muller's that was searched without a warrant and phones are devices that are so personal to all of us americans. >> but the judge ruled muller gave up his right to privacy when he entered the dublin house illegally, leaving his phone as he ran away. >> it means they will put every piece of evidence they found into evidence and that would include the results of the search warrants and the searches of the apartments, cars and everything. >> they are relieved with the ruling and muller victimized the couple who they say are still traumatized. >> i don't know how you fully get over the trauma like that. >> i wish he would consider what he's done and come forthwith actually the truth and he has not done that yet. >> i asked muller's attorney if a possible plea deal is in the future. he said no, adding they'll be ready for trial when it starts in january. in sacramento, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >> one resident of ventura county says it was the smell of this black goo that woke him up this morning. cleanup is under way in the ravine, flooded with nearly 30,0

they do not believe muller acted alone. abc7 news. >> right now, we want to take you live back to moffiett field where president obama has just arrived via air force one. you can see it has just touched down at moffett field. >> and the president is here to attend the global entrepreneurship summit at stanford tomorrow. as he arrives here at moffett field, marine one, his helicopter, is also waiting there on the landing strip to take him into san francisco by helicopter. >> all right, going to avoid the traffic if you were to drive up there at this hour. >> one benefit of being the president. stay here with us. a protest under gun control seen all around the world. >> killed in 2015. >> congresswoman barbara lee and the powerful tool she and her colleagues are using to get the word out. that's next. >> i'm spencer christian. a warm summer sun, we're expecting a summer heat-up over the weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> also ahead, a popular campground in lake tahoe closed because of the plague. >> and taking bett

muller's that was searched without a warrant. and phones are devices that are so personal to all of us americans. >> reporter: matthew muller's attorney says the kidnapping suspect's phone should never have been opened by police. muller accidentally left the phone behind during a separate home invasion in dublin last june. it led police to evidence they say linked muller to the bizarre kidnapping of denise huskins and victimization of erin quinn. >> it's a warrant to search the cell phone. >> reporter: the judge ruled muller gave up his right to privacy when he entered the dublin house illegally abandoning his phone as he ran away. >> they're going to put every piece of evidence they found into evidence. that would include the results of all the search warrants and searches of the apartments, cars, storage lockers, everything. >> reporter: quinn's family says they're relieved by the ruling and hope muller is held accountable for victimizing the couple who they say is still traumatized. >> they've been better since they caught the

they do not believe muller acted alone. muller's family left court without saying anything.stay with us. new medical technology that made a world of difference to a stroke patient. >> a patient posing like this just hours after finished. >> i just felt like something good happened to me. >> what michael finney did to >>> when you're excited about a vacation but suddenly, too sick to go. >> the question, are you out all of the money paid? one woman is helped out of a jam. >> this was a triple whammy. she was missing a wedding, feeling ill, and had to pay a thousand dollars for a trip she couldn't take. >> this is carlos >> i had to call and cancel. >> maria hoping she can get a refund for the air fare aboard british airways. >> i started being told that i could get a refund and sometimes, i would call, i kpt get a refund. >> she says she kept getting conflicting information from the airline and travelocity. she was told no refund. she had to use the airfare within a year and pay a $275 change fee. >> i couldn't do the flight. >> maria still felt too sick to fly. she pleaded f

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the attorney for matthew muller says they went through muller's cell phone that he left behind while fleeing. investigators say after unlocking the phone they were able to tie muller with the abduction of huskins. that case made headlines worldwide when vallejo police labeled it as a host and then reported that the kidnapping really did occur. >>> a petition has been submitted to governor jerry brown asking him to keep a follower of charles manson behind bars. sharon tate's sister presented 140,000 signatures to the governor's office yesterday. this is all in an effort to prevent the release of leslie houton. she is accused of killing a woman. >> how many breaks do our family members get? are they coming back? this is not an accidental situation. this is a woman that conspired to murder my sister and then proceeded doing happy dance to go get labianca the next night. >> the recommendation is expected to go to governor jerry brown in august and he will have until mid-september to block her release. >>> three men are being hailed as heros for saving a woman they say was being tapped an

