we are here with geri lynn matthews and michael matthews, talking about a very difficult subject -- rapen the military -- and michael is a survivor. and, michael, i know that because you and geri lynn have worked on this for so many years now, dealing with it for so many years with your documentary and just staying involved, you have some numbers in your head about just how bad this problem is in the military. >> well, you know, we have roughly the numbers of veterans walking around in our community -- six million veterans have been raped -- male veterans have been raped. and the percentage of suicides -- there's 22 a day, veterans killing themselves right now. and the percentage of those is, only 12% of those are actually combat-related. roughly, about 2.5%, so, where's the other 80%, you know, 80-something-% coming from? and -- and the apa tells us that a man who is raped and does not try to get help for it, get counseling, will try to commit suicide at least twice in their life. that's 90% of them. >> now, tell me what the apa is, please? >> oh, american psychiatric association. >> mm

going that her brother, 22 -year-old matthew michael has been charged with murder and child endangering and her niece niece's death the canton police and the father called 911 on friday and said the girl was not breathing.a they say we she was already dead when help arrived at the family home on people northwest. the corner world to a homicide. >> she was beautiful. no flaws. anderson. >> they're innocent. sheheer didn't deserve this at all. police say that haley had injuries all over her entire body and his family members to me that they had no idea that anything was wrong with little that's why they have a very strong message for parents out there. >> take care ofth your child. watch for signs. don't ignore them. if you think something is wrong, get it checked out. filtered to as something that the scoop and i wish and anyone. >> his girlfriend was also charged with child endangering. the family families is asking for donationsnd at any citizens bank bridge branch up to no expenses. of citizens very heartbreaking to just a tragedy down there. >> you can literally feel their pain. the

matthew farris, rafael rodriguez and jereh lubin are charged with murdering michael tyree last august. in a hearing that started monday, a prosecutor has been arguing that the guards overreacted and resorted to violence after tyree broke jail regulations. today a judge will decide whether there is probably cause to put them on trial. >>> a search is on for the driver who hit a woman in oakland leaving her in the street with broken bones. only on 5, anne makovec has video from the hit-and-run and the victim's account of what happened. >> saddest i have ever been in my life since she -- [ crying ] pause juice -- drove away [ pause ] -- >> drove away. >> reporter: it was 6:15 a.m. and a car hit jane lyons. she was walking from a bart parking lot across the street to her job when she was hit here in the middle of shafter avenue. she said the car came out of nowhere. >> went up on the hood and flew back into the street landing on my left side. >> reporter: the woman driving the car got out. >> it was such a calm when she got out of the car like, oh, good, she is going to stay and help me.

michael tyree. the second day of the preliminary hearing for rafael rodriguez and matthew harris and jerry lubron and accused of beating tyree to death. there were screams being heard from his cell the night he died. >>> that's one of the things that the prosecutor was very effective getting across today. the only people that could have caused these injuries to michael tyree were the three correctional officers. >> defense attorneys say that perez is in the country illegally and his deportation is being deferred. prosecutors say that they plan to call another inmate to the stand that says he also heard the alleged attack. >>> about 200 people rallied courthouse in san francisco as a civil trial began in the wrongful death of a man that was shot and killed by police. officers shot 28-year-old alex nisto that claimed he aimed a taser at them that mistook for a pistol. >> there was haste and overreaction and the officers violated the training and they rushed into a situation. >> they had no reason to believe that what this man was pointing was a taser. they had every reason to believe this was a real fi

correctional deputies jereh lubin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez are charged in the death of michael tyree. he was beating to death inside the marin jail last summer. outside the courthouse the sister spoke about losing him. >> i don't know what would possess somebody to do such a horrible thing to anybody. he was loved. >> today current inmates testified at the hearing. he identified the guards involved and said the three beat him for 15 minutes. >> fog covering the golden gate bridge. it may be dry now but rain is on the way. paul deanno has the latest. >> reporter: we have been in a dry pattern for six weeks since the end of january. it ends tonight. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar tracking some rain. steady at times in far northern california, that's where we really need the rainfall over our two biggest reservoirs and it will be rain there is as soon as this evening. the rain will likely arrive here after midnight tonight. but the radar is going to be getting quite a workout. that's good news because look at the snowpack which was so far above normal when you look at the entire stat

