and so pamela's idea was, let's do it right...et's get the money licensing. >> her husband said absolutely not. >> he said absolutely not. >> but pam moved forward anyway and withdrew a large sum of cash to apply for the licenses. and for jim fayed that may have been the last straw. >> he called her names that i cannot and will not repeat on your horrible, horrible accusations about pamela fayed, the mother of his own child. and he was doing this in order to set the stage for what i believe was his ultimate goal, was to take all the money and to crush her during the divorce proceeding. >> in california it's pretty hard to crush somebody and take all the money in a divorce proceeding. >> i would say so. she helped build the company. she was an officer in the company. she held half of the company's proceeds. i mean, she was half owner. it's as simple as that. >> and soon there would be another problem, what pam fayed had worried about would come true. federal investigators would come after goldfinger, indicting both jim and pam faye

pamela: los esperamos maÑana en redes sociales.gase conectado.♪ locutor:y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14" a las 18:00. ya de ——yadira:quÉ tal?, sean bienvenidos y gracias por su preferencia. hoy hemos tenido un dÍa tranquilo pero se ha incrementado en viento. es un sistema que se estÁ moviendo hacia el sur de nuestra Área. el viento va disminuyendo a medida que avanza la noche. tenemos cielos bastante despejados. hacia san francisco bastante de tejado. vamos a ver ese descenso en las temperaturas en el Área de san francisco. las condiciones van a ir cambiando el fin de semana. este martes se cumpliÓ el cuarto dÍas de mas es los de oakland. el distrito escolar ofrece un aumento salarial de hasta un 22% . los mas es los buscan un acuerdo mÁs progresista una niÑa que estudia en oakland dios se opiniÓn sobre la escuela. [hablan inglÉs] >> la niÑa dice que cuando hace frÍo el calentador es muy ruidoso. vamos a seguir con el tema. esto es segÚn un reporte de nuestra compaÑera. ana marÍa es una madre de familia luego de haber sido el pulsad

just like pamela, her experience has defined her career path. many children gets defiled and most of those parents did not have the resources to pursue the justice that their children deserved. with these sexual offences, perpetrators are always known to the victims, in most cases it is a relative. it was very tough, because some of these things i had not experienced them. a father having sexual intercourse with a daughter, granddaughter, it was very traumatic for me. and i think here and there, i would literally break down. eunice is alerted to some of the cases of defilement and gender—based violence that do get reported to the police. today, she is taking us with her as she visits the family of one of the most acute cases of sexual violence and incest she's been dealing with over the years. we're going to visit a family of a child who was defiled when she was about three years. yes, when she was defiled. she was defiled by her stepfather�*s brother. the mother didn't notice until her walking style and things changed and when she asked her abo

consistent outreach on their part that the da responded. >> the phone call was that pamela preis was not going to meet with us and she was not going to have a conversation with us, and we discussed my concerns about the charges. and the fact that we were not being kept in the loop. >> reporter: blake's parents were told she had a full schedule until mid-june, they also learned that both suspects are felons. >> she is facing murder charges and something they call little gun, which is 5 years, it is not robbery, it is not intent to rob and there's no special circumstances or enhancements at all, and we were told by the da that we should expect none because it is the policy of pamela preis. it doesn't make any logical sense in my heart or anything. >> reporter: blake was set to get married in august and aspired to be a police officer. he was active with the boy scouts his entire life. lori said her son loved his job although it could be dangerous. >> he talked about guns being pulled on him and he talked about the massive amounts of shoplifting and it was in pleasanton, it was in every

now at 8 alameda county's district attorney pamela price. opening up about some terrifying threats that she's been receiving as she faces intense scrutiny over her policies on crime. plus, oakland teachers begin their strike over contract deal with parents and students can expect for tomorrow. and lawyers fans fired up at thrive city tonight as the dep's try to even up the playoff series against the lakers. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 8. i'm pam moore and ken wayne. teachers will be back on the picket line tomorrow in oakland, the oakland education association calling on its members tonight to resume negotiations. >> tomorrow morning today was day one of the teachers strike over the lack of a contract deal. kron four's. catherine heenan is here now with the latest. catherine? >> well, we knew this strike was being described as open and good. and yes, it has been confirmed >> 7.30, tomorrow morning. both sides expected to be back at the bargaining table. at least that's the plan. the strike continues after teachers spend

