hadley was out on bail living with her parents. anaheim police suspected michelleatening emails to her ex-boyfriend, ian, and his pregnant wife, angela. even though on its face it didn't make much sense. >> reporter: a young woman who lived an exemplary life, good student, she's trying to get an mba, and -- >> well, there's two sides to every person, and all we're seeing is the evidence that looks very clear that everything is -- is originating from michelle hadley. >> reporter: but the case against michelle went way beyond threatening emails. police had evidence she was up to something much more sinister, something stomach-churning. it began in early june about the same time as the deadline on the condo was approaching. >> somebody was posting ads online through craigslist saying that they wanted to fulfill this rape fantasy. >> reporter: rape fantasy as a genre? i don't think i've ever heard of this. >> i had never heard of it either, until this particular case. but apparently yes, there's a market for it. >> reporter: it's a type of personal ad you can find them

and one of the men michelle's life would be dead. again is keith morrison. >> here in the heart of the american bible belt, on the fringe of vast sprawling army and air force bases, like a patient accommodating land lord, is fayetteville, north carolina. imagine, most of a suburban strip mall of strip clubs and a downtown which is charming, elegant even, and a scene about everything. it's an old town, fayetteville. that tower marks the spot where north carolina ratified the federal constitution back in 1789. i'm standing on what was a slave market. sherman fought battles here in the civil war. now it's a military town and 160,000 acres back there is the army's ft. bragg where soldiers prepare to go to war. nestled up beside that is the air force base. two institutions, two professional military men, one woman. and that woman, michelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond who just wouldn't go away. >> i told him, i don't want to leave m

after all, michelle's van was abandoned at the foot of her driveway. and that blood onr and in the kitchen alcove, testing proved it was michelle's blood. >> there is a lot of blood in the garage and spread over a wide area, and there's a lot of blood splatter, i mean, over 60 drops of blood that has been not just dripped but splattered by some force on that throw rug. >> reporter: and, yet, didn't make sense. this woman, wife of an affluent car dealer, devoted mom, seemed like an unlikely victim. >> and they have what would appear to be an idealic life and a beautiful home and beautiful children. >> reporter: it got off to a story book start. he, the attractive wealthy car dealer, she a pretty young woman from modest means opening phones at a harris county car dealership. >> my mother had his office across the street from mine. and i just saw her one day and just kind of evolved from there. >> reporter: what attracted the two of you to each other? >> she was very outgoing and very attractive, and good personality. >> she was a knockout. she was funny. she was vibrant.

that was michelle on the zimbabwe human rights forum speaking to us about prison reform in zimbabwe mauritanians voted for a new president on saturday in what is said to be a landmark election the country is expected to see its 1st peaceful transfer of power since independence from france in 1960 president who is stepping down after serving 25 year term since he took power in a coup in 20086 candidates by to replace him taking to the stage and ready to take office mohammed. looks set to become mauritania's next president. he's the current president chosen candidate and has pledged to build on the party's successful containment of islamist insurgents. micrograms 1st point of security the country's security comes 1st. mauritania has managed to maintain stability more so than its neighbors but for many of the 4500000 people in the vast desert country there are other issues to contend with. we the people are suffering we're being wronged there is no work people employ you for a miserable salary then tax collectors take what you have to take from. mauritania democracy has never existed young people h

one now. whether you want to accept it or not, i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: michelle mcneill adopted four girls. >> and i saw this little girl, and i said i have to have her. look on the computer when she's 8, and i said i've got to have her. >> reporter: elle, ada, sabrina and gisele. >> gisele was the oldest adopted family member. a few months after michelle's death, he decided to send gisele back to the ukraine for the summer. >> he sent gisele back home to the ukraine for two months, but then those two months began vetching into almost a year. the rest of the family couldn't understand why gisele didn't come home. little did they know that mcneill and gypsy willis had taken gisele's social security number. gypsy willis assumed gisele's identity. >> reporter: how did this idea come up? >> when i got together with martin, i had a lot of tax debts, probably in the range of $50,000 or $60,000. this was martin, this was martin's idea. this was martin's activity. >> reporter: why did you do it? >> i said i didn't want to. he said this is the best 2003wa do it. >> reporter: you got three

