go get michelle mcnamara's excellent book about the case. our website has a timeline, more about deangelo and his suspected

conor mcnamara is in turin ahead of kick off at 7.45 tonight. it isa it is a rematch of the champions league final last season and very much a contrast in styles between the solid and bluebird defence of juventus and the attacking flair of real madrid and cristiano ronaldo and company. it is impossible to tell who's going to come out top. even in this game, juventus have been fantastic defensively, some of these statistics off the scale. they have not lost in 25 games. one game lost in 706i think. and look at this stadium, they have been here for a long time. they have only lost four games in this stadium. but of course they're up against real madrid and they're up against real madrid and they have been amazing going

go get michelle mcnamara's excellent book about the case.our website has a timeline, more about deangelo and his suspected victims. a lot of information on our site for you. >>> well, this isn't your typical church service. ♪ they are all believers tonight. the hundreds showing up to worship to the music of beyonce. >>> in the reuben foster domestic violence case, a key witness is changing her story. >>> i'm sandhya patel. tracking a system that may switch our weather from dry to damp. details are coming up. >>> and sandwich giant subway is closing hundreds of locations. what the chain plans to do to win back customers. >> first, here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, dan and ama. it's night three of black panther, thanos, thor and more. >> you think there would be one short fat person in the bunch. ♪ it's gonna be a good day. because at ross, you got the trends everyone wants... for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. ross has all the latest looks for so much less, but you can get the styles you love and st

go get michelle mcnamara's excellent book about the case. our website has a timeline, more about deangelo and his suspected victims. a lot of information on our site for you. >>> well, this isn't your typical church service. ♪ they are all believers tonight. the hundreds showing up to worship to the music of beyonce. >>> in the reuben foster domestic violence case, a key witness is changing her story. >>> i'm sandhya patel. tracking a system that may switch our weather from dry to damp. details are coming up. >>> and sandwich giant subway is closing hundreds of locations. what the chain plans to do to win back customers. >> first, here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, dan and ama. it's night three of black panther, thanos, thor and more. >> you think there would be one short fat person in the bunch. >>> hayward police tell us no one was hurt after a man fired a gun at an officer near the hayward b.a.r.t station. officers did not return fire. the man was wanted in connection with another crime. he is now in cust

but every time they said golden state killer, they credited the work of michelle mcnamara and i'll be gone in the dark. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on today's arrest. at 6:30 we'll have reaction from southern california plus more on his history as a police officer. we will also have in-depth coverage on ktvu.com. >>> coming up, arson investigators at the scene of a burned-out apartment complex that was being built in the east bay. after the break, were crews aren't able to sifted through that rubble just yet. >> it's complex because normally we would be able to get in there and get the fire out. >> and we are tracking the cooler weather that we are experiencing with fog coming bang to the coast. looking into thursday and friday forecasts. >> plus, president trump's travel ban goes before the score. the arguments presented today in the battle over immigration as the travel ban lawsuit goes before the supreme court. >> this is a look at san francisco, 101, hospital curve where it is pretty busy on this wednesday night. >> and want to show you another live traffic camera t

mcnamara died last year. meanwhile, in santa clara county, there's a new effort to speed up the testing of rape kits. kpix 5's len ramirez has more on the changes being made to a lengthy process. >> reporter: on a day when they wore denim to raise awareness of sexual assaults, santa clara county officials announced a plan to put the spotlight on speed, when it comes to investigating rapes, and cut through a backlog of 200 cases that still haven't gone through the county's crime lab. >> we'll get through all of them in two or three months. >> reporter: the county announced a plan to hire three new dna analysts whose only job will be processing evidence from rape kits like these. the 18 dna analysts the crime lab has now work on all cases including rapes. but that's caused many rape cases to be pushed back with survivors waiting up to four months before their evidence gets analyzed. under the new proposal, the wait time would be cut to 30 days. >> technology has gotten better. we have a great crime lab here. we

