for reed, first to the courthouse remember, no break at all.ce, two life terms, back-to-back, no parole ever. and for the stock family, ever graceful and remarkably for giving people, afterwards a rare flash of anger. >> i hope they live a miserable life because it has turned our lives upside down. they made the choice to go into that house. mom and dad didn't have a choice. my son, who will never know his grandma and grandpa, doesn't have a choice. >> what really happened that night? what led two wisconsin teenagers to throw away their lives by so cal usually killing a nebraska farm couple everyone loved? perhaps only two people in the world know what happened inside that farm house and why. and one is now speaking out. >> two people are dead because of me, you know. and i have a very hard time with that still. >> her demeanor, her presence could can easily have been that of a kindergarten teachers. instead, she knows she will die in prison and says she is haunted by what happened in that farm house. >> what was it like to watch those people d

reed: that is a great question and they did. when you get the a if you're lucky enough to survive, your immune system creates antibodies. you will never get it again, or at least you'll never get the string you got again. -- strain you got again. when some people got the virus they were able to get treated. for got blood transfusions people got the virus. this is one of the tragedies of the liberian man who came to the u.s. and ended up being the only fatality in the u.s. of the ebola virus. there is no one who have the bola virus with his same blood type so he cannot get a transfusion. the two nurses who were infected in the course of treating him both got transfusions from people who had the ebola virus before. one of the others, when of the first american to contracted the disease, who was a missionary who contracted the disease in monrovia ended up donating a lot of her blood to people who subsequently got the virus. host: how many americans overall were infected and how many died? reed: not entirely clear how many were infe

reed: thank you for having me on. jane: the british government has described the poisoning of a russian doublegent and his daughter as brazen and reckless. sergei skripal and his daughter n lia remain critically ill after collapsingbench in salisbury on sunday. counterterrorism officers are searching for thsource of the nerve agent. who was hospitalized after helping the injured pair has been named. tom symonds reports. tom: d bailey is 38 years old, a decorated officer with plentyf xperience on the front line of policing. he is still in serious condition, but the good news today is he is awake andlk tag. >> he is a is a huge presence in wiltshire police, well-liked, well loved, ssively dedicated office he is clearly receiving high specialist treatment. he sat up. know,not the nick that i but he is receiving a high level of treatment. he is very anxious, very concerned. he did his very best that night. all of the staff that attend the incident in salisbury, they performed the role that police aff dors and police every

the president met both of them recently at walter reed. sergeant peck suffered a traumatic brain injury. then after two years of therapy, he re-enlisted and deployed to afghanistan. he stepped on an i.e.d. and lost both arms and legs and spent two years at walter reed and received a double arm transplant and doing physical and occupational therapy at walter reed and doing increditly well. staff sergeant dwifere suffered from an explosion. he stepped on an i.e.d. resulting in the loss of his left leg. doctors were able to save his limbs and re-aattach them through 50 surgeries and spending four years at walter reed, he is back there. thank you both for your service and for inspiring us all with your bravery, sense of duty and resilience. these men represent the best of america and remind us why it is so important that our great veterans get the care they deserve. and we have announced plans for the v.a. to shift electronic medical records to the same system used by the defense department. and the president signed an executive order to ensur

the owners at reeds were actually lied to. they're finding out months later...dfire victims. ( james )the owners at reeds say those theives got away with over 7- thousand dollars worth of merchandise. ( terisa ) in pleasant hill... police are searching for an armed robber. the robbery happened yesterday afternoon on contra costa boulevard... at the pacific service credit union. the thief walked into the store waving a gun. he demanded an unknown amount of cash... then ran off. this is a picture of the man police are looking for... it was captured on surveillance cameras. police say no one was hurt in the robbery. warriors basketball... steph curry is back on the court. curry took part in a full practice yesterday... for the first time since spraining his right ankle almost two week ago. he missed six games. curry still hasn't been cleared to play friday night against the atlanta hawks. but if there are no setb

