their first witness was hemy's younger sister, monique. a picture for the jury of hemy's painful childhood. >> monique, would you describe for the jury your household at 6:00 in the evening when your father was coming home? >> anxiety. >> monique explained that their father, a violent and alcoholic man, had beaten both children savagely. >> i've been kicked, i've been slapped, i've been whipped. and those things you don't forget. >> and monique said hemy took the worst of the beatings. >> my brother got up, went to get a bowl of ice cream, and before we knew it, the bowl of ice cream went flying, hemy was getting slapped, and it just kept going and going and going. >> but it was at boarding school that hemy had experienced his first delusion, this defense expert testified, a demon. >> he described the demon as much bigger than him. he said that when he felt and saw this demon, he felt anguish. deep pain. >> by the time andrea met him, hemy neuman had a history of breakdowns. and he was teetering on the edge of having another one, according

monique scott is his mom. >> i lost myn. so and he was really good to me. he took care of me.es. made honor rohi. did everyt i asked of him. >> reporter: family and friends ch gathered near his home, including his basketball coach. >> he was just a great kid. i'm proud, blessed i had a chance to meet him. got to coach him. >> going to remember little lebron james. that's what tey're going to remember. had so much heart, so much t. spi >> reporter: maurice gunned down outside of the holiday market on wheeler road. it was 10:30 on a sunday morning. >> he didn't even get a chance to dream of what he might want to be to figure out, that's what i want to do. go to schoolnd for that a get hyped about it. he didn't even get a chance to get that far. >> reporter: the cipal of his school spoke. >> we push out our hopes and our messages and nothing is changing. and i need to encourage our youth here tonight to be the change. >> we all have a jo to do. that's love each other. >> reporter: many here expressed frust tion about the gun violence taking so many young lives. >> let you know th

this all started on monday evening around 11 when the body of 32 year-old pacifica resident abdul moniquenow cher was found along skyline boulevard near redruth road. >>he had suffered multiple stab wounds. then tuesday evening just before midnight deputies following up on the earlier investigation. i heard someone calling for help they discovered a man suffering from stab wounds along skyline boulevard, the victim identified as 31 year-old john seo knee, they keep hockey died at the scene the sheriff's office explains what happened next during that time in a nearby area. >>deputies saw a man they believed to be the suspect fleeing in a vehicle. deputy fired at the oncoming vehicle which was driving towards the victim and both deputies, the suspect was not hit by gunfire, but the vehicle went off the roadway into a ditch. the suspect was taken into custody and is receiving medical care for a laceration to his arm. >>the suspect has been identified as 26 a leak does suki a pacifica the sheriff's office says he will be booked into the county jail after being medically cleared at this point

they would have both been in the cabinet this estimate they and andrea let's have an entry let's monique quit the cabinet a few weeks ago and she was clearly fairly well liked by theresa may she stood against it back in 23 and i'd say to go but neither of them really seem to have that support that they need from conservative m.p.'s so unless that changes they may not be going very far the conservative party is in disarray because they have performed very poorly during these local and new elections recently just how damaged are they very very damaged i mean in the european elections they got there was a show the vote in the history that's almost a 200 year history it was terrible for them they came 5th in those elections last night there was a local election a by election and they came behind both labor and the brics it policy said they are really struggling at the moment to try to contain and to keep their members who they are losing many to the brics it policy those people who want to there to be a hard break sitting for the u.k. just to get out but also to all the parties such as the l