conor mcnamara was in turin with the former scotland international pat nevin.ry important win for real madrid and a crushing defeat forjuventus. there is one moment of this game which will be remembered in the sands of time. an exquisite bicycle kick from cristiano ronaldo. a privileged to witness. sometimes you hear about goals and talk about goals and there is hyperbole involved. there was none here. this was a phenomenal piece of skill. an understanding of where he was. just the athleticism to do it, before you start thinking of the spatial awareness and talent. add on top of it the importance of the moment within a massive game as well so that's why as one of the special goals of recent years, one of the best i have seen in my life. i could have done that. afterwards, it got to a height. to - a height. it was a joy to up to such a height. it was a joy to be here. and to watch it, to be part of it, to see it and feel the reaction afterwards which was really special on its own. juventus supporters, they stood and applauded the goalfrom their supporters, they

dominance theory in that sense kind of don't signify in the way that they did for mcnamara or johnson or nixon. the second thing is if you get to the other side of it, in 1975, the north had won and it seemed as though the communists were victorious. today in vietnam, we have a market economy that americans had their wildest dreams that vietnam would become, and that is the reality today. history has an odd way of moving in directions people don't anticipate. >> how important was normalization of relationships with the united states to vietnam's development? >> it is, but i think we sometimes overestimate the impact of the united states on small states like vietnam. we had a trade embargo on vietnam which we did not lift until 1990, and once we did, that moved toward normalization of diplomatic relations. everybody bute, us was trading with vietnam. australia, the french, and south korea. investor in largest vietnam today. you are talking about why the vietnamese economy has been successful, it has a market economy -- one has to look at parts of europe, but more to developments in asi

the domino theory in that way doesn't necessarily signify the ways they did for mcnamara or johnson or nixon. the other thing is 1975, the , north had won. today in vietnam we have a market economy that looks much like what it was in their wildest dreams, the americans hoped would become in vietnam and never did. that's the reality of vietnamese society today. history has an odd way of moving in directions that people don't necessarily anticipate as time goes by. susan: how important was normalization with relations with the united states? mr. bradley: he was important but we sometimes overestimate the impact of the united states on small states like vietnam and other places. in fact, before -- we had a trade embargo against vietnam during the war which we did not lift until the 1990's. once we did, they moved towards normalization of diplomatic relations. in the meantime, everybody but us was training with vietnam. -- trading with vietnam. the australians had a huge presence, the french had a huge presence there, and south korea had a huge presence. they are the largest single foreign

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. >> joining us right now, eileen mcnamara, she's the author of the new book, eunice, the kennedy whohe world. good to see you. as we see in this final episode of "the kennedys," bobby kennedy's death was a tragic loss for both the family and the country. was this a case that it changed the dynamics of the family? >> well, you're right that it certainly changed the diynamics of the country in the 1968 presidential race. i think the dynamics of that family were always set by the boys and by the emphasis on the boys. the reason i wrote this book is because it's too easy to write women out of history and his sister eunice, who was the ambassador to france for the united states came back on the occasion of his assassination. but she was a huge part of that feel. and she doesn't play a very big role in your series. i counted one sentence. >> and, you know, the role of eunice kennedy, i mean of so many women, many had a very dynamic role in this family, taking real leadership, you know, and directing the family, whether it be with service, whether it be faith, or whether it was holding the

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a book and an author michelle mcnamara have a following. i'll be gone in the dark was published after she died, by her husband actor patton oswalt. in february. in it mcnamara reveals years of research into the golden state killer. she died before finishing it so her husband completed it. it's a "new york times" best- seller. >>> a retired sacramento county undersheriff an original investigator in the case of the golden state killer is speaking about the arrest. >> some of the victims that we had contact with and tears, tears, tears of joy, tears of joy and tears that they can finally go to sleep and not think about the man in the mask at the foot of their bed. >> armed with a gun, the masked attacker terrorized communities by breaking into homes while single women or couples were sleeping. sometimes he tied up the man and piled dishes on his back then raped the women while threatening to kill them both if the dishes tumbled according to authorities. he often took souvenirs, notably coins and jewelry from the victims, who ranged in age from

