raven did nothing. and never came back. >> raven provided cooperation at the beginning of the investigation, but there've been subsequent requests for interviews that have gone unanswered. >> janet's sisters start playing detective. like amateur sleuths, they discover some things that just don't add up. >> he had taken out a life insurance policy soon after she was pregnant with kaiden. >> and even before his wife is buried, he calls to cash in that life insurance policy. how much was the policy? >> $500,000 on her. >> is he capable of doing that? doing it for the insurance money? >> absolutely. >> any doubt in your minds that raven killed your sister? >> no. >> and kaiden, the baby, was in the next room. >> yup. >> how could a father do this? >> it's all about him. it's not about janet and it's not about kaiden. it's about him and his needs and his wants at that point. >> he is a violent person. i've seen that side of him. i've seen the evil in him. >> we would obviously like to talk to raven. he hasn'

that raven wasn't going to be happy that she was pregnant. >> raven was flat broke.do anything to get more money. he desperately needed cash. the prosecution lists all the motives that raven had for wanting to kill his wife. an unhappy marriage with an unwanted baby on the way. that deep financial hole. and they drag can out that bizarre video by raven. >> if i win the lottery, you know, if i were to win $3 million, i would dedicate million to finding them. i need money, you need power. >> reporter: it takes the jury three days. but they finally walk back into the courtroom to deliver a shocking decision. >> we consider ourselves to be at an impasse. we are a hung jury. >> one person was a holdout. one person voting not guilty, and that was raven's ticket to freedom. >> the court in its discretion will declare a mistrial. >> reporter: prosecutors quickly decide to try raven again, hoping for a guilty verdict. >> everybody's ready to sit through this trial once again. and we bget this bombshell announcement from the district attorney's office. >> do you plead guilty t

he was omreleased f jail hours after the ravens decided to cut him.s on the bw parkway with patching big pot loels. park police have lowered the speed limit to 40 miles per houi in ce areas. so rough there that police want you to pp your brakes driving through the worst areas. there's a big pothole area there, but they just want it fixed. >> i don't think that's a solution. thy need to fix the road and fix itr. quic i prefer they fix the potholes. potholes have been bad this yews. the national park service has the roadways, and the parkway is expected to get repaved in the >> moisture in the air. the up-and-down temperatures will make for a bumpy commute for a while to come. lauryn wikts and doug kammerer. we've got team coverage on the storm team 4 storm team 4 i've talked on this phone through the happiest times of my life, and through the saddes times of my life. but i never dreamed in a thousand years that it would save my life.om i fell 22 feet, completely shattered my pelvis, in the middle of the woods. i called my wife, she thought i was jokin'

collins was released from jail hours after the ravens decided to cut him. going t want to slow down on the bw parkway or find another way around it. crews are patching big pot homes. park police lowered the speed limit to 40 miles per hour between route 197 and route 32 on the parkway. it's so rough there that police want you to pump your brakes us a drive through the worst area, and drivers say there's had a huge pothole problem. they want the road fixed >> i don't think that's a solution. i think they just need to fix the road and fix it quicker. >> i would rather than lower the speed limit thanramage my >> potholes have been bad. the national park service has used 60 tons ofsphalt to patch them. the bw parkway i expected to be repaefd in the fall. >> you can still get your frea on. >> it's a phrase. it's true. >> itse makes se >> the track's owner wants to most race to a super track lawyer. however, a state law says the preakness can only be moved from pimlico if there's disaster or emergency. pimlicowould be torn down and rebuilt to continue hosting the

reporter: now, hammond worked here at west springfield, also at rolly valle elementary school and ravens valley. he was involved in the before and after school programs as well as some summer programs as anyone who thinks their kid may have had inappropriate contact with this personr if you have any other information inhi very fresh investigation, fairfax county police want to hear from you. >> thank you for that. >>> we want to show you folks a picture of the suspect one more time. once again, police said they believe there could be nor victims out there, and they want parents with suspicions or concerns to come forward. >> breaking now, attorney general william barr said a partial report will be released to con in a few weeks. >> the attorney general released a letter this ternoon, it wa sent to the heads of the senate and the house judiciary committees. he says hed shoul able to send the report to congress by mid april. he says robert mueller's office is helping to determine what ll be redacted from the report. pete williams says that is not a >> reporter: it's clear he's sticking to

