but they made a detour here to the palisades, to their spot. steven remembers pulling up to the scenic lookout, sitting in the car with jodi, sharing a wine cooler. >> there were other people sitting in the spot, the spot where the binoculars and walked up into the this sort of open view. >> he says they then turned and took a well-worn path into the those rocks. they sat there he with the rock against her back holding her. at some point something goes terribly wrong. >> yes. >> he says he stood up to go back to the car to get wine and blanket. for whatever reason, jodi stood up, too, the edge of the rock was at her feet. what was your last glimpse of your wife? >> just standing up and, you know, stumbling forward. >> jodi hagone off the cliff. >> i didn't know how bad things were but i was stunned. >> what did you do? >> i got down on my stomach, stuck my head over and i just yelled, jodi, jodi, talk to me. i just yelled down there. >> but no response. >> he grabbed a flashlight and flagged down a motorest who came here to the palisades police

among them a death on the cliffs of the palisades so many years ago.of jody. >> there is a renewed push since 2002 to look into the cold cases. >> reporter: marcos covered the case for the record newspaper in new jersey. on one hand he said it didn't seem the prosecutor had reason to pursue the cold case. >> in terms of hard evidence there was nothing new. >> reporter: the prosecutor did have someone new. a famous fame to join the investigation into jody's death. dr. michael bodden, a world renowned forensic pathologist who investigated the deaths of john f. kennedy and john belushi and testified at the trial of o.j. simpson. he was about to turn up the heat on a cold case. >> dr. bodden reviewed the evidence and determined that it could not have been an accidental fall. >> reporter: in december of 2008, detectives paid one more visit to stephen. >> they wouldn't tell me what it was for. i had no idea what this was about. it make sense. >> reporter: 16 years after that fatal night on the cliff, police were back. and stephen was in for a shock. after al

. >> charlize theron was also having a night out without the kids at caruso's palisades village openinga little late for them. trust me they would come in a heart beat. >> the oscar winning mom is busy shooting "fair and balanced." it's about the ousting of fox news ceo roger ailes amid sexual harassment claims from several employees including anchors meghan kelly and gretchen carlson. charlize is meghan, nicole kidman, gretchen. >> i think it's an important story. it was written really well. we need to tell these stories for sure. >> by the way you need a star salary to live by this new village, the average price of a home in the neighborhood $2.5 million. >> coming up -- ♪ >> celine dion back in the studio. then emma stone and jonah hill reunited. >> we've been friends for a decade. >> our super flashback friday remembering their first time on time, with me not kissing back. >> and kristen bell gone wild. why crowd [alarm clock]t ♪ ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. >> halloween horror night at universal studios is ♪ >> celine dion fans celebrate. new m music is

. >>> this was on palisades road near lake county highway. the faa is now investigating the incident. >>> this evening crews are bracing a damaged section of the transbay transit center after cracks were found in two large steel beams over fremont street. workers will reduce the pressure on the steel beams that pose a risk of failing before they attempt the permanent fix. officials say the transit center and fremont street will remain closed through at least next week. >>> a fight over rent control is heating up in mountain view and will likely extend into 2020. kpix 5's devon feely on a fierce battle. >> reporter: the battle over rent control in mountain view has become so charged and so contentious it has garnered its own colorful nickname. >> we name it the sneaky repeal. >> reporter: the advocate described it as underhanded and sneaky tack a ties. >> when you are a mountain view voter, yes. would you like to support rent control? but we have rent control. but this is different. that is a lie. >> reporter: voters approved measure d that ca

pacific palisades, california, "the hills" star lauren conrad helping to open a new shopping center wheredreau has a closer look. >> reporter: lauren conrad, a fashion and beauty trendsetter from her best-selling books to her time on mtv's hit reality show "the hills." >> i don't know what i'm supposed to do. >> reporter: this morning she's part of an elite group of women leading a revolution. >> this is a pinch me moment. >> reporter: opening her first story, the little market at the new palisades village. >> what really makes this store unique? >> what's really great about our products we are a nonprofit and with every purchase there's direct impact. so especially for gift giving, it's something you can feel good about. >> reporter: after five successful years of selling online, lauren and her business partner hanna are now banking on their brick and mortar shop and the visionary behind it all -- >> it was designed around the family. >> reporter: real estate billionaire and grill master, rick caruso. >> it definitely feels like a village. >> yeah. >> a village within a village. >> yeah,

it happened yesterday off palisades road. the fires were quickly contained. the helicopter was under contract of pg&e to patrol lines. it apparently got so close that it clipped them, sparking flames. >> there are a lot of cases where helicopters need to fly low to get near our facilities and equipment to inspect the lines. >> the helicopter managed to land safely in a nearby field. none of the three people got hurt. >>> happening today, google ceo is scheduled to meet privately with members of congress. the meeting comes after he and his boss larry page stood up lawmakers at a public hearing earlier this month. the closed door gathering is expected to include discussions about president trump's recent allegations. and he claims google has been rigging search results to suppress conservative viewpoints. google has denied any political bias. >>> a robot delivery service has a lot of cleaning up to do after a fire broke out at a san jose office. it looks like lithium batteries sparked the fire of starship technologies on meridian avenue. most of the damage is f

they built a palisades. it's very interesting to go to the archaeological excavations in cologne. there, one ofseum the best museums of roman germanic relations. and out of this they build a wall and they found really a new city of cologne. and build a wall around them. which isprinciple happening all across europe, city air makes you free. this powerful motto after a year and a day. you run away from your feudal lord, you get into us. you are there for a year and a day could you go from one or books to another. and at the end of a year and a day you are a free person. unsolved of any obligations you had before to your feudal master. that is a very powerful message and by the way, those of you who know recent european history -- what did the national socialist at on the death camp auschwitz? at auschwitz? work will set you free. it's important to understand that the national socialists were masters of symbolic humiliation. exultation of themselves and humiliation of others. forcedwhen the jews were to march over the broken headstones of the vandalized jewish cemeteries, they destr

when roosevelt dies, he wants to carve him in an equestrian relief giant on the palisades in new jersey so you'd be crossing the george washington bridge, you'd see t.r. on a big horse going out every day. but that didn't happen. but, yes, so t.r., those 1007 executive orders are more than all the ones of the presidents that precede him. and we only number executive orders starting with t.r. because before them there weren't enough to number. he's like, well, that was about that bridge falling down or something. but with t.r. it's like, okay, we're up to 1006. and he's the fellow who says, you know, if the constitution doesn't say i can't do it, i can do it. which is a really radical thought for, well, even now, but certainly back then when these guys were the executive order officer and were -- it's like the congress was the most powerful branch for, you know, like for a hundred years almost before t.r., and he really changes it. and enables, enables woodrow wilson to carry on and fdr and truman, etc., etc., etc., in his vein. .. working his way up the corporate ladder. >> for the post