with the arrest of 72-year-old joseph james deangelo in the sacramento county area overnight, mcnamara today was credited by many on social media for helping reenergize interest in this decades' old case. we have a lot more on the arrest on ktvu.com including an interactive map of the crimes across the state, video and stories from the 1970s when the crimes were covered and tons of social media reaction about the arrest including what it was like living through that terror, all of that on ktvu.com. >>> officials in the south bay hoping to lead the country when it comes to prosecuting sexual assault kits. details on the ambitious plan coming up. >>> and the search for answers continues. federal investigators now on scene trying to determine the cause of that massive apartment fire in concord. the latest on the investigation after the break. k. >>> it was slightly cooler out there today but still pretty nice, fog back at the coast. we will have that thursday forecast right after the break. >>> federal agents are assisting local fire investigators in concord today to try and determine the

conor mcnamara was rudely cut short before!ions league semifinal between bayern munich and real madrid. i'm not quite sure how they will match the drama from anfield last night in the first of the champions league semifinals, but if there ever is to be an arena to do it or two teams to do it, we have fine fare on offer here. if you look at the quality of players here tonight, among the best in the world. the two clubs have such belief and confidence, bordering on arrogance. they both believe they can easily win this competition, and they are right. it isa game competition, and they are right. it is a game that you can no way call at this early. we expect every single big player available to be at this game. we know what a great season bayern munich have had at home, but maybe it hasjust been too easy. real madrid, maybe a bit too tough at home. inevitably, real madrid, the conversation moves onto cristiano ronaldo. he scored that amazing bicycle kick in the quarterfinals. he has a history of scoring against bayern munich. quart

michelle mcnamara wrote the book i will be gone in the dark. she died unexpectedly last year. she was the wife of patton oswalt. that he commended her work. >> this is insane. it looks like they caught the east area rapist. if that is true they caught the golden state killer. i think you got him michelle. >> we will have continuing coverage on air and online at our website. >>> the confession from his accuser. >>> junkie shooting up inside of a bart station. we asked art what are you going to do about this? >>> the simpsons faces a new backlash because of this character. the question tonight is what to do with him. the woman who accused a 49-er of punching.. dragging.. and throwing her out of his home.. says, it was all a lie! >>> the woman who accused a 49er of punching, dragging and throwing her out of his home that it was all a lie. maria medina is live at the stadium. what this means for ruben foster's career and the case. >> reporter: his case continues. his ex-girlfriend said she was beaten so badly his eardrum -- her eardrum was ruptured. not by foster but by another wo

michelle mcnamara wrote the book i will be gone in the dark. she died unexpectedly last year. she was the wife of patton oswalt. that he commended her work. >> this is insane. it looks like they caught the east area rapist. if that is true they caught the golden state killer. i think you got him michelle. >> we will have continuing coverage on air and online at our website. >>> the confession from his accuser. >>> junkie shooting up inside of a bart station. we asked art what are you going to do about this? >>> the simpsons faces a new backlash because of this character. the question tonight is what to the question tonight is what to cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my

. >> and tomorrow on "good morning america," actor ames mcnamara talks about his gender created characterseanne >>> director ron howard traveling through oakland airport today saw something that brought a smile to his face. he tweeted, wow, look what happened to me on the airport tube as i was waiting to grab a flight back to l.a. coincidence? glimpse of a "star wars" picture on the tv above. howard spent the last few weeks at sky walker ranch in marin putting the final touches on the movie he's co-directing solo a "star wars" story. >> interesting. >> interesting. just like sports today, just like villanova. give it away? >> see right there? you had your chance. >> i'm sorry. >> march madness is over. villanova won. eric said we'll have the highlights. why the stomper streaking b&p >>> abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> march madness came to a close tonight with a championship game between villanova and michigan and it was never in doubt for the wild cats as the alamo dome became donte's inferno. the wild cat donte divincenzo, 23-21. the dunk, villanova closed out the hal