now we reached out to raven but he's declined to speak with us.prison we've learned that he's been spending time with his now teenage son and he appears to be back on the dating scene. >> oh, my, well, you can see much more of your reporting tonight. the "20/20" two-hour event "the secret in her eyes" starts at 9:00, 8:00 central. >>> a little water cooler debate. is it country or not? the battle over this song that just got pulled off billboard country charts. he's on a horse. they have cowboy boots. we'll be right back. ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to treat every car like i treat mine. ♪ at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. ♪ introducing miracle-gro's next big thing: performance organics. this new organic collection of soil and plant food is what you've always wanted. no compromise. twice the results. guaranteed. miracle-gro performance organics. grab those command picture yhangi

the redwood trees on ravens wood avenue will be save. in place of those cut down 14 new trees will be planted. >> still many tree lovers voice the attachment, at a time the concern with climate change. >> let's stand with the trees and pres the environmental quality of menlo park. >> community members have 15 days to appeal to the city council. the property owner says the trees could be cut this summer. >>> a woman suffered only minor injuries after a tree fell on her car. she was on portola valley road when the tree came down. the sheriff office tweeted this photo. the woman was taken to a hospital and she is expected to make a full recovery. the tree was removed. >>> a traveling display paying tribute to vietnam war veterans is making a stop in sonoma county. it is a replica display of the memorial in washington. >>> you are at one with death and walk amongst them. >> it's an exact replica of the vietnam memorial in washington. >> tears and down right crying and sobbing and folks who have not been able to approach the wall for three da

. >> great oden's raven, someone in the booth at tonight's sharks deal, that is will farrell announcinge. as for the sharks, they clinched a playoff spot, but tonight's game belonged to the kings. sharks entered the third period with a one-goal lead but losts st. mari's. tonight, that run is over. the gales went up against villanova. in the end, a loss to the wildcats 61-57. villanova will play in the second round on saturday. and while st. mary's is out, another california team is still in it to win it. uc irvine. they play tomorrow and they've got a local connection, head coach russell turner was an assistant to the warriors from 2004 to 2010. and before that, he was an assistant at stanford under mike montgomery. they caught up on old times this morning. uc irvine plays kansas state tomorrow at 11:00 in the morning. we'll be right back. ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy and save on the network with millions of wifi hotspots. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. >>> a live look attomo

at now this friday marks the start of the rear con of all the six day celebration draws a million ravenous. singing these images here every year and it's one to lunch if you're into the samba swings. in your face colorful parades. event also draws attention to minority groups from women the country's indigenous population. it's time now for tonight's a business needs joining me here we have a cold standley good evening call chris and i'm'm goa kick off in vancouver with the highly anticipated to a court case. threats and on the canadian governmentnt says allow an extradition case to proceed against top while a executive mang ones do. now thehe chief f financial offr for the chinesee telecom giant has been under house arrest since her detention last december. attention that came at the request of the united states where she's wanted o on fraud charges for allegedly misleading banks about always dealings in iran. she's doing court on march sixth a date which a hearing for the extradition case will be set. mens lawyers maintainer innocence. to open justice will prevail in the end. now in fact

his work also included summer programs and time at other schools in the county, ravens worth elementary and rolling va he's been with the program since 2008. >> he's been in a position of trust for over a decade. if anyone has any contact that's inappropriate, possibly illegal, they need to contact us. >> reporter: at this point a investigatorn't saying whether the two juveniles that camewa f were where he worked. >> if you pick up on a sign or signal that they have shared something that may be inappropriate, may be isillegal concerning to you, there might be a great time to pause, contact us, the fairfax county police department, and we can assist in extracting the story, the occurrence, the information. >> reporter: now as you can understand, the reaction here amon parents at this school ranges from shock toer a and just about everything in between. though very few of them want to ergo on c with us. they tend to talk to their kids about this and try to ellicit ay information theyca three counts of aggravated sexual battery one count of forcible sod my and one count of taking indecen l

