david emery mish went from a person of interest to the manl suspect. he was already serving 18 years to life for a 1989 homicide in alameda county. >> the statement he provided to me made me believe he was a big part of this case. >> reporter: mish is expected to be arraigned on two counts of murder later this week. >> relief. it was nice to know they finally got the guy. >> reporter: for the best friends' loved ones as well. >> the families were very, very thankful, very understanding. >> reporter: the victims had no contact with mish prior to the crime. in premofremont, abc 7 news. >>> a passenger had to be wrestled to the ground after she reportedly tried to open the cabin door. "i am god ". >> this video shows her being slammed to the floor. she appears to be saying repeatedly "i am god." this was on a flight to boise that left at 8:4567. boise police say the woman's being medically eeftsed and questioned by investigators. the fbi is also investigating. >>> the san francisco police department just announced it's obtained a warrant for the arrest of

fremont police say david mish killed 20-year-old jennifer dooley and 18-year-old michelle xavier. mish is in risen for killing another woman in 1989. he was is -- identified as a suspect years ago. investigators say it took improvement in the innate technology before they could make an arrest. mish could get the death penalty., >>> san francisco's board of supervisors will discuss a plan to get more money from private transportation companies. the board is considering a proposal that would allow the city to tax companies including hoover and left -- uber and lyft. that meeting starts at 2:00 this afternoon in the board of supervisors chamber. >>> in the east bay, there will be a testing session for self driving shuttles called easymile. those are the shuttles planned for bishop branch. that testing is now loud after last month when the dmv authorized developers to try out the shuttle. the transportation authority is supporting the easymile shuttle plan. >>> the price of muni may be changing soon. according to the san francisco chronicle, muni may increase the price of fares and dr

mish is already in prison for killing another woman in 1989. he was identified as the suspect years ago but investigators say it took him -- improved dna technology before an arrest could be made. mish could get the death penalty. >>> san francisco police say they're working with lawyers for former 49er and radar linebacker aldon smith to arrange his surrender. after an alleged domestic violence incident saturday night. lease-ish and a warrant for his arrest but tmz is reporting his fiancee's family helped him check into rehab earlier that morning. smith's lawyer now plans to arrange a date and time for smith to surrender to police. smith was also released from the raiders yesterday. they cut him from the team. he's been on suspension since 2015. smith was drafted by the 49ers in 2011. but he was quite after his third deal why arrest in august 2015. his fiancee told tmz she is hosting -- hoping he gets the help he needs for his addiction. >>> new action to help the homeless and mentally ill. through a new facility called the san francisco heali

mish was already serving an 18-year sentence for a homicide in alameda county three years after that, nine fe1989. >>> we can expect big delays this week at the posey tube into the east bay between oakland and alameda. a sinkhole opened up there and it will take a lot of a week to fix. an underground storm drain caused that failing sinkhole on saturday and one full lane will be closed to drivers until 10:00 in the morning. then both lanes will be closed until midnight. transit says several of its lines will be rerouted as well because of all of that repair work and the transit is warning you're going to be delayed. we're there and we'll have a report within an hour. >>> also, testing for high speed rail will close down several roads around san jose county. they will be doing field work or shake tests. that high speed rail train could create shaking as it goes through and they will be testing for that all week. >>> 4:37. coming up next on today in the gay bay, google wants to keep you shopping. the way the internet giant hopes to grab nor cash. >>> new this morning, another milestone f

very understanding. >> reporter: police say the victims had no contact with mish prior to the crime. in fremont, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> looks like winter again after four days of snow in the sierra. is it enough to stave off a return of the drought? officials say it's encouraging but the snowpack still remains well when average for this time of year. check out this satellite image of the sierra from the national weather service. on the left is the snow level last month. on the right, the level today. an 80% increase. this morning at phillips station the department of water resources found 41 inches of snow. that's just about one-third of average. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony was there and has our story from twin bridges. >> reporter: it's the place where the california department of water resources conducts its monthly snow surveys for the press. just a week ago here at phillips station, there was barely a foot of snow. now nearly three and a half. >> clearly we'd like to be well above average. but we gained substantially over what we had just a week ago. >> reporter:

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they believe that mish killed the two women.on for killing another woman in 1989. he was identified as a suspect years ago but investigators say it took advances in dna technology for an arrest to be made. if he is convicted, mish could be eligible for the death penalty. >>> the fbi is investigating after a passenger on a united express flight from sfo to idaho tried to open the plane door while the plane was in flight. >> i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. >> this video from another passenger, you can hear the woman yelling, i am god several times. we also see other passengers stopping her from opening the plane's door. they hold her down until the plane lands in boise. the police were waiting for her there. she is now undergoing a medical and psychological evaluation. police only will say that she is from idaho. no one on board was hurt. >>> in this morning, the governor of west virginia says a tentative agreement has been reached to end a teacher strike. that has been keeping some 300,000 students out of school. the gove