the attorney for suspect, matthew muller, said police illegally accessed a cell phone he left behind while fleeing a burglary last year. a judge in sacramento agreed with prosecutors saying a suspect cannot expect privacy for an item left behind during a crime. investigators unlocked the phone and say they were able to make muller to the abduction of denise huskins a few months earlier. vallejo police had originally called the kidnapping a hoax before later admitting it had actually happened. huskins boyfriend, aaron quinn, was bound and drug during the incident. the family said the couple is traumatized >> to go from this terrible violent ordeal to them being accused on international media and then the guys caught. it is a total roller coaster. they have been better since they caught the perpetrator but i don't know how you ever fully get over something like that. >> vallejo police have apologized to the couple but are facing a civil rights lawsuit the next hearing in the case is set for august. >>> it was an emotional farewell to a 16-year-old girl shot last week in oakland. >> whe

the lawyer for the suspect, matthew muller, says muller was arrested just because he left his cell phone behind after breaking into a home last year in dublin. the lawyer says police illegally searched that phone to find out who owned it. prosecutors object. they say a burglar can't expect privacy for an item left behind. investigators say after unlocking that phone they were able to connect muller with the kidnapping of denise huskins a few months earlier. vallejo police mistakenly labeled that case a hoax. investigators later admitted the kidnapping occurred. >>> we are following developing news from san francisco where two bicycleises were killed in separate hit-and-run crashes. the first happened 6:00 last night in golden gate park. the second incident occurred about 8:30 in the south of market area. in the first crash, witnesses told police the driver in a white honda fit was speeding and driving erratically. now, they say he slammed into a woman on a bike coming from the opposite direction and then the car took off and the driver abandoned the carlos than a mile a-- carlos than a -

there was an uncertainty that it may go the other way. >> the cell phone led investigators linking muller to the crime. the trial will begin officially in january. >>> an investigator for the alameda county district attorney's office has been clear after a misconduct investigation. prosecutors say sergeant mike gant was accused of having his girlfriend transcribe audio recordings in major cases while he was in the force. but they say he will not face any charges because no crime was committed. they also say it did not compromise any prosecution. >>> residents say they are really surprised at the sudden spike in burglaries in orinda. >> people are taking precaution. michael says he's making sure to lock all of his doors following the burglary of his orinda home on tuesday morning. he discovered two of his suitcases packed with his belongings. >> probably was very foolish to go and check to see if my firearm was still here but he had it so i went and called 911. i never saw him until the police had him in the back seat of their automobile. >> that suspect is the only one that police have in

after up locking the phone they linked muller with an abduction.ly labeled it as a hoax then later admitted that the kidnapping kid occur. if convicted mull core face life in prison. >>> three men are being hailed as heroes for saving a woman who was being stabbed and choked at her home. add we find out, they disregarded their own safety and stobbed the attack. >> the scream pierced through a window from two hours away. >> it was fear, it was deep fear, she ran out as a neighbor was running out. >> it was over in that direction. >> i knew someone was getting hurt. that's -- i knew it was not good. >> he was coaching a softball player when he heard the screaming. he heard the screams and went to the house where she was screaming, i was a man named kevin. he looked through it. without a moment's hesitation jumped up and launched himself over. >> he was he flew over that thing. >> it was amazing. >> charles tooker tried to stab his ex-girlfriend to death. she had a lot of blood and shaking and covered in debris. >> his quote according to her was that

today muller's lawyer is going to try to have all evidence against him thrown out in court later this morning. the evidence was obtained during an illegal search of his cell phone. >>> a dog groomer set to enter a plea in court daichlt he is accused of animal cruelty after a dog died in his care. the 38-year-old was arrested last night after a 1-year-old dachshund henry died suddenly while in his care. the dog suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung. the owners have not commented on the case on advice of their attorney. >>> the search continues for a gunman who opened fire in the east bay. the victim is hospitalized in critical condition. our nbc chopper was over the scene in emeryville last night. officers have been interviewing witnesses. right now no one is in custody. >>> hundreds of evacuees who live in duarte are returning home as firefighters continue to battle a stubborn firefighter. it is 15% contained. most mandatory evacuations in santa barbara county have been listed. the sherpa fire charred 7500 acres. this is 93% contained. >>> look at this video of white sharks swimmi