among competitors this year, rookie blair raven. >> are y ready?ceable difficulty. that's why blair and her dogs have been training all winter, their sight. >> when you see the team gs, they are barking and wild to go. the moment you let them go running, it goes silen e. twitter, he's a share of every aspect of her dog lives. she calls themselves the ugly dogs. >> a twitt troll told me to go back to my ugly dongs, karen, m name is not karen, i don't know where it came from. the fans of the team started calling them ugly dogs after that. the ugly dog hav have funded a d portion of $60,000 to get ready to race in the idatarod. >> some of her friends came all the way to alaska. >> from the time she was a child, she knew herno trueth was some where cold. >> i grew up in california and i always feltoh, i should be an arctic explorer. that should have been me. instead, she took a gap here at a folks school? norway, she's been mushing ever since. >> you are looking at an incredible amount of dogs who are having a great experience out there. there is a tea

the veteran safety made the pro bowl in each of his three seasons with the ravens and has one year remainsntract. the team saved $7.5 million in cap space by cutting the 34-year-old. the machinations of the off-season in the nfl starting as they work on deals and money and players. i'm already tired. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on channel 13. cal fire urgent and immediate request to trim trees. we'll show you the spots most at risk. tat's at 9:00. >>> on abc 7 news at 11:00, a south bay teen on a big mission. she's raising awareness about elephant poaching through fashion. >>> and tonight at 8:00, it's "women tell all" episode of "the bachelor." followed by "the rookie." >>> it is jimmy kimmel live tonight. his guests are samuel l. jackson, robin tunney and exambassadors. >>> that's this edition for abc 7 news. look for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. >> for the entire abc 7 news team, thank you for spending part of your evening with us. >> indeed. have a good night. try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.99. it's the perfect reme

. >> reporter: again, in addition to west springfield elementary, we'reold that hammond worked at ravens worth elementary and rolling valley. they want parents of kid at those schools to talk to them to see if there's any connection to this troubling case. derrick ward, news4 back to you. >>> maryland is alo stepr to new law because of a news4 i team investigation. the senate passed a bill aimed better protect school children from predators. reporting by scott macfarlane dhas been citeding the debate. >> the legislation would require school districts in marrfand to m better, deeper background checks when they hire teachers, checking with allr pr ployers not simply calling the most recent when they background a job applicant. a 2018 i. team record revealed a history of a tea serding inappropriate text messages to a student in florida, he evaded detection and landed two jobs in two districts in maryland. both districts admitted they often do not contact all school districts when hiring. the state association of school boards and the teacher's union in maryland both saysu they ort the bill.

tons of rice and soybeans, which they turn their noises -- their noses up at, but they will eat ravenously later. number one thing they found they liked was hundreds of cases of japanese beer, and the japanese have good beer and an operational refrigeration plants to keep it cold. things are looking ok. of course, things go horribly wrong. one of the things we wanted to take quickly after fanning out from the airfield, and you cannot see it on this map, mount austin is down here, and the high point of the island. as you know, you want to grab the high ground. we were supposed to grab that early in the campaign on day one, but it turns out it is a lot farther away than we thought, and all we can do is grab the permit under around the desk the perimeter around the landfield that we renamed henderson. factor, andritical this will come up a lot during the naval portion of the campaign, is that the navy leaves. fletcher makes the decision to take away the air cover, and the japanese take advantage of that. it could have gone a lot worse. that could ended the battle. even the transports have to

the strangest 36 hour stretch of ra rantings and ravens from mr. trump as president that lead us to some uncomfortable questions for the white house and the country, why is he suddenly so enranged. does the president know something we do not or is this about something we do not know. what is a scarier explanation? that they are about mueller or that they're not. joining me now is national political correspondent robert costa. and we have susan del persio, a republican strategy, gosh, it is getting harder to read the further i get into this pregnancy. we'll leave that aside. what happened over the weekend, why did the president go on such a robust tweet storm? >> in a series of text messages to allies of trump i asked that question. what happened. and they said how can you be be surprised. he is often isolated, looking at social media, gauging tis pop lair -- his popularity, and trying to stoke them. >> do they believe the president knows something that the rest of us do not know? that it is stemming from worry about investigation that could come ou