>banks reed says came to the d.a.'e with o'malley, something she says done beforesotthe request was given to chief assistant district attorney kevin dunleavy who says the investigation into tindle's death is ongoing the d.a. agreed to meet with sahleem tindle's family sot that meeting tindle family and the d.a. scheduled to take place next month...in haaziq madyun kron4news toss lawrence - four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: we enjoyed sunshine, a few clouds and very mild temperatures today. a new storm is lurking off the coastline and will soon bring heavy rain to california. doppler ra

senator reed. senator reed: well, thank you very much, mr. chairman. and general, as i indicated in opening remarks, consistent with the secretary of defense, secretary mattis, do you believe it's in our national security interest to stay within the confines of the jcpoa? general votel: i think from my perspective, the jcpoa addresses the principle threat we deal with from iran. if the jcpoa goes away, we'll have to have another way to deal with a nuclear weapons program, so, yes, i share their position. senator reed: thank you. with respect to syria, it's a very complicated situation, and that's an understatement. one issue is involved with the kurds. they fought with us very reliably in the syrian defense forces. now they are moving to assist ellow kurds against the turks. it appears we don't have a policy as to our position vis-a-vis the kurds in syria, the syrian kurds. and also a longer term policy as to what do we do? are we going to have a de facto partition of the country with the s.d.f., syrian defense forces, guarding that portion? can you gi

i met with them at walter reed. if it gets tough, i'm very happy to refer questions to both of them because i'm pretty sure that as tough as they are, they can certainly handle anything that is thrown at them. hopefully we don't have to do that. major, go ahead. >> under the heading of accountability, have you or the president read in full the i.g. report on secretary shulkin? are you satisfied with his response and is he in jeopardy? >> i know it's being reviewed. secretary shulkin has repaid i know several thousand dollars towards some of the travel costs in question. we're continuing to focus on a lot of the great work that is taking place at the v.a. while that's under review. secretary shulkin has done a great job as i laid out several of the things that have happened and one of the reasons these guys are here is to continue pushing to make sure that we improve the v.a. system and to continue to put extra encouragement on the v.a. secretary to make sure we're doing everything we can for veterans. >> and you say

ann reed sot "when you have someone be that deceptive to take advantage of you right on the heels oft is particularly insulting."owner ann reeds tells kron 4 , since the north bay fires in october the store has sold about 100 rvs to fire victims at wholesale prices. as a way to help their sonoma county neighbors devastated by the destruction. so when a person placed an order over the phone in late january for several of these thousand dollar generators, cables and oil cans claiming they were for food trucks used to raise money for fire victims, the small business was happy to accommodate. sot they needed 8 of these generators to power their food trucks logical makes senseat the time, nothing seemed suspicious when the caller used two credit card numbers. rick springer sot we did everything the way we were supposed to be the credit cards ran throughnow, months later the credit card companies have declined the transactions. because the cards used, were stolen from fire victims.leaving reeds out thousands of dollars and questioning the good in people. sot it is the lowest of low i think

(steve) and tonight, the owners of reeds trailer sales in petaluma wanted this video shared in hopes of catching the alleged criminals. the people caught on video. also used a fake story about helping north bay fire victims to pull at the business owners heart strings, and take their guard down.(pam) they talked with kron 4's justine waldmanit's new tonight at 8 it looks like a normal purchase as a store employee, helps these two customers leave with over $7,000 in generators. but this video, according to the owner of reed's trailers sale in petaluma, captures a crime in progress. ann reed sot "when you have someone be that deceptive to take advantage of you right on the heels of our being so generous it is particularly insulting."owner ann reeds tells kron 4 , since the north bay fires in october the store has sold about 100 rvs to fire victims at wholesale prices. as a way to help their sonoma county neighbors devastated by the destruction. so when a person placed an order over the phone in late january for several of these thousand dollar generators, cables and oil cans claiming t

(steve) and tonight, the owners of reeds trailer sales in petaluma wanted this video shared in hopesalleged criminals. the people caught on video. also used a fake story about helping north bay fire victims to pull at the business owners heart strings, and take their guard down. they talked ájust with kron 4's justine waldman it looks like a normal purchase as a store employee, helps these two customers leave with over $7,000 in generators. but this video, according to the owner of reed's trailers sale in petaluma, captures a crime in progress. ann reed sot "when you have someone be that deceptive to take advantage of you right on the heels of our being so generous it is particularly insulting."owner ann reeds tells kron 4 , since the north bay fires in october the store has sold about 100 rvs to fire victims at wholesale prices. as a way to help their sonoma county neighbors devastated by the destruction. so when a person placed an order over the phone in late january for several of these thousand dollar generators, cables and oil cans claiming they were for food trucks used to rais