the attorney for suspect, matthew muller, said police illegally accessed a cell phone that he left behind while fleeing a burglary last year. a judge in sacramento agreed with prosecutors say a suspect cannot expect privacy for an item left behind during a crime. investigators unlocked the phone and say they were able to link muller to the abduction of denise huskins a few months earlier. vallejo police originally called the kidnapping a hoax before later admitting it had actually happened. huskins boyfriend, aaron quinn, was bound and drugged during the incident. his family said the couple is traumatized >> to go from this terrible violent ordeal to them being accused on international media of being liars -- and then the guy is caught -- it's a total roller coaster. they have been better since they caught the perpetrator but i don't know how you ever fully get over a trauma like that. >> alejo police have apologized to the couple but they are now facing a civil rights lawsuit. the next hearing is scheduled for august. >>> it was an emotional farewell to a 16-year-old girl, shot to death

the attorney for suspect, matthew muller, said police illegally accessed a phone that he left behind fleeing a burglary last year. a judge in sacramento agreed with prosecutors saying a suspect cannot expect privacy for an item left behind during a crime. investigators unlock the phone and say they were able to link muller to the abduction of denise huskins if you months early. please call the kidnapping a hoax originally before admitting it had actually happened. the next hearing in the case is set for august. >>> we know the names of two cyclist killed on wednesday and separate hit-and-run crashes. heather miller was killed in a crash in golden gate park. catherine slatery was hit and killed in the south of market area later that night. mayor ed lee said he is outraged. >> they are not accidents. these are tragedies that can be prevented. >> the mayor added the hit and runs were irresponsible and outrageous. the suspected driver in the south of market crash was arrested the golden gate park suspect is still on the loose. san francisco has reengineered certain streets and re-time de

his attorney claims in yesterday's court hearing a cell phone muller left behind in a separate scene illegally. the judge didn't buy it. >> i was nervous most of the morning. i felt good the judge is going to rule in favor of keeping the phone in. still, there was that uncertainty it may go the other way. >> the cell phone led investigators to evidence linking muller to the crime. that trial begins in january. >>> right now at 6:00, we are covering breaking news on multiple fronts this morning. >> a vote that will change the world. reaction pouring in. hundreds of lives impacted as a destructive wildfire burns out of control in kern county. it's happening near lake isabella where hundreds of homes are gone. crews are wrapping up a news conference moments ago. kris sanchez is monitoring us and will have details in moments. >>> global shock waves as the world reacts to this, a historic decision just hours ago. great britain will leave the eu. prime minister david cameron is stepping down. the impact across the globe. today in the bay continues right now. >>> a very good friday morning

. >> reporter: muller laid out vw's plan for how it will change between now and 2025. first, more electric vehicles. in fact, the company hopes to sell 2 million to 3 million annually by 2025. meanwhile, vw will push mobility solutions like car-sharing and ride services. finally, there will be a focus on sustained profits. but more importantly, volkswagen is no longer proclaiming it will become the world's largest automaker, a goal it embraced for years. critics blame that ambition as one reason vw executives lied about diesel emissions rather than deal with an issue that could have slowed sales. volkswagen is still a long ways from getting past the diesel emissions scandal. in the next week it is expected to finalize dals for how almost 600,000 volkswagen owners will be compensated for having defective diesel models. after that, it will take months to settle those claims. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>> a surge in sales in oracle's cloud business helped the company's quarterly results. the business softwaremaker earned 81 cents a share in line wit