rafael rodriguez and matthew farris and jerry ubron are accused of murder of 31-year- old michael tyree. prosecutors showed pictures of tyree in vomit and feces. they say he was beaten to death. >>> what they were trying to show by the timing is that michael tyree was in a locked cell when the three deputies went into that cell block so nobody else but the three deputies could have entered the cell. >>> all three have pleaded not guilty to murder and assault charges. >>> another lawsuit has been filed in the effort to derail the golden state warriors arena project at san francisco mission bay. it was filed by the group mission bay alliance. and the mother of a pediatric patient that received treatment at children's hospital at u c sf mission bay campus. the medical center is one block from the project site and some opponents argue that arena would affect how easily they can access the emergency care at the hospital during games and other events. the lawsuit argues that city officials violated zoning laws including a voter approved initiative that puts caps on office space allocations. >

the preliminary hearing against jerry lubrin, matthew farris and russian river last -- rafael rodriguez lasted four days. they are accused of killing michael tyree last year. the medical examiner testified that his death was clearly a homicide. the three deputies are due back in superior court on march 14th for arraignment. >>> well, bart riders may be feeling a little extra crammed after dozens of cars were pulled from the tracks, bart says 80 cars were knocked out of service after traveling through the transbay tube and 40 of those cars became disabled monday alone. the agency has not pinpointed the exact problem, but officials suspect the cars were damaged by some sort of power surge in one area of the tube. after hearing about this latest maintenance issue, bart riders are bracing for more crowded trains. >> maybe shorter trains. maybe, you know, you never know what's -- i have ridden bart now for three, three and a half years every day five days a week and i complain about it, but you know he what? it's better than driving. >> bart says this has been an ongoing problem in the transbay tube. the situation worsened over the last couple

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with regards, rafael rodriguez, matthew farris, and jereh lubrin , are all accused of beating to death inmate, michael tyree who was mentally ill. they also face assault charges for allegedly beating juan via in the same cell pod the day of the tyree incident. yesterday, a fellow intimate -- inmate, one perez testified he heard tyree screaming in the words, stop. please stop, and then to loud booms like the sound of boots stomping. then there was silence. tyree's family's attorney said it was powerful testimony. >> that is one of the things that the prosecutor was very effective in getting across today, was that, the only people the could have caused these injuries to michael tyree were the three correctional officers. >> reporter: defense attorneys question that inmates credibility, pointing at his record as a felon. they also pointed out that he is in the u.s. illegally and not being deported because his testimony is needed. the purpose of this hearing is for the judge to listen to all the testimony being presented and to decide whether there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. authorities thoug

the prosecutors say those screams came as guards jerry lubrin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez attacked michaelyree who was later found dead in his cell. new security cameras are going to be installed today in santa clara county jails. the sheriff sawed she purchased 12 surveillance cameras at costco with her personal credit card, paid for to herself, and she will be reimbursed. the costco purchase cameras are a temporary solution until a more widespread surveillance system is installed. that may take up to two years. the cameras come after the -- there have been several incidents involving guards and unmates. >>> the parking rules in san francisco have certainly evolved over the years, but one set of parking rules for people who live there not changed for 40 years. brian flores is live in the triangle neighborhood with the possible changes in the works. brian. >> reporter: hi, pam. good morning. it's hard to believe that these rules haven't changed in 40 years. if you live in the city, you know how hard it is to find parking. also if you live in the city, you most likely need a permit as we ar

michael tyree covered in blood, vomit and feces. the victim's family cried in court. jereh lubin, matthewaelis and rafael rodriguez are charged. prosecutors have surveillance footage showing the guards entering the area of the tyree cell around the time of the death. it doesn't show what happened in the cell. tyree's lawyer says the autopsy report showed he died of massive internal injuries. >> as a result of the beating, his liver was lacerated so all the blood that should have been going through his liver just bled into his -- the cavity of his body. those minutes, those last minutes of his life, were absolutely horrible. >> reporter: now, the prosecution also called on other inmates to testify about what they heard and saw that night, as well. we are expecting the defense to say that jail guards were acting in self-defense. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> checking traffic the golden gate bridge, report of foggy conditions. limited visibility. out of marin into san francisco. >> we have the sunshine however in san jose where the current air temperature is in the 40s and

four-day hearing, a judge ruled that jereh lubrin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez will stand trial. they are accused of murdering inmate michaelee and attacking an juan via at the main jail in august. if they are convicted, the men could get life in prison. >>> san francisco is battling six other cities to get a $50 million federal grant to add self-driving cars to its transportation network. now, the cities will have to create a traffic network plan that includes public and private partnerships, and they have got to show how their ideas would reduce greenhouse gases. some of the other cities competing for that money austin, texas, pittsburg, pennsylvania, and portland, oregon. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. gasia and alex, back to you. >> dave, thank you very much. >>> coming up on montana "the 9", we know who is headed to the big dance. the glitch that's now under investigation. >>> and the fundraising website gofundme is holding a competition to award high schools $7,000 worth of google chrome books. two finalists from here in the bay area are in the studio. up negligence, we are talking to the perhaps a