. >> michelle mcnamara renewed interest in this case with her book i'll be gone in the dark. unfortunately, she did not live to see her book published or to hear the news that the killer has been caught. she died in her sleep two years ago. her husband commended the work this morning. >> this is insane. looks like they have call the east area rapist. if that's true they have caught the golden state killer. so i think you got him, michelle. >> again, we are waiting for that news conference in sacramento from the district attorney and the sheriff with more on arrest. when it starts, we'll bring it to you. >>> in other news, the feds are now on scene. massive construction fire in concord. kpix 5's jessica flores tells us neighbors are still waiting to return home as crews monitor the building for more potential collapses. >> reporter: it's now day 2 and the building continues to smolder. the biggest challenge now is just stabilizing the structure so that it's safe enough for investigators and neighboring residents. >> i opened up my patio door and looked up and it's above my hea

that was pretty wise advice but mcnamara refused to listen because he was enamored with a systems analysis or that was typical of the best and brightest. lansdale to his credit and ultimately the united states paid a high cost for the fact that lansdale was not listened to. >> host: let's hear from carl in alamo, california. >> caller: am i talking over you? >> host: charles, please go ahead. turn down your tv. >> caller: i was very impressed on the documentary by ken burn on the vietnam war. it said to me there was strong lying by the lyndon administration to the american public and earlier he was trying to stop the stupid war. then of course the draft consisted alongside the volunteer army. we could go on with our wars resources all around it seems. >> host: charles, thank you very much for calling in. max boot in a comment? >> guest: i didn't quite understand what his question was. >> host: i think he was just talking about the war and talking about the ken burns series that he put on and whether or not it was a propaganda campaign is what i got out of it. >> guest: i propaganda campaig

. >>> and comedian patton oswalt's late wife michelle mcnamara wrote her book "i'll be gone in february." he addressed her in a message, you did it. >> thank you, hena. >>> the white house says its nominee for v.a. secretary might with draw. dr. ronny jackson met with top administration press aides last night as more allegations concerning his behavior emerge. the allegations are cited in a summary released by veterans on the democratic veteran affairs committee. >> we're seeing a pattern here. >> the top democrat said his office had received complaints about dr. ronny jackson from 23 current and former colleagues. >> we've got military people that came to me and said we've got a problem here, and we have to follow up on that as the senate. >> the allegations are outlined in a two-page document. they include jackson creating a hostile work environment, accusations of excessive drinking, including one instance where he wrecked a government vehicle. jackson directly denied that. and improperly releasing prescriptions. democrats said that earned him the nickname "candyman." >> it was absol

conor mcnamara is at turf moor for burnley‘s match against chelsea.the final stretch now of the season, perhaps a time to look back after the campaign asa time to look back after the campaign as a whole, and for burley had chelsea, it hasn't turned out like anyone would have anticipated. burnley have exceeded all expectations, a winter night would move sean dyche's side ahead of arsenal and into sixth place in the premier league, who would have anticipated that at the start of the season? contrast have had a very tame defence of their premier league crown, they now have that one bit of silverware to fight for, the fa cup, they will be involved in the semifinal at the weekend. it will be interesting to see whether chelsea have one high on that game, whether the team selection bears that in mind for this evening, and could that maybe open the door for burnley? sean dyche says he wants no letu p burnley? sean dyche says he wants no letup from his team after all the ha rd letup from his team after all the hard work they have put in to be where they are no

. >> michelle mcnamara had a passion for true crime. michelle was hot on the trail of the golden state killer. she was writing a book about him, and she was a mom and a wife to a comedian, patton oswalt. >> she could recall the details of pretty much every late 20th and 21st century crime. it was just in her head. >> that's why i just don't think this is, like, pure sexual sadism. i think there was something else. >> she had such good insight, and i think it's because other investigators had trusted her. they told her things that weren't in some of the original files. she was tenacious about investigating the case. >> she thought she was getting real close to finding him. >> police used genealogy websites to try to identify the notorious golden state killer. >> we found the needle in the haystack. an arrest warrant was issued. >> i always thought that he would be caught. >> i really had to question whether i was dreaming or not. >> this is insane. it looks like they've caught the golden state killer. so, i think you got him, michelle. >

if anybody, it is the mcnamara later talked about for just get a little attention to the history of vietnam, you would've seen that it is impossible. china is this gargantuan country.it is like a big genie sitting on a little lamp. with the lamp being vietnam. china has always been the number one enemy of vietnam. every hero has been fighting china.they had colonized at 1000 years. the idea that vietnam would be a pawn of china is foolish. more importantly, and then i will stop with this, inside vietnam, there was also this thing that vietnam has what i call, a market dominant minority. it is a tiny, one percent outsider chinese minority. they were not vietnamese. who controlled about 70 percent of the countries wealth. this is true of all the southeast asian countries. my point is that most of vietnam capitalists were not even vietnamese. and the us missed this. we come in and we're going to support capitalism. they failed to see that from the point of view of the vietnamese people, we are asking them to fight and die basically to keep this presented minority wealthy. the wreck was origina