matthias muller releases a statement: volkswagen may still face criminal charges from the d.o.j. for violating the clean air act. charlie. >> thanks, demarco. we have a list of the volkswagen models affected by this at cbsnews.com. hall of fame college basketball coach pat summitt died today at 64. her career was cut short by alzheimer's disease. in 38 seasons, summitt won eight national titles and 1,098 games, more than any other coach, male or female. dana jacobson of cbs sports looks back. >> right there! >> reporter: few coaches of any gender in any sport were as intense as pat summitt. >> three seconds! somebody count! >> reporter: vocal to be sure, but she could just as easily send shudders through a player without saying a word. and that was on the good days. >> what happens when i lose? oh! you don't want to be around me. >> reporter: an all-american at tennessee martin, summitt was cocaptain of the 1976 silver medal olympic team. she was a graduate assistant at tennessee when the head coach suddenly quit, and summitt was handed the job at the age of 22. >> i didn't know

matthias muller released a statement: volkswagen may still face criminal charges from the d.o.j. violating the clean air act. charlie? >> rose: thanks, demarco. we have a list of the volkswagen models affected by this at cbsnews.com. tonight, federal investigators are in the town of panhandle, texas, trying to find out why two freight trains were on the same track, speeding towards each other. according to one eyewitness, the crash that followed shook the ground beneath her feet. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: just after 8:20 this morning, two b.n.s.f. freight trains collided head on. the locomotives driving the two trains caught fire, sending these huge plumes of black smoke over panhandle, texas, outside of amarillo. each freight train had an engineer and conductor on board. can buesing from the texas department of public safety: >> one person was transported by e.m.s. to a hospital in amarillo. we still have three people unaccounted for, and unfortunately we do fear they may be trapped in the train at this time. >> reporter: investigators say no hazardous material or cru

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. >> reporter: the man accused of causing the trauma, matthew muller has been behind bars, but tuesday, he stood shackled in chains, hoping the judge would throw out crucial evidence. the hearing was to see if the cell phone could be used. months after the kidnapping, dublin police found the phone at the home that the suspect admitted to burglarizing. dublin police bypassed the lock screen by calling 911, and asked dispatchers for the number. after obtaining the number, investigators got a warrant and found out through the phone provider that it was registered to his stepfather. documents show that information led investigators to the family home in south lake tahoe, when they found drones, video cameras, and other evidence that tied him to the dublin home invasion, and vallejo kidnapping. >> the defense argued the phone evidence should be tossed out because the dublin police illegally searching the phone and violated his fifth amendment right. but prosecutors claimed he abandoned the phone during the burglary, and there for, lost his right to privacy. and because of the surge against

. >> muller laid out vw's plan for how it will change between now and 2025. first, more electric vehicles. in fact the company hopes to sell 2 to 3 million annually by 2025. meanwhile vw will push mobility solution likes car sharing and ride services. and finally a focus on sustained profits. but more importantly volkswagen is no longer proclaiming it will become the world's largest auto maker. a goal it embraced for years. critics claim that ambition as one reason vw executives lied about emission, rather than deal with an issue that could have slowed sales. >> volkswagen is a long ways from getting past the diesel emission scandal. in the next week they are expected to finalize details for exactly how much compensation, nearly 600,000 owners will receive here in the united states for their defective diesel models. and after that it will take months to settle those claims. that is the story from here in the united states. >>> investigating --. this according to a swedish newspaper. ericsson declined to comment. regarding questions over its operations receive

matthew muller broke into a home last year. investigators say he kidnapped huskins.today her lawyer will try to have all evidence thrown out. he claims the evidence was obtained during an illegal search of his dog phone. >>> a dog groomer sit to enter a plea today. he is accused of animal cruelty after a dog died in his hair. the 38-year-old was arrested last month coming after a 1-year-old dachshund died suddenly while under his care. the dog suffered a broken ribs and punctured lung. owners have not commented on this case on advice of their orrins. >>> new details, the party bus driver who had dozens of teenagers with alcohol and drugs on his bus faced a judge the first time. investigators say onboard that bus they found 33 minors, 30 bottles of hard liquor and a jar of marijuana. he will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> there has been five burglaries or attempted burglaries in neighboring orenda. a homeowner interrupted two burglars. police are warning people to be sure to lock their doors and windows. >>> one man died and a woman hospitalized because of this fire in sa

