nunez was a behavioral therapist with trump, a behavioral health at the time. the lawsuit claims the victim's parents tried to report the assault. the workers with the program never responded. so they were forced to call police families suine the company for not supervising nunez, which they say led to the abuse. bay area. animal rights group is applauding the oakland zoo for free knits last elephant. this is video back in october as the zoo hosted going away party stella fit os. he's 30 years old and arrived. the oakland zoo about 20 years ago from england. he's now living his best life. elephant sanctuary in tennessee. animal rights groups, defense of animals says insufficient space is used across the u.s. are casa know hence to get mentally and physically sick. they help others is will follow and released the animals to a sanctuary. now for bay area football. the niners are looking forward to next season on how they plan a rebound themselves after this season's record of 6 to 11 covers. ben ross has more. >> well, after a nightmare, 6.11 season filled with a

nunez was arrested last june. police say his salted and 11 year-old girl more than once during therapy. you nunez was a behavioral therapist with trump of behavioral health. the lawsuit claims the victim's parents tried to report the assault but workers with the program never responded. so they were forced to call the police. the family is suing the company and i say that that this could lead to more assault abuses and they want it handled in the east bay. former congressman bart really is announcing she is running for mayor of oakland. her bid comes ahead of the special election in april and she joins a list of candidates that includes former city council member loren taylor. one of the many concerns is the city has closed some fire stations because the budget deficit and firefighters believe that that's a danger. they're hoping that lee among others will figure something out. yes, our full support. >> and, you know, there's a number of reasons that we support barbara lee. she's very concerned about the files clo

nunez was a behavioral therapist with trump behavioral health at the time. senator josh becker is rallying silicon valley's tech leaders to raise funds for victims of devastating fires in southern california that have already claimed the lives of 5 people. >> governor gavin newsom announced to the state is mobilizing up to 140 additional water tenders to assist in the ongoing firefight in la county. and right now, more than 7500 firefighters and emergency personnel from up and down, california are in l a and that includes dozens of firefighters from the bay area. >> and we're going to continue to follow the breaking news out of southern california aod give you looks live. look, so what's happening in this home completely burning to the ground before our eyes. the fire so far have killed at least 5 people and damaged thousands of buildings and thousands of acres have burned. >> and then take a look at this next bit of video here. an eerie sight of huge clouds of smoke from those fires rolling over at santa monica coastline, creating obviously dangerous air qu

this is the host of the show lucy nuñez, co-owner of the tv station, but what was she able to do to freet a thing. how often was it reported on the television or radio? no, we never said anything. keith morrison (voiceover): a request, she said, from the federal police. lucy nunez: they said no comments in the radio station, no comments in the channel because we don't want these people to be afraid or whatever, and they could do something to eduardo. so it was like shh, mouth closed. everybody was acting as if nothing was happening. keith morrison (voiceover): everybody perhaps, but jayne. remember, the kidnapper said go home, you'll get an email with our demands, but on day one, there was no email, nor on day two, nor three, nor day four. and then after five full days and nights of sleepless torture, jayne turned on her computer, and read the news. for the liberation of eduardo, we are demanding the amount of $8 million us. keith morrison (voiceover): $8 million. send the money, said the email, in us currency, $100 bills. now, i'm thinking they're just going to kill him because i didn't

. >> i see the blood on the nurse on the floor, and i went to nunez keinner. >> but cops will soon uncover disturbing clues that lead to a shocking confession. >> the hairs on the back of my neck stood straight up. >> your daily source for true crime starts right now. welcome to true crime news. we begin today with a single mom in georgia. savagely murdered, discovered by her twin teenage daughters in the bathtub. and the clues will lead detectives to the most surprising places of all. the tragic end for nikki whitehead was the last chapter in a troubled, difficult life. she was literally born in prison. her mother doing time for drug possession. nikki was raised by her grandmother, who had a tough time keeping her on the straight and narrow. >> she didn't have what you call a curfew. >> nikki was able to come and go as she pretty much pleased, and at only 17 years old, nikki ended up pregnant with twins. >> she named them tasmiyah and jasmiyah, known as taz and jaz. for 12 years, the trio lived with nikki's grandmother, but nikki dreamed of giving her daughters a better life. nikki worked

this movie, based on sigrid nunez�*s book what are you going through, is released at a time many nationsisted dying. and almodovar already used his appearance at venice to publicly call for regulated euthanasia to be available worldwide. i'm learning from her, and you should too. the room next door takes time to enthral, but by its conclusion, it is a masterpiece in storytelling as well as in its performances. almodovar was given a lifetime achievement golden lion five years ago. now that looks premature, as this director is at his peak. just when cinema needed some big hitters after a somewhat disappointing year at the box office, i was delighted that glicked — that's gladiator ii and wicked — came along to provide some spectacular entertainment. the original gladiator movie is one of my favourite—ever films. are you not entertained? so it was a dream to sit down with irish actor paul mescal, and he talked about his role in the new film. whose head could i give you that would satisfy this fury? the entire roman army. it seems to me that rome is on a different scale in terms of its...the

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the family is suing the company for failing to supervise nunez leading to this abuse of their daughter. thousands of people are going to be waiting in frigid conditions for the opportunity to pay their respects to former president jimmy carter. the 39th president is lying in state at the u.s. capitol until tomorrow morning ahead of his state funeral. our washington correspondent basil john, has more. >> whether from near or far we saw a number of people come here to the capitol to pay their final respects to president jimmy carter. >> for many, it was an opportunity to bid farewell to the 39th president. some were even moved to tears. the legacy of the humanity of president jimmy carter to civility, the commitment to bring people together. stands as great testimony as a way forward for our country. thousands visited the casket, holding the former president saying he had an impact on their lives. is the first president that i really paid attention to politics. so it just means a lot to me. morris, him and traveled from philadelphia. she first met president carter when she was 5 years ol

former california congressman devon nunez on the failed policies in california that put residents atand the questions that remain. plus, some of the richest neighborhoods in the country now look like war zones. malibu and and palisades is unrecognizable from these fires. actress the candace cameron bure with an on the ground look at the homes and businesses swallowed by flames and the work ahead. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with president-elect donald trump's agenda now colliding with devastation and emergency in california. wildfires killing at least 16 people while destroying tens of thousands of acres in los angeles, burning at least 12,000 homes to the ground and other buildings. the wildfires forcing lawmakers to now prioritize federal aid the california to rebuild on top of the president-elect's other priorities. but not without change to policy failures that got us here. here's ohio congressman warren davidson with me this week on "mornings with maria" on fox business. >> california wants the money wit