. >> reporter: professor richard mathis is a national expert who's team has worked on dna analysis for 20 years. he says commercial dna websites use different genetic markers than the labs but can still find connections. >> there is a lot of controversy in the forensic science community on whether you should use genetics to identify people who are related to criminals. >> reporter: investigators say they use the family trees to identify possible suspects eventually leading them to deangelo. the sacramento county da says after collecting two discarded dna samples from deangelo the crime lab had a match. mathis says the united kingdom is much more advanced with dna advancements. >> if you want to have these crimes solved perhaps we have to get used to the idea of giving up a little bit of our privacy. >> jana katsuyama, ktvu. >>> stay with us, we will go to sacramento for this afternoon's court hearing. >>> bill cosby still free on $1 million bail after a jury in pennsylvania in a retrial convict him of sexual assault. cosby was accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand

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kitty logan in london thank you let's go over to our correspondent mathis and brussels where nato representatives are meeting it's good to see you what's their reaction been to the military strike in syria at this hour the general secretary and just minutes ago made very clear that there is full support from all nato members and that is quite interesting to hear such a message after they have been briefed by their allies by france the u.s. and the u.k. and he also made an interesting call for russia to make use of their diplomatic ties to the assad regime to bring them back to the negotiating table to really involve them in the geneva peace talks so that a seat cease fire can be established and finally he said at the end of the press conference doing nothing was just no option in this case so doing nothing was not an option but does europe as a whole have a common strategy in place on the issue when it comes to syria. clearly for for the europeans everyone is aware that a single military strike or an in general that a military solution will not do for syria needs a political solution the big ques

strongly condemn the repeated use of chemical weapons by the syrian regime our correspondent gary mathis is standing by in brussels where nato representatives are having this meeting nato unified there on the legitimacy of the airstrikes how are they that short of the gas attack was carried out by the syrian regime could the airstrikes by western forces be seen as premature though or they have been presented with a large body of evidence and with rock solid intelligence at least that is what officials have told me basically that is what that what is what the u.s. the u.k. and france repeated over and over again now we haven't seen this evidence yet and that is what particularly russians are pointing to and maybe we will never see that evidence i find it interesting though that only yesterday i was told even here in brussels by diplomats that they have also be already been presented with evidence from the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons even though they haven't arrived at the scene yet so it's an interesting situation here the actual dilemma i think is rather the one t

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. >> reporter: uc berkeley chemistry professor richard mathis as worked on dna analysis for 20 years. he says they can find connections through the websites. >> there's a lot of controversy in the forensic science community about whether you should use genetics to identify people who are related to criminals. >> reporter: investigators say they used the family trees to identify possible suspects, eventually leading them to the suspect. is sacramento county da says after collecting two discarded samples from deangelo they had a match. with genetic testing becoming more pervasive, society must grapple with a larger question. >> if you want to have these crimes solved, perhaps you have to get used to giving up a little bit of our personal privacy. >> reporter: investigators did not reveal today which dna website they used. i contacted the two most popular, ancestry.com and 23 and me, and they said they had no official requests or warrants from officers. >> jane katsuyama in the news room, thank you. >> tonight we're also hearing from one of the couples terrorized by the serial rapist. 40

mathis this is bbc news. live in beirut. the headlines at 3pm... britain, the us and france have bombed three sites in syria. more than 100 missiles were fired in the joint action — targeting what they say are chemical weapons facilities. in the last hour the pentagon has said the operation against the syrian regime had successfully hit every target. the efforts by syria we re every target. the efforts by syria were largely ineffective and clearly risked their own people, based on their indiscriminate response. russia has condemned the attack but said syrian government forces shot down at least two thirds of the missiles. the un security council is to meet today, at russia's request. president assad of syria says it's an act of aggression and bombing his country will only increase his determination to fight his opponents. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. you arejoining our you are joining our extended special coverage of the overnight operation against suspected chemical weapons targets in syria. britain, the us and france are saying they ha

