so i'm driving out to lancaster prison to meet with mariah and jason.r. did not expect to be seeing them in a prison. that's for sure. >> hey. >> look at you. >> it's nice to see you. >> good to see you as well. you guys haven't seen each other for about a year. so how you feeling about seeing him now? >> my whole outlook on life changed after the dialogue with jason. as hard as it was to hear about the, you know, final moments of my mother's life, it was honestly kind of a relief. in my mind, jason was this person who attacked my mother at an atm machine and when he told me what happened, it made me see him in a different light, in a different perspective. i did have this really picture-perfect image of who she was and who she, you know, should have been, but, you know, jason told me that the reason they had met was because she was getting drugs from him, but it didn't make me think any less of her. it just made me have a desire to change the way society deals with addictions. maybe we could have prevented all of this. >> i'm living in watts, it's a ne

>>reporter: mariah carey is due to receive the icon award at the billboard awards. carey burst onto the scene in 1990 with our debut album and she continued to turn out 18 number hits over the years. >> what is it called again? >> white wine. i love it. >> amy polar makes her debut with the cast of saturday night live alumni. wine country premiering on netflix may 10th. >> get out -- >> and cbs is bringing back "i love lucy" for a one hour special. two classic episodes, bonus bunks and the million dollar idea are newly colorized and will air back-to-back. you can catch them april 19 on cbs. that's your eye on entertain, joy benedict, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a local golfer is leading the masters, but where is tiger and the giants had the pitching and the leather, but did they have a bat? any bat? we're up next. >>> here's a live look outside in san jose this friday morning. we'll be right back. >>> low 50s and not all that windy, but breezy by the afternoon. i don't want you to think today is as windy as yesterday. it's going to be another breezy day. it's going t

my name is mariah lucas, the daughter of the woman you killed. >> after the first paragraph, i had tolug to the chest. i had to put it down. i couldn't believe what i was holding in my hand. 23 years of no contact from anybody. >> i realized that my contacting you may come as a surprise. i want to tell you a little about myself and the life that i have lived. >> she told me about her life and the things that she had been through. it's what we call the cycle of violence. i went through a cycle of violence and my actions started another cycle of violence that she had to live through. and she was the one who broke the cycle of violence. >> i would like for you to allow me to come visit you. >> at the end of that letter, she had told me to forgive myself. and that hit me harder than anything else. it was -- it was unreal. >> earlier i spoke to the host of the redemption project, van jones, about his new series. >> van, for people who don't know, what is restorative justice? >> as you can see, it's this idea that people don't actually heal just because they got a verdict. just because the

. >> reporter: eight-year-old mariah weinman was killed when a tree fell on this house south of as.n reston, virginia, cleanup began this morning after a rare tornado touched downed from night. ed ault lost his truck and almost his home. nt we ran down to the basement, and we were huddled up in the bathroom. we're sitting in there, no more than five seconds, and we hear tis incredible crack. i noticed that my truck was sitting under the tree. >> reporter: the national weather service was on the scene assessing the damage. >> there was leaf splatter on sides of house where there shouldn't be, but it wasin of at covers plasters, all sides of dwellings and cars. la reporter: in atlanta friday, a tree crashed through the roof of this apartment complex, and on to this couple and their young daughter, who were playing in bed. ncey were cut and bruised, but otherwise okay. in mississippi, at least three are dead, and there's a state of emergency after tornadoes, high wind, and soaking rain. >> it just went through in a matter of seconds and it was over. i mean, out of blue. >> reporter: th

defense lawyers said the prosecution who's too emotional is only suing mariah because his brother the killer is dead. but the prosecution says a bill could bill me ha with his radicalize speech propaganda videos calling for jihad and terrorism. is the mastermind behind the attack the one who transformed his brother into a killer. look back at the case of a happy marriage john the date that his brother adel cat and there has been. given an additional. ten years in jail making a total of thirty years his sentence for aiding. and abetting and conspiring with his younger brother who went on to commit those atrocities. back in twenty twelve in and around to loose. a new report shows journalists bebecoming more and more the victims of violence while trying to do that job to us president donald trump was called the media the enemy of the people is one person who's been singled out -- on a whole different level the murder of the saudi dissident journalist. john mile high shoji sent shockwaves across the world another case of the journalists being targeted. or full by reporters without borders

