matthew, could you talk to us one second? unfortunately, matthew didn't have anything to say. what would justice be for you? >> figuring out what really happened, though. >> she's still waiting on that. the saga later takes another turn. >> we're going to advise you that you have the right to remain silent. >> matthew boynton was eventually arrested, but not for jessica's supposed suicide attempt. the griffin police officer was brought in for questioning after jessica filed a complaint, saying her then ex refused to return some of her belongings. >> did you find anything that belonged to her at that point? >> no, because if i would have, i would have turned it over to her. >> cops said matthew was lying. >> we have evidence that said it came out of your storage room. >> okay. i that true? yes, sir. >> he was charged with two felonies. filing a false statement and violating his oath of office. >> is there anything you'd like to say? no, sir. >> the penalty getting kicked off the police force. a grand jury ultimately decided not to indict. despite being persona non grata at the

she was the victim of matthew mueller kidnapping case in valais help from 2015. that case has been featured in a docu series on netflix and that whole television show has sort of spark new interest in investigating matthew mueller and some new confessions that he is possibly given. so as soon as this press conference begins and we get those new details, we'll bring it to live here on kron. 4 news at noon. so stay with us for that. but in the meantime, we'll move on to some other stories we're watching now. as 2 people have been detained in connection to a possible stabbing at the hayward bart station. this happened just before 10 o'clock this morning prompting police to temporarily close that station. barr tells kron 4 that this incident happened at the ground level, not on the elevated tracks or on a train. and bart says this is still an ongoing investigation. new at noon, the city of san francisco announcing a 20 year low for major crime trends in 2020 for a crime was at its lowest point since 2001. the reporc says homicides reached a 60 year low with only 35 m

of that. 0k, matthew taylor, chief - is at the heart of that. 0k, matthew taylor, chief executive ofcal crisis engulfing south korea has deepened, with police saying they will not carry out a warrant to arrest the impeached president, yoon suk—yeol. the warrant expires later today. it was issued by a court in relation to mr yoon�*s short—lived declaration of martial law last month. corruption investigators have been blocked from arresting mr yoon at his residence in seoul by the president�*s security team. photos of the compound show it now surrounded by barbed wire and barricaded by buses. mr yoon�*s legal team claims the arrest warrant is illegal. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is in the country as the impasse continues. let�*s speak to the former us ambassador to south korea — harry harris — whojoins me from colorado. thank you very much forjoining us today. this is an extraordinary situation. how do you see it evolving, with the impasse potentially being broken —— or the impact potential being broken? figs broken -- or the impact potential being broken? as you sa it is

the parents of 25 year old matthew tenedorio, who was killed in the new orleans attack, say they hadr with their son just hours before he went to the french quarter on new year's eve, and they had urged him not to go. but he did. and before he left, his mother hugged him and told him to text her. when he got home. matthew's parents, kathy and lou, are out front and kathy and lou and you know, none of us can imagine the incredible and shocking loss that you are now facing. kathy. so you go to dinner as a family new year's eve, and obviously matthew was then going to go meet up with friends and go to the french quarter. and i know at the time you had begged him not to go. what did you say to him in those final minutes of your family? new years eve? >> we just were able to tell each other we love each other, you know i love you. happy new year. uh, call. you know, text me when you get home. please don't forget, we're going to be worried about you. and you know, why don't you just stay local here and on the north shore of, uh, of the area, you know, instead of going to new orleans and an

and let's hear more now from a meteorologist matthew computer. he's been following those developments in a way as well. matthew authorities are now saying there was no possibility of getting these fires under control. how did this get so out of hand? you know, the rainy season typically begins in like, late october, early november. so every time we get these offshore wind events, there can be fire weather, but usually by like november, december, with the rain. the vegetation isn't desperate to burn, so we wouldn't typically see what we're seeing right now. but you get that this time of year, you know, to have the dry conditions to have extremely strong winds. the worst winds in many places, since 2011. it's a classic recipe for disaster. what's happening right now is that there's high pressure spinning clockwise north of california. that's pushing air over the top of the mountains. it's kind of squeezed over the mountain, so it accelerates. then it accelerates down hill. it keeps up, it drives out even more, so you have dry weather, hot weather,