the owners at reeds were actually lied to. they're finding out months later... and were actually ástolen from wildfire victims. the owners at reeds say those theives got away with over 7-thousand dollars worth of merchandise. ( james ) warriors basketball... steph curry is back on the court. curry took part in a full practice yesterday... for the first time since spraining his right ankle almost two week ago. he missed six games. curry still hasn't been cleared to play friday night against the atlanta hawks. but if there are no setbacks between now and them... expect him to be in uniform. ( james ) steph curry also spent some time with 7-year-old jonathan page.( terisa ) we first shared jonathan's story with you yesterday morning. he suffers from a dibilatating disease that has robbed him of most of his motor skills. he's from curry's home area of charlotte, north carolina and idolizes the two-time m-v-p. with

reed: activity is much stronger today.out markets, particularly in the manufacturing industry, with the tax law changes. we are seeing interest worldwide, other economies around the world have improved, particularly in europe. there is much stronger interest in buying companies, whether in the united states or worldwide. there were 30 transactions in 2013 that went up to 90 in 2016. i will expect this to accelerate, despite regulatory issues on the sides of china and the united states. david: thank you for your time today, reed phillips iii. later today, justin trudeau will be speaking to michael mckee at 6:30 p.m. eastern. that will be coming up on bloomberg. alix: i want to get back to that breaking news out of the united states. the response to the nerve agent attack on a former spy and his daughter in the u k. very harsh rhetoric coming out from theresa may. be expellingm will 23 russian diplomats in response to the attack, saying that russia has not given a satisfactory response to the poisoning. all high-level contra

ann reed sot "when you have someone be that deceptive to take advantage of you right on the heels ofnerous it is particularly insulting."owner ann reeds tells kron 4 , since the north bay fires in october the store has sold about 100 rvs to fire victims at wholesale prices. as a way to help their sonoma county neighbors devastated by the destruction. so when a person placed an order over the phone in late january for several of these thousand dollar generators, cables and oil cans claiming they were for food trucks used to raise money for fire victims, the small business was happy to accommodate. sot they needed 8 of these generators to power their food trucks logical makes senseat the time, nothing seemed suspicious when the caller used two credit card numbers. rick springer sot we did everything the way we were supposed to be the credit cards ran throughnow, months later the credit card companies have declined the transactions. because the cards used, were stolen from fire victims.leaving reeds out thousands of dollars and questioning the good in people. sot it is the lowest of low

ann reed sot "when you have someone be that deceptive to take advantage of you right on the heels of our being so generous it is particularly insulting."owner ann reeds tells kron 4 , since the north bay fires in october the store has sold about 100 rvs to fire victims at wholesale prices. as a way to help their sonoma county neighbors devastated by the destruction. so when a person placed an order over the phone in late january for several of these thousand dollar generators, cables and oil cans claiming they were for food trucks used to raise money for fire victims, the small business was happy to accommodate. sot they needed 8 of these generators to power their food trucks logical makes senseat the time, nothing seemed suspicious when the caller used two credit card numbers. rick springer sot we did everything the way we were supposed to be the credit cards ran throughnow, months later the credit card companies have declined the transactions. because the cards used, were stolen from fire victims.leaving reeds out thousands of dollars and questioning the good in people. sot it is t

>banks reed says came to the d.a.' office seeking an audience with o'malley, something she says done beforesotthe request was given to chief assistant district attorney kevin dunleavy who says the investigation into tindle's death is ongoing the d.a. agreed to meet with sahleem tindle's family sot that meeting between the tindle family and the d.a. o'malley is scheduled to take place next month...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) search crews continue to look for a richmond man who went missing while skiing at bear valley mountain resort. today the air national guar

>banks reed says came to the d.a.'s office seeking an audience with o'malley, something she says done beforesotthe request was given to chief assistant district attorney kevin dunleavy who says the investigation into tindle's death is ongoing the d.a. agreed to meet with sahleem tindle's family sot that meeting between the tindle family and the d.a. o'malley is scheduled to take place next month...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki happening now.... a large sinkhole opened up inside the posey tube...causing a traffic mess for people trying to get out of alameda...(gra