here is conor mcnamara.hrough this game unscathed in terms of injuries. no knocks picked up by any of their players at a very huge champions league semi final. first coming up on tuesday against roma. the bad news is to bite finishing this game and putting all the stars the second half they can try to throw away a two goal lead. selah is the favourite to be named player of the year tomorrow. seemingly indispensable jurgen klopp retained him against next weeks game. danny was his first goal in over two years. it took over an hour for the second courtesy of the man who just keeps on scoring. selah chalked up his 31st goal of the season chalked up his 31st goal of the season drawing him level with deliverable record. suddenly jake livermore and pulled a goal back. now it was all west brom. the game slipping away from liverpool and salomon made it to all. the baggies had bounced back. but is it too little too late? another fine result from the ca reta ker. another fine result from the caretaker. having been manc

risen in recent years, thanks in part to the book "i'll be gone in the dark," penned by michelle mcnamara, late wife to comedian patton oswalt, who helped her finish her work when she died in 2016. >> this is insane. looks like they've caught the east area rapist. if that's true, they've caught the golden state killer. so thank you, god and michelle. >> reporter: a day countless families have been waiting decades to see finally here. >> that was steve patterson reporting. >>> the korean peninsula is preparing for a historic moment not seen in over a decade. north korean leader kim jong un and south korean president moon jae-in are set to meet tomorrow with kim expected to cross the border into his southern neighbor. it will be the first meeting between korean leaders since 2007. for more on this historic summit let's go to nbc's janice frayer. she joins us from seoul. good morning. >> reporter: in less than 24 hours, kim jong un will walk across the demilitarized zone, shake hands with south korean president moon jae-in, and together they'll proceed to what is expected to be a historic su

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and my brother was part of that student group recruited by mcnamara.hen to hang around mondale because atg that point i go into the peace corps later to contact jack and said i would really like to spend timeme working with you and by that time the foundation had been established landed up working there. for those that were doing pro bono work so that allowed me to react with the buyers and that data to have her case in court. so then living in the community in washington d.c., the similar instances and then that lifelong experience with the decades past. what are the trends there? >> growing up in a very working-class neighborhood i was told and those african-americans thatic were next-door and with that struggle with the classmate and those that i knew from childhood who are my neighbors and then to take hold in the u.s. and then to go from my on personal conviction. >> you have sent moved on and when you got your own home and thinking of legacy and heritage not a lot but it's mine. i don't want to get emotional either. i knew my mom and dad would be

after that, after and i'll be gone in the dark, the late true crime journalists michelle mcnamara's search for the golden state killer who is responsible for a dozen murders and 50 sexual assaults in california during the 70s and 80s. this wieners position. a look at some of the best-selling books according to the new york's time continues with educated. in seventh is barber's thoughts on the fear of death, natural causes followed by the report on business deals made by prominent political families and secret empires. wrapping up some of the books from the new york times, jeff benedict biography of professional golfer, tiger woods, and firing fear he. some of the authors have or will appear a book to be after the programs have aired you can watch them on the website, booktv.org. >> the annual annapolis book festival continues with an author discussion on artificial intelligence. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> welcome. this is our last panel to finish out the day. we'll be talking about living in the age of artificial intelligence. my name is carol obama -- at georgetown university.

