olivier adella and the companies of others. and the evidence is lacking as it relates to tiffany li. >> reporter: they are being tried in a murder case prosecutors admit will hinge on highly technical cell phone records that tied the defendant and the victim to the murder scene. >>> a neighborhood hercules is stepping up security and privacy is top of mind. neighborhood just installed two motion activated cameras that record cars in their license plates. the cameras are not connected to the police or the city. and store the video in the cloud for 30 days. the neighborhood is paying $2000 a year to maintain the devices. >>> some people might think their privacy will be affected. not for me personally. i come home like 1 am. i feel better that the camera is there. >>> union city is grappling with a computer virus that shut down most of the city's service. now the feds are getting involved. the city discovered the problem saturday morning. virtually every city owned laptop and death top computer is locked down including many used

her attorney said prosecutors ignored evidence pointing to olivier adella. olivier adella agreed to plead guilty to accessory to murder and was to be the prosecution's star witness. he was a arrested on the eve of the trial. that can make the prosecution's case entirely circumstantial. >>> circumstantial evidence is overwhelming it was mr. olivier adella and the company of others such as those we named in the opening statement. the evidence is lacking as it relates to tiffany li. >> reporter: they are being tried together. will hinge on highly technical cell phone records that tied the defendants and the victim to the murder scene. >>> percocet pills to look like the real deal have killed nearly a dozen people in santa clara county. santa clara county health officials say it is hard to tell the fake percocet from a genuine does. the blue 30 milligrams pills have been m on the back just like percocet. these pills are laced with high amounts of fentanyl. a powerful opioid that is 100 times stronger than morphine. >>> don't take a pill unless you or your parent

taylor: that was datadog ceo olivier pomel.oming up, and internet unit naser as south africa's pers traded publicly for the first time in europe this week. we will check in on their performance and its tencent stake with the ceo. and the world's second richest person on climate change. gates, hisfrom bill thoughts on the kind of adaptive action we can take now to protect the planet. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: just last week, investors piled into the newly listed internet unit from south africa's naspers. shares initially jumped as much as 32% above its reference point before declining. prosus holds assets that include a lucrative stake in the tencent holdings. i caught up with ceo bob vandyke prosusks what he sees in that investors should be open to. bob: the start was positive, and we expected it to be volatile in the beginning. it is a new listing, and actually the shareholders have not received their shares. they will only get them on monday. there will be more activity going forward. people arei think excited to have a la

olivier: we are trying to make data more accessible. thatbetween did not see eye to eye or look at the same data and we focused on to get all of the data from these sources into one place and make it accessible to different teams. more teams get more users. ed: everything the public market at the mormon -- at the moment is overshadowed. and beenst done an ipo a very successful in day one pricing, what would be your advice. olivier: i do not have much to say. cities.in a number of it is a real business. always focuso is on your customers and having a business that is healthy in terms of the metrics and profitability. that is what we do and we keep doing that. they should do that too. ed: you have the stock that is common among tech companies. it hasn't been a subject with some controversy if should companies have so much control over companies going public. any was an -- was there discussion on pulling back? olivier: for us, we are building for the long term. that is been the case as a public company. that is why it was important for inv

. >> reporter: the defense lawyers say the circumstantial evidence points to olivier adella as the guiltyblood was found in his car and cell phone text messages and tracking show him to sonoma county where the body was dumped after being shot in the head and then returning to the peninsula. >> the prosecution is prosecuting a case. they have the wrong people on trial which is what the police first thought and held with that view until olivier adella started to give a fairy tale that has come to the end by him being arrested as a liar. >> reporter: despite the opening statement from one defense attorney and prosecutors only getting through one witness on the stand, attorneys still believe they are on pace to wrap up before thanksgiving. outside the courthouse, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new information tonight on the man suspect offend opening fire at san jose state university university last week. he is due in court on wednesday. he is facing attempted murder and other charges for shooting at the campus library and a parking garage last thursday. no one was hurt. we have learned he

prosecutors revoked a plea bargain for her trainer and bodyguard olivier adella.adella. kris. >> reporter: good evening. it was a full day in the courtroom. we already heard a lot just in the opening statements, but programs the most dramatic turn came in the form of one line delivered by the defense, and that is the wrong people are on trial for this murder. >> who they should be pursuing is mr. olivier adella and that's been clear from day one. how they're pursuing him will be up to the d.a.'s office. >> reporter: adella was arrested when the body of keith green was found in may 2016. he later pled guilty to dumping green's body and made a plea deal to testify against li and bayette. just last week the d.a.'s office revoked a deal accusing adella of breaking conditions of that deal. he will no longer be testifying. tiffany's lawyer said she delivered one of the longest opening statements of her 29-year career in order to make the case that -- that in fa in a li's custody battle was not as contentious as the prosecution alleged. a settlement had been reached between li