the pictures that we've just shown people, many of them have matthew with short hair. um, but i know that that he had grown his hair and you had shared some pictures of him with long hair. and in fact, it was just before this happened. that's his hair. we're showing the picture that you shared with us, kathy. um, yeah. and he had grown it out, and he had just cut it. and it tells, i don't know. when i saw it, it was the first thing i saw about your son. it seems to, from what you're describing, say so much about him. >> yes. of his heart. the biggest heart to even think. mom, let me donate my hair. i'm going to. i'm going to get it cut. why not? let's. let's find out. and so we researched the best place to do that. and you know, he was very proud. and my hairdresser cut his hair for him, you know, washed his hair, dried it, cut it nice and neat. it had to be in a perfect cut and and rubber band and mailed off, you know, in a plastic bag. it was a wonderful thing. he's such a handsome guy. oh lou, what do you what do you do now in this moment that you could never have c

dr matthew levitt, good to talk to you _ that.hat. dr matthew levitt, good| to talk to you tonight, good to have you on the programme. let's leave you with some pictures from new orleans. we can show you the sugar bowl game which is about to begin in the next half an hour, the game between georgia and notre dame, also people there, lots of security as well, officers brought in and sniffer dodds tonight to reassure the public there will be some relief they think that they know this man was acting alone. hello. well, it's felt pretty bitter outside today given the brisk north/north—westerly winds. but despite the cold air, the brisk winds, many of us have had blue skies and sparkling visibility. lots of sunshine. there have been a few, though, that have seen different weather. and across northern scotland, a bit more snow here, the roads already looking quite tricky in places, and there's more snow to come over the next 2a hours as these bitter north/north—westerly winds continue to drag in the arctic air across the uk. now, weather

so you can just say, matthew, the storm is delivered on its promises. nobody got yesterday from me, matthew, how much more has it got to give at this point? so right now i say like 90 percent of the storm is done. the entire system is kind of working, not the eastern seaboard right now into the atlantic ocean. so it's almost entirely over, but not quite yet. part of the reason being, it has that cold air wrap around the cold air backlash in the backside, which is pushing through west virginia into the major, into the virginia region. eventually, washington, dc. these next few hours we'll see kind of cold air temperature dropping. and of course, a little bit of additional snow $3.00 to $7.00 centimeters, which doesn't really sound like much, like some a little bit more than frankly, just don't need on top of we already have. yeah, you're saying some people using the snow to go skiing a minute ago for washington d. c. a people adjusting the travel plans and just keeping on moving forward? matthew will, has this, don't really put the brakes on where you ar

matthew mueller was convicted of kidnaping denise huskins in vallejo, a case investigators originally said she made up. well, the new evidence linking mueller to a case in san ramon. also a change in leadership. antioch city leaders announced new acting a new acting police chief. what we know about the new head cop. as the department looks to move on from its racist text messaging scandal. and new video showing a train engineer. check this out. pushing aside tents from a homeless encampment in the bay area. our ian cull is looking into the problem and the safety concerns. but let's begin with the breaking news in los angeles. fears of those dangerous santa ana winds. well, they're coming true. 30,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes after this wind whipped fire ignited this morning. this is in the coastal community of pacific palisades, west of downtown la. it's a neighborhood you perhaps have heard of because it is home to many wealthy and famous people. now, let's take you out there. live right now from the front line. some homes have already been consumed by the flames