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the journalist says mafia bosses of made numerous death threats against him because he runs an anti mathie a website he's been telling us what it's like to live with a price on your head. first i received warnings then letters containing bullets and then anonymous phone calls then one day i was attacked i was assaulted by two hooded men and since then i've had an injured shoulder so. i've now been living under the protection of a caribbean area for four years i have launched fourteen criminal cases against almost thirty mafia bosses these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers. i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman. i live with five men five carabineers are you follow me day and night i live far from my family from my loved ones these five carabineers are the first people i see in the morning and the last night before i'm left alone with my conscience. has been investigating details of the clans illegal activities and publishing them online he believes mafia influence is spreading across t

mathis this is bbc news. live in beirut. the headlines at 3pm...sites in syria. more than 100 missiles were fired in the joint action — targeting what they say are chemical weapons facilities. in the last hour the pentagon has said the operation against the syrian regime had successfully hit every target. the efforts by syria we re every target. the efforts by syria were largely ineffective and clearly risked their own people, based on their indiscriminate response. russia has condemned the attack

you know that trump is arguably also surrounded himself with some soldiers you don't think general mathis and general kelly have either think these people are going to be telling him the kinds of things you just be telling me something that no journalist has ever questioned they've never said. we always see these pictures of children of babies and so forth why don't we see pictures of anime she hardest who have been killed by poison gas certain lay there are tens of thousands of isis and al qaida and all of their all of the all of them are related they're like drug cartels there are ideas dover throw the country to murder all of the non extremists and why are they not targeted by syria if syria feel so desperate that they have to use poison gas knowing that it's going to bring down the wrath of the world why would they do it after they've won the war after they won the battle in new mom and why would they use it against civilians instead of military. no one will ask that question the media simply censors that question because i think the reporters know what's good for them if you ask that

sold by evan mathis. he said the reason he sold it, he wanted to buy a dream home for his family. this is the second highest price ever paid for a baseball card and falls just behind the 1909 t 206 wagner card. that one sold for $3.12 million a couple years ago. >> it's good to know the value is still going on. kids could be collecting them. we used to put them in the spokes of our bikes. >> i collected them. i thought that ken griffy card was going to put me through college. >> it's still worth something. >> i did. looked it up, it's worth 5 bucks. >> well, a cartoon that swept the nation this week, former first lady barbara bush who passed away on tuesday comes to see heaven is a place to reunite with family. the bush family says the imagery is comforting them and moving others. mrs. bush is seen with 3-year-old daughter robin who died of leukemia in 1953. the cartoon which appeared in mississippi's claire i don't know ledger was reposted on jenna bush-hager's instagram. the artist marcia ramsey has sent to offer the bush family the original artwork. his vision of the stars in m

mathy who will lead a mission to land up another battle out of my feet. my vision in county and my vision. allows them in hot and bad in hotter havea lemon michelle how to. daughter eleven year old was born with cerebral palsy making it more urgent for her to get adequate medical care something that's become increasingly difficult in yemen and we're. in between matches should at least see it believe it or. the money you have about. it one can only happen if not in the bowels of. the feel unsure and mentality that. as the war escalates and as you've applied for visas for somebody to join him in the us where he works to support them and where she met can get stable medical care. they applied well before donald trump became president and introduced a travel ban. now so frightened protests marked initial chaotic rollout of the ban which stopped the entry of nationals from a number of muslim majority countries including yemen. released just a week after trying to cough us the order more through three versions while it was being challenged in court. so it wasn'

the us defence secretary james mathis saying they've been trying to get inspectors from the iopcw ine of getting them in and out as fast as possible but also, what trace of a chemical attack may still be there because the area is now under the control of the syrian government again. yeah, again, there will be questions and questions will be raised by syria and russia whatever the results of those investigations that take place. certainly, the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons is looking to get there potentially as early as this weekend to try and find some evidence. but i think where we are at this stage is that people have seen these images that have come out of douma, that are alleged to have taken place after this chemical attack, and that there is a feeling from the west that there must some kind of response to that. i do feel that although we are still in a position where conversations are taking place, where the us, uk and france have to work out what they are going to do specifically, they also want to make clear that if this has been a chemical attack it is