thank you michelle on the peninsula, some big changes in the works at sfo first off today changes to ride share pickups from now on. >>all pick ups will happen at garage level 5 the move was made in an effort to cut down on congestion. >>and while some over drivers telling us they don't mind. others are not so happy. some 5,000 uber driver signed a petition against this change. the company says the move will actually add to congestion by taking away a feature that allow drivers to drop off passengers and then immediately pick up other passengers as they were leaving the airport. meanwhile, even though the city of san francisco banned the use of facial recognition technology as a foe is teaming up with federal customs and border protection officials to install facial recognition cameras that is because the city's ban excludes the federally regulated facilities of the airport. the city ordinance simply requires sfo to report back on any existing or future purchase of surveillance technology, including facial recognition and biometric data collection. officials say that biometrics data

michelle one how cell phone data became a huge part of the investigation.>> reporter:>> it is with heavy heart i address you today. >> reporter: the search for missing college student mackenzie lueck is other over. the salt lake city police chief announced an arrest in the 23- year-old alleged kidnapping and murder. the suspect who was a person of interest is identified as ayoola ajayi. utah state student who was a former army it specialist. his linkedin page list him as a technical support analyst at dell. >>> the arrested person's neighbors informed detectives they have observed him learning something in his backyard with the use of gasoline on the dates of june 17 and june 18. the search warrant resulted in the findings of a fresh dig area on his property. which is the same area the arrested person was reported burning something. >> reporter: dna test of the remains found there match mackenzie lueck. this is video of the suspect walking with his hands up this morning toward s.w.a.t. officers. the 31-year-old was arrested on suspicion of homicide kidnapping obstruction of justice and d

the palestinian the regime minister as a michele one held secret talks with his israeli counterparts just if but it's. a show as currently chairman of the palace then when a tree authority. i tried to contact him but he refused to talk about his role in gaza money. and he was not and. all the palestinians i contacted whose names came up in research into the gaza marina project declined to be interviewed for this approach. however we did manage to speak to the former israeli minister of infrastructure and then he or she does if but it's clear he spoke about his secret negotiations with as. i had big ocean asians with mr us on the show or from the family from the tribe a show of very prominent known in gaza he actually risked his life to negotiate with be honest at the high base of the intifada he came to jerusalem east jerusalem but then at least we consider it as one city to negotiate with me and to keep on developing the field because he thought that it was good politically for him. i'm telling you he risked his life i have no doubt i i was know it for effect because we have to guar

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from lowell high school, victoria lamb, danton lee, joshua park, medicine wong, michelle one, and kevin. from mission high school, san jiao. from ruth school of the arts, sin delay. from san francisco international high school, we have both of the scholarship recipients. [applause] >> last but not least, from marshall high school, i.v. lou, jin lou, and john wang. please give the students your round of applause for their achievements. [applause] thank you. >> thank you. do the students want to say a word? >> did you want to? >> all right. >> go ahead, enjoy. [laughter] >> hi, my name is aidan. i am a senior galileo high school. this year i will be attending cal poly school, studying earth space engineering. [applause] >> hi, my name is lucy, i am a senior at in san francisco international high school, and next year, i will be attending san francisco state university and studying education. [applause]. >> hi, i am galahad, i will be attending stanford university next year, and then i will see what i want to study. [laughter] [applause] >> congratulations, thank you very much, and congrat