olivier: we have seen acquisitions in the past. we might in the future.r: that was the ceo of the data dog with ed hammond. coming up, an internet unit spinoff of south africa's naps berg traded publicly for the first time in europe this week. we will check in on the performance of their and with is tencent stake with its ceo next. the world's second richest person on climate change, we will hear from bill gates and his kind of the action we can take now to protect the planet. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: just last week investors piled into the newly listed internet unit from south africa 's naspers. shares jumped as much as 32% above its reference point before declining. prosus holds assets including a lucrative stake in china's tencent holding. i caught up with the ceo and asked what he sees in prosus that investors should be open to. >> the start was quite positive and i think what we expected it to be somewhat volatile in the beginning. it is a new listing and the shareholders have not received their shares. they will only get them effectively on mond

olivier adella has pled guilty to dumping the body of keith green. the prosecution argued today that he broke the conditions of his plea deal, which included not using social media and contacting witnesses. judge robert foils agreed just moments ago to remand adella into custody without bail. he is due back in court monday. tiffany li walked in monday. her co-accused kevin bayat has been in police custody and was escorted inside. li has been under arrest at his hil hillsborough home. >> any time she gets out, she's become a little agro phobic so she's more comfortable indoors. >> reporter: prosecutors say li and green were embroiled in a custody battle over their two children. li and bayat have pleaded not guilty to the charges. green disappeared in april 2016. a month later his body was sound in sonoma with a single bullet to the neck. olivier adella pled guilty to dumping the body. he served three years in jail and is now free. he is considered a star witness in the trial. while lawyers were in and out of the courthouse today, they said very little

adding to the courtroom drama was the district attorney steve wagstaffe's decision monday not to call olivier adella to testify in the murder trial of kaveh bayat and tiffany li. >> we have lost our trust in the validity of his testimony. >> reporter: a bombshell after wagstaffe decided last week to make a motion to revoke the d.a.'s plea deal with adella after they say he violated conditions of their agreement which included not using social media or contacting other witnesses. li and bayat are accused of murdering keith green, li's former boyfriend and father of her two children, who was shot in 2016. adella, li's trainer, pleaded no contest to accessory to murder for dumping green's body in sonoma county. now it's possible the d.a. will prosecute adella for green's murder. >> in some way we're celebrating a little. on the other hand this doesn't mean the end of the case. >> reporter: the lead attorney has felt adella played a larger role in green's murder but without him on the stand his defense strategy has to change. >> it turns the case into an entirely different animal. you work for th

comes after the san mateo county district attorney's office announced it is revoking a plea deal with olivier adela after finding out that he contacted defense witnesses adele is accused of dumping green's body in sonoma county lead previously posted a $35 million bail. her boyfriend at the time covered by ad is also charged with greens murder. he remains in jail. coming up with the opioid crisis seemingly getting worse evy day. >>what president trump inow saying and the legal battle that's unfolding. >>and ugly and uncomfortable scene in a restaurant after a man suffering from a brutal disease is not given the drink. he wants. >>and what would you do if a mountain lion came into your home, what tonight on the peninsula. out one was spotted in millbrae last night. it happened in the area of haas and away and it rocky lane. witnesses say that the cooper ran into a wooded hillside after someone spotted it near the intersection other sightings have been recently reported in san francisco and near the junction of highway 92 and interstate 2.80 and take a look at this while encounter in the foothi

today we learned the prosecution will be no longer presenting testimony of witness olivier adele a seen on the right side of your screen. he previously pleaded guilty to a charge related to disposing of green's body. the judge will also be pushing opening statements once again. they are now scheduled for monday. >> it is a tragic turn for a marin county family. an 11-year-old boy is dead and his father arrested following a boating accident on the bay. prominent mexican businessman was behind the wheel last night of his protector boat which looks like that. he was with his two sons on their way back to belvedere home from san francisco. somehow both sons fell over board forward near angel island. while attempting to rescue them, the boat hit both sons, badly injuring them. the 11-year-old died by the time they reached land. the 27-year-old was rushed to a hospital with major cuts to his leg. he was arrested on suspicion of dui. >> this was an unusual horrifying tragedy. we have a duty, we're sworn to enforce the law. and that's what we did, as painful as that sometimes is. >> he is a wea