special allegations, any plea deals the table and on the known to do. >> district attorney pamela price says she hopes that information about what's actually happening in these court cases will lower the temperature in the community and stop those motivated. i'm sending violent messages even they disagree with politics of criminal justice reform. but i don't have a reason to fear. >> i just look at it is how it effects our community and that we do one hate to spread and we don't want it to become the norm where we threaten people's lives because we don't like their policies. >> and oakland haaziq kron. 4 news police in davis arrest the man who they say stabbed and killed 2 men and critically injured a woman over the course of a week. now we're learning that the suspect has ties to the bay area and was actually a former uc davis student dan thorn has the details on what investigators are saying about the serial stabbing case that has been terrorizing the small community of davis. >> we are >> to deliver the news. the entire community that everybody's been waiting to hear. we've made >> t

good evening, i'm pamela brown, in for erin burnett. at night, placing a revenge, the sound of aerate siren, heard across ukraine's capital as the city prepares for russia to retaliate, after the kremlin says, it prevented that assassination attempt on vladimir putin. on russian state tv, this right here is the message. >> every day control centers, the presidential office in kyiv and the government building should be turned into dust. >> those sorts of, threats creating chaos in the streets of kyiv after a loaf flying drone was spotted in the capital. you could see it being hit right there. and then going down in this ball of flames. shortly after that incident ukraine acknowledging the drone was one of its own. shut down because ukraine lost control of it. now, this was a sigh of relief, one that may be short lived. meanwhile, russia ramping up its claims, that yesterday drone strike, on the kremlin was carried out by ukraine and the u.s.. and, tonight, the u.s. is responding. >> i know there's lots of questions, but we just don't hav

>> it's hard to tell, pamela.hink that there are a lot of russians who want to believe the kremlin line, the older russians, the russians who watch television, who get their news through television, they want to believe it, and so they'll kind of go along until it's inconvenient to continue to fool themselves. this is a lot of the way the russian mind worked, frankly, under the soviet times. there are many younger people who get their news from the internet. you can't block the internet in russia the way that you can in china, and so they have a better sense of what's going on through telegram and other internet sources. telegram is sort of like twitter. so, i would say that it's hard -- it's hard to fool all of the russians all of the time, but you know, the russians, i think, are preferring to be largely in denial. they're not interested, though, in going to war, and i think putin has to decide, you know, is he going to try to mobilize more people if this offensive comes and use the excuse of, you know, the west

i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. breaking news, tapes at mar-a-lago. special counsel jack smith is now asking questions about the handling of surveillance tapes from trump's home in florida. whether the tapes could have been tampered with. smith of course is leading the criminal investigation into trump's handling of classified documents. they want to hear from one or two executives. they're said to know a lot about mar-a-lago's inner workings. trump went on fox news to boasts about the tapes he handed over to prosecutors. >> they raided mar-a-lago. vicious ly raided mar-a-lago. i have tape, i gave them tapes. i gave it to them. i could have held that back. i gave them tape. but you know the tape they don't want me to reveal, if possible, they asked me, the raid itself. >> he gave those tapes under subpoena, but were those tapes everything? paula reid just broke this story. paula, what more are you learning? >> reporter: prosecutors working for special counsel jack smith have been asking about security footage from trump's mar-a-lago resort. and specif

. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, alameda county district attorney pamela price facing some harsh criticism now. >> how she says that's impacting her. we'll be right back with that story. >> i-29 and we're checking out. the weather of the cloud has lifted. was fog over you or the weather? yeah, it was pretty clear out this morning when think most of today's going to be fine by know, kind of gets a little iffy later on. john, walk us through it. yeah, that's exactly what we're looking like. so today, daytime hours looking really good. and then we'll low pressure area drops in again. so enjoy what is a dry morning commute. so far we're looking good out there for now. >> later on towards sunset time, especially we'll start to see some showers moving through men. some pretty wet overnight. conditions may be a good movie night later on after dinner. we are seeing nice dry skies this morning, though, which is a nice important note for your friday commute. some 40's and 50's this morning later on today will be into the upper 50's to low to mid 60's showers holding off mostly i