se trata de matthew. desde las vegas, daniel ramírez, telememundo. gracias, daniel.les de este mes. el discurso está previsto para el 20 de enero, el mismo día de la toma de posesión del presidente electo donald trump. newsom planea combatir o combinar, mejor dicho, ese discurso anual con su presentación del presupuesto en el capitolio del estado. ahora, si usted tiene planeado viajar por avión este año, preste mucha atención a esta información. y es que a partir de mayo va a ser necesario presentar la identificación real. id al viajar por avión dentro del país. a continuación vamos a explicarles quiénes pueden tramitar una de estas. prepare no solo maletas, también una nueva identificación. si entre sus propósitos de año nuevo está el viajar en avión en este 2025. no la conozco. y es que a partir del 7 de mayo viajeros mayores de 18 años deberán presentar una real id. al viajar por aire dentro del país o para entrar a edificios federales de alta seguridad. el objetivo? según funcionarios, aumentar la seguridad en aeropuertos y evitar fraude de identidad. salimos a l

matthew mueller is currently being held in a santa clara county jail. once the new cases against him are resolved, he will be transferred to a federal prison in arizona. now, denise and aaron say they're also considering trying to talk directly to matthew mueller in an attempt to get him to reveal more information. but for now in seaside, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> the person is dead after they were hit by a car in san jose. this was just after 10, 30 last night near the berryessa bart station. police say the driver hit the victim as they were crossing the street. driver stayed on scene and is cooperating. this is san jose's first traffic and pedestrian death of the year. the fremont police department is crediting proposition. 36 for recent arrests. police say they arrested 18 people in december during a two-day operation where officers watched to businesses the thieves stole from often. they say 9 of them were credited to prop 36 which allows for a felony arrest. if the suspect had 2 previous theft related convictions. freeman police say they'l

yeah, and matthew, we were here — city? yeah, and matthew, we were here late _ city?ere late last night, we| were here late last night, we are now here in the hours in the morning before that game, i can walk you through what we are seeing right now. we saw some trucks actually begin to move in. this is bourbon street. this is where that truck attack happened, travelling about three blocks down here, entering canal, making that right turn, really swerving through the crowd. you can see, it's still blocked off, but those trucks have temporarily moved, we believe, to bring in more security, more devices that would help protect that street once it does reopen. we heard from the mayor about 2:30 p:m., about half an hour before kick—off, is when they are hoping to get the street up and open, and it is import for the city of this is a big annual game here in the many, many of the fans of these teams have been in new orleans, they are looking for to this game. i wasjust they are looking for to this game. i was just speaking to some of them recently, matthew, and they told me

. >> reporter: and 25-year-old matthew tenedorio who worked at the superdome. >> he was very loving, everybody's friend kind of person. >> reporter: yesterday the postponed sugar bowl was played at the superdome after a message from president joe biden. >> the spirit of new orleans can never be kept down. >> reporter: and a moment of silence for the victims. now i have been able to confirm just within the last few hours that both of the police officers who were injured in the gunfire exchange here on this block behind me are thankfully out of the hospital and are doing well. that's certainly good news amid all of this. meanwhile, the fbi says there's still an active investigation that's ongoing at the airbnb where the shooter was staying here in new orleans as a tourist. we're told that the fbi still wants the public to come forward with more tips and information as they try to piece together more about what happened and what could have happened with the attacker, what could have radicalized him enough to kill. michael? >> all right, kati weis in new orleans. thank you. >>> now, so f

his name jesse matthew. >> he was a person of interest that came about and the morgan harrington case. and then he later came up with the uva student, hannah graham. >> jesse matthew is charged with the abduction and murder of morgan harrington and hannah graham. both went missing in the same area where alexis disappeared. and there's something about jesse matthew that stands out to investigators working the alexis murphy case. >> he was a large african american guy, the black guy with dreadlocks. >> the same description randy gave cops of the man he claimed left his camper with alexis. authorities begin to wonder if they've just convicted the wrong man. >> that's not good at all. we want to know what the truth is. >> cops take matthew's dna and compare it to samples extracted from evidence in randy's camper. the results come back, and it's a monumental moment. >> he was excluded from our case. we strongly feel he had nothing to do with alexis case whatsoever. >> proof that randy taylor is alexis murphy's killer. but now, with hard dna evidence, taylor makes an 11th hour confession an