baltimore ravens are getting busy set to sign earl thomas on a four year $55 million contract.dding running back mark ingram with a three year $15 million deal. phil dorsett along with jason mccordy and tyrell williams has a four year $44 million deal to go with acquisition of antonio brown. as far as the quarterback market goes jaguars waived bortles. amid the uncertainty surrounding the new york giants this season the team will stick with veteran eli manning who still has one year left on his contract. i'm sure there's some giants that have something to say about that. turning now to the nba and the fourth and final meeting between the warriors and rockets in the regular season, gold instate looking for its first win over houston this year, playing out kevin durant who left sunday after a loss to the suns with an ankle injury. they rely on a game high of 30 points from clay thomas with demarcus cousins to eke one of his own. rockets have a final score of 106-104. a lot of nfl news. wow. >> yeah. i don't know how i feel. good for eli manning he's still playing at that level bu

maybe it was because you were ravenously gobbling down purloined hamburgers, i don't know, but you were reckless driving, and you got caught for it, and you got prosecuted for it. and you, in court, get convicted for reckless driving. now imagine that upon you being convicted of reckless driving, your lawyer walks outside to the courthouse steps and says "i am the defense lawyer for the notorious pamburglar. and i'm here to tell you that we feel vindicated today, because, yeah, i know, my client just got convicted on all these reckless driving charges, but this court turned up no evidence that my client burgled any hamburgers. no verdict on intent to still any hamburgers. he is not a beef thief. he is not a burger burglar. and yes, he is going to prison for a long time on this reckless driving thing. but he is vindicated. he is a hamburglar in name only this is a terrible smear. it has been disprovrn in court. that would court that would be ridiculous on a whole bunch of levels even beyond your outfit. but that is an allegory for what just happened here now twice in one week with the pr

. >> seth: "it was a beautiful note, handwritten and it was delivered by a raven in the middle of the[ laughter and applause ] just tapped -- his beak, you know, his beak tapped and that woke me up." [ light laughter ] and we also know trump has had all kinds of business entanglements with russians and putin in particular. including the fact that as late as the summer of 2016, he was in talks with putin to build a trump tower in moscow. he was even going to entice putin by giving him an apartment in the building. >> one of the ideas for that trump building, according to one of his business associates, was to give the top floor, the penthouse apartment in a 250-apartment block, to vladimir putin, the russian president, as a way of attracting buyers. >> seth: trump's plan was to attract buyers by telling them you get to live in the same building as vladimir putin. [ laughter ] can you imagine what it would be like to have putin as your upstairs neighbor? "hello, would you mind turning down your music? otherwise i poison your dog." [ laughter ] "okay. i see you at co-op meeting. [ laught

world champion and the slovakian clinch victory at friday's event just ahead of germany's the tory of ravens but. now most casual skiers would take a chair lift or a cable car to the top of the slopes but not three free riders who went to extreme lengths in the austrian alps hitching a ride on a second you know the problem of course is that there's nowhere to park it and that meant the skiis had to abseiled fifty metres down to the top of the mountain but it looks like their attempts to avoid the lift queues paid off as they got the best of the off piste powder. looks lovely that is all the sport for now it is but to maryam in london. thank you very much joe well that wraps up the news hour but i will be back in a moment with much more of the day's news for you the top stories coming up very shortly and of course there's more on everything we're covering on our website as well just there is the address c.n.n. . the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis we doe as illegally maigret joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we hav

maybe it was because you were ravenously gobbling down purloined hamburgers, i don't know, but you were reckless driving, and you got caught for it, and you got prosecuted for it. and you, in court, get convicted for reckless driving. now imagine that upon you being convicted of reckless driving, your lawyer walks outside to the courthouse steps and says "i am the defense lawyer for the notorious pamburglar. and i'm here to tell you that we feel vindicated today, because, yeah, i know, my client just got convicted on all these reckless driving charges, but this court turned up no evidence that my client burgled any hamburgers. no verdict on intent to still any hamburgers. he is not a beef thief. he is not a burger burglar. and yes, he is going to prison for a long time on this reckless driving thing. but he is vindicated. he is a hamburglar in name only this is a terrible smear. it has been disprovrn in court. that would court that would be ridiculous on a whole bunch of levels even beyond your outfit. but that is an allegory for what just happened here now twice in one week with the pr