pamela? >> jason carroll, thank you for that report from new york. mayor of atlanta andre dickens. there are a lot of issues at play here. homelessness, mental health, crime, public safety. these are all problems that you have dealt with as mayor of a major american city. i'm wondering how do you view this situation? >> as i continue to watch it on the news, my heart goes out to this family of jordan, and just hope that we never get to the point where this is comfortable in any city in america. i trust that mayor eric adams, a very competent and capable leader along with his investigators and team will figure out what the right answers are for this situation. but just know that across this country, we see mental health challenges that are on the rise, homelessness continues to occur because the rising cost of housing, the interest rates are high, inflation sis up. people are finding themselves sleeping on the trains, sleeping in the woods, sleeping on the streets across america. we should never get so comfortable with that. and also just watching cho

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now to an interview you'll only see here on kron 4. >> alameda county district attorney pamela priceolicies. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the da exclusively. someone suggesting that i should have a bullet in my forehead. >> receiving less than flattering comments about your personal job performance comes with the territory for elected public officials do solemnly swear, but alameda county district attorney pamela price as the kind of messages she has received since being sworn into office back in january has raised concern for her personal safety. most of the messages are too graphic television, but here's what i can show you. i pray for them in. you keep letting free comes back and handles you personally. if that's where she lives, that finder teacher lesson. you expect criticism. you expect people to have strong views. >> but we should not have a public conversation where racism and sexism and attacks. threaten my safety or tolerated. that's intolerable. and i think we have a duty as public officials and his community residents to push back against. >> here's another one. i

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>> reporter: hi there, pamela. there were pretty severe drone and missile attacks by the russians and they pretty much came in two waves. one was overnight using cruise missiles and drones and the ukrainians say their air defenses shot most of those down. later in the morning there were ballistic missile attacks and the ukrainians said of those shot they managed to take all out but nevertheless, of course, for the folks who live in the city there were frightening moments. here's what happened. terrified children running for their lives as russia unleashed another massive aerial attack on ukrainian cities but ukraine says its air defense managed to shoot down all the ballistic missiles fired at the capital, kyiv, and now ukraine's forces seem nearly ready for their own much anticipated counteroffensive. this weekend, ukraine's top general, valeriy zaluzhnyy releasing this video showcasing modern western weapons with a clear message, it's time to take back what's ours. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: that's wha

and thank you pamela. this has been a great conversation. i had a question about navigating your publishing deal. any advice you would have for someone who? was interested in having one or lessons learned in terms of as you get one getting an agent for any of our students who might be interested in possibly writing a book. just a few bits of advice on that would be great. thank you. maybe the more recent dealmakers should speak first. i don't know. i'm gonna go roxanna. sure. i as far as advice goes to people who would like to get a deal. you know, i i think i really was flying blind for a good portion of it until i found my agent mckenzie, and she helped me a lot with my book proposal. i think i i wrote several stories ahead of my book proposal and that was really helpful because it a it i did a lot of reporting beforehand but b. i also i realized that it was it was all one thing in my brain and that helped me a lot. i think in pitching the book. i do think like your agent is super important in the process. and so, you know the query proces

pamela brown, thanks so much. and don't go anywhere, the new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper is next right here on cnn. stay tuned for that, and reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. thanks so much for watching. i'll see you here next weekend. the whole story starts right now. >>> coming up -- >> i was loyal to that product. >> on the whole story. >> i blame johnson & johnson baby powder. >> we have never confirmed a finding of asbestos in any product that has been sold. >> do you consider it an abuse of bankruptcy law? >> i do. i definitely do. >> welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper. tonight, cnn chief investigative correspondent pamela brown brings us the story of three women in legal battles with one of the largest health care companies in the world over a commonly used household item they say is responsible for causing their cancers. that product is johnson & johnson talcm baby powder. for more than a century, the name johnson & johnson was sin onmm with baby powder. these are

