click bait entertainment." >>> it looks like some elementary schoolteachers in idaho have a lot to learn about cultural sensitivity. check out these photos posted to the district's facebook page . it shows one group -- page on wednesday. it shows one group dressed up as the border wall and wearing moustaches and maracas. these are teachers. the photos have been taken down. the superintendent said the district is looking into it. >>> a fight on a bus leads to a deadly plunge in china. video shows the driver getting into a heated argument with a passenger which quickly gets physical. the driver takes his eyes off the road and loses control and flies rig

on dead man's hill now however the boot is on the other foot. as the french put out more flags the germans grow increasingly uneasy. especially the ones who've been captured by the french. we've been gravely deceived by our officers writes young god not to his mother and other demands we would like those gentlemen responsible for the war to come and fight at our side if they'd done so we would have had peace long ago. in fact although the french don't suspect it germany is increasers. with the war seemingly endless some politicians are starting to question the sense of it peace demonstrations are spreading. this is one in berlin on the first of may in the middle of the battle of ed on. far left politician can lick gnashed as haranguing the crowd down with the government he says down with the war . right after he speaks he's jailed. meanwhile the mood in the french capital was completely different. i. one of the troops have been holding out on dead man's hill life is almost returned to normal here almost as if the battle was actually being won. t

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