matthew in garter, massachusetts. let's go back to the washington post, there op ed page. three out of the four op eds this morning are about donald trump. with arobinson, dances country, and michael garson who used to work for george w. bush g draft auld we hash ta commie? caller: thank you very much for c-span. that is part of the first amendment, let the people speak. i was born in 1933, i am 82 years old. i am a korean vet. i work in california as a maintenance supervisor for one of the largest countries that companies in california, and i became a dairy man. make,e point i want to michelle malkin has written a book that basically explains what donald trump is trying to do. i bought five books and sent them to all my kids. i raised three stepchildren. their dad to germany on a free -- he did not pay any taxes and taught school for 30 years. he never paid any taxes. wasted for obama because he going to do something about all of the pregnant women that had no fathers in the home, and i really feel sorry for the orphans. malkin, theelle book, they would not listen to me. they did not go far enough on made off to find out who that the money that he paid off, and i think it was pro

matthew farris, and rafael rodriguez. >> pam:the deputies are accused of killing 31-year- old michael tyree at the main jail in san jose august.and are set to return to court on march 14th for further arraignment. >> pam:all three have pleaded not guilty. >> pam:the maximum security area of the the santa clara county main jail remains on lock down tonight. >> pam:this after a melee yesterday. that started with 10 inmates. but others got involved. >> pam:here's video from the sheriff's department of how quickly the brawal escalated. with fists several inmates were injured. two had to be taken out to a local hospital. >> pam:jailers believe the fight was over money. and that no weapons were involved. >> pam:the 3 inmates who escaped from an orange county jail were charged today with >> pam: >> brittany: i am tracking another system. it will be in stronger storm moving van over the weekend. i would let you know what to expect. >> pam: as we have been reporting. it is not going to be a bubble pop. but a big slow down is happening now in the tech sector in the bay area. >> pam: the once hot start - up called - zenefits. is

raphael rodriguez, matthew ferris got to hear from a mentally ill inmate who testified he was assaulted last year by the officers on what turned out to be the same night, august 26, when michael tyree was found dead outside his cell. a preliminary hearing is to determine if the judge will hold the dpouts over for trial for the murder of tyree and assault under the color of authority for villa. villa's attorneys said villa's testimony did that. >> officer lubrin punched him in the mouth. officer rodriguez then hit him in the head. then officer ferris got him in a head lock. and then the officers pummeled him. >> reporter: villa's sister said the recounting of the alleged beating shook her. >> what he said in the courtroom was horrible. >> reporter: one of michael tyree's sisters taepding with her husband and her baby said she was horrified as well and brought back thoughts of her brother's injuries. >> he suffered. and it was just really horrible. i don't know what would possess somebody to do such a horrible thing to anybody. >> reporter: and again, more drama lies ahead, as we said, villa's testimony is being challenged because of his mental health issues and it could later

michael tyree. his body was shown beaten laying in his own vomit on the self or. >>it is horrible for this family. it is so painful, it is heartbreaking. >>reporter: congressional deputies jereh lubrin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez were arrested and charged with murdering him in his cell last august. tyree who suffered from a mental illness had been arrested on a petty theft charge. an autopsy report shows tyree died of internal injuries. >> as a result of the beating his liver was lacerated. all the blood that shouldn't going to his liver bled into the cavity of his body. those minutes, those last- minute of his life were absolutely horrible. >>reporter: the prosecutor short -- showed surveillance video showing the 3 deputies entering the area of tyree cell. but the video does not show it happened in the cell itself. much of the hearing can determine if there is enough evidence to convict him of murder. in san jose kpix 5. >> only one other inmate was housed in the area where tyree was killed. he is expected to testify but what he heard. the 3 deputies have pled not guilty. >>> campaign 2016, tomorrow voters in 13 states will have their day on super tuesday. hundreds of delegates up

matthew is already serving a life sentence for sex assault in fairfax county. >>> an unusual situation and fine in fairfax county. police say they arrested michael stride yesterday after somebody reported bullets being fired into their house on cherry drive in falls church. police say that stride was squatting in an empty house nearby. while searching the vacant home officers found a six-foot python snke and several handguns. animal control officers took custody of the snake. >>> the montgomery county school board is meeting behind closed doors right now. to hammer out det contract for the new superintendant. the board of education selected dr. jack smith to fill the role. he is currently serving as interim superintendent for the state. previously he had been superintendant of the cal vvert county schools. he will begin the job on july 1st if approved. >>> researchers found new evidence that could link the zika virus to a paralyzing condition. a group of scientists from france looked at blood samples from 42 adults who had been diagnosed with guillain-barre syndrome during an outbreak a couple of years ago. tests revealed all of those people wer