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the reason for this mish—mash is some of you have been stuck by a weather front affecting the south—eastth, brighter skies. easter day a much improved prospect. until this rain moves up. for the most part, yes, a lot of cloud to the east and some sharp showers as well. but much, much drierfor many showers as well. but much, much drier for many of you and a better chance of seeing some sunshine. although that may be in short supply in the east. temperatures seven to ten. here we are later in the day, we are going to drag this cloud and rain further north and that is the key to story for the northern half of britain. 0ver key to story for the northern half of britain. over night through into monday, wales, the north midlands, northern ireland and then increasingly up towards the north hills of england, southern uplands of scotla nd hills of england, southern uplands of scotland and through the central belt through easter monday we could well see significant snow. there will be several centimetres over higher ground and even down to lower levels. further south it is not an issue, because yo

that's a technical term, mish mash. that that campaign was developed by mckale lesin. and for that yeltsin made him his press minister and he stuck around the kremlin for a while, through the beginning of the vladimir putin years. he was an important person in putin's inner circle, he helped run oppo against critics, they called him "the bulldozer." and most recently he worked for russia's state-owned gas companies, head of media there. in russia it's not weird for the state gas and state oil companies to have their own tv station and media empires but mikhail lesin announced he was quitting his cushy job at gazprom media. there were reports he was going to be investigated in the united states for money laundering. reportedly fearing for his life, he contacted the fbi and the u.s. justice department and reportedly told them that he was ready to cooperate in that money laundering case if they could keep him safe. during that time his wheres about were kind of a mystery, until he turned up dead in a hotel in washington, d.c. with an appointment to go to the justice depar

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. >> reporter: this is david mish, the man who police say is responsible for the two killings. it took 32 years but fremont police say they have their suspect who is already in prison for killing another woman in 1989. >> it is a great feeling to be able to say we can finally get closure for the families. >> reporter: the two women were best friends in high school in san jose. they were last seen together at this convenience store in fremont. their disappearance had fremont on edge. and then a gruesome discovery in the fremont hills. it was just after midnight when a motorcyclist found the bodies of two women dumped along mill creek road. one of the victims had been shot. the other stabbed. both were victims of attempted rape. utter disbelief that it was real. we caught up with the motorcyclist who found the bodies. >> both victims were stripped of all their clothes. not one thread of clothing on either. >> reporter: cold case detective jacob blast says that mish was identified as a suspect years ago but it took a break-through in dna technology before an arrest could be made.

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the alameda district attorney's office has already filed criminal charges against david mish. >> melanie reporter: for more than three decades, police investigate ers kept a hand on the homicide. >> before he retired, he put this box on may desk and said hey, kid, solve this case. >> reporter: he did just that. on february 2nd, 1986, 1986, 19, friends were found dead alongside mill creek road. a motorcyclist driving by discovered the women's bodies and called police. they'd been shot and stabbed. neighbors remember it well. >> every time we drive by we think about it. >> reporter: xavier's car was found at a shopping center. they were last seen at a nearby convenience store. despite persons of interest and interviews, the case temporarily went cold and was suspended until 2006 when

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. >> mish is in the folsom state prison for a murder in alameda county. he will be moved to santa rita county jail and arraigned next week. >>> and tense moments in the air. in a plane where a passenger tried to get into the cockpit. it is bumpy but it happened mid-flight from sfo to boise. it is a passenger subduing a woman holding her on the floor. the woman can be heard in the background saying, i am god, over and over again. a spokesperson said no one was hurt and the plane did land safely. unclear at this point why the passenger tried to get in the cockpit. boise police did take her into custody but at this point she was not arrested. >>> 14 months later and we're learn blg wh -- learning what led to the ghost ship fire in oakland. it killed 36 people in december of 2016 during a party at the residential warehouse. one of the men facing criminal charges released a 21-page manifesto today. our investigators have been reviewing the details. we found the master tenant said police and fire and child protective ser protective services had been in the ghos

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struggled to answer questions about schools, including underperforming schools in her home state of mishiga michigan. here is a piece of the interview. >> the whole state is not doing well. >> but there are pockets of -- >> but your argument that if you take funds away, the schools will get better is not working in michigan, where you had a huge impact and influence over the direction of the school system here. >> i hesitate to talk about all schools in general because schools are made up of individual students attending them. >> the public schools here are doing worse than they did. >> michigan schools need to do better. there is no doubt about it. >> have you seen the really bad schools, maybe try to figure out what they're doing? >> i have not -- i have not -- i have not intentionally visited schools that are underperforming. >> maybe you should. >> maybe i should, yes. >> todd, a lot of people are already pointing back to her confirmation hearing and saying this is part two of what we witnessed there but the notion of not visiting underperforming schools as the chief of education in