that we should expect non-because it is the policy of pamela preis. it does not make any logical sense in my heart or anything. >> reporter: blake was sent to get married in august and aspired to be a police officer. he was active with the boy scouts his entire life. lori said that her son loved his job, though it could be dangerous. >> he talked about guns being pulled on him. he talked about the mass amounts of shoplifting. it was in pleasanton and in every store. he worked all of alameda county. >> reporter: since price was elected on a platform of tough sentencing, several longtime prosecutors have left her office, which faces increasing scrutiny for doing away with most sentencing enhancements under her leadership. >> she is not allowing us to grief. that is the reality. she has got us so focused and stuck on fighting for justice that we don't get to process any of the emotion. we don't get to process what christmas looks like. so this one is really special just because -- >> reporter: lori showed us their last family photo. >> the hugs were the

pamela price's past comments about police officers, including jason flesher, make it impossible for her to handle the case fairly. flesher is charged with the shooting death of stephen taylor at a walmart in 2020. taylor was holding it back inside the store. fletcher opened fire within seconds of confronting taylor. >> and supporters of stephen taylor were also at the courthouse ahead of today's hearing. they said the constant delays make things harder. >> stephen was in a mental health situation when he was murdered. stephen has been dead for three years and we still have no court date and that is what we are looking for. it is so traumatic for me to have to come here every other month just to say, we are going to see you in another six weeks. >> fletcher's attorney says he plans to already appeal that decision about pamela price. the family is also suing officer flesher for wrongful death. >>> 18 new officers graduated from oakland, but they join a police force in turmoil. mayor sheng thao says she is waiting on a recommendation for a new police chief from the commission. >>> potentia

pamela: sintoniza su noticiero local, los esperamos maÑana con mucho mÁs. ♪ locutor:y ahora "noticiasn 14" a las seis. la neblina no puede faltar. espero que hayan tenido una excelente dÍa. va a continuar moviÉndose en la noche. vamos a ver algo de llovizna. las temperaturas por encima de lo normal y bastante fresco en la costa. tuvimos bastante frente frÍo. se mantiene un patrÓn muy tÍpico para marion. tenemos una capa de nubes entrando y saliendo. vamos a continuar con esas condiciones. hemos visto un poquitico de viento. el resto de la noche estaremos en el rango de los 60. quÉ pasa maÑana, se lo cuento en minutos? o alina paola: muchos jÓvenes empiezan a trabajar en este verano. sepa cuÁles son las legislaciones laborales y que no se abusen de ellos. >> muchos padres de adolescentes buscan darle permiso. lo menor de edad necesitan no sÓlo de la autorizaciÓn de los padres, sino tambiÉn de la escuela. >> estÁ muy emocionada. hay permiso de los padres. >> el proceso empieza pidiendo a la escuela un permiso para trabajar. el estudiante lo va a regresar a la escuela y la escuela va che

. ♪ ♪ pamela: verÁn a quÉ famosos ha encarnado. maity: estas son las principales noticias.taque. su madre dice que tiene problemas mentales por no recibirla medicina adecuada para la ansiedad y depresiÓn.

pamela: quÉ maravilla, quÉ orgullo para esta madre.helle: asÍ llegamos al final, pero mantÉngase informado con su noticiero local. locutor: y ahora "noticias univisiÓn" 14 a las 18:00. usted tal vez indio la temperatura mÁs elevada. concord en comparaciÓn al dÍa de ayer. estuvo en esos 80. marco el aeropuerto de san francisco. ahora, el livermore vimos temperaturas cercanas a lo normal, pero el fin de semana el sÁbado llegamos a los 92 y ahora estamos en los 89. las condiciones se van a mantener en los 80. >> la celebraciÓn del dÍa de las madres fue una tragedia para una familia colombiana. en homicidio fue clasificado como un acto de violencia domÉstica. >> mayra alejandra era una madre familia que cruzÓ la frontera para brindarle ayuda a su hija. >> toco luchar muy duro para poder pasar. estaba decidida para una mejor vida. ese vaciado acabÓ con la vida de ella. >> habÍa dado un desayuno. mayra fue atacada con este hombre. son de todo monos signos vitales. es una persona que falleciÓ. >> siempre fuimos muy unidas. era muy trabajadora