police accuse 19 year-old anthony pen and tell of murdering 18 year-old mariah davis. davis went missing in september and then her body was found near lake chabot and san leandro later on in october. the mattel turned himself in to police and according to court documents. admitted to police that he indeed strangled davis. the preliminary hearing is scheduled to begin at 8.45. this morning. well to the east we now man is dead after he ran across the freeway in pittsburgh chp saying that this happened last night on highway 4 they're the lover trolled exit they say the man just ran on to the road. a white nissan passing by hit that man. the driver stopped at the scene he cooperated with police. but the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. well a 60 year-old man accused of trespassing in the tenderloin is now recovering after he was struck in the head and hospitalized with serious head injuries. now the alleged assault happened on the 300 block of hyde street. a group of men were there talking right along the sidewalk. when a 39 year-old man emerge from a building

and i think he and everyone else, if he decides to run, gets to mariah carke their case dire the people. we get to decide. if you were a senior adviser to the 2020 presidential candidates now, what would you tell them? >> a few things. i've had the privilege of eaking with some of them running. and my message has been the same. it's been be authentic, be optimistic about our country, explain why the american people should trust yur vision your ability to execute your vision. don't beat up the others in the primary so much that we go io the general election in a wounded state. the long view is winning the presency, not just the primary. and finally, i say that there is a difference between crypaigning, where you to grow your base and go after those folks and speak to them and have bold ideas and governing. where you have to be the president for all of america. and you have to make sure that you are willing to compromise and that you don't let perfect be the enemy of the good. >> and as i was reading your book, it resonated with me personally. se i lked about this, bec grew up somewhere e

but mariah marquez says they quickly outgrew that. >> we went to instagram and that kind of explodedvernight with other girls being stoked on it. >> it's not just look a few other girls stoked on it. there's almost 50,000 instagram followers. >> girl power is real. we got this. >> reporter: but it's not just online. twice a month girl swirl hosts a group skate in venice where dozens of women show up, many for their very first time on wheels. >> we never actually know how many girls are going to show up to each free skate and we're constantly blown away by the girls that do show up. >> you feel safe as a woman. and for us to have created that space is i think like -- that's what i love the most. >> bye. >> most of these gierrls are in the venice area. the fact we were all in a couple-mile radius and didn't know about each other and now we just like come together, it's just -- it's amazing. >> reporter: the group attracts all ages, from grown women to the youngest, 5-year-old kenny pollard. >> how fast do you think you can go on a skateboard? >> pretty fast. >> pretty fast? >> reporter

it reached number two on the billboard with mariah carey's lover boy.aker head, having designed sneakers. that's not all. i have the "new york times'" best selling author. his latest novel, lake success has been optioned by hbo. double threat! also, with me, friend of "the beat." she's considerate. she interviewed justin trudeau which won her an award. what a great fall back we have. would you call at this time mother of all fallbacks? >> yeah. >> what's the father? >> who is the father? that's a good question. >> you're the good question. >> i do tell dad jokes. >> cool dad. >> that's part of the way there. i love your music, i love that you're here. who needs to fall back? >> lori loughlin. the nerve of her to think that she should let her privilege have her signing autographs outside of court. she should be ashamed of herself. she should fall all the way back. >> if you're going there to face charges that you were helping your kids steal other people's seats in college, that shouldn't be an autograph appearance. >> not at all. she should have been hi

not that innocent ♪ oops i did it again >> britney was the madonna whereas christina was like the mariah much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ directs you where to go >> the '90s represented being who you are. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity, they were starving for what the real experience was, the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete green light permission for that to be explored. >> you talk about this band a lot. then you go oh, wait a minute. you can't talk about the '90s without this one and this one and this one, where there's so many monumental bands, one after another. that's the '90s. ♪ take the photographs in still frames in your mind ♪ ♪ hang it on a shelf and get up in good time ♪ ♪ tattoos of memories ♪ and dead skin on trial ♪ fo

joining me not to talk more about that courtroom development is mariah, education reporter with the washington post. court appearances were very brief today. >> yes, they only lasted about 40 minutes for all 10 parent defendants who had their initial appearances today. felicity huffman's was less than two minutes in fact. >> tell a little bit about what happened in court even though it was brief? >> so in an initial appearance, basically what happens is a defendant learns and confirms they understand what the charges are so the judge basically read the charges allowed him a confirmed that the defendants understood them and laid out the commissions -- conditions for their release. in this case, the judge actually specified they are not to smoke marijuana, because they cannot break federal laws so even though it might be permitted in the state of california, since it is prohibited under federal law, they are not to do that. they are not supposed to have guns or firearms in their homes and they cannot travel internationally unless they have important business. >> the judge, though, did change on