they say olivier adella allegedly contacted a defense witness during the trial.inally charged with murder but pleaded no contest to being an accessory. the judge has since delayed the start of the trial until next week. tiffany li and her birth -- boyfriend kaveh bayat are kearged with the death of prosecutors say she arranged his death >> a tiburon man charged in the boating accident that killed his son is free on $1 million bail. 57-year-old javier burillo azcarraga , a member of one of mexico's wealthiest families was arrested at his home in belvedere. he was driving the boat into open water near angel island where both his sons were somehow thrown overboard. investigators say the boat hit them when javier burillo azcarraga turned around to pick them up. the boy who died was 11 years old. the older brother, 27 years old, suffered cuts and was sent to the hospital. >> nobody wants to contribute to unspeakable pain that he is and. we are entirely sympathetic. the officers interviewing him determined that probable cause to make an arrest for intoxication. we have

lee's trainer, mixed martial arts fighter olivier adella was charged with dumping the body after the murder. adila pleaded no contest to being an accessory to murder, served three years in county jail and is now free. >> we determined what he was guil guilty of was disposing of the body. >> reporter: he made a deal and is now testifying against lee. lee's attorney will argue that the real killer is adella. >> they were involved in a none platt kidnap plot. >> reporter: opening statements bright and early tomorrow at the spa san mateo courthouse at 9:30. trial expected to last a couple months, probably end just before thanksgiving. there's about 60 witnesses on the list to testify. that's a lot. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> oh, it sure is. $35 million bail. that's an astounding amount of money and one of the highest bails ever in the country. a lot to come up with. was it cash, property, both? >> reporter: it was both. mostly property. that's a story in itself. tiffany lee posted $35 million in bail and property bonds. that means california law, that means that she had to guarantee assets

steve wagstaffe revoked a plea deal with olivier adella saying he violated conditions of their agreementtiffany li are accused of murdering li's former boyfriend. adella pleaded no contest to accessory to murder for dumping green's body in sonoma county. now it's possible the d.a. will prosecute adella for green's murder. >> he was to have no contact with witnesses and he was to not engage in the use of social media to reach out to anything connected to the case. those are the general areas that he, among others, violated and which caused us to say we're not going to utilize his testimony in the case. >> openin statements have been pushed back to next monday. >>> saudi arabia says it will invite international experts to help in the investigation into an attack on the world's largest oil refinery. iranian weapons were used in saturday's attacks. iran denies it. they say this morning there will be no talks with the u.s. at any level. there had been speculation president trump might meet with his iranian counterpart during the upcoming u.n. general assembly this month. global oil prices spi

.>> the prosecutor's star witness is a man named olivier adella. he is accused of helping dispose of greens body. he says he has no part in the murder. he struck a deal and change for his testimony against li and her boyfriend who are being tried together. li is facing 26 years up to life in prison if she is convicted here. the opening statements, as i mentioned, our set to start less than 30 minutes now. leah showing up here quiet. this trial could last up to 2 months. reporting live outside the san mateo county courthouse, allison rodriguez, fox2 . >>> the democratic candidates are prepping for tonight's big debate. it is the first debate where all of the top candidates will be on the very same stage on the same night. any people will be watching. elizabeth warren, who is rising in the polls now, but according to a recent poll, and texas, joe biden is still considered the front runner.>> i keep saying that he doesn't have to win. you just can't lose. i think you will take the same path going into this debate. not necessarily trying to strike the

we learned that a plea deal for olivier adella has been revoked. li and bayat are being tried for the murder of keith greene, who was the father of li's two children. earlier this year adella admitted to dumping green's body. >>> new details and new video on a tragedy on the bay. you're looking at investigators onboard a boat that was involved in a deadly incident over the weekend. the 11-year-old boy went overboard from his father's boat and was then run over and killed. that father now faces manslaughter charges. wayne freedman is in san rafael with more. >> reporter: good evening. the suspect left the jail about an hour ago after posting a $1 million bail. he's a well known and respected resident of tiburon and belvedere. his family owns hotels in mexico. in a neighborhood of spectacular homes, it may be the nicest of them all. that did not keep tiburon police and sheriff's deputies from serving a search warngt on it today. they would not say what they were looking for but what led to it is catastrophic on multiple levels. >> it's a tragedy. we'