matthew mueller is currently being held in a santa clara county jail. once the new cases against him are resolved, he will be transferred to a federal prison in arizona. now, denise and aaron say they're also considering trying to talk directly to matthew mueller in an attempt to get him to reveal more information. but for now in seaside, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> police in britain would say, too golf cart thieves didn't get very far over the weekend when police operated drone quickly tracked them down. officers were called to a neighborhood on somerset drive. and officer quickly deployed a drone. to track that. that works. the guys were arrested. the golf carts were recovered. recovery from years of scandal. kron four's philippe djegal reports today. i'm pleased to announce that i've appointed captain jody hill as the acting chief of police for the antioch police department. familiar role for captain jovial, who served as acting antioch police chief from august 2023. through last february, following the retirement. >> the former chief doctor s

mueller. >> they learned some pretty astonishing things about matthew mueller. he joined the marine corps for five years, and he actually was discharged honorably as a sergeant. he graduated summa laude from pomona college. out here in california. he certainly prioritized his studies over his social life and then went to, of all places, harvard law school. >> now, almost a decade later, more twists and turns and more vindication for denise. >> this man had all the markers of a serial predator. i really believe that this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> just last week, mueller was charged with new felonies of kidnaping for ransom. >> matthew mueller is accused of holding up two men and one woman at gunpoint and threatening them to go and withdraw tens of thousands of dollars from a bank account. and when they did, they were so terrified they never came forward. >> this revelation, only one of many that came out after mueller allegedly confessed in prison. >> we're again grateful that a new team is looking at it, and reinvestigating and exploring things that we

matthew is “p watching bbc news. matthew is up next. hello. us, that will bring plenty of blue skies and sunshine today. others will see a bit of snow, like here in aberdeenshire. either way, we�*ve got these bitterly cold arctic winds spreading their way across the uk, bringing temperatures that are barely getting above freezing, most of us having dry weather and sunshine with a few showers draped around coastal areas. there will be a few more snow showers coming in across northern areas of scotland, and temperatures barely getting above freezing factor in that brisk north westerly wind. it feels bitter outside overnight tonight, probably some showers merging to give some longer spells of snow in inland parts of scotland. so a few more centimetres here. around coastal areas of scotland, probably a bit more of a wintry mix. there�*ll probably be a bit of rain and sleet mixed in there as well. a widespread frost. lowest temperatures down to about minus six and tomorrow expect another day of blue skies and sunshine after a cold and frosty start

matthew: they will not tell us how long. my employees are turned away. let anyone walk up and down the streets. no businesses are open. i assume people in their houses are stuck. but they have shut down all activity. christian: have you spoken to any of your employees or anybody local who was there last night? matthew: no. they know better than to be down here in the middle of the night on new year's eve. you know, none of our employees are down here. we were all home. we closed early. christian: what has happened and the security situation in the french quarter, do you think questions should be asked about how tight that security was? matthew: no, actually the security down here in new orleans has improved dramatically. it is something we are all proud of. it has been a lot of work with the state troopers. they have done an amazing job. the police of bri superintenden, the police have done an amazing job, people on the street having fun, all being respectful and behaving, you got good crowd control. it is really an amazing thing to see. in new orleans i

-- matthew livelsberger and now they are piecing together the final few days. >> first and foremost is a military identification and we also found a passport. >> reporter: authorities say the body was burned beyond recognition, but they found a gunshot wound to the head prior to the explosion. >> the two tattoos has given us a lot of confidence and that is the same person. >> reporter: they found fuel canisters in the truck plus mortars +2 semiautomatic handguns they say he got legally on monday. sergeant matthew livelsberger was on active duty and was a green beret based in germany but on approved leave according to army officials. he was deployed multiple times and was the recipient of the bronze star with valor. his motive tonight is not known. >> i am comfortable calling it a suicide with a bombing that occurred after and i won't have it any other labels. >> reporter: he rented it on december 28 using data from tesla charging stations they tracked his route. on new year's day he was first spotted in las vegas at 7:29. five minutes later he is seen driving through the valet area