journalist himself says mafia bosses have made numerous death threats against him as he runs an anti mathie a website he told us what it's like to live with a price on his head. first i received warnings then letters containing bullets and then anonymous phone calls then one day i was attacked i was assaulted by two hooded men since then i've had an injured shoulder. i've now been living under the protection of a caribbean area for four years i have launched fourteen criminal cases against almost thirty mafia bosses these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers. i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman i live with five men five carabineers you follow me day and night i live far from my family for my loved ones these five carabineers at the first people i see in the morning and the last night before i'm left alone with my conscience. has been investigating details of the clans illegal activities and publishing them online he believes mafia influence is spreading across the globe. many journalist

say it's our right to live here i'm a bit of a paddle i want to really get into delicious vehicle mathy. we arrive in cheetah gong and with more than four million residents it's bangladesh's second largest city. it's also home to one of the largest ports in southern asia which is essential to the country's export oriented economy. and. you need. to know you want to know that better than you're going to get. the country south is more traditional and less cosmopolitan than the metropolitan region of dhaka. to our own surprise we're permitted to film in the hottest are in my process it's normally closed to filming and women are not usually permitted access. the hottest saudi madrassa is among the most influential in the country. the hot as always school is regarded as a center of a particularly hard line form of islam is. the school which has twelve thousand students has repeatedly been under police observation. maulana a nice adani whose father is director of the madrassa insists that heart is ari is not a breeding ground for islamist terrorism. it is not a. muslim and every muslim needs

theresa mathis works four jobs. >> i teach dance two nights a week, i clean our local theater three nightseek. >> reporter: lawmakers last week approved $50 million for schools and a $6,000 raise for teachers. >> hope that they can come up here and say thank you on monday and go back to the classrooms. >> reporter: but teachers say it's not enough. >> it's a band-aid. now we need an actual cure. because you can only stop the bleeding for so long. >> clayton sandell joins us live from oklahoma city tonight. and clayton, we're seeing more teachers in more states starting to protest. is there a sense of how widespread this could become? >> reporter: yeah, tom. the next state threatening to strike is arizona. teachers there want a 20% pay hike. now, the movement we have seen spread from west virginia to kentucky to here in oklahoma, where many schools are already closed tomorrow in anticipation of more walkouts. tom? >> clayton sandell and those massive teacher protests. clayton, thank you. >>> next, from the white house. the president doubling down on his attacks on amazon, and it comes at ch

clearly the entire establishment in washington including his three senior national security advisers mathis and in defense and bolton national security adviser as well as from the secretary of state all three of them do not want to leave syria to iran or to russia certainly israel and its allies in the united states do not want to see trump leave and clearly from what we've heard from from saudi arabia doesn't want to leave syria so while he himself wants to leave everyone else seems to be pushing him to stay that is the ultimate is a convoluted statement from the white house saying well we are kind of finishing the job in syria but we would stay longer and we would consult with the olives indonesia's state oil companies admitted a ruptured pipe is responsible for a massive oil spill of borneo island at least five fishermen have died in a fire related to the spill and a state of emergency has entered its third day now as local officials warn residents not to light cigarettes in the area step lawson reports from jakarta. oil polluting the bay of the city and several nearby villages the spill

defense secretary mathis say late yesterday or blame the syrian government for delaying the work of the inspectors saying that the syrian government is tampering with the evidence this is not the first time they have made this accusation saying that the russians and the syrians are delaying and preventing the team to give themselves time to clear up the evidence so there won't be any hard proof once these inspectors reach the site of this alleged chemical weapons attack but at the end of the day the o.p.c. findings is not going to trigger any retaliation because western allies already retaliated against the syrian government based on the information they had based on information they say is proof that the syrian government was behind this attack thank you for that. cuba's parliament has nominated the first presidential candidate outside the castro family in nearly sixty years miguel diaz canel will succeed outgoing leader. there is latin america to use in human reports from havana . serious fish and and above all discreet rising up the communist party's ranks from the bottom fifty seven