. >> reporter: miranda warner and yvette monique died at the resort.ifates list the cause for both astacks, but her sister questions that. >> we were promised we would see a toxicology report. to this day, which is almost a year now, we got nothing. >> i'm not doing a video. >> reporter: edward holmes and cynthia day were celebrating their engagement before they both died in their room at the bahia princeipa resort. the f.b.i. is assisting dominican authorities on the ground with all six deaths. the resorts say they are cooperating with authorities. right now, there are no medical connections linking the deaths. the economic impact from all the negative publicity is significant. david, nearly seven million heurists a year visit the dominican republic. most are from the u.s. >> begnaud: jamie, thank you. an important story. coming up, this is stunning. he may be the most prolific serial killer in u.s. history. serial killer in u.s. history. and recurring constipation. ln so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipa

last june another pennsylvania woman, 50 one-year-old event monique died at the same resort.al cause of death listed as a heart attack. a fifth american, david harrison, died of similar causes one year ago although he died at the hard rock hotel not far away. the families are demanding answers. >> she was 51 years of age, relatively healthy. no reason for her to go on vacation and die so suddenly. there is something dirty at the bottom of all this that is being hidden. >> reporter: this is why the colorado couple is suing. they are seeking $1 million in damages after a doctor diagnosed them with phosphate poisoning. >> too coincidental the systems we have for me to begin to stay quiet about it. >> nauseous and abdominal cramping. over the course of a couple weeks. >> reporter: the resort is responding to allegations, the statement reads in part to date there are no indications of any correlation between these two unfortunate incidents. basically saying these deaths happened in different hotels that are part of the same resort and they are still waiting on toxicology reports.

last june another pennsylvania woman, 51-year-old monique sport died of the same resort, it is listedlso died of similar causes, one year ago. although he died at the hard rock hotel not far. the families are demanding answers. >> the question, this cause of death. >> within three months, toxicology report, to this day, almost a year, we've got nothing good. >> the state department needs to step in and investigate. jillian: this is why the colorado couple is suing. they are seeking $1 million in damages after a doctor diagnosed them with, quote, likely phosphate poisoning. >> too coincidental with symptoms we had for me to stay quiet about it. >> abdominal cramping is the hardest thing to do. over the course of a couple weeks after. >> they responded to allegations. there are no indications between these unfortunate incidents. they are part of the same resort area and still waiting for toxicology reports. they don't want to say anything. >> anyone who has been there. >> just paying attention. rob: the president returning from his weeklong european trip today, the president and first l

monique presley and the general counsel for life and liberty david gibbs. welcome to you both.two lawsuits have been filed. the complaint says amazon purports exhibit a to obtain consent to individuals who set up and alexa enabled device but there is a larger group of individuals who do not consent to be recorded when using an alexa enabled device to use alexa without any understanding or warning that amazon is recording them. >> first of all the parents are the ones responsible for consent or lack of consent for the children, the children do not have the same right of privacy recognizable under the law and as a parent is cringe worthy to think my child's voice or voiceprint is recorded by a huge giant like amazon. what seems true is they one, have the option of turning off recordings if they take place and they have the option of not allowing their children to use the devices at all or they have the option of letting the children use them in free mode which means they are monitored and these things can't happen. i agree with amazon in this instance that it doesn't look like th

come just one year after a pennsylvania woman died at one of the same hotels. 51-year-old yvette monique sport died last year while vacationing at the resort. the report says she had a heart attack. but her sister and relatives say she was healthy and there was no reason for her to die. >>> current e cdc reports that more than 1,000 people have been infected with on state and parts of new york are among the hardest hit areas. the health and human secretary services. according to the cdc, for every 1,000 children who contract measles, one or two will die. >>> let's go now to mark tamayo for a check of our temperatures. and i don't mind a cooldown for a day or two. mark? >> that's right. -- we need it. it's kind of refreshing out there. we have an onshore breeze. it is just for today, though, because things will be changing as early as saturday. here's our live cam. you can see a few high clouds. then in san jose, crystal blue skies. shaping up to be a fairly nice day. take a look erday. on the around 3:00, 4:00. most areas cooling off, at least a good 8 to 12 degrees from yesterday's read