matthew we'll -- matthias muller -- by vowing to accelerate changes.w share price is down almost 24% since the firm admitted to writing tests last september. mitsubishi murders has forecast a for your loss -- mitsubishi motors has forecast a four-year lost. including payments to major clients and suppliers. it will be the carmaker's first loss in eight years and comes after falsifying consumption tests as far back as 1991. -- has reported a climb, the marked down merchandise that was not selling in europe because of wet and wintry weather. -- the disbarment store change rebuild -- the department store sales-- like for like were down in the 15 weeks up to june 11. the margin for 20 16 will be lower than expected. that is the business flash. francine: still with us is david zahn. we heard that iain duncan smith together. marketsd about how the -- how much of this market is driven by brexit concern? how much does it have to do with central banks? it is negative yields pushing down some of the -- david: we have a huge cutie program. -- huge qe program. eve

hearing, the judge will decide what to suppress evidence gathered as a ultimate of the search of muller'sell phone that was fund at the home invasion. to go or not to go. right new, voters in the u.k. deciding whether to split from the e.u. and next why silicon valley is still worried. >> small s.u.v.s are put to >> small s.u.v.s are put to the crash test and >> benicia, san ramon, san mateo and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. all the united states coast guard has found the body of win of family members who vanished off the coast of florida. a father and his three teens were last seen boating south of sarasota. they located the body of one of the missing boaters but have fault said who was found. >> tornadoes are a threat in the midwest. four of them ripped through the northern and central illinois areas year damaging homes there. fortunately no injuries were recorded. thunderstorms and 100-miles-per-hour gusts were reported in end. thousands are still without power and more severe weather is expected to manufacture through the midwest >> as in the story need more drama. flooding aro

matt: it is about incoming or -- ceo, with tears muller, matthias mueller and what he plans to do heremassive company, half million employees. a company in which the german government owns a 20% stake. it really means a lot to the people of this country. we are talking about a country that's a company that has a ton of brands. volkswagen, audi, porsche, skoda, ducati. a number of truck brands. they really have a lot going on, so this group to not only -- so there scoped to not only selloff units, but to merge component makers in order to cut costs further. they have to cut -- they have to pay for this diesel scandal. estimates for the costs went up to 70 billion euros. they still have to settle with the u.s. government and pacified customers. it is going to cost billions of dollars. the question is what do they do going forward as far as their brand? they own a 10% stake in bayern munich. what do they do in order to cut costs? before general motors went bankrupt, they put all of their component makers into one unit, .elphi, which was bought off four did the same thing with their compon

müller race, from sunnyside,it's not unique.my eye this deceived many calls with some type stories.there seems to be some confusion from people that came today in terms ofthose who voice their opposition to the legislation in what it does and does not do. they did bring up some concerns. the office of short-term rentals can improve their system so people could actually get registered a little easier. this is a question that begs an answer for a future hearing. the penalty charge, again, as supervisor peskin noted, is certainly on the books already and letting the platforms know you're responsible as well as everyone else and was also confusion my think this was only for air b&b and it's for all the hosting platforms. so, given that, for me, i don't understand the opposition that much because it mainly i think this is so straightforward to me. it's peacefully asking our hosting platforms to work with us to stop the poor for a should of unregistered posts that are out there basically, doing a lot of damage to our rental stock, but

our music would not be the same with no muller or amy winehouse. know, even our cuisine would not be the same. and this would be again a real disaster. well, not so much in brussels, but in rome for sure. i never said that. you know, too many times we have seen the sorrow and the pain in europe. too many times jewish families had to leave their land and look for a new home. the jewish people have suffered like no other people on earth. and in europe. we know this well. through centuries of diaspora, the jewish wisdom spread to the entire world. it has inspired so many peoples and cultures and reached out to the whole human kind. jewish values and ideals have become part of our own values and ideals, our shared background. we share the idea that our actions have consequences, that they matter, that they with responsible for what we do. we share the idea of sadaka that solidarity is not only a matter of charity, but of justice. and above all, we share the aspiration to peace. shalom. shalom -- i know you're hungry, but i still have a few lines. shalo