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your ologist matthew cup of tea. and let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. or a russian attack on the city of zapper regional in south eastern crane has left at least 13 people dead. that according to the regional governor around 30 other people have been injured and hospitalized. russia has intensified attacks and eastern ukraine in recent months with severe impacts on civilians. policy and metix . they is really air strikes across and cause i have killed more than 2 dozen people. one strike killed at least 10 in a multi story building and gaza city. another attack and there of a law killed at least 7 people. this comes as international mediators step up efforts to seal a ceasefire and hosted release deal between israel. item us and austria and foreign minister. alexander sheldon barrack has been named interim chancellor, had of new coalition talk led by the far right freedom party, schellenberg i demanded assurances that the party would keep all 3 up 3 from russian

matthew will, has this don't really put the brakes on where you are in the capitol. i think this is a really well anticipated winter storm. so a lot of folks ahead of time are reaching out to me saying, hey, what do we do? should we change our travel plans that said roughly 90 percent of flyers or reagan national airport? the main airport in dc what were cancelled, and i think as a result of that, so many folks, we kind of scrambling to change your plans. i think these next 24 hours will be really rough for people in the city. not only do they have, you know, roadways that are really tough, but all the planes, the planes that should have been reagan national are sort of not in the city. they're down in charlotte throughout further north and boston. those wants to take time to kind of get back into the city so we can have flights out of the city. so it'll be a little while for folks to sort of catch up here at least me aviation sector. but that said, you know, it once in a while, the city needs to kind of slow down. i think this is one of those times do you and how co

matthew makes is methyl ammonium chloride. and let's iodide so latex 8, i want abs fried crystal structure. so what is now the advantage of these materials compared to silicon? so, i believe that one of the main advantages of prostate or silicon as material is the ease of processing. so silicon is something that is relatively energy intensive to fabricate, but this is something that can be done at post to room temperature. so it doesn't require much energy. so it's easy to do. everything is relatively abundant. and so, um it, it's, it shouldn't be a bottleneck for production. now that we have the base materials we need to produce, i'm solving perhaps got out of it. matthew does lose by using a technique called spin coating, but perhaps kind of sort of sales can also be directly printed on to surfaces using similar processes to those needed for printing. newspapers. spin coaching however can be tedious. matthew accidentally dropped the glass, not a big problem in the lab environment, but for commercial production, this is not v

ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the story. >> just a week ago, matthew mueller stood shackled in a san jose courtroom charged with committing two home invasions a month apart in mountain view and palo alto back in 2009. now, contra costa county prosecutors say they've charged mueller with kidnaping three victims for ransom near san ramon in 2015. they say he managed to get tens of thousands of dollars from them in exchange for their release. the victims had kept quiet all these years for fear of retribution. this latest case in contra costa county happened a month after mueller drugged and kidnaped denise huskins in vallejo, raped her in the south lake tahoe cabin and terrorized her now husband. vallejo police had branded the couple liars, saying they made up the attack. mueller is serving 40 years in federal prison and 31 years concurrently in state prison in the vallejo case. the da says mueller's m.o. was similar to what happened in the south bay cases. authorities are crediting the work of seaside police chief nick borges, seen here with huskins and quinn in march at a training

it is the ex-girlfriend of matthew livelsberger. the 37 year-old active duty army soldier from colorado springs who police believe was at the center of this cyber truck explosion. >> in front of president elect donald trump's hotel in las vegas. investigators believe levels burger killed himself before the blast injured 7 others. i met matt in 2018. he had just come back from deployment to afghanistan. we dated on and off for about 2 years. she shares text messages dating back to when they started dating his who's talking about the head injuries he had. he'd had several blasts that he was involved he told her about mental health struggles in the past for 18 years. he carry that weight alone. did he tell you he just couldn't get help? >> he told me there's help available by if he sought help, he'd be marked on deployable. then he texted her just days ago telling her about the cybertruck he rented in denver used being funny and silly and i didn't recognize that for a call for help hearing what then happens? i've been absolutely heartb

