a complaint says muller sexual assaulted denise, highwaysn't been charged for the crime. rappaport says police suspected. at the investigation helm, detective mustard. >> he jumped to conclusions, and blindly went about supporting his conclusions. like getting on a plane thinking he was going to new york and got off in iowa and said i didn't realize there were so many corn fields in manhattan. >> muller left his cell pone behind in a home invasion. the police chief sent this polling letter to denise, detective mustard has been a police officer since 1995. >> he may do a fine job in other cases, this may be one time that he didn't. but boy, when the one time he didn't, it was a big one. >> no one at the police department, including detective mustard was available today to comment about the award. >>> tonight, u.s. marshals are stepping up the search for a man suspected of shooting his pregnant ex-girlfriend in the head. the marshal service offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of the man. witnesses say he and his ex-girlfriend were arguing. the bullet graz

a complaint says muller sexual assaulted denise, highwaysn't been charged for the crime. rappaport says police suspected. at the investigation helm, detective mustard. >> he jumped to conclusions, and blindly went about supporting his conclusions. like getting on a plane thinking he was going to new york and got off in iowa and said i didn't realize there were so many corn fields in manhattan. >> muller left his cell pone behind in a home invasion. the police chief sent this polling letter to denise, detective mustard has been a police officer since 1995. >> he may do a fine job in other cases, this may be one time that he didn't. but boy, when the one time he didn't, it was a big one. >> no one at the police department, including detective mustard was available today to comment about the award. >>> tonight, u.s. marshals are stepping up the search for a man suspected of shooting his pregnant ex-girlfriend in the head. the marshal service offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of the man. witnesses say he and his ex-girlfriend were arguing. the bullet graz

matthew -- muller allegedly blindfolded drugged and threatened the couple bl abducting denise.lted her, though he hasn't been charged with that crime. happen aport says initially vallejo police suspected aaron killed denise. had when she turned up in southern california, vallejo police say the coupleÑi made up the kidnapping and sex awl assault. at the investigation's helm, detective mustard. >> he jumped to conclusions. he blindly went about supporting his conclusions. it was like he had gone on "plane thinking he was going to go to new york, he got off in iowa and said, wow, i never realized there were so many convict fields in manhattan. >> reporter: ultimately, muller was caught three months later after he left his cell phone behind at a dublin home invasion. the following month, vallejo's chief of police sent this apology letter to police. detective mustard has been a police officer since 1995 and with the pd since 2001. he also serves as police officer association president. >> he may do a very fine job in other cases and this may be be the one time that he didn't. but, b

. >> matthew muller who investigators say attacked quinn and huskins in their vallejo home in march of last year has been indicted by the u.s. attorney on kidnapping charges. but so far neither the feds nor the state charged him with rape or any crimes related to aaron quinn. >> that's insane. the system that should be in place to protect them and guard their interests don't seem to be doing a very good job. >> reporter: attorney daniel russo says he and his law partner sent a letter to the district attorney urging her to charge muller and pursue a life sentence. >> it only recently came to my attention that the charges did not include all charges for both victims. >> district attorney krish that abrams has met with the couple and is in the process of obtaining all the reports and reviewing the evidence before making a decision. >> we want to make sure there's justice for all victims. >> i don't think this guy should ever be among us. this is a scary human being. >> reporter: again, the d.a. needs to fully review the case before deciding whether or not to file charges. no word how long

you know, i played football in high school for a guy named jerry faust at muller high school who came up here and didn't win as many games as he'd like to have won as your head coach -- [laughter] but i learned a lot of things from jerry faust. yes, i learned a lot of things about playing football, but i said more hail marys in high school than i'll say the rest of my life. [laughter] and i say some every day. but when i look back on my life, jerry faust. you know, i'm a high school guy. he taught us how to be men, taught us how to be leaders, taught us what was required of us. another good friend, lou holtz. he won a lot of games here, including a national championship. you've never met a man that was more optimistic, more hard-charging but always having a smile on his face. there was another person impacted my life, pope francis. i tried for 20 years to get a pope and address a joint session of congress. i never quit trying. and thank goodness, pope francis decided to come. now, after he decided to come i found out that my oldest daughter was pregnant with my first grandchild, and m

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you know, i played football in high school for a guy named jerry faust at muller high school who came up here and didn't win as many games as he'd like to have won as your head coach -- [laughter] but i learned a lot of things from jerry faust. yes, i learned a lot of things about playing football, but i said more hail marys in high school than i'll say the rest of my life. [laughter] and i say some every day. but when i look back on my life, jerry faust. you know, i'm a high school guy. he taught us how to be men, taught us how to be leaders, taught us what was required of us. another good friend, lou holtz. he won a lot of games here, including a national championship. you've never met a man that was more optimistic, more hard-charging but always having a smile on his face. there was another person impacted my life, pope francis. i tried for 20 years to get a pope and address a joint session of congress. i never quit trying. and thank goodness, pope francis decided to come. now, after he decided to come i found out that my oldest daughter was pregnant with my first grandchild, and m