good morning, michelle. on cbs this morning president trump and joe biden exchanged fire and iowa. look at how they are sharpening the tax and trading parts. and the next generation of self driving cars. will give you an exclusive look at the test track and how the company says it is making autonomous driving technology safer. we like the sound of that. and we will introduce you to this guy. he is 18 years old and in a light future. what is he? a genealogy whiz kid helping families find their ancestors. we will see you at 7:00. michelle, are there any relatives you don't know you had? >> probably. i have so many cousins, gail, i feel like i find a new cousin every year. who knows. it would be cool to check out. >> he can help you. >> thank you. >>> let's get a check of traffic with emily. >>> so far there are trouble spots out there that have yet to recover. they are really slowing down. that is mostly the san mateo bridge this morning. but there are plenty of spots that have orange and red on our map this morning. they are causing delays here at 646. let's assume into a couple of

the first question comes from michelle on facebook. i throw back for summer. whitney houston. i love "i wanna dance with somebody". >> i didn't see that coming. i like it a lot. i g like too with marin morris. her entire album "girl." >>> next question fm bruce in vermont. what sitcom would you like a guest appearance on? >> i started the undertaking of watching "seinfeld" from the beginning. i got to go withoithat. >> i'm "arrested development." >>> we have more sunday "today" mug shots. leah in boston, lynn ontwitter, nate who serves as a volunteer emt and graduated high school last weekend.r, you, si are the man. thanks forse watching. you next week. thanks. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >> heading into the 9:00 hour here on "news 4 today." this is what we're following. we are staying on top of the latest develments out of virginia beach after the shooting there. what we're learning now about the investigation. >>> maryland governor larry hogan makesb a decision aout running for president. will he or will he not? >>> and do want to

the palestinian the regime minister as a michele one held secret talks with his israeli counterparts just if but it's. a show as currently chairman of the palace time when a 3 authority. i tried to contact him but he refused to talk about his role in gaza money. and he was not and. all the palestinians i contacted whose names came up in research into the gaza marina project declined to be interviewed for this approach. however we did manage to speak to the former israeli minister of infrastructure and then he or she does it but it's. he spoke about his secret negotiations with as. i had negotiated in the suv with mr us on the show or from the family from the tribe a show of very prominent known in gaza he actually risked his life to negotiate with be honest at the high base of the intifada he came to jerusalem east jerusalem but then at least we consider it as one city to negotiate with me and to keep on developing the field because he thought that it was good politically for him i'm telling you he risked his life i have no doubt i i was know it for effect because we had to guard him

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i need some ice cream, mama. >> and at about 3 million views per episode, hot ones shows no signs of cooling off. >> michelleside. >> okay. >> i even took a turn in the hot seat. you go from mild to double x. >> we're doing five wings and it gets hot here in a hurry. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> one of the tips you give to folks on how to handle all this hotness? >> so this is the real problem with hot sauce is there's nowhere to go. there's nowhere to run. >> reporter: the popularity of "hot ones" may partly be due to our changing tastes. hot sauce sales are increasing faster than any other condiment, and the total hot sauce market is approaching $2 billion a year. and the source of some of the most intense heat is in this field in south carolina. you're with the what company? >> the pucker buck pepper company. >> smokin' ed curry is the founder of this creatively named pepper company. >> 95 countries get our product on a regular base zblis and he thinks his obstruct is down right addictive. >> when you eat super hot peppers, you get an endorphin rush. >> reporter: he's not just blowing smoke. a compound in chi

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ones. this report from michelle roberts. deadly and debilitating diseases. but some preve nta ble debilitating diseases. but some preventable illnesses, like measles, i'm making a resurgence and expert that the world health organization say people avoiding immunisations is a major concern. now the world's biggest survey into public attitudes reveals where vaccination confidence is low. the wellcome trust ask the opinion of over 140,000 people in 41 countries. worldwide, around 80% of people believe vaccines are safe, a similar proportion believe they were effective. people in lower income areas feel vaccines are safe, in europe, it is more varied. 0ne areas feel vaccines are safe, in europe, it is more varied. one in five are unsure whether they are safe. the lowest confidence globally is in france where one third disagree vaccines are safe. in ukraine, which reported the highest number of measles cases in europe last year, only half of people agreed that vaccines are effective. so, what is making people sceptical? in the sur