his name, matthew allen lisberger. he was the only person killed in the blast while others were injured. he fbi in new orleans said they do not at this time see any definitive link between the deadly attack on bourbon street there and the explosion in las vegas. but there are still many questions about the motive behind this explosion. let's go to the news conference now. just getting underway in las vegas with the sheriff, kevin mcmahill speaking this. i'm going to talk a little bit about his identity and what we believe, but i would like to highlight a couple of things that the teams found inside of the cybertruck that are useful to the investigation. and that, first and foremost, is a military identification. we also found a passport. we found a desert eagle 50 caliber semi-automatic pistol. and if you' notice on a lot of these guns that we're going to talk about here, they're almost just burnt beyond recognition as well. there's an slr model b 30 semiautomatic firearm, a number of fireworks that were still in the v

but there was also an e mail that matthew levels burger sent to a very popular a blog or a retired us army officer himself. his name sam shumate, who then went on the sean roy and show another a former soldier, also popular blogger, and both of them are popular in the veteran community. and he showed that email vetted as an image, matthew levels for good claims that he's been followed by the f b i because he has inside information on us for crimes as well as a legal program that the he claims is a threat to us national security and by that, he means the recent pro sizes and he refers to them as related propulsion, systems powered aircraft. only china and the u. s. can operate, he claims that the us have been operating them out throughout its history, but now china is doing it on their soil. and he says that it's a grave danger to us national security because of their speed, self, unlimited payload. and the fact that they can park them anywhere on the east coast, including on the white house. again, of course, we can verify any of this information. but what is peculiar is what he says

matthew, good afternoon. continuing to deal with, those gusty winds, those offshore winds right in the areas where we have these large fires have these large fires occurring, as peter was mentioning, and the winds have been quite active, are gusting 30—50mph over the last couple of hours. the good news is that during the day today, those winds can ease back a bit and be not as gusty, but they're still going to be gusty winds at times in these areas. and with the dry conditions, we remain concerned that that can result in continued spread of these fires and new fires to potentially develop. so the fire issue is going to continue to be a major issue. and then another bout of offshore winds, gusty offshore winds looks likely monday into tuesday. i saw accuweather quoting in terms of damage and estimates. it is way over $100 billion already, isn't it? it's a staggering toll. accuweather updated yesterday. we significantly upped our number based on new information and new data about the fires to a preliminary esti

matthew, just how bad is it where you are?— matthew, just how bad is it where you are? have to say, washington, dc— where you are? have to say, washington, dc got - where you are? have to say, washington, dc got our- where you are? have to say, i washington, dc got our biggest snowfall since january three. 2022. it's plastered with about roughly 15 cm of worth of snow, but with more later. but really stand out for me is how widespread the snow has been all the way from kansas to the peninsula all the eastern seaboard. kids a city so their biggest snowball in about 30 years. it is now roughly 25.6 cm. it dates back to at least 190a. the other cool thing with the system, and problematic issue is how much ice has come down. freezing rain has been ubiquitous across the hi—lo valley and the midwest, causing an ice—skating rig on top of the stove. flights have been cancelled across the board. way back how much longer is he going to go on? domain band is off the east coast, but near the centre of the pressure, there's a kind of cold air wraparound. we caught the common head. t

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investigators say matthew mueller, the man convicted for a crime in vallejo in 2015, has now been linked to other home invasions and sex assaults. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in seaside in monterey county, where authorities revealed those home invasions aren't the only new crimes mueller may be linked to. today, investigators revealed that they believe that matthew mueller also committed a kidnaping and sexual assault back in 1993, when he was just 16 years old. it's a case that made headlines worldwide. matthew mueller, convicted of kidnaping and sexually assaulting denise huskins, quinton, in a case whose details were so astonishing that the vallejo police department originally deemed the crime a hoax. the 2015 case became the subject of the netflix series american nightmare, and after watching it and talking with the victim, seaside police chief nick borges wrote to mueller, who is serving time in a federal prison in arizona. the interactions that i had in writing him was a i just spoke to him as a human. there was no training or skill or trickery. it was just authentic who i am