mary mcnamara is come as line of duty death store just we 4 months into the year.ackie about his joins us live. >> reporter: a normal lunch break turned into a bloodbath. sgt. noel ramirez and 25 year deputy taylor lindsay & worded in a chinese restaurant. the gunman fired through a glass window outside gainesville. both deputies pronounced dead at the scene. the suspect found shot dead inside a car in the parking lot. 's motive is unclear. gilchrist county sheriff's deputies left shocked and devastated, honoring their fallen brothers in blue. the sheriff says they were the best of the best. >> i knew both of them personally. i could sit in front of all of you and tell you that i loved them. and they were loved and i have met with the family today, i told them they could be proud of those men. they could be proud. i am proud to have been there sheriff. jillian: donald from saying my thoughts and prayers and condolences with families, friends and colleagues of the heroes who lost their lives in the line of duty. 20 officers across the us have been shot and killed. m

i wrote a letter to secretary of defense mcnamara a one-page letter asking him to desegregate her house was 1661 unit and i said it would be inappropriate to do business with the company unless they undulate called it the assistant secretary and they decided to capitulate. all total just a few letters and a lot of support people have their hearts in the right places we got several thousand units desegregated but i was driven because of hostility and the hair salon to do my wife's hair and the woman, you know, refused and my wife nancy and called the police and the police said you have to do her hair because there's a public accommodations asked. the place for the white police knew the extra for civil rights act. my daughter, they wouldn't let her wade in the water, in a private pool and shut the power off. that is what the environment was like in that. >> fast-forward to for the act in you testified in front of congress you were in the navy and talk about what your superior officer thought about that and what sacrifice you had to make to go for people to testify. >> let me put that in c

michelle mcnamara was obsessed with the unsolved mystery. today oswalt tweeted, if they really caught the golden state killer, i hope i get to visit him, to answer the questions the true crime diary wanted. today's arrest comes two days no the filmi -- into the filming of a documentary about the book. one of the excerpts talks about him being caught one day. clench your teeth, inch timidly toward the insistent bell. patton oswalt will be on late night with seth myers to talk more about this case. we continue our coverage on our website. click on the "top story" box and it will lead you to the gallery of photos, evidence photos from over the years, that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new allegations against president trump's nominee for veterans affairs secretary. a choice the white house insists is impeccable. there's a claim that he gave a large supply of prescription painkillers to a military office member. jackson is denying another claim thr that he wrecked a government car while intoxicated. >> he has never managed anything like the veterans

for our country and i saw so much of it working for mcnamara and johnson and carter. all of those things that harold said i did people would say this is a good idea here's something you shouldeo try. and without them you cannot be a good secretary and i had brilliant people working for me at the white house. >> this is the backbone of the country and today and for quite a while we have been diminishing making them second-class citizens and not paying attention to a the fact that they are the cornerstone of what happens in these departments. the current president can decide or the senate decides we are clearing or if they will block it but there is an army of people who really don't make much money. >> howard to their roles get diminished? what happened? why are they held in such low regard right now? >> it didn't start right now. it started slowly. >> i think a lot of things happened. son than one way some in another but the military took a terrific meeting in the vietnam war not just johnson but the military did. i think that was a major factor we have a terrific rac

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. >> current best-selling book about the golden state killer by the late crime writer michelle mcnamaraenewed interest in the case but did not offer new evidence. joseph d'angelo was charged with two counts of homicide, now it is 6 and we expect the number to go up. shannon: thank you for updating us. a debate in the hands of a dozen jurors, 7 people, 5 women, deliberating in the actor comedian sex assault retrial, bill cosby facing 3 counts of aggravated indecent assault, each one carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. prosecutors say he molested a woman at his home outside philadelphia in 2004. >> bill cosby's fate is in the hands of the jury. bill cosby is accused of assaulting andrew acosta and in his home in january 2004. she was an operations manager at temple university's women's basketball team. cosby was the university trustee. the idiomatic comedy icon faces 3 felony indecent aggravated assault charges and if convicted faces up to 30 years in prison. she alleges cosby invited her to his home, gave her 3. hills and sexually assault her. bill cosby admits the two had

a best selling book the golden state killer by michelle mcnamara renewed interest in the case, but did new evidence. for now, joseph james deangelo faces two counts of murder. those charges are expected to quickly multiply. >> martha: thank you so much. here now with more, paul holst, investigator who worked on the case for the last 24 years, ten years of that exclusively on this case. paul, tell me what this means to you, this apprehension. >> it's absolutely huge beard after nearly a quarter of a century trying to find this guy, to actually see him after all these years of wondering who he was, it's an amazing moment. it's an amazing moment for all the victims to know this guy who has been out there for a long time has been in custody. >> martha: how did they find him in the end? >> it was leveraging new dna technology and using that dna technology to produce leads that allowed investigations to be followed up on and ultimately that led to a smaller pool of suspects. >> martha: did you know when you are looking at profile, did you know that he was so good at covering his tracks? did