on may 24th. her estranged husband fotis dulos and a 44 year-old michelle trick on us they're charged with hinderingrosecution. and tampering with or fabricating physical evidence. they have not been charged in jennifer dulos his disappearance the missing woman filed for divorce from her husband last year and according to court documents she said that she was afraid of her husband in that filing for divorce would enrage him a vigil for her was held over the weekend. the family there with and to sport our community. well a hearing on the couple's divorce is set for when say jennifer's family says that the children are safe and in good care. news now a search for a motive in the deadly shooting that killed 12 people in virginia beach morial services were held this weekend for the people who lost their lives friday. the city engineer who opened fire at a pin this on municipal building was not disgruntled as previously reported. earlier in the day the 40 year-old actually sent a resignation letter he sent to through e-mail to his boss and when they ask him why he said it was just for personal reasons. v

just a brief line of whether on the michel platini story. to make on their detention of senior executive michel platini in paris. right now here is the weather. some of us have got sunshine at the moment. this is the radar imagery from earlier on. thundery showers pushing in from the channel. those will continue for the afternoon, drifting north and east words. the odd rumble of thunder here. sunny spells to the east of southern scotla nd spells to the east of southern scotland and northern ireland, chalmers coming into the west. temperature 21 degrees, feeling humid towards the south east of england. that is where the focus will be far more thunderstorms this evening. could be as much as 50 millimetres falling and this will have intense downpours with lightning. these showers which are moving through the early hours of wednesday, rain to the north and west ahead of that. tricky conditions into tomorrow morning. goodbye for now. hello this is bbc newsroom live with carrie gracie. the headlines: proposals have no open for public consultation

minister of qatar and the investigators suspecting that they may have been bribed into voting for michel platini on numerous occasions back in the day said that he would contemplate voting for the united states for the 20 to $22.00 world cup but he eventually voted for qatar and he also admitted to that every time there is a big world cup or a major football tournament going on there are a lot of scandals there are a lot of political control the seas and conspiracy theories.

>>> while the kpix 5 morning team was betting big on the warriors. today michellepay up. >> i think i hear dinosaurs? we have the dracut music playing. and we promised we would dance for you. we will meet you in the finals. canada enjoy this dance. drake and the dinosaurs. michelle make some noise. see you next year. hope you had fun. >> michelle makes a pretty good a raptor. >> the toronto news anchors said that they would dress up and dance to mc hammer. they were the only ones making good. oakland mayor is sending over goodies to toronto's mayor. at bat is about. >>> kpix 5 at 6 pm begins now. >>> the hunt is on for this a wandering mountain lion. >>> one of the defendants in the ghost ship trial takes the stand. >>> changes coming to oakland skyline. the sky rise that would consolidate seven kaiser permanente campuses into one headquarters. kpix 5 at 6 pm starts now. good evening i am ken bastida. >> and i am elizabeth cook. >>> kaiser permanente is building a new national headquarters on telegraph avenue across from the piermont theater. here's more on that st

crisis we go to hong kong also coming up the full my head off for european football michel platini maintains his innocence on to being detained by police in france and investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the god state of qatar. the color of a woman. jilly's interior minister has once that driving extremism poses a serious danger to society the whole phone was reacting to the execution style killing earlier this month of a city official who spoke out in favor of chancellor refugee policies they will fuck all the killing an alarm bell directed at him and he said right wing extremism must be forced with all the means consistent with the rule of law would release have arrested a suspected drug being extremist in the case we have this report. police arrested the suspect 45 year old stephany at his home early on sunday morning the next day germany's federal prosecutor took over the case after concluding that photo lip because killing was motivated by right wing extremism he if you ask the suspects previous actions and the views he expressed publicly strongly point