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continues to mount for matthew mueller. not the first burst onto the scene back in 2015 in vallejo in the case that daria mention the gone girl case where denise huskins and her boyfriend were at their valais whole home when she was abducted, taken to tahoe at his cabin by matthew mueller sexually assaulted and then driven to orange county and then released on ransom. the case was so outrageous that many people in society did not believe it, including the vallejo police department. it turns out everything denise huskins and her boyfriend said was in fact true. in fact, there's a netflix documentary about all of that. the latest charges, just something to add on top of matthew mueller. this case as far as his involvement, he claims that he wants to help prosecutors and law enforcement strengthen victims rights to help them as well. while he's behind bars, he is a former harvard graduate. he is also a former attorney in this particular case skies that dates back to 2015 in unincorporated san ramon worsened alleged kidnap for

matthew mueller was convicted of raping and kidnaping denise huskins quinn in vallejo back in 2015. vallejo pd infamously called the case a hoax before mueller was eventually arrested for that crime, though got fresh interest last year. after that, netflix aired its documentary series american nightmare. the police chief in seaside actually watched that show, and then he decided on his own to write to mueller in prison. and surprisingly, mueller wrote back. the chief says he gave him critical information, tying him to at least four other crimes, including a rape and a kidnaping. in 1993, when mueller says he was just 16. mueller was 16 years old when he attacked his first victims, and he was 38 years old by the time he got to us. that's two decades of this mindset that he was living in. by the time our case came about, they found storage units full of equipment to help him facilitate terrorizing people. that's denise huskins, the vallejo victim. and right there is her husband, who at the time was her boyfriend, who was initially also accused of being part of a scheme. now, this week

mueller, is facing additional charges. 47 year-old matthew mueller, who is serving a 40 year prisone for kidnapping and denise huskins in 2015 has been accused of committing a series of home invasions across santa clara county during 2009. he's also been charged in a 2015 kidnapping case in contra costa county. and on tuesday, the el dorado county district attorney announced that mueller is also believed to have kidnapped and sexually assaulted a victim as far back as 1993 when he was just 16 years old. >> that's 2 decades of this mindset that he was living in. >> on tuesday afternoon, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron, spoke to the media about the recent developments in these cases.

both are growing and matthew beyond the very obvious and immediate dangers that these fires post your residents, what kind of health issues do fires of this size present? well obviously of course there, there's a, the national infrastructure that will be suffering, but at the same time to all this vegetation, all the material that is being burnt many which is building materials that are being burnt. and of course, that's all to have a setting of the atmosphere. so air quality is a huge issue. los angeles is the 2nd biggest city in united states and they are suffering from a very concerning air quality right now. all the particulars in the atmosphere. and one thing it's really concerning, you know, there's so much smoke that we can actually see it on the weather radar. the weather radar is bouncing off those, particularly it's in the atmosphere. it's up to about 5 to 6 kilometers high right now. so that's a huge concern to and really the fact that this was happening and such a major metro area this time of year is very, a typical and doesn't bear the fingerprints of climate change desp

saying evidence points to master sergeant matthew livelsberger, who was behind the wheel.ow investigators piecing together the 37-year-old's i.d. and final few days. >> first and foremost is a military identification. we also found a passport. >> reporter: authorities say the body was burned beyond recognition but the coroner found a gunshot wound to the head prior to the explosion. >> there are two tattoos that has given us a lot of confidence that this is in fact the same person. >> reporter: inside the truck investigators found fuel canisters and firework mortars plus two semi-automatic handguns they say livelsberger bought legally on monday. sergeant matthew livelsberger was on active duty, served as a green beret assigned to army special operations command. he was based in germany but on approved leave according to army officials. he was deployed multiple times and was a recipient of the bronze star with valor. his motive tonight, still unknown. >> i'm comfortable calling it a suicide with the bombing that occurred immediately thereafter. i'm not giving it any other l