i talked with monique deer this morning who takes the bus and light rail every morning to get to worka clara. >> i have to be at work at 7:30 in the morning. i don't have a car ch i've never owned a car. it would ruin my life. i've lived here since 1968. so i've taken public transportation ever since then. >> reporter: if the union goes forward with the strike, it would be the vta's first ever bus driver's strike. live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> jobe bean nah, thank you. you have told us that housing is one of the biggest concerns when it comes to quality of life here. that's why we have made it part of our building a better bay area commitment. in the north bay there's a critical shortage following the north bay wildfires. now habitat for humanity is creating their own factory in rohnert park to build affordable homes right there. 100 families are on a waiting list. jasmine palmer says she never dreamed she and her daughters would ever own a home of their own. today she does thanks to hab tate for humanity. >> it gave me a whole other level of confidence and self-est

discovered that just two-and-a-half weeks after quinna disappeared, there was another one, josephine monique vargas. >> she had a beautiful personality. they used to call her giggles because she always made people laugh. >> reporter: josephine's mother priscilla had been on the local news searching for her daughter for months, after she left a family bar-b-que telling them she was going for groceries. >> reporter: that was the last time any of us sue her. >> reporter: she when to the the seen anna police department, filled out a report. >> they didn't really do anything to look for her. >> reporter: so she did. >> nothing was going to stop me looking for my daughter, nothing, or no one. >> reporter: it was pure chance when miss sill la ran into another mother, desperate to find her daughter, martha, 28-years-old and a mother herself who vanished run with day. >> i said there was no way she would have left. to say i'm going and i've leaving everything behind. >> reporter: so martha's mother and priscilla went together up and down the boulevard. >> we make thousands of flyers. me and her were

parents can manage their own privacy settings, so tonight here to break down the facts, monique presleyeneral council for national center of life and liberty, welcome to yo both. >> thank you. >> so the two lawsuits have bee filed, but the one we're going to evolve from tonight amazon reports exhibit a to obtain consent to record individuals who set up a device, but there' a larger group of individuals who do not consent to be recorded when using an end who use it without any understandin or warning that amazon is recording invoice printing them children. >> well, first of all, the parents are the ones who are responsible for consent or lack of consent for their children, the children themselves don't have the same right of privacy that's recognizable under the law. what it seems is true though, a a parent it's cringe worthy to think that my child's voice or voiceprint would be recorded by amazon, it seems like they want to have the option of turning off or deleting recordings that once take place, to they have the option of not allowing thei children to use the devices at all or three

ski after hearing of the recent deaths in the dominican republic the families of yvette monique sportson are now raising questions about the 2018 deaths at the same resort. in a strikingly similar situation to miranda schaup- werner a seemingly healthy 41- year-old fixers of a drink, went to bed and never woke up. and harrison woke up one morning unable to breathe. both autopsies listing a heart attack as cause of death. >> said he didn't feel right, he said he didn't feel good. >> the state department needs to step in and investigate these deaths. something is not right. >> reporter: families are now searching for answers saying it is unlikely all of these cases are coincidental. joy piazza, fox news. >>> morning temperatures in the area forecast, effect triple digits and high fire gauge, we'll talk more in your weekend outlook coming up. >>> let us go to the newsroom heather holmes has more as of the stories they are working on for for the ktvu at 7:00 live. >>> it is a battle between movie star brad pitt and the organizers of a planned straight pride parade. tmc has details on the

>>it's the men are perpetrating it and the other ones have to back off monique szeryk says she tellsar-old daughter keen awareness is essential to safety run with a partner. >>and kerry was still carry a song that's probably things that all start thinking about when the zones are old enough to him to go alone county make them deny myself police say they don't believe this incident is related to any other recent cases of sexually battery. >>in palo alto fully to call kron 4 news. >>live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero on the saturday night you can see some of the fog that. >>and windy conditions as well our meteorologist mike reese about regus is here now to look at our forecast since some rain out there for parts of the bay area. yes, some spotty scattered showers most of it coming down is drizzle thick fog bank out there right now this evening in the bay area and well to our knees there are shunned some showers from sacramento trying to make its way into the interior valleys, but overall a drier look for the bay area compared to just a couple of hours ago where there was