johnny mathis was as white as we got. [laughter] in that period. we resented the fact that ricky nelson would cover little richard, and pat boone. we were wise enough to know that. then the freedom rides come out. where is this coming from? my city of atlanta. by the time i was beginning to question things, i'm a chronic panic, the city of atlanta adopted its motto. atlanta, the city too busy to hate. i went to school the next day and asked the only professor i had that was -- could comment on that, because he was telling me what a joke it was our school was saying we were not segregated. we just did not have qualified black applicants yet. i asked him, what does this mean? doesn't that mean we have to stay busy so we won't have a natural inclination to hate? if we were bragging we were too busy to hate, what would we confess? realized that race really flummoxed the elected leaders of atlanta. by the spring of 1963, i told my this race issue had been going on nine years since the brown decision. i'm a junior in high school. i think when i get reall

. >> reporter: uc berkeley chemistry professor richard mathis is a national expert who's team has workedanalysis for 20 years. he says commercial dna websites use different genetic markers than the dna labs but can still find connections. >> there's a lot of controversy in the forensic science community about whether you should use genetics to identify people who are related to criminals. >> reporter: investigators say they used the family trees to identify possible suspects eventually leading them to deangelo. the sacramento county d.a. says after collecting two discarded samples they had a match. the united kingdom is far ahead of the u.s. with genetic analysis. with genetic testing becoming popular, we need to think more about our privacy. >>> we will go live to sacramento for this afternoon's court hearing, stay with us. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un crossed the border into the south and walkedded -- walked hand in hand with south korea's president. they announced plans to push for two way talks with the u.s. or perhaps four way talks with the u.s. and china. they want to stop

they couldn't make an identification, but mathis managed financial affairs and she wanted a grim procession towards the creek. molly and her younger sister arrived and stepped closer to the body. the stench was overwhelming. vultures circled in the sky. it was hard for molly and me to discern that there was virtually nothing left. but they recognize the indian blanket and at the closing -- they watched for her. and her husband took a stick and pried open my mouth and they could see her gold filling. that is short enough. rearita began to weep and the husband let her away. eventually mouthing the word yes it was anna of th the only one o maintained composure and now retreated from the creek with earnest to her husband, leaving behind first hint of the darkness that threatens to destroy not only her family, but her tribe. [applause] >> good evening everyone and let me take a moment to thank you for coming out to spend time with us this evening. one of the best things i get to do is travel around the country and to share this story with readers like yourself, so thank you for spending time wit

general mathis is a sobering comment. e said you cut the foreign aid budget, buy me more bullets. who t was condi over there talked about diplomacy, defense and development. it was really way ahead of its time. i went to the president and i had these pills in my hand. i said, to the president, paint these pills red, white and blue because these pills would be the greatest advertisements for america. he laughed and i laughed. but it turns time-out be true. the polling for the united states is incredible. and it turns out it's just a really smart, strategic thinking to be -- to try and stop fires rather than paying for them when they're out of control. and we were talking earlier, i can't remember who i was talking with. europe, what happened in syria, the effect that that has had in the european union, we nearly lost the european union that is so great that the threat to europe from unmanaged migration and the political consternation that has come of it that's the country of 20 million. think about egypt. that's a country of 100 million. think about nigeria, god forbid anything sho

in the federalist list paper james mathis wrote that our structure is designed so the ambition counter acts the ambition of others. congress pmust consider its constitutional roar. in my view that means congress should at least require the executive branch to issue detailed reports of congress of the appointment investigation or removal of the special counsel and in light of the work done by bipartisan groups. i think this committee should consider the removal of the special counsel is appropriate. these are issues beyond mueller investigation or even the trump administration. they would affect every future administration both democratic and republican and i will look forward to the discussion that we'll have next week. the committee talked a bit more of the measure to limit trump's ability to fire special counsel robert mueller. you can watch the entire exchange tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. richard spencer along with admiral richardson and general report neler on navy readiness on the 2019 budget request. they testified today before the senate armed service committee. sunday, ou