müller race, from sunnyside,it's not unique.my eye this deceived many calls with some type stories.there seems to be some confusion from people that came today in terms ofthose who voice their opposition to the legislation in what it does and does not do. they did bring up some concerns. the office of short-term rentals can improve their system so people could actually get registered a little easier. this is a question that begs an answer for a future hearing. the penalty charge, again, as supervisor peskin noted, is certainly on the books already and letting the platforms know you're responsible as well as everyone else and was also confusion my think this was only for air b&b and it's for all the hosting platforms. so, given that, for me, i don't understand the opposition that much because it mainly i think this is so straightforward to me. it's peacefully asking our hosting platforms to work with us to stop the poor for a should of unregistered posts that are out there basically, doing a lot of damage to our rental stock, but

and oh, by the way, director muller, you obviously are not aware, as he was not when i asked him, but our mosque was that your al-amoudi, f.b.i. helped put in prison after they were tipped off by -- from what i understand, british intelligence, that al-amoudi, who helped pick muslims to serve in the clinton administration, in the military and also to be chaplains in the prison where, by the way, we're now getting reports, have for sometime, inmates are being radicalized. gee, imagine that. al-amoudi doing 23 years for help supporting terrorism, helped pick imans to serve in our prisons and government agencies and in the military and, gee, they're being radicalized. what a shock. well, the article goes on that investors business daily took an editorial stand against the invitation when obama administration invited one to a three-day summit on fighting extremism in 2015. initially the white house tried to conceal that from reporters, but it finally was made clear. and so investor business daily said, quote, al-moradi has a long record of defending terrorists and justifying violence agai

müller race, from sunnyside,it's not unique.my eye this deceived many calls with some type stories.there seems to be some confusion from people that came today in terms ofthose who voice their opposition to the legislation in what it does and does not do. they did bring up some concerns. the office of short-term rentals can improve their system so people could actually get registered a little easier. this is a question that begs an answer for a future hearing. the penalty charge, again, as supervisor peskin noted, is certainly on the books already and letting the platforms know you're responsible as well as everyone else and was also confusion my think this was only for air b&b and it's for all the hosting platforms. so, given that, for me, i don't understand the opposition that much because it mainly i think this is so straightforward to me. it's peacefully asking our hosting platforms to work with us to stop the poor for a should of unregistered posts that are out there basically, doing a lot of damage to our rental stock, but

müller race, from sunnyside,it's not unique.my eye this deceived many calls with some type stories.there seems to be some confusion from people that came today in terms ofthose who voice their opposition to the legislation in what it does and does not do. they did bring up some concerns. the office of short-term rentals can improve their system so people could actually get registered a little easier. this is a question that begs an answer for a future hearing. the penalty charge, again, as supervisor peskin noted, is certainly on the books already and letting the platforms know you're responsible as well as everyone else and was also confusion my think this was only for air b&b and it's for all the hosting platforms. so, given that, for me, i don't understand the opposition that much because it mainly i think this is so straightforward to me. it's peacefully asking our hosting platforms to work with us to stop the poor for a should of unregistered posts that are out there basically, doing a lot of damage to our rental stock, but

served in a series of senior positions in law enforcement, including consul to then fbi director mullernsul to then attorney general ashcro ashcroft, and chief of staff to then general comey. in 2006, he was confirmed by the senate as u.s. attorney eastern district virginia, a position you have held since 2008. he also has an undergraduate degree from tufts, law degree from the university of virginia, and master's degree from harvard. he joined the fda in 97 after working as basic science researcher and academic physician, medical college of georgia and veterans administration hospital augusta, georgia. he earned his ph.d. from the university of nebraska medical school. completed his residency case western reserve and his fellowship at yale university. would you start out, mr. botticelli, please? >> thank you for inviting me back to discuss issues related to synthetic drugs. although all synthetics drugs, met amphetamine, fentanyl, and opioids are of great concern to the administration, i'll focus on -- they are designed to mimic the effects of controlled substances. in december 2015, t