i still want to get on michelle obama, madonna, the list is long. >> and impressive. l. andy is also succeeding on the parenting front. his son benjamin is 4 months old and andy is considering having another child. >> kristen bell gave veronica mars fans life when the cult favorite would be back on hulu. you can actually catch up on the first three seasons on hulu starting monday, but we have even more reasons. it's "e.t." bingeworthy. ♪ we used to be friends >> kristen bell. veronica mars is a strong-willed young woman. she's a little sarcastic, cynical. she's jaded for a 17-year-old. >> kristen was 24 when she landed the role of teen sleuth veronica mars. she was the first to audition and beat out a hundred other women to win the part, including amanda seyfried, who was later cast as her best friend. >> i've got a secret. >> it's sort of a twist on a teen drama. "twin peaks" meets "buffy," meets "the o.c." >> this whodunit is full of mystery and murder, and just like veronica, you can't stop until each case is solved. >> everyone knows this story. it made "entertainm

game 6 is on thursday oakland, michelle kingston on for news. >>oakland mayor libby shaft is auctioning off 2 tickets to game 6 tomorrow night, the proceeds will go towards the alameda county community food bank. the 2 cities will be in the city of oakland is a suite at oracle they're shafted a similar auction for game 4 when she weighs $7600 for the oakland promise initiative, bidding closes at noontime tomorrow, the tickets do not include transportation or parking for more information on how to bid in this auction for a good cause go to our website, a crown for dhaka. >>the oakland a's quest to build a new ballpark at the port of oakland still has to clear a few hurdles. those road blocks include the longshoremen's union and the oakland city council, the port of oakland is the 3rd busiest port in california. the longshoremen's union wants to keep it that way it says it believes building a ballpark in approving a mixed use development at the howard terminal site will be a problem. >>well parks skybox condominiums don't belong here. the first th

minister of qatar and the investigators suspecting that they may have been bribed into voting for michel platini on numerous occasions back in the day said that he would contemplate voting for the united states for the $20.00 to $22.00 world cup but he eventually voted for qatar and he also admitted to that every time there is a big world cup or a major football tournament going on there are a lot of scandals there are a lot of political control of the seas and conspiracy theories flying about we saw the same case in 202012 when the euros were held in poland in ukraine the same applied to russia the world cup last year there was a lot of safety concerns but we all know that everything went well so qatar is no exception to that seems 2012 there has been a major investigation. of bribery allegations of political masterminding of this world cup even more so we've heard an opinion from a number of investigators that several countries surrounding may have been plotting a campaign to derail the world cup and 22 into doing but all the officials from different football governing bodies including including

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you can count on me dr michelle as president of the republic head of state head of government to take all of your suggestions recommendations and proposal seriously so that human rights system prevails even deeper in venezuela the un human rights chief also held discussions with my rival and opposition leader. and i'm in the middle of them tonight. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with the office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights but he's leaving behind a team of observers to mourn and to the situation in the country venezuela is in a deep political and economic emergency that has forced the millions out of the country for many we visit is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold accountable for the grave crisis the country is currently in. mauritania's president has cast his ballot in the country's presidential election 6 candidates vying to succeed mohamed old abdulaziz who 1

it will include several unreleased songs, no word on a release date. >>> michelle stafford is coming back to the young and the restless. the actors who was playing the character phyllis summers on and off for the past two decades is returning for the third time after a six-year hiatus. >> no one age, and most people look better and more relaxed and healthier, so i'm staying. because it must be the water or the air or something. >> the emmy award winning actress's first episode as the plotting and scheming phyllis ayres on friday. that's your eye on entertainment, michelle medina, cbs news, los angeles. >> to the driver didn't come up and -- prevent the doctors and getting their fifth win of the season, and mixtures are in a baseball game or bar fight, >> let's take another look outside, this time at the city of san jose. it's shaping up to be a pretty good morning. 4:52, we'll be right back. >>> the giants beat the dodgers on monday, ellie scored 18 runs on 27 hits. the giants, two runs on eight hits. the dodgers were shouldering a heavy load after that first game of the series cleane