girlfriend are still haunted by the crimes they suffered at the hands of alleged kidnapper matthew muller. >> they're completely -- >> mueller victimized quinn and his girlfriend denise haskins in their vallejo home in march of last year, has been indicted by the u.s. attorney on kidnapping charges, but so far neither the feds nor the state have charged him with rape or any crimes related to aaron quinn. >> that's insane. the system that -- that should be in place to protect them and guard their interests don't seem to be doing a very good job. >> reporter: attorney daniel rito he and his partner sent a letter to solano county district's attorney urging her to charge mueller and pursue a life sentence. >> it only recently came to my attention that the charges did not include all charges for both victims. >> reporter: district attorney krishna abrams said she's now met with the couple and is in the process of obtaining all of the reports and reviewing the evidence before making a decision. >> we want to make sure that there's justice for all victims. >> the kind of television monster that

i mean, next up from san jose is mirco muller. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he was votedgn a three-year deal with puberty." >> steve: really? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's interesting. 'cause i didn't think he was going to sign. >> steve: i did not think -- i did not know they gave those. >> jimmy: he wasn't gonna sign. >> steve: he said, "no, i'm not gonna sign." >> jimmy: i'm really excited. [ laughter ] >> steve: in three years. >> jimmy: next up, from the pittsburgh penguins, is matthew murray. [ light laughter ] he was voted, "most likely to be the villain in a french cartoon." [ laughter and applause ] i challenge you to a duel! >> steve: i will get you, ratatouille. >> jimmy: sacrebleu! next up from -- never forget me. [ laughter ] next, from tampa bay is victor hedman. there he is. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he was voted, "most likely to get hit in the face with a hockey stick and then calmly say 'again.'" [ laughter and applause ] "you make me feel more human." next, from san jose sharks is joe thornton. he was voted, "most likely to get manscaped at

. >> reporter: the fed eventually arrested matthew muller by connecting him to the crime by another case. >> you don't want the perception that a police department would respond to a crime in this fashion. >> reporter: former fbi investigator jim wettic says in his decades of experience he has never seen a kidnapping case handled the way vallejo police handled this one. >> the key in this whole thing would have been tracing those phone calls or email messages in an effort to identify the kidnapper and -- and recover the woman. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges the police didn't track the cell phones instead questioning whether their story was true while allowing the true kidnapper to evade capture. steve large, kpix 5. >> and the city has apologized to denise huskins. >>> fraternities and sororities are apologizing for trashing a campsite along lake shasta. a thousand student students left trash at forest island. they needed six hours to clean it up. now the university of oregon is among several schools where students are planning service projects at the campsite and national organization

rob lowe and michael muller write songs. >> how much of your personalities or your personal stories wouldare in your music? >> it has to be 100%, i think. because it is really made up of that. what else is there, really? >> it's who you are. it's what you're putting out there. >> right, right. >> i think that what we love about art is feeling something or feeling connected to another person whose experience may be different than ours, and that's not something that i think that a computer can do on its own. >> is it meant to replace humans as the composers and creators of music? >> nothing is going to replace humans in our human creativity, but certainly we can be augmented. >> reporter: watson is learning to process massive amounts of data, medical compounds, legal briefs, even recipes faster than the human brain. but watson's new grasp on human emotions in music could be a breakthrough in the race to perfect artificial intelligence. >> the new realm of ai is all about teaching computers to be creative, and music is the most creative language that everyone can understand. >> reporter: fro

muller water is ringing the ball. artesian resources at the nasda nasdaq. see you, tomorrow, kel. >> thank you, bill. a strong session. the dow a gain of 211 points, the s&p was up 28. 1.4% nearly for the broad index of $20.76. now the nasdaq was the strongest performer today led by most of the big cap names on the nose. 95 points. microsoft, apple, alphabet all leading the way in the session today. and coming up, the big economy economy providing millions and some are not paying their taxes and it's leading up to millions of dollars and we'll have the details coming up. >>> joining the panel, we have mike santoli along with cnbc contributor stephanie lick. welcome. >> thanks. >> guy adami joins us too. mike, thank you. this is a strong session. you know, how do we know whether it's believable. >> this is the question. so you have to kind of do a little bit of a tale of the tape. this is the fourth day where we've had at least a 100-point dow gain. of course, much more than that on a single day. the prior three times, you had one day each day where you actu

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. >> john muller. >> you work with? and you know, totally unanimous, working hard and doing well. >> does that sound like trump to you? >> i have no idea. you know -- >> does that sound like trump to you? >> i have absolutely no idea whether that was donald trump d disguising his voice. look, this is a guy in his own book, traditional politicians would not have done. the thought that some tape has surfaced shouldn't be surprising to people. i'm going to run for offeice, i things like this happened in his life, it is not surprising. he has lived in the public life his whole life. you're going to see drumming up his past, this is the only thing hillary clinton can do. >> she isn't doing it. it's the "washington post." >> the only thing clinton campaign -- >> it is not the campaign. it is the "washington post" and a bunch of witnesses. everybody has a life. not everybody micro manages because it may look good. how do you deal with who you are and what do you tell the truth about? here is what he said this morning. >> the p