. >> reporter: that was monique deer's reaction to us telling her about the bus drivers and light rail operators possibly going on strike. union members rejected the agency's contract offer and now calling on the mayor and bta board to tep in. >> we would hope they would take a closer look what bta offered and not take the negotiating team's word on it and get into the contract. we've offered to speak to every board member. >> reporter: the union and bta reached 37 agreements but can't seem to work out the issues over wage increases and the push for union members to make larger contributions toward pensions. they claim this last offer was their best and final saying "we were hopeful after these months of negotiating that atu union members would see this offer as fair and equitable. ultimately, avoiding a strike." when we asked the union about the strike. >> no comment. >> reporter: but bta is planning for one anyway by prioritizing bus service along the highest ridership routes staffed by contracted workers with experience, light rail service will stop. >> i think it's selfish. everybo

. >> reporter: we told monique whney about the hotline and she says it will use it and she hopes it will help lighten the load for care giving for her father. >> any government agency, because it is a government agency, they are going to do what they have to don order to get the -- get the work done and get the job done. >> the latest agency record shows the hotline now getting about 3,000 calls per week. the phone number is 855-948-2311. the in the newsroom, scott macfarlane, news 4's i-team. >> tpo i-team has rerted on a number of stories pacting local veterans including exposing problems inside the d.c.v.a. medical center. if you have anything for them to inveigate involving the v.a., contact them by calling the dip line or sending them an email. >>> well, when last we spoke with amelia draper, there were some nasty things on the radar. >> the storms really aren't mong all that muchad. i was track one storm leaving frederick county in maryland and moving into loudon and montgomery county. right now it's nearly stationary outhere, and we are seeing some flooding concerns. check it out.

>>it's the men are perpetrating it and the other ones have to back off monique szeryk says she tellsyear-old daughter keen awareness is essential to safety run with a partner. >>and kerry was still carry a song that's probably things that all start thinking about when the zones are old enough to him to go alone. that i'm telling you make them did i myself police say they don't believe this incident is related to any other recent cases of sexually battery. >>in palo alto fully just all kron 4 news. >>look outside this evening, the golden gate bridge, it's % somewhere within that fall that must be june because we got that deep there this evening, it's been a thick in the morning as well our meteorologist not because is here with a look at our forecast, yeah and you're going to think that fog in the coming days because we started many he we've later next week. >>you're going to want to head to the beach thanks to that june gloom because inland areas it's going to be a scorcher out there within the next couple of days so enjoy the coastal weather while it lasts near average along the coa

monique scott is his mom. >> i lost my son. he was really good to me. took care of me. he took trash out, he did his chores, he made honor roll. he did everything i ask of him. >> reporter: family, friends and classmates from somerset prep charter school gathered near his home to celebrate hilife. including his basketball coach. >> just a great kid. i'm proud, blessed i had a chance to meet him. got to coach him. >> they will remember. they're going to remember guy that had so much heart, so much spirit. >> reporter: maurice was gunned down outside the holiday market on wheeler road. it was just 10:30 on a sunday morning. >> he didn't get a chance to dream of what he might wa to b to figure out, oh, that's what i want to do, i want to go for school that and get hyped about it. he didn't get a chance to get that far. >> reporter: the principal of his school spoke. >> we congregate like this, we push out our hopes and we push out our messages and nothing is changing. and i need to encourage our youth that are here tonight to be the change. >> we have a jo