however, his defence secretary, james mathis, described last night's bombing as a one night shot.entagon said they hit a scientific research facility in the capital as well as two locations near the city of comms. theresa may said the attacks were designed to deter all use of chemical weapons, not just by deter all use of chemical weapons, notjust by syria but globally. —— the city of homs. she said there cannot be a normalisation of the use of chemical weapons, and that there was no practicable alternative to the use of force. officials on both sides of the atlantic say the action has been a success. my colleague andy moore now reports. cruise missiles laumched from a french warship last night. france said 12 were fired, and there was no indication they'd been intercepted. with afterburners glowing, and loaded glowing, with storm shadow cruise missiles, four raf tornadoes take to the skies as britain's contribution to the raids. their target, a bunker and command post near the city of homs, believed to be the location of stockpiled syrian supplies. in the syrian capital, damascus

. >> reporter: teresa mathis works four jobs. >> i teach dance two nights a week and i clean our localeporter: lawmakers approved $50 million for schools and a $6000 raise for teachers. but teachers say it's not enough. >> it's a band-aid. now we need an actual cure. >> reporter: next up is arizona. they want a 20% pay hike. we've already seen the movement grow from west virginia to kentucky to here in oklahoma where many schools are already closed in anticipation of more walkouts on tuesday. clayton sandell, abc new, oklahoma city. >>> to washington now where president trump has filed court papers seeking private arbitration in his legal battle with that porn star stormy daniels. the president and his attorney michael cohen are hoping to avoid facing a jury in daniels' lawsuit to declare a non-disclosure agreement invalid. cohen paid daniels $130,000 to keep quiet just before the presidential election. she says that she had an affair with the president, but he denies it. daniels' attorney says the president wants the case hidden from the american public. he tweeted that this is a demo

he was doing with militarism when he stopped by mathis to stand by garbage workers.nnection between all three. that is why before he said anything about the mountaintop, he said we must give ourselves to the struggle until the end, and nothing will be more tragic than for us to stop at this point. you must go up together "down together.- or go down the voting rights act has been gutted and we have less voting rights today than we had in 1965. four 1700 and 45 days congress has refused to fix the voting rights act. states have passed racist voters, and we have poor and working poor in this country. 62 million working poor people, 14 million children, and we lock people up while we let corporate go every day. right here in memphis, it is the most impoverished metropolitan area in the nation. nearly 20% of residents living below the poverty line. sanitation workers still don't have a living wage or incomes or benefits. nothing will be more tragic than for us to turn back now. tennessee has 1.4 million poor people in it, mostly white, women, and children. in the governme

he was dealing with racism and policy and militarism when he stopped by mathis to stand by garbage workerse without addressing the other. that is why before he said anything about the mountaintop, he said we must give ourselves to the struggle until the end, and nothing would be more tragic than for us to stop at this point. up together must go and must go down together. what he said, nothing would be more tragic for us to turn back now when the the voting rights act has been gutted and we have less voting rights today than we had in 1965. and for 1700 and 45 days the congress has refused to fix the voting rights act. states have passed racist voter suppression loss. we have poor and working poor in 140 million this country. 62 million working poor people, 14 million children, and we lock people up who fight for while we 15 let corporate crooks go every day. nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now. and right here in memphis, this majority black southern city, it is the most impoverished metropolitan area in the nation. nearly 20% of its residents living below the poverty

and as general mathis said last week, they presented the president with options and he made a decisionsleading. her statement is misleading. because he had every authority to do what he did. tds, trump derangement syndrome, can he do nothing right in their eyes and secondly they are not used to a lowered that listens and leads. abby: he seemed torn. you listened to the president last night he has long talked about pulling us out of the middle east as recently as last week was pushing to remove the 2,000 troops that we still have in syria. last night as part of his message being tough on assad and russia and iran also making it clear that it's not ultimately going to be up to the u.s. to solve all of the problems in the middle east. do you feel like he struck the right balance there? >> i believe he did. and your statement that he seemed torn, he probably was. as i wrote on my website, herman cain.com, this is not a trigger-happy president. he doesn't want to pull the trigger if he doesn't have to. but, secondly, i have warned people, don't test this president. he is a real leader and y