johnson raven about how this kind of thing is looking like. he wanted a long time to look into this and he will look into it deeply. >> would you vote on it wednesday? >> we are due to vote on it next wednesday >> >> what about the filibuster. >> can you just do that? >> we get the cooperation of eastland, i.now how he will stop at. >> he's referring to at the bottom is the rule of the judiciary committee that allows any member of the committee to delay the vote by one week. if you're dealing with a president that is running out of time and office this repeated the late will of one week will cause significant problems. >> the pornography argument resonates with the public. the fortis confirmation is the first supreme court confirmation in american history that all of us would be at least somewhat familiar with. the public is engaged with the confirmation. there reaching out to members of the senate. the letters that senators are getting and this is the pre- internet age, you contact your senator's office by typing out a letter. the senator the

in terms of the numbers itself, let's bring in patrick ravens for instant analysis who has a buy. your take here, patrick? clearly the quarter was a beat the guidance soft. they have some form in giving relatively conservative guidance. >> so, two things. one, you know, it was a strong quarter as you said in q4 but it didn't accelerate so they grew revenue 26% in q4 and that was the same rate they grew last quarter. and, you know, investors would love to see acceleration secondly, as you mention onds the guidance, they basically guided below expectations for q1 and in line for the full year. and i think people would have liked to have seen them and starting -- have been used to see them beat and raise and didn't see the raise this time on the guidance. >> so talk to us about what you want to hear from benioff, with cramer or keith block, the co-ceo on the call as far as whether this is still a winning stock. >> oh, i think we just want to hear that marc still loves this business and i think he does if you look big picture, he's got some trends that are really working in his favor

. >> raven was a horrible husband to his wife jarnt before his death. there's no doubt about that.ay, new interviews and this warning from his second wife. >> please don't be drawn in. i was lucky to get out. >>> stunning new information tonight about public defender. >>> next what the i

because it was not only the right thing to do but the ravens thing to do. so i know what hard votes are like. people expect me to take hard votes and they expect me after i take hard votes to go back and convince my constituents that i did the right thing. nobody seeks to protect me from hard votes. i know what hard votes are like. so i understand when people say this would be a hard vote. i understand it. but that's why we came. we were elected to take hard votes. if it were easy, then we wouldn't be here. other folk would do the easy things. people who get elected to congress are expected to take hard votes, to do that which is difficult. so let us understand that the record will reflect the votes and it will give people who look through the vista of time some indicationed a to why we are doing what we are doing and have not tone what we should have done. madam speaker, again, i'm proud to stand in the well of the congress of the united states of america, i never take for granted this preeminent privilege. i will always be grateful to the speaker of the h

let that sink in for one moment. 70,000 people -- every time i go to the ravens stadium, i look around and i think, that is a stadium that holds about 70,000 people. we lose that many people every year. so for two years, more than half of president trump's term, the white house had no national drug control strategy. none. none. all while tens of thousands of people were dying. and the crisis was escalating every day. we talk a lot about death. but we also need to talk about -- not only the dead but the living. the people who are in the pipeline for death. the people that are in so much pain that they don't even know they are in pain. so there was no sense of urgency. there was no sense of passion or purpose. finally, the white house issued the long-awaited strategy. but when we got it, we could see immediately that it was no strategy at all. it was a 23 page pamphlet. it fails to meet even the most basic requirements in the law. it does. i don't think anybody in this room, we legislators, if we were presented with this, would be satisfied. for example, it does not include detailed goal

alex collins released by the baltimore ravens after he was taken into custody.dministration slapping sanctions on six high ranking venezuelan officials after humanitarian aid was blocked last week. pete: but, while the citizens live in turmoil, the situation is getting little attention. rachel: here to weigh in is spokesman americans for prosperity andreas. >> good morning, how are you all? rachel: it's very interesting. we are seeing images coming out of venezuela, things we have known but now seeing people eating garbage out of garbage cans. humanitarian crises and yet we have a representative in our u.s. house representative omar from minnesota saying we shouldn't be sending this humanitarian aid that, you know, this is just the u.s. trying to impose or eventually invade veans. >> well, it's an absolute -- you nailed it, it's a human tragedy. i remember when moving from venezuela when i was 10 years old with my family and i can't imagine the pain that it must have taken my parents to look at me sisters, 10, 8, and 6 and look at us in the eyes and say we can't