thank you so much for taking the time as me urologist matthew a couple of g o. b you is rejecting claims of censorship made by meta ceo. mark is dr. berg, soccer burke, whose company owns a facebook and instagram made the accusations over e u. roles that require social media companies to delete posts containing false information. this comes as met announced it's getting rid of 3rd party fact checking in it's us operations and replacing it with a community based system similar to the one already and use on x. a change of rules with potentially far reaching consequences matters says paid fact checkers will no longer be used on facebook and instagram, leaving users to comment on the accuracy of post themselves. you weren't meant to see your mike, zach come back, announced the decision in a video message. we built a lot of complex systems to moderate content. but the problem with complex systems is they make mistakes. even say, accidentally censor, just one percent of post. that's millions of people, and we've reached a point where it's just too many mistakes in too

this is matthew libels, bug designated. the rented tesla vehicle outside trump international hotel on new year's day, and also left behind to notes explaining his actions. there were a couple pieces of content we thought were important to share for now. one is in the note application, he seemed to have 2 letters, one letter in particular. as you can see here, this is an excerpt from that letter. he says, fellow, service members, veterans, and all americans time to wake up. if we are being led by, we can speak with leadership while we start to enrich themselves. it goes on to explain a variety of other grievances and issues, some political, some personal variety of other things, which we will do our best to release very quickly here. but then there's a 2nd letter where there's some more excerpts. so this one seems to be dated after the fact in that notes application. and then there, you can read us a couple of the search. we are the united states of america, the best country people to ever exist. but right now we are termina

and like we know matthew levels for good was deployed to of got us out 3 times. and the study also suggests those with multiple deployments have it worse. veterans are also the highest risk population in the united states for a suicide. and again, we know that 3 out of the 10, definitely a smash shootings in the united states were at the hands of veterans and they were reese and the tides as early as 20 to 23. and i will of course, be updated with 2025. so there is concern also another concern that one more veterans joining the mess the extremist organizations. so this is the general picture and that's why there is more concern and these latest attacks will know about ad. so those concerns and again, was this man suffering from pizza? is the highly likely but does not mean we need to disregard what he's saying and those emails, not necessarily will form a senior security policy unless the pen to call michael maloof with some insight into the p. s. d crisis that's gripping us veterans. well, it's clear he has a the p t s d. when you're directly involved in somethi

>> reporter: zach colgan's cousin, matthew tenedorio, was 25, a goofball, he remembers.ved here and, like so many others, was ringing of the new year with friends. >> his laugh was contagious. if he had a superpower, that would be his secret superpower to make people laugh. >> reporter: reggie hunter meanwhile, was 37, a father of two from baton rouge. his youngest son just a toddler. and his cousin shirell robinson jackson says while he worked as a warehouse manager, what he loved was his family. >> they are crying. they feel numb right now. they are hurting. >> reporter: nikyra cheyenne dedeaux was 18 a recent high school grad from mississippi, whose dream was becoming a nurse like her mother. and hubert gauthreaux, 21 and class of '21 at the catholic school that confirmed his death and has asked the entire archbishop shaw community for their prayers. nicole perez was 27, the manager of kimmy's deli just outside new orleans, a dedicated worker according to her boss, and a loving mom. she leaves behind a 4-year-old son. >> my heart is broken. >> reporter: here is nicole

jason matthews from matthews financial insurance solutions thank you so much. great advice.lways great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. good luck on that. new year's budget and finances still to come. if you thought buy now pay later. speaking of those finances, maybe that saved you during your hol ayay way we get emergency alerts. the 2024 hurricane season was one of the most destructive on record. the three big storms killed more than 250 people and caused billions in damages. now, the state of florida is partnering with the tech company futuri to mitigate losses. the ai technology will be integrated with traditional broadcasting, so people will always have access to information 24 over seven. >> today's emergency alert systems do a good job of short bursts of information just in time. but what's missing is extensive information about preparedness and recovery. >> the company's app is called beacon, and its goal is to provide automatically recorded messages about public safety information on traditional tv, radio, streaming online and on beacon's