patricia montoya remembers him saying lynn went under the jeep to retrieve a lug nut. harold told her lynn was going after a flashlight, not a lug nut. and roxanne burns remembered harold saying something else entirely. >> he said, she was changing the tire, which made the hair on my neck stand up straight because that -- i was like, women don't usually change tires when a man is around. >> reporter: investigator charlie mccormick couldn't see any good reason for lynn to get under a jeep held up by makeshift jacks. >> you'd have to be a fool under those circumstances, and from >> reporter: mccormick believes the original investigation was incomplete. >> there's a lot of things that could have been looked at that would be easier to look at then than now. >> reporter: for example, what caused the jeep to fall? harold said he thought it happened when he tossed the tire into the trunk. but this photograph shows a shoe print on the front right fender. >> i would've jumped all over that footprint. that have been analyzed, compared to the shoes that everybody had on that was

was also drunk and in a stolen car when you ran a red light at second mission, killing two women, montoya questions whether both tragedies could've been prevented. the weather is mr mcallister, mr lyons. had consequences or accountability for some of the prior stuff. maybe would not have let up to where they were free, traceable dean. there isn't i don't see what his office could have done differently. quite candidly. salmon tail county dst wagstaff, whose office charged lions with a number of unrelated misdemeanor crimes, says lyon's most likely would not have been in custody anyway because the pandemic and legal requirements everybody knows that i'm tied that wants total public safety lock people up. it keeps us safe. i think mr boudin's approaching this one was from what everything that i've been able to read was absolutely reasonable lions did not know. triply he's being held without bail until a detention hearing on thursday. henry lee ktvu fox two news, and we have an update from fremont police on the hours long search for suspects tonight after shootout earlier this afternoon about

these filigree masterpieces were handmade by spanish artist lord enzo montoya did and. he cut them into leaves harvested from trees and bushes. from the. bush when i go into the forest more than anything i'm looking for peace and quiet. this is where my creativity really gets flowing in the movie which will give. every kid in spring money where do down go searching through the forests of his home province guadalajara for just the right. joke. the perfect leaf doesn't exist. or leaves grow in nature they've undergone a process of evolution. but it's precisely their imperfection that in my view makes them perfect perfectly on some. means works give little hint of the time effort and dedication that's gone into them. did empresses the fresh leaves and lets them dry for a few days. the leaves have to be dry enough that cuts don't smear or discolor and yet most enough not to crumble. the image stansell is attached to the leaf with fixative then he carefully works his way around with a scalpel cut by cut. the canary wharf. and i was inspired when i watched a caterpillar getti

valerie es importante entender que un presidente no puede hacer esto sólo >>> más de 10 años lucha a montoya legalmente >>> como persona estoy impactada y es asegurarnos de que no vaya hacer promesas y planes que se conviertan en realidad >>> asegura que no es momento de darse por vencido >>> no actuar! >>> tengo la esperanza de un camino por el otro lado sabemos que nada se nos va a dar que empujar demasiados >>> empujar, porque hasta el momento, la administración de joe biden, lo que hice firmar orden ejecutiva, que no son permanentes que pueden ser eliminadas al entrar una nueva administración contrario lo que ortega abogado constitucional se logra con una propuesta de ley aprobada en ambas cámaras esto no ocurrió en décadas >>> lo que pasó en el 86 cuándo hubo, legislación que dio aquellos papeles el derecho a hacerse residentes, es la legislación que está bajo el presidente.... y órdenes ejecutiva lo que hizo obama con aplicación para banca >>> y esto está firmada por el presidente registradores de políticos tiene que trabajar junto en que los demócratas tienen el control del congreso e

>>that was kacey montoya reporting for us this afternoon.the family says they still want to do a dna test just to verify that this is in fact their loved one. and the sheriff's department in hillsborough county florida has released body camera footage of the moment deputies found a stolen suv with a missing toddler in the backseat one year old 10 lee was found in her mother's suv outside of a church 3 miles from her home. mother was helping her mother in law unload groceries when someone got into the vehicle and took off with the child still inside. authorities are currently trying to track down the suspect the toddler is now safe at home doing ok. go back now to our coronavirus coverage as the cdc recently issued a recommendation for all of us to be double masking as an extra protection against covid-19. but there are some situation where caution is needed and some not so much first the agency is saying do not asks if it's making breathing difficult. they suggest finding masks made of different material. second do not used to masks if it af

also drunk and in a stolen car when you ran a red light at second and mission, killing two women, montoya questions whether both tragedies could've been prevented. the weather is mr mcallister, mr lyons. had consequences or accountability for some of the prior stuff. maybe would not have let up to where they were free, traceable dean. there isn't i don't see what his office could have done differently. quite candidly. santiago county dst wagstaff, whose office charged lions with a number of unrelated misdemeanor crimes, says lyon's most likely would not have been in custody anyway, because the pandemic and legal requirements everybody knows safety lock people up. it keeps us safe. i think mr boudin's approaching this one was from what everything that i've been able to read was absolutely reasonable lions did not know. triply he's being held without bail until a detention hearing on thursday. henry lee. ktvu fox two news, alright, well, perhaps you were one of the people who had a light shower. a few sprinkles out there. i just had a few sprinkles of the north bay where i am. do you know i