matthews is with him right now in michigan. chris. >> thank you, rachel. a couple of issues that made the name flint, michigan, starting with the michael moore movie and the water situation. we were talking, you said there is a connection between the hallowing out of flint michigan by general motors leaving, pretty much disappearing and what happened to the water system. explain. >> the biggest factor undermining was the loss of manufacturing jobs, once had 76,000 jobs at gm, now less than 10,000. when the tax base left, this city was in big financial trouble and didn't have the capacity to manage itself. the state cut additional funding to the city. it went almost into bankruptcy, so the governor appointed an emergency manager who came in and made debt significance to switch the water sources for the cheaper flint water. so the collapse of the economy in flint was largely because of the loss of manufacturing jobs. but the result was state emergency manager coming in and making these almost inexcusable decisions without treating the water, led to leaching into the water. >> what could we do now to help out these cities that have been towed out. maybe a di

police say friday night, matthew sullivan resisted being detained by an officer and reach or a gun in his waistband. the officer managed to sit to him without shots being fired. pr michael ran from officers and never chief mina says his officers were fired on a total of five times. opd is also investigating a crash involving 2 cruisers. the officers were on their way to a traffic stop involving a stolen car when the vehicles smashed into each other on l.b. mcleod road, near surfside way just after 1:00 a.m, it sped away, and both of those officers were called off. we' re told the officers and a k-9 in the suv at the time are all ok. angela: a 15-year-old ocoee boy was killed over the weekend. antwan davis was shot in the head just before midnight saturday on north lakewood avenue, that' s about a mile way from where he went to school. his family told police he had ongoing fights were several other teens in the neighborhood. no motive has been found or suspects named. on hand today to talk to students. coming up on wesh 2 news at 5:30, you' ll hear from his family. angela: right now, the person who shot and killed a local man over the weekend remains on the run. the man

deputies, rafael rodriguez, matthew farris, and gerald lubrin have been in court for a preliminary hearing for the last two days all our accused of beating and killing michael tyree, a mentally ill inmate. yesterday, one perez testified that he heard tyree's high pitched screams and work, stop, please stop. then too loud booms like the sound of boots stomping. then silence. perez told the court, one deputy came back to the cell later. he said the deputy opened the door and kicked tyree's head with his foot. >> what i heard today was the deputy kicking his head. that was his welfare check. that was his last welfare check. he was gone. the indignity of that. >> reporter: defense attorneys struck back pointing out perez is in the country illegally and that his deportation is being deferred while he testified. they also question his credibility as a felon. with another inmate sigma stand today, it will be interesting to see how the defense will pick apart that testimony. this preliminary hearing was also expected to last three days but now authorities are telling us it may last for four days. >> we will continue to follow this story, certainly. >>> testimony ex

matthew is in prison for life for killing graham, morgan harg top and trying to kill a fairfax com. >>> more than 18 months after the death of michael brown, the city of ferguson, missouri is finally set to make changes to its police force and court system. you may remember the officer-involved shooting of brown in august 2014 sparked an investigation in the department of justice and promed movement. ferguson city leaders initially rejected the justice department's reform plan calling it too expensive. in response, the justice department sued ferguson. now after months of negotiation, the city leaders are expected to pass a plan tonight to improve racial bias that includes new monitoring and training. >>> a developing story this morning, the commissioner of the nfl could soon be losing some power. league officials and the players union are close to a deal which would involve commissioner roonlger good he will giving up control by hour players are disciplined off the field. goodell faced heavy criticism for his handling of cases involving adrian peterson and ray rice. >>> happening today, john kerry will launch a global effort to emp

the preliminary hearing against jerry lubrin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez lasted three days. they are accused of killing inmate michael tyree and assaulting another inmate last year. the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on tyree testified death was clearly a homicide. the three deputies are due back in superior court on march 14 for an arraignment. >>> new this morning the nation's job report sending mixed signals about the u.s. economy. the labor department reported this morning the american employers added 242,000 jobs last month. that's much higher than analysts predicted. the jobless rates, the unemployment rate remains at an eight-year low. 4.9%. economists say the average hourly earnings dropped. new jobs in healthcare, retail and restaurants. analysts say a drop in wages indicates that not everyone is benefitting from the improving economy. >>> 7:40. if you want to buy a new home, look at your salary first. at 8:00 what a new study says about the amount of money you need to earn to afford a home in the san francisco bay area. >>> but first the warriors won another one. up next the record they tied las