you meet with mariah, a young mother whose mother was murdered when she was a toddler.st the man who took her away from her. >> in this true crime culture, once you figure out who done it and put the right person in jail, everybody is happy, roll the credits, and we can go have a beer. no, this is about the truth long after the crime, 10 years later, 20 years later, people are hurt and don't have basic answers. some people cop a plea, lie on the stand. families still don't know what actually happened. just the idea, tell me what happened. why did you do this? what were my mother's last words? help me understand what happened. just that gives people more space to heal. even if they don't forgive. people say i couldn't forgive. in my show, some people don't forgive, but they get one step closer to healing. you see moral courage on both sides, at olympic levels that should inspire the rest of us. if these people can have a conversation, we should be able to have a conversation in this society. >> that's a great lesson. van jones. it's going to be worth it. >> listen, 9:00

police arrested 19 year old anthony payment tell of murdering 18 year-old mariah davis. davis went missing back in september. her body was found near lake chabot in san leandro in october pimentel turned himself in to police and according to court documents he admitted to police that he strangled davis. the preliminary hearing is scheduled to begin at 8 45 this morning. well california is seeking the death penalty against the joseph de angelo trial, he's the man charged with killing more than 12 women as the golden state killer now they're seeking the death penalty even though governing newsome reach job. >>pull that back in there's a aoratorium on that conference sheriff's milestone spoke to a legal expert who says this could be and negotiations tactic. >>73 year old joseph james d'angelo in a sacramento courtroom wednesday. as you listen to news that prosecutors will seek the death penalty. the multiple murder and rapes that he's accused of family members of the victims reacted. if there is ever. >>a death penalty case. it is the golden state killer. >>di angelo's accu

accuse 19 year-old anthony pittman tell and there's his picture up there of murdering 18 year-old mariah davis davis went missing in september and her body was found near lake chabot in san leandro in october. he turned himself in to police according to court documents can intel admitted to police that he in fact strangled davis the preliminary hearing is scheduled to begin at 8 45 this morning. in the north bay water advisory has been lifted for sonoma state university in the tap water is now safe to drink and cook is and cook. officials say a drop in pressure in the university's well water pumping system could have led the settlement getting into the water system that issue has now been fixed. >>in the east bay, a man is dead after he ran across a highway in pittsburgh. chp says this happened last night on highway 4 writer loveridge road. they say the man ran on to the road when a white nissan sedan hit him. the driver stopped and did cooperate with police but pedestrians have for the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. all the peninsula, 33 year-old man was arrested and sam a

. >> reporter: mariah tells us she left a note on those cars, trying to get in touch with both of thosetil then the question remains, are you team black car or team silver car? in korea town, jory rand, abc 7 news. >> great question. >> that is a good question. if you were pulling forward, obviously you're going to back in. >> i agree. >> for somebody to try to swoop in -- >> don't swoop in. i might mess up my car slamming into -- no, no road rage, road rage is not the answer. >> it's incredible how that ended up ending, with that other person moving. what was it like once they both parked and got out of the car? did they just not look? >> why are people so crazy about parking? what's -- what -- oh my gosh! >> oh my gosh! >> what's happening? now" the possible br >>> this morning on "world news now" the possible break in the case of a missing child. >> a teenager tells police he's a boy who disappeared nearly eight years ago. he says he's timmothy pitzen, last seen in 2011. now there's an urgent effort to confirm his identity and track down the people he says kept him all this time. >>

police accuse this man here 19 year-old anthony kim intel of murdering 18 year-old mariah davis davis went missing in september and her body was found near lake chabot in sandy and joe in october and intel eventually turned himself in. according to court documents from intel admitted to the police officers that he strangled davis. the preliminary hearing is scheduled to begin in about an hour and a half from now. and the story that we're following several district attorneys have announced that they will seek the death penalty against the suspected golden state killer. joseph de angelo the angela faces charges including 13 counts of murder d 13 counts of rape across california. and despite governor newsom's moratorium on the death penalty. his order does not prevent the death penalty sentences from being actually handed out. attorney and legal analyst stephen clark says the push for the death penalty could end up delaying the case. clark says the trial could start while governor newsom is still in office. deangelis so far has yet to enter a plea on the 26 charges. >>bay area has the 3r

police accuse this man right there 19 year-old anthony kim intel of murdering 18 year-old mariah davis who went missing. back in september and her body was found near lake chabot in san leandro in october to mintel eventually turned himself in according to court documents to mintel admitted to the police officers that he did in fact strangled davis. the preliminary hearing is hearing is scheduled to begin in about 35 minutes from now. >>a big story this morning, several district attorneys have announced that they will seek the death penalty against the suspected golden state killer joseph de angelo de angelo faces charges including 13 counts of murder and 13 counts of rape across the state. despite governor neeson's moratorium on the death penalty his order does not prevent death penalty sentences for being handed out. attorney and legal analyst stephen clark says that a push for the death penalty could delay the case. >>but if this case continues as a death penalty case, it will significantly delay this because not only will the defense have to get ready factually for all of the crime

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