also drunk and in a stolen car when you ran a red light at second and mission, killing two women, montoya questions whether both tragedies could've been prevented. the weather is mr mcallister, mr lyons. had consequences or accountability for some of the prior stuff. maybe would not have let up to where they were free, traceable dean. there isn't i don't see what his office could have done differently. quite candidly. santiago county dst wagstaff, whose office charged lions with a number of unrelated misdemeanor crimes, says lyon's most likely would not have been in custody anyway because the pandemic and legal requirements everybody knows that i'm the type that wants told public safety lock people up. it keeps us safe. i think mr boudin's approaching this one was from what everything that i've been able to read was absolutely reasonable lions did not know. triply he's being held without bail until a detention hearing on thursday. henry lee ktvu fox two news, a group of community organizations in oakland, and in san francisco, is coming together and calling on elected leaders to take acti

what a night it is in london or in a lock up or thoughts about pushed are not there anymore think montoya's or king are drifting out of a not a new york they're not large and dying are. the sure you must joe's older brother the hardest. is there are more than one of us are one of the one i care about done to our. car. on the market door and we are carrying our long are toppled over the are pretty much wanted to get out there now are. they are all there at the. moment that we go through. i mean i thank going at it but he's not going to join any mass. seiko is determined to help us by bringing the problem out into the light every month she records a radio program that provides advice to he keep her maury and their families at t.s.a. he also found that they are stunning and smart as today's guest is yasu here. he hires he could go more to work at he's busy grocery store or nothing of the war story and also more. text. so all nanda got done discuss always me staying at that authentic some of the sand i cannot walk on this you know and i'm going to quit that i mean that i put it through i got a.

. >> vamos con las chivas que recibieron al san luis, montoya contra castillo para el 1 a 0 del guadalajaraleja desde la mitad de la duela triple largo para el primer cuarto, tuvo 32 puntos, en la segunda mitad entre entregas de balón y pocos puntos de la banca, sacaron el partido a golden state warriors 105 a 100 en san antonio . >> (música) . >> aunque los dos podrán tener la revancha pronto, otra vez van a visitar a los san antonio spurs ahora tienen record de 12 y 12, es todo en los deportes, vamos a una pausa y regresamos (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (información en pantalla) ahí lo están viendo ustedes, el director de (nombre en inglés) y como ve, las clases en línea no son impedimento para que la energía que lo caracteriza conquiste los corazones de sus alumnos, tanto que este vídeo se ha hecho viral y fue presentado en el show de ellen, este vídeo fue presentado al público, la escuela tiene tecnología para que todos los estudiantes aprendan a distancia, pero hoy ellen sorprendió a todos y regaló decenas de (nombre en inglés) de google, él s

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montoya's are we asking what mistakes we should avoid if we settle man's. everything that is causing us trouble here on earth rights allies approve. she fears however that won't work long term as soon as the pioneering spirit evaporates groups will form that will try to do their own thing. i do i.t.t. tweets that we should avoid dividing mars up into areas of national interest as we've done in the antarctic. thanks for all your comments speaking of the antarctic . it is a bit like muhsin that it attracts a lot of researches though with the boom in tourism it's not something of its mystery. but the 1st researches there were breaking new ground on the terra nova expedition the british saw to be the 1st to reach the south pole but that on the way to no return roald amundsen with his famous from expedition. today's scientists still have their sights set on the continent alveolar reema say disgusting and as molina had a question about that. why is the antarctic so important for research more than a century after the race to the south pole researchers are still p

these filigree most to pieces were handmade by spanish artist lord enzo montoya did and. he cut them into leaves harvested from trees and bushes. on the. bush when i go into the forest more than anything it's just i'm looking for peace and quiet. this is where my creativity really gets flowing. which reads. in spring the money where to go searching through the forests of his home province guadalajara for just the right. joke. the perfect leaf doesn't exist. leaves grow in nature they've undergone a process of evolution. but it's precisely their imperfection that in my view makes them perfect perfect and. these works give little hint of the time effort and dedication that's gone into them. did empresses the fresh leaves and lets them dry for a few days. the leaves have to be dry enough that cuts don't smell or discolor and yet most enough not to crumble. the image stencil is attached to the leaf with fixative then he carefully works his way around with a scalpel cut by cut. i was inspired when i watched a caterpillar getting its way through a leaf. yeah but i gave me the i

especially when they're at their lowest which sadly makes the pandemic an opportune time for thieves kacey montoya has a warning about a scam that not only cost you some money but your home too. i mean this should never happen to anybody. >>and the reason why i'm here today is to try to stop this car on peyton has lived in this home in mid-city los angeles for more than 20 years. in november of 2019 she was shocked to receive a letter in the mail from the county recorder's office stating she had gifted her home to a man named frank galvan it was horrifying. so i reached out to the county recorder's office told them i did no such thing she filed a police report a complaint with the county and after realizing this would not be an easy battle. she hired in that someone purporting to be miss peyton that transfer the property to a man named frank galvin or gal van. for free. >>and then that gentleman proceeded to take a refinance on the property. take huge amount of money and then. >>disappear into the went basically he went took someone down. stating that she was me to sign and gets things notarized n