now you are hearing this about mish mitch mcconnell. are we becoming lax, too lax, when it come to the cyber threat that russia poses? >> that's good question, a fair one. some of the actions that didn't get as much coverage is that president obama right before he left office did two important things. one threw out the totality of the russian intelligence officers. those opposing as diplomats in of the united states. and he put the election system on critical list. and he and head of the cia warned putin against directly involved themselves and physically changing votes. there was a very clear message given to the russians. i think is very dangerous that what the russians did is capture blindside on politics. other thing, to go back very quickly, while there may be politics involved, we see russian military activity, syria or flying incredibly close toward warships or airplanes, russia has taken a very aggressive stance. we can talk about the partisan stuff but what isn't covered at ambassador stuff. specifically against nato and specif

donald trump campaigned on kind of a mish mash of policies. but one of them was, i'm going to rebuild america and done infrastructure, something that appealed to me as a citizen. he also talked about stopping stupid wars which clearly was running against "w" and how he got involved with iraq especially. that was very attractive to working people, a lot of their kids have to fight these warses. now he's into the hawkish mode again on iran. if we don't have the this deal to stop them from developing nuclear weapons, we've got to have a some other method of stopping them. that means some sort of active war. why are we going back -- it seems trump is getting dangerous again. >> trump is -- he's very heavily influenced by netanyahu and by all of those trump supporters like sheldon adelson and other supporters who are really, really against iran. and certainly by saudi arabia. he went to riyadh first. this is the sunni arabs aligned against iran. that's the side he's taken. the counter argument which you make and with a lot of diplomats and others m

mish was already serving an 18-year sentence for a homicide in alameda county in nine een 89. police say dna evidence linked him to the other two killings. >>> happening today, assistant an clara police say they want to talk about the prescription of some people of the department. police say that the move comes after a citywide survey and focus group. this policing workshop is set for 7:00 p.m. at central park library. >>> a warning for state health officials for the bay area. people are being told not to eat mussels, clams being har vet investigated out of the could contra costa and alameda counties. they could be deadly. the warning, however, did not apply to shellfish that is commercially sold because they are tested for toxins. >>> happening today in san francisco, work finally begins to turn this old muni car barn into a used performing arts center. this is the historic geneva car barn and powerhouse right across from balboa bar and muni station. the ground breaking ceremony is planned for later this morning and in the end it will take about $14 million to renovate the pl

any kind of secret information and he has a director of communications who in the middle of all this mish shi gas, this complete craziness says mr. president, i'm leaving. >> look, you couldn't make this stuff up. this is -- the thing to understand is that this has never been an administration like any of us would recognize. it's like the court of henry viii or something. you've got family members and intrigue, you've got metaphoric assassinations going on. seriously. >> i think henry had seven wives. >> at the beginning of the administration, they would have a meeting of theiver circle and then they would all five or six of them rush to their offices to leak to reporters about their version of the meeting so they could damage their enemies. and we're kind of back to that, that sort of weird arrangement. hope hicks is gone. the family members are being marginalized. keith schiller, his bodyguard is gone. the people he's really comfortable with are no longer the people closest to him in making decisions. and actually, they should not be because they're not qualified to make those decisions

it is -- the border between colombia and venezuela is for mish tiff and illegality. has an interest for generating illegal funds. so i would have to say that only somebody who was waiting for the final analysis to make that conclusion would disagree with your statement. >> well then -- >> i don't. >> it is also fair to say if you look at the challenges facing colombia, whether it assistance to eln or refugees fleeing or the distribution of cocaine including by elements within the government, the nephews of the dictator in venzuela who has been convicted. they impose a significant national security threat to the strongest alli in south america and colombia. >> that is correct, senator. some of the america's this year in april has as its main theme, democratic governance ens corruption. you could put a colon after that and say the problem of venezuela as a regional threat and colombia is the principal problem of today and right now. there are solutions and steps that can be taken and that we've called for that the united states government has called for that are simple

i bring that up to suggest that the top line fight while we may have won an initial skirm mish is going to be increasingly sworm and more difficult because we are giving you more money going forward. i would like to follow up on moulton's questions about lowering of standards of ioc. we've gotten rid of the ndoc but i don't want to spend much of my time on that. secretary spencer, i would like to ask about the 30 year ship buildings plan. i do think it is an unusual document. on one hand in no uncertain terms it means a plan to achieve today's war fighting effort is an unacceptable pace in context with worldwide -- unacceptable pace with worldwide threats we are facing. i want you to elaborate if you can on the factors that make this plan unacceptable from the navy's perspective and why the navy put forth a plan in the first place that failed to meet the basic threshold. >> the whole reason for that document to be put out there, congressman, was to have the discussion we are having right now. we wanted to put forth the two curves we talk about in that document, one is a curve sustainabi