michelle and david paul were on the vacation of a lifetime, but th young couple from texas would not survive their trip to fiji, falling seriously ill days after arriving on the exotic island. >> nobody's telling me what was the cause of the death, and that's very hard for me >> reporter: michelle's father says the couple, who was physically fit, may have died after contracting a powerful but unknown virus. michelle texted her parents that her hands were numb and that she and her husband were vomiting and had intestinal problems. they arrived in fiji may 22nd three days later, michelle died at a local hospital on the 27th, david also passed away the cdc now working with fiji's government to investigate the sudden cause of death. the couple was expected home last week to pick up their 2-year-old aiden >> i keep telling my wife that we got to stay strong because we have a new job, aiden. we have to take care of aiden >> reporter: a world away, three other americans have also died at this dominican republic resort. officials say nathaniel holmes and cynthia day were discovered unrespons

on. michelle and dave? >> manu, thanks. >>> to cnn business now. stocks soared yesterday after president trump tweeted he will meet with chinese president xi jinping at the g20. the two had a very good telephone conversation, they will have an extended meeting next week. trump and xi were expected to meet to discuss trade. it was unclear whether a meeting would take place. if xi didn't meet with him trump said he would impose 300 billion worth of tariffs on china. hundreds of companies have warned the president about the effects of tariffs. a group of more than 600 of them wrote in a letter, quote, additional tariffs will have significant negative long-term impact on the company. even new balance which makes 4 billion pairs of shoes in the u.s. says it needs to import parts from china and the tariffs would hurt its financial health. yesterday's tweet gave investors and businesses more confidence that the tariffs will not take effect. >>> president trump downplaying the effect of problems in tehran. we're live next. new features. greater details. ri

michel platini was one of. people as we said who voted for could saw sitting on thief is that his executive committee at the time the team is a legend or french he was the way for president the head of european football's governing body back then so he had a vote he was even ticked actually to replace 10 feet of president sepp blatter before the pay is down $4.00 in 2015 so he really is a big fish a big fish and tell us now about the investigation what's going on well beyond his detention we don't really know too much at this stage as you said he's been taken to this corruption office west of paris that story 1st reported by the french out of media has now been confirmed by french just so authorities but because it's going investigation they really can't say too much more at this stage we're yet to hear from platini pezzini has consistently denied any wrongdoing what we do know is that french authorities have been investigating the bidding process into the 20182022 world cups looking at things like corruption i

the water and the man is a is one of the many popular lakes surrounding berlin a short ferry ride takes you to the fowl an insult or peacock island former garden director michel zine learns one of the island's 40 residents he gives me a tour of the park in the small palace the king frederick william the 2nd hand built in the 18th century for his mistress mr zeigler knows all about why peacocks are here this is the use cut in the island it was called rabbit island because the great elector or raised rather a tutor for the court and when the king who was known for his love affairs took over their island he couldn't be called rabbit island so the peacock fraud here and a year later in $7094.00 it became dark island. to become guylaine is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city and it's my tip for a great side trip. and finally i round off my tour with another berlin must a trip up the iconic television tower it stands 368 meters tall and has a revolving restaurant at the top steve martin yes a rich knows the t.v. tower well and explains some of the features here including a color nerissa proletariat burgling the curry forest but this time serve

three days later, michelle died at a local hospital. on the 27th, david also passed away. the cdc now working with fiji's governme to investigate the sudden cause of death. the couple was expected home last week to pick up their 2-year-old aiden. >> i keep telling my wife that we got to stay strong because we have a new j, aiden. we have to take care of aiden. >> reporter: a world anway, three other americhave also died at this dominican republic resort. officials say nathaniel holmes and cynthia day were discovered unresponsive in their room. doctors say they died from fluid in the lungs. >> this should never happened, not to him, not to anybody. >> reporter: but days earlier at that same resort, miranda shopp, oma pennsylvania w also died in her room, her family says the same cause of death. ouble in paradise as officials investigate the unfolding mysteries. r, nbc almag news. >>> for the first time we are hearing from s he father of a man hailedhero during the virginia beach shooting massacre. arastor ray cox is preping to reside over the funeral of his son, keithwho wa

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