ada montoya brought her father, i check my email every day. i checked before i left. i never got an email, so they concern now is i hope he gets it in that in the time frame ready? brava was here. over there, sister adam receive any e mail toe to say they cancel my appointment and i'm sorry because i'm nervous. zoltan and dorcas talks both over 80 or worried this is kind of hard on us and ah s o. how how are we going to be informed? ah that's that. that's the question l a mayor eric garcetti did answer that one in a tweet that read in part appointments that were scheduled will automatically be rescheduled. the new date and time. six city run sites affected dodger stadium. hanson dam san fernando park, lincoln park, pierce college and crenshaw christian center. but what if you're 80 and not online like this man who showed up not knowing about the shutdown after a friend made his appointment? it is what it is. it's just too took hours and hours and hours. toe get this schedule, so i'm wondering what do i do next? that's where get out the shot. los angeles comes in a fac

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san francisco police union president tony montoya said he's concerned the department is operating withicers amid recent budget tightening. our recent academy%. any week now is down to about nine recruits. you know, out of 38 that started so. that speaks for itself. right there. now police have not said if they've identified any suspects or made any arrests in the shooting saturday, separately, they're investigating a shooting and shooting in the tenderloin that wounded three people over the weekend. reporting live. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, all right, evan. thank you. the office job appears to have changed forever with some of the largest barrier companies telling their employees they never have to return to the office if they don't want you coming up next, how those decisions on working from home are having a wide ranging impact. on much smaller businesses, and some good news. another bay area county is opening up vaccinations to everyone 65 older but the bad news supply it's still low, coming out what marin county is planned for expanding ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financia

san francisco police union president tony montoya said he's concerned the department is operating withdget tightening. our recent academy class is set to graduate here. any week now down to about nine recruits. you know, out of 38 that started so that speaks for itself. right there. evan sernoffsky ktvu. fox two news, a judge has reduced the prison sentence for a bay area man who was convicted of going on a crime spree as a teenager that included stealing celebrity chefs. lamborghini the court ruling. it reduced the sentence given to max swayed by 10 years, making him eligible for release in 2025 wait, was sentenced to 21 years delight. in 2014 for a serious of crimes, including attempted murder. he was also convicted of stealing guy fieri's to $200,000 lamborghini from a san francisco dealership when he was 16 years old. still ahead here, a mardi gras celebration, unlike any new orleans has ever seen what people are doing now that the traditional parades have been canceled and things air drying out for a little bit, but there's still a chance of rain later this week, our chief meteoro

san francisco police union president tony montoya said he's concerned the department is operating withtoo few officers amid recent budget tightening. our recent academy class and sent to graduate here on a week now is down to about nine recruits. you know, out of 38 that started so that speaks for itself. right there. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. making work from home permanent coming up tonight at 6 30. the impact the move could have is more and more companies opt out of office space for good and winter storms air, creating dangerous conditions and rolling blackouts across several states. up next. a live report from houston, texas, where record freezing temperatures are causing a whole lot of issues. and we've got a situation here where the rain is going to go away. what was what there was of it, and there's a couple of days a break, and then it gets wet against. we'll have that specifically when i get back after the break. are in grips ofs winter storm that's moving across the country. thousands in oklahoma are without power as a very cold temperatures in parts of the state hit

also on my to do list is to tony montoya with the boa and i will report back on the conversation next week about focusing on navy right so with that said i am going to have i , sergeant youngblood. let'skeep moving forward . >>sergeant youngblood: next is public comment, access code 187-765-9428. otherwise if you are already on the line please press á3. good eveningcollar, you have 2 minutes . >>caller: my name is francisco dacosta and i want to remind the commissioners this is not a sitcom. there's a lot under discussion and a lot you're talking about that you can take off. we don't need to hear it. what we really need to hear is quality of life issues and why is there pandemonium? there is pandemonium because there is lack ofleadership . they go their way and they leave and we can't have that. and missing in this dialogue is the supervisor. that's his district. so there are people telling themselveswhat to do, you do it off-line . i know the individuals, most of the individuals who can produc , but this is not about producing that we got to know really the citizens. we are intereste

10% of the entire population of our state, and it is a great beginning under the leadership of al montoya at the west haven v.a. and his remarkable team, our nation's heroes are receiving the vaccinations they need and deserve, more than 8,000 already. and the staff of the v.a., 2,500, have received vaccinations. not all want it, but the v.a. is reaching out to them, literally person by person to ask them to come and assure them that this vaccination is safe and effective. most assuredly it is. so the v.a. is moving forward, but much more needs to be done. and a lot of that v.a. target population is among the most vulnerable by virtue of age, by virtue of preexisting conditions, by virtue of their service and exposure and comorbidities. and that is why this plan, the american rescue plan's distributing covid-19 vaccines to veterans is so critically important. 9,000 v.a. patients have died of coronavirus, although one million nationwide of our veterans have received vaccinations, there are many, many more who have not. and these vaccines are reaching the arms of veterans, but the v.a. syst