we have reached out to pamela prices office for comment. former teacher at a preschool on the stanford university campuses now facing murder charges as ktvu jesse gary report, she was arrested last week at the preschool. 22 year old diana, dornelles and 27 year old dennis novoa are both behind bars and charged with murder in the death of a san jose man through investigations of people who last saw him are who last saw our victim, mr waterfall, um, and reviewing surveillance footage, uh, they were able to make that connection. santa cruz county sheriff's detectives are spearheading this case and say ornelas was arrested last wednesday at her job on the stanford university campus. she worked is a preschool teacher at the children's center of the stanford community, in an email statement to the community at the time, the university saying the arrest happened at naptime outside the perimeter of the ccs c campus. children were not present when this occurred and it did not disrupt operations. stanford says ornelas is no longer employed there. the

pamela brown, thanks so much.ht at 8:00 on cnn. thank you for joining me. >>> we continue with jim acosta right now. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin with the latest from two heartbreaking scenes in texas.

alameda county district attorney pamela price is criminal justice reform policies have drawn their fair share of criticisms during her short time in office. but price says some of that criticism is going too far and getting 2 personal, including hate filled messages, racist vitriol and even death threat or has he? matt yoon has more now with the da. in an exclusive interview, you'll only see here on kron 4. someone suggesting. >> that i should have a bullet in my forehead. >> receiving less than flattering comments about your personal job performance comes with the territory for elected public officials do solemnly swear, but alameda county district attorney pamela price as the kind of messages she has received since being sworn into office back in january has raised concern for her personal safety. most of the messages are too graphic television, but here's what i can show you. i pray for them in. you keep letting free comes back and handles you personally. if that's where she lives, that finder teacher lesson. you expect criticism. you expect people to have strong views. >> but we sho

in that time the family says district attorney pamela price never reached out. it was only after consistent outreach on their part that the d.a. assigned to the case responded. >> the phone call was that pamela price was not going to meet with us. she was not going to have a conversation with us. we discussed my concerns about the charges. and the fact that we were not being kept in the loop. >> reporter: blake's parents were told they had a full schedule until mid june. they also learned that both suspects are felons. >> she is facing murder charges and something called little gun, which means five years. it is not robbery, it's not intent to rob, and there are no special circumstances or enhancements being added at all. we were told by the d.a. that it is on her case that we should expect none because it is the policy of pamela price. it doesn't make any logical sense in my heart and my space or anything. >> reporter: blake was set to get married in august, and aspired to be a police officer. he was active with the boy scouts his entire life. lorie said her so

in that time the family said pamela price never reached out. it was only after consistent outreach on their part that a d.a. assigned to the case responded. >> the phone call was that pamela price was not going to meet with us. and we discussed my corners about the charges. >> reporter: we were told price had a full schedule until june. and we also learned both suspects are felons. >> she is facing murder charges, which means five years. it's not robbery, it's not intent to rob. and there are no special circumstances or enhancements being added at all. and we were told by the d.a. that it is on her case that we should expect none because it is the policy of pamela price. it doesn't make any logical sense in my heart or anything. >> reporter: blake was set to get married in august. he was active with the boy scout his entire life. >> he talked about guns being pulled on him. he talked about the mass amounts of shoplifting. it was in pleasanton and every store. he worked all around alameda county. >> reporter: since price was elected in november,

fresher allegations, any plea deals on the table and on the known to do. >> district attorney pamela price says she hopes that information about what's actually happening in these court cases will lower the temperature in the community and stop those motivated. i'm sending violent messages even if they disagree with her politics of criminal justice reform. but i don't have a reason to fear. >> i just look at it is how it effects our community and that we don't want hate to spread and we don't want it's become the norm where we threaten people's lives because we don't like their policies. >> when has it made kron? 4 news? >> prominent bay area civil rights attorney john burris is now reportedly rough. are viewing the deadly shooting of banco brown in san francisco are says spokesperson tells us that burris has been contacted by brown's family. brown was shot and killed at a san francisco walgreens store last week by a security guard. the guard told investigators that brown was shoplifting and he fired his weapon in self-defense. all of the charges against the security guard have been