>>assembly member monique lehman's bill has already been approved by the assembly, the group claims of now pressed people to step up to the $2500 loan to capture the higher rates, religious leaders, especially see how their poor parishioners are trapped in a debt cycle when caught in the financial emergency. >>it is no surprise that these places and the poorest parts of town. it's a never ending vicious cycle. and in his eye by local it's it's it's down mobile. >>the legislature has gone nose to nose with a powerful loan industry for years the moment, some progress it really is a compromise to ensure that the product is there at a more reasonable rate. >>at a time as >>despite overwhelming support in the state assembly, the bill is not a done deal in the senate don't forget the payday loan industry is a $1 billion business and you can expect efforts to kill it. what changes substantially before it reaches the senate floor at the state capitol. >>one the wall. >>sarah huckabee sanders is leaving her job as white house press secretary at the end of june president trump announced the news

>>it's the men are perpetrating it and the other ones have to back off monique szeryk says she tellser 11 year-old daughter keen awareness is essential to safety run with a partner. >>and kerry was still carry a song that's probably things that all start thinking about when the zones are old enough to him to go alone tony make them did i myself police say they don't believe this incident is related to any other recent cases of sexually battery. >>in palo alto fully just all kron 4 news. >>now to bury baseball, let's start with the giants they were on the road in baltimore taking on the orioles. let's go to the top of the 6th brandon crawford here hitting the ball to left center. and that's gone good for a home run giants were in control the whole game crawford had 2 home runs. by the time all was said and done final score 8 to one giants with the commanding win they travel now to new york that will be tomorrow taking on the mets meantime the a's were hosting the astro's this game win in 12 innings it was a long one that the astro's would get the hit that would lead to the game winnin

>>it's the men are perpetrating it and the other ones have to back off monique szeryk says she tellsaughter keen awareness is essential to safety run with a partner. >>and kerry was still carry a song that's probably things that all start thinking about when the zones are old enough to him to go alone. that i'm telling you make them did i myself police say they don't believe this incident is related to any other recent cases of sexually battery. >>in palo alto fully to dall kron 4 news. >>investigators in southern california are looking for the person who threw a glass bottle from a moat moving vehicle that hit a 5 year-old girl and put her in the i c u reporter kiss for chris wolfe now with the latest on the girl's condition. >>i'm enjoying this story. i just remember. and she made a sincere on the ground. >>here's shock anger, triggered by what appears to be a senseless violent act against a little girl in corona. she is 5 year-old sigh us currently in the intensive care unit at loma linda university children's hospital with a fractured skull and collarbone according to her father.

monique in washington, d.c. democratic caller.ler: the technical difficulty did not really bother me because i was more so into the ideas and proposals the candidates had. my first -- i liked elizabeth warren. she had specific details about what she would do for the american people. i think a lot of people get caught up in soundbites when they say socialism and everything of that nature. taxpayers pay taxes. nothing in america is free at all. of peoplemes to a lot saying about corporate greed, that is because they are not paying taxes. a person like myself who makes $55,000 a year, when i go to orthopedics or therapy, i have to pay an additional amount per visit and i say to myself, why is my co-pay so high on top of the amount of money i pay every two weeks for my health insurance? nine times out of 10, i am not sick. personally, with my employer and am payingether, i about $18,000 a year for health insurance when i probably only use up about 3000 of that per year, but i am still paying more out-of-pocket for copayment and medici

. >> reporter: last year monique had a drink inside the mini bar at the hotel, went to bed and never no reason for her to go on vacation and just die so dudley. >> don't worry about the fear factor. worry about the common sense factor. >> reporter: cbs news travel editor peter greenberg says people should always ask several questions of a resort before traveling to the d.r. including what kind of chemicals are used to clean rooms? how often are the mini bars inspected and restocked? and how can staff ensure the drink labels at the mini bar match what's inside? >> when you look at the sheer number of people vacationing there and look at the number of incidents the numbers are overwhelmingly in your favor, but it does not prevent you or shouldn't prevent you from asking some basic common sense questions. >> reporter: the dominican republic is among the most popular travel destinations for u.s. tourists. dominican officials estimate around 2 million americans visit the island each year, and they insist it's safe. >> it was pretty much like a no-brain sneer marcy hudson told us she and h