. >> reporter: the cases profile risen thanks in part to the work of journalist mcnamara. her husband appeared with seth meyers. >> he's caught. she the -- the bracelets are on and feels like this thing she wanted so badly is now done. >> reporter: joe fryer, nbc news, sacramento. >> for more details now, taking you inside the dna evidence process. it actually didn't exist back in the '70s when this case started. investigators say discarded dna led them to the alleged killer. this morning, uc davis researchers are explaining how it works. >> one of the nice things about dna is that it can survive for such a long period of time. >> dna gives scientists specific information to develop a profile. authorities compare it with other profiles already in databases. we are waiting the foond out exactly what led investigators to test joseph deanglo's dna. if you want to see more on the story, head over to the media channels, facebook, twitter, instagram and also updating nbc bay area.com constantly when we're told about new evidence. by the way, tomorrow when the suspect is in court

crime writer michelle mcnamara who coined the phrase the golden state killer made it her life's worko hunt him down. she discussed the serial killer in an interview with filmmaker cameron cloutier. >> i'm very struck by people did not call out there was a weird guy hanging around so he had to fit in. but on the other hand, it's just the level of violence is so extreme. >> reporter: mcnamara died in 2016. but with the help of her researchers and husband, comedian patton oswalt, her book "i'll be gone in the dark" was completed and released in february. it debuted at number one on "the new york times" best-seller's list sparking national interest in the case. >> you did it, michelle. even though the cops will never say it but your book helped get this thing closed. >> reporter: the charges against deangelo continue to pile up. prosecutors believe that key dna evidence will link him to dozens of crimes spanning ten countries, expect more charges in the coming days. robin. >> we'll talk more about that, whit, with sacramento district attorney anne marie schubert who joins us live this mo

author michelle mcnamara died before it was completed.sen, an investigative journalist, helped her finish it. he joins us now along with our contributor, former fbi agent, brad garrett. brad, watching that piece, you said textbook. >> textbook because serial killers can compartmentalize their life. in other words, they can go out, brutalize, kill, go home, make breakfast for the children, take them to school, go to work. so their life is like in boxes. and he fits that profile. >> and the other thing you all saw early on that made you think he fit the profile was the idea of being a police officer or military. >> absolutely. we knew he had a scanner because he was following the police patrols. and he was hitting where the police weren't while they were staking him out. so we thought he had a scanner. we didn't realize he had an official scanner and he was a police officer. >> you also say that the police early on missed a big, big red flag. >> yeah, when he was accused of shoplifting, and what he was shoplifting was a hammer and dog repel

mcnamara was in the midst of wriefting when she died unexpectedly in 2016. her leagues ended up finishing it. it was just pup lished two mont months ago. her husband posted this video to instagram yesterday. >> you did it, michelle. even though the cops are never going to say it. your book helped get this thing closed. >> we put together a page on abc7news.com all about the golden state killer including a timeline of hills crimes, the entire police conference from sacramento yesterday and much more information. >>> new this morning, president trump's choice to lead the department of veterans affairs is withdrawing his name from consideration. in a statement released about an hour ago, dr. ronny jackson said allegations against him are false and fabricated. jackson is accused of giving out percocet without a prescription and wrecking a government call while intoxicated. >>> we're hearing from a contractor accused of mishandling a billion dollar cleanup at the hunter's point shipyard in san francisco. tetra tech was hired to clean up radioactive waste from shi