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we'll be right now to an interview you'll only see here on kron 4 alameda county district attorney pamelasays she's faced death threats over her criminal justice reform policies. kron four's haaziq ly. e with the da exclusi someone suggesting. >> that i should have a bullet in my forehead. >> receiving less than flattering comments about your personal job performance comes with the territory for elected public officials do solemnly swear, but alameda county district attorney pamela price as the kind of messages she has received since being sworn into office back in january has raised concern for her personal safety. most of the messages are too graphic for television, but here's what i can show you. i pray for them and you keep letting free comes back and handles you personally. if that's where she lives, that find her teacher lesson. you expect criticism. you expect people to have strong views. >> but we should not have a public conversation where racism and sexism and attacks. threaten my safety or tolerate. that's intolerable. and i think we have a duty as public officials and his comm

and now an interview you'll see only on kron. 4 alameda county district attorney pamela price talkingpolicies. yeah. price saying some of that criticism goes way too far from forces. you tune. >> takes a look. >> someone suggesting that i should have a bullet in my forehead. >> receiving less than flattering comments about your personal job performance comes with the territory for elected public officials do solemnly swear, but alameda county district attorney pamela price as the kind of messages she has received since being sworn into office back in january has raised concern for her personal safety. most of the messages are too graphic for television, but here's what i can show you. i pray for them and you keep letting free comes back and handles you personally. if that's where she lives, that finder teacher lesson. you expect criticism. you expect people to have strong views. >> but we should not have a public conversation where racism and sexism and attacks. threaten my safety or tolerated. that's intolerable. and i think we have a duty as public officials and his community reside

pamela brown, thanks so much.ith anderson cooper is next right here on cnn. stay tuned for that, and reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. thanks so much for watching. i'll see you here next weekend. the whole story starts right now.

roberta another alameda county prosecutor has resigned in protest of district attorney pamela price. assistant d. a. butch ford criticized price in his resignation letter writing, in part, quote, your short time in office has been marked by hubris, ignorance and lies. you have abandoned the victims of crime in this county end quote. ford was placed on administrative leave days after price took office in january, he says. since then, he was never able to get any answer as to why she put him on leave districts. critics of district attorney price accuser of seeking lenient charges and plea deals for people accused of crimes and ignoring victims families. at least seven other alameda county prosecutors have either resigned or given notice that they plan to have reached out to the representatives for d a prices office. they say they're working on response to ford's letter. time now is 7033 elements county employees now facing criminal charges. the charges filed by the district attorney, pamela prices, new public accountability office 50 year old nicole perales, accused of lewd acts with a

pamela: verÁn a quÉ famosos ha encarnado. maity: estas son las principales noticias.o llegÓ lejos el pistolero que huyÓ tras matar a tiros a una mujer y herir a otras cuatro en un centro mÉdico de atalanta. fue capturado seis horas despuÉs del ataque. su madre dice que tiene problemas mentales por no recibirla medicina adecuada para la ansiedad y depresiÓn. arrestan a la pareja y a un amigo del prÓfugo francisco oropesa por ayudarle a esconderse. >> estamos pensando en aumentar los cargos a asesinato capital. maity: saÚl "el canelo" Álvarez expresÓ su emociÓn de regresar a su jalisco natal para paliar el saludo contra john ryder. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. leÓn: comenzamos con la captura del pistolero que matÓ a una mujer y dejÓ heridas a otras cuatro. el hombre tenÍa cita mÉdica en ese lugar. poco despuÉs de llegar con su madre, empezÓ a disparar. maity: luego huyÓ, desatando una cacerÍa para encontrarlo. su madre dice que tenÍa un desequilibrio mental porque le recetar