steve wagstaffe revoked a plea deal with olivier adella.ys adella violated conditions of their agreement. kaveh bayat and tetchy any li are accused of killing green, li's ex-boyfriend. now it's possible the d.a. will prosecute adella for green's murder. >> he was to have no contact with witnesses and he was to not engage in the use of social media to reach out to anything connected to the case. those are the areas he violated and caused to us say we're not going to utilize his testimony in the case. >> opening statements pushed back to next monday. >>> saudi arabia says it'll invite international experts to help in the investigation into an attack on the worm's largest oil refinery. the saudis say all indication are iranian weapons were used in saturday's attacks. iran denies it. the supreme leader khamenei says this morning there will be no talks with the u.s. at any level. there had been speculation he might meet with his counterpart. >>> global oil prices pulled back a bit overnight from a 20% spike following the attack. analysts say tha

it is revoking a plea deal with olivier our della after finding out that he contacted defense witnesses. adela is accused of dumping green's body in sonoma county lead previously posted $35 million bail. her boyfriend. how they buy at is also charged with greens murder. he remains in jail. also on $35 million bail. >>the genie will stand trial in a civil case in san francisco superior court in connection to the second deadliest wildfire in california. today a judge set a january 7th date for a trial on claims against utility by a small group of elderly and ill sonoma county residents who were harmed in the tubbs fire. the fire in 2017 burned through sonoma napa counties and killed 22 people l fire already announced in january that the tubbs fire was caused by a private electrical system in calistoga but 18 plaintiffs claims that pg should be held but held liable. a pipe that broke in the east bay was a 6 inch cast iron main then was installed back in 1969 crews in pleasant hill expect to restore water service tomorrow for 14 customers there the water was shut off. tonight following that

the key witness in the case, olivier a vahe is in custody for allegedly using instagram to constant contact a defense witness. that violated the judges order. lady and kava biot are charged in the 2016 shooting death of lee's ex-boyfriend, the father of her two children. day a cut a deal and was scheduled to testify against the other two prosecutors now say he will not take the stand, and they are revoking his plea deal. >>> one of the bay area teenagers being held in connection with the killing of an italian police officer back in july will remain in custody. lawyers for gabriel metallic high or have dropped a request for their client to be released. the teens attorney say they need time to study new evidence that emerged recently. high worth and his friend are accused of fatally stabbing a plainclothes police officer during a drug deal went wrong. >>> renown journalist and critical journalist cokie roberts has died. she worked for abc news for three decades. she hosted the political show this week was san donaldson from 1996 to 2002. early reporting crew career also included cbs news and

the prosecutor star witness is a man named olivier padilla which is accused of helping dispose of grainshe murder. li is facing 26 years or up to life in prison if she is convicted. is opening statements in court are set to begin at 9:30 am this morning. reporting live outside the san mateo courthouse. allison rodriguez, ktvu fox2 news. >>> police and fremont searching for thieves blamed for several car break-ins. there targeting suvs to have those retractable rear cargo covers. in many cases, nothing was stolen. lycie the thieves may be assuming there is something of value under the vers. police say drivers, you should always park and well lit, populated areas. >>> the time is 7:36 am. california could soon ban law enforcement agencies from using facial recognition cameras and body cameras. they were the first city in the country to ban facial recognition tech knowledge he. aclu tested the technology and found it incorrectly matched 28 members of congress with crime suspects. opponents in the bill say the state should put restrictions on the technology and not a ban. the bill cleared th

alicia alhadeff, scott beigel, martin decay, aaron feiss, jamie guttenberg, jared long run, joaquin olivier, ayana petty, and let me tell you a story about her. i met her family because after we had hurricane irma, her brother, who was just up here the other day, patrick. he is going on his two-year mission. their mormons. his dad was working in everglades city to do cleanup. i remember meeting them before this ever happened. meadow pollack, helena ramsay, and meadow's dad, you've seen him a lot on television. and then peter wang. every one of these families has a horrible story. just wonderful family members. their lives have been changed forever. we've got to figure out how to change this. the remarkable strength and dedication you will shown in the aftermath of such an unspeakable tragedy is inspiring. as we see many times, solutions after tragedy get lost in politics. but there is a lot of reasons why this happened. we were able to cut through that, sort of, and i am hopeful that we can continue to work together to make our school safer. we've got great law enforcement officers in our s