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michael tusk of quince is up for outstanding chef. the liholiho yacht club short listed for best new restaurants. the veterans are up for the best western chef in the region. cori lee. dominique crenin, matthew accarino. bar agricole up for outstanding bar programs. >> i've only been to quince on that list. clearly i'm not eating in the right places. >> what about my house? >> i made some popovers this sunday. perfect for that weather. >> you had nice weather you provided us. >> almost like barbecue weather. >> you guys get a popover sometime soon. a live look from our weather underground skycam network in berkeley. beautiful sunny skies. san francisco back over there towards the left-hand side of the screen. the sun continues up towards tahoe. we'll have a detailed look at the snow pack coming up in just a few minutes. >>> a lot happening right now as well. the presidential race is changing in a big way tonight. trump and clinton coming out as winners in these primaries. but there's a twist. our political analyst larry gertzen joins us next to go over tonight's results. so far-- donald trump, johnkasi >>> as we've been covering throughout the hour and evening evening, so far donald trump an

michael j. fox, another partner of hers in those efforts. certainly, our friend maria shriver, suffered from the disease. we talked to chris matthews's how he got to know nancy reagan. they used to have lunch and dinner out here, with that issue. >> that's right. and the last time i saw her, she was in her elegant, soft spoken way, determined to promote the research that was needed. and i really was grateful for that. you know, obviously, everywhere i go around the country, i meet people talking to me about alzheimer's and what their experiences have been, and it's going to be a bigger and bigger challenge. and i think her contributions to this fight will be long remembered. >> here's another issue you've been outspoken and i remember so vividly, the assassination attempt and the suffering of jim brady, and the fact that she and ronald reagan went against their friends, charles heston and others to support the brady bill. >> that's right. and that was another very important stand that both president and mrs. reagan took. look, we've got to do something. we have 33,000 people a year dying from gun violence. i know there's a way that

michael tyree battered, unresponsive and covered in [ indiscernible ] the prosecution laid up a time line -- the timeline to show that the only people inside the cell were the three deputies, rafael rodriguez, matthewris, and jereh lubrin . prosecutors plan to call another inmate who claims he was beaten. the hearing is to determine whether or not there is enough evidence to take the case to try. >>> 8:06, protesters are at the federal courthouse in san francisco where the wrongful death suit is about to get underway for the family of alex netto. >> this raised questions about police in the city. ktvu fox use [ name indiscernible ] tell me about the crowds that are there. >> reporter: we have a pretty good-sized crowd. we have several dozen people already on hand outside the plaza. we have dancers on hand, there will be buddhist here as well. lot is planned for this demonstration. i won't now bring in one of alex the at those strong reporters -- supporters, a friend and organizer of this event. what is the goal of this event? why do you have everyone joining you here at the courthouse today next >> the goal -- today? >> the goal is love and positive energy. we are here today because for two years w

michael steele, thank you to both of you for joining us. both the republican and democratic front-runners will be on msnbc this wednesday night. donald trump will join chris matthews for an exclusive town hall. that will be 8:00 p.m. eastern time. and that will be followed immediately by hillary clinton on a special edition of the rachel maddow show. all of that wednesday night right here on msnbc, the place for politics. >>> and turning now back overseas to the brussels terror attacks, the belgian health minister saying today that the death toll has now risen to 35 victims, in addition to the three suicide bombers. the state department confirming that two more americans who have not yet been identified were also killed in those attacks. two other americans, justin and stephanie shul stephan stephanie shults were confirmed to have been killed in the bombing. hundreds of protesters, most of them thought to be part of a right-wing group, clashed with police over the weekend in brussels. police firing water cannons to try to get them to disperse. officers said the protesters were carrying anti-isis signs and chanting anti-immigrant slogans as they marched. nbc's keir

back with michael steele and robert costa, and we've got hallie jackson working the spin room of john kasich. hallie, thank you for joining us. >> let's chat with the -- >> i only wait for matthews okay? he made sure tip o'neil put my on the armed services committee. >> how did you think the debate went for you tonight? given that a lot of the focus was on donald trump -- >> no, i thought it was a very good debate. i'm beginning to let people figure this out so people can get to know who i am. not just the competence of the domestic and foreign policy expertise, but maybe a little bit more heart. it's been the frustration for me is the town halls are so fantastic, and the debates are so constraining. but i felt tonight, again, i made additional progress. i'm happy about it. everybody on my team is really happy about it. so good stuff. >> do you think your message is breaking through given that you have your people -- folks talking about small hands and what it means? >> i think it is breaking through. and i think that people are starting to pay attention. and i can tell by the crowds and the media coverage. we're doing fine. are you looking over to see where trump went? >> no. i