>> reporter: michelle mcnamara's book i'll be gone in the dark was published by her husband after she died. in it she revealed years of research into the golden state killer. she died before finishing it so her husband completed it and it's now a number one "new york times" best-seller. >> thank you. >>> joseph deangelo's originally from orangevale in sacramento county. he served as a police officer in auburn and placer county in the 70s '70s and was fired for shoplifting. >> it was an embarrassment. i wish there was something that he was even associated with this crime. >> police say deangelo may also be the visalia ransacker. the man accused of burglarizing hundreds of homes in that area in the early 1970s. >>> so far, deangelo is booked on four counts of murder in orange county, two counts in ventura county and two counts in sacramento county. he is accused of killing a couple in 1978. the couple was walking their dog when the killer chased them into a backyard and shot them seemingly at random. in 1981, he was accused of murdering these two people while they were house sitting in

michelle mcnamara chronicled what she called her obsessive church. she unexpectedly died in 2016. her colleagues ended up finishing it and published it two months ago with an afterward by her husband. he posted this video to instagram yesterday. >> you did it, michelle. even though the cops are never going to say it. but your book helped get this thing closed. >> we put together a page on abc7news.com about the golden state killer including a timeline of the crimes and the entire police news conference from sacramento yesterday and much more information. >> now breaking news just in to our abc 7 newsroom. president trump's choice to lead the department of veterans affairs is withdrawing from consideration. in a statement just released, dr. ronny jackson says allegations against him are false and fabricated. he's accused of giving out percocet without prescription and wrecking a government car while intoxicated. >>> happening today, a groundbreaking ceremony for the first affordable housing project in the north bay since the devastating october fires. construction crews will build

schlessinger, other people, salinger, jackie, mcnamara, the best and the brightest. and yet there's another camelot. it had a king. it had a farmer. it had evans. belafonte. baird russekin. jabah. it had muhammad ali, a gentleman that we resist, happy to experience his life. and tomorrow his last day, his last breath, his assassination. overhead, please. and here we are. we can't -- we can't house our people. he said that if you make more bombs than you can take care of your people that need the most, you're morally corrupt and you're in the wrong direction, and here we are. we cannot house our people. again, the plot to kill king, this may be the only and the best of what and how it happen ed. it's worth knowing that one. we have the greatest wealth inequality in our country right now, and we need to do something more. change the algorithm. thank you. >> president breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors and commissioners. i'm hunter cutting with the coalition to save clipper cove. and i'm here today to welcome a resol

with the arrest of 72-year-old joseph deangelo in the sacramento area overnight, michele mcnamara was credited with many on social media for helping re-energize interest in the decades old case. we have the entire letter to an old man on our website, ktvu.com plus we have much more including an interactive map showing the attacks, video from the '70s when the story was first being covered plus an outpouring on social media about today's arrest. it's all at the top of our homepage on ktvu.com. >>> it is a constant complaint in san francisco, the streets are filthy. still to come tonight, details of the multi-year, multi- million dollar plan from the mayor to clean up the streets. >> plus, we are making our way through the list of candidates running for mayor of san francisco. tonight london breed joins us live in studio. we'll hear from her live in just a few minutes. >> and we're tracking the weather, the fog is coming back, temperatures are going down. we'll have details coming up. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that'

made by prominent political families, secret empires, then the late true crime journalist michelle mcnamara'sirst-hand account of research for the golden state killer was responsible for another murders in six sexual assault in california during the 1970s and 80s. and wrapping up our look at some of the books from the los angeles times nonfiction bestseller list is indicated , there account of her childhood in the idaho mountain in her first introduction to formal education at the age of 17. some of these authors have or will be. on book tv. after their programs air you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >>. [music] >> welcome to asheville north carolina. located along the 's arena, it is the largest in western north carolina with a population of 89,000.

so i wrote a letter to secretary of the defense mcnamara, one-page letter, asking him to desegregateiver house which was 1661 units. i said it would be inappropriate to do any business with the company unless they capitulate. he called in the people, not e, but assistant secretary jack moscowitz and they decided to capitulate. so all total, with just a few letters and a lot of support from people that had their hearts and heads in the right place we got several thousand units desegregated. i was driven because of the hostility, the hair salon on the road wouldn't do my wife's hair. the woman, you know, refused, and my wife would not leave. the woman called the police. and the police said, you have to do mrs. campbell's hair because there is a public accomodations act. the white police knew the '64 civil rights act. my daughter, wouldn't let her wade in water at private pool, they shut the power off. we got through all the stuff but that was what the environment was like. >> fast forward a little bit. right before the act, you testified in front of congress. you were still in the navy