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tonight, cnn chief investigative correspondent pamela brown brings us the story of three women in legal battles with one of the largest health care companies in the world over a commonly used household item they say is responsible for causing their cancers. that product is johnson & johnson talcum baby powder. for more than a century, the name johnson & johnson was synonymous with baby powder. the lawsuit from these women claimed the powder contained asbestos. and these are just three out of tens of thousands of lawsuits johnson & johnson is facing over this product, which was discontinued in the u.s. and canada in 2020. johnson & johnson staunchly denies these claims, and you'll hear from them directly in this hour about their methodology and science. pamela brown will also show just how this corporation is protecting its brand and how it could become a road map for other corporations facing mass litigation. "shaken: baby powder on trial." ♪ >>> anyone tells you you have cancer, i don't care who you are, you're in shock. when the doctor came out to give me the results, this really blin

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. >> like pamela, for example, who responded to ernie's ad in march of 2008 on the dating section ofdrinks. >> bernie's personality was very, nice friendly. >> the two made plans to have dinner, july 14th, 2008. but about two in the afternoon, said pamela, ernie called to cancel. >> saying that he needed to go home, that his parents house was broken into and burglarized and they were both murdered -- >> in the weeks after the murder, bernese craigslist contest contacts resumed. >> -- >> -- and he got lots of responses. >> that surprise you? >> it surprised me that he was able to form the level of intimacy very rapidly with so many different women that he did. >> kimberly olson was one of them. kimberly formed a very intimate relationship with ernest scherer, met him in september 2008, six months after his parents murder. she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> -- pretty goal rolling the dice at this craps table. so -- >> that's a line. >> it is, i fell for it. >> from day one, kimberly said their relationship was based on honesty, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he wou

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"cnn primetime" with pamela brown starts now. >>> thanks, anderson.be a deal but the nation can't breathe a sigh of relief just yet. the drama only intensifying tonight with america drawing closer and closer to potential default. this time, it's not between the two parties. it's mostly become

pamela preis says that could change though. >>> looking live across the bay this morning, it will be a nice day. here is jessica burch with the latest . >> daytime highs this afternoon down in the santa clara valley sitting in the upper 70s, low 80s near san jose . it is a warm day for us as high-pressure building over us but heading into the rest of the week, we will cool down a lot. low pressure moves in from the north and, no, it will not bring in any rain but it will bring in cooler weather for us. here is what it looks like on the numbers. san jose sitting in the 80s but we jump to the low 70s as we wrap up this week and head into memorial day weekend. it is a similar trend for the east bay where daytime highs are hitting 90s over there and quickly turning around to low 70s as we wrap up the week. where it is not as drastic, the coastline and san francisco. daytime high sitting in the upper 60s but we will only call to the low 60s heading into memorial day weekend and kicking off next week. we will keep you updated with a roller coaster of changes, but for now, that is your firs

. >> well, alameda county district attorney pamela price is asking the county to pay more than $300,000 to cover her team's onboarding expenses. the da says when she and her staff took over the office contractors from a private farm for her team could be on board it into the county system. price blames expenses on me. previous administrations say they didn't offer any onboarding support for her teen price over the office. several prosecutors who served under the previous administration resign because they disagreed with prices. new policies reached out to the former district attorney nancy o'malley is office for comment, but we have not heard back. well, an update now to a story we brought you last week. we are learning more about the victims killed in a crash on highway 4 last wednesday in near martinez. the victims have been identified as 18 year old son iga a 49 year-old jeremiah smile. be chp says the car united was driving crashing the car smythe he was in causing both of them to lose control, going down an embankment and crashed into trees. tonight, a died at the scene while some

, here are 4 things you need to know before you start your day today, los minutos college selects pamela ralston as their new president. and we're talking about the fda approving neuralink to start in human clinical studies. jennifer tran, a professor at california state university east bay into the race for barber least congressional seat. the restaurant don ramos plans to open or reopen on the embarcadero senator after being evicted from his location in the south of market neighborhood. well, in the south bay, the san jose animal care services said they need your help. the finding forever homes for their pets. the shelter is experiencing some record high numbers of pets entering the shelter. more than 900 pets are available to be adopted or fostered. in march, the shelter saw an increase of 297% of kittens. the intern into the shelter. a number expected to grow next month. fees for puppies over 6 months. all will be way through june. 30th. if you like to adopt or shelter a pet, you can also head over to their location. 27, 50 monterey highway in san jose. well, the san francisco animal

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