vice council's dave king and stafford reed. staff reed is a world war i vet. he worked on intelligence during the war. in the interim, he basically minded his real estate portfolio in new york but he was looking around for something to do, a way to get involved with the war. so he was tapped. dave king, you know, it's almost like a novel to write his career. he left harvard in the middle of world war i, signed up with the french foreign legion, fought in france, then would join with the americans when the americans enter the war. he, too, also was involved in intelligence in the 1920s and '30s. he did some adventuring in ethiopia and central asia, collected a number of wives and again, minded his trust fund. but dave king was also looking for a way to get involved in the war. so staff reed and dave king are sent to casablanca to inspect the shipments that are going to arrive as part of the north african trade agreement. they are posted first as vice consuls in the consulate. even though they worked for the state department, it's very clear to everybody, the fr

know they're sort of few and far between but we have to wait and see our social media editor gerri reed gerri thank you very much now the government in nigeria says boko haram has freed seventy six of the one hundred ten girls abducted from a boarding school in northeastern nigeria a month ago the extremists are reported to have said they freed the girls out of pity and warn parents not to send girls to school they joined at the ready say the fate of the remaining thirty four girls is not clear. and we can talk to our correspondent in nigeria adrian krishna is in lagos a great you've been talking to the family with a family rather whose daughter was abducted what did they tell you. well yes i was actually there shortly after the abduction and i talked to our this morning and he was of course relieved he was where we happy and he told me yes his daughter is indeed back and then he passed the phone to his daughter and asked me to talk to her and she sounded very tired very exhausted but of course also happy she said that she is fine and we learned from other girls they're doing their time

"action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at 21st and reed streets with more on how this unfolded how many people are going to pay the price for his lack of thinking. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, today. you got to wonder what in the world was going on inside of the cab of this truck that the driver went on for 3 miles with 50 feet worth of debris dragging behind the car. take a look at that. even the door was ripped off. that driver went across intersections through narrow roads as witnesses watched in shock and confusion. this is incredible video shot by an "action news" viewer showing this truck as the driver traveled more than 3 miles with the entire roof dragging behind it. the loud sound of that metal scraping the asphalt waking up dozens of people in the process t police say this all started around 10 o'clock last night at 12th and callowhill streets where the driver crashed into this overpass which peeled off the roof of the semi trailer and ripped off the back door. now, the truck finally came to a stop at 21st and point breeze where the truck enforce

the president met both of them recently at walter reed. sergeant peck had a dramatic brain injury in iraq during his first tour of duty. after two years of therapy, he re-enlisted and deployed to afghanistan. while there he stepped on an ied and lost both arms and legs. he spent two years at walter reed and in 2016 received a double arm transplant. he is now doing physical and occupational therapy at walter reed and doing incredibly well. staff sergeant dwyer endured a roadside bomb explosion in iraq but he re-upped and later went to afghanistan. while there, he stepped on an ied resulting in the loss of his left leg and severe injuries to his right arm, leg and torso. doctors were able to save his limbs and reattach them through over 50 surgeries. after previously spending four years at walter reed, he is back there to receive additional surgeries in the coming months. thank you both for your service and for inspiring us all with your bravery, sense of duty and resilience. these men represent the very best of america and remind us why it'

. >> allie reed joins us from alameda tonight, allie, can people enjoy the park and not have to worry that a tree might fall on them? >> reporter: that accident wasn't such a tragedy, and thankfully, the father survived and is recovering tonight. now, the city says other trees have been checked, and the park is safe for families to enter.>> i find it crazy how a whole tree just fell on somebody. >> within seconds, a large pine tree toppled over. it crashed into this table, and a father that was watching his father play softball in the washington park field. >> my thoughts and prayers are with the family and i hope everything is okay with them. the tree must be super old, you know?>> reporter: in fact, the parks department says the last time they assessed trees in the park was in 2017. maintenance staff also checked trees here on a daily basis. the tree that fell on friday seemed healthy. the city believes all the wet weather that hit the bay area recently, plus the slope angle of the pine played a factor while checking trees in the area, staff chopped down a second tree as a precautio

>banks reed says came to the d.a.'s office seeking an audience with o'malley, something she says done beforesotthe request was given to chief assistant district attorney kevin dunleavy who says the investigation into tindle's death is ongoing the d.a. agreed to meet with sahleem tindle's family sot that meeting between the tindle family and the d.a. o'malley is scheduled to take place next month...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (robin) friends and family are searching for a missing local man ... who may be in sacramento county. 27-year-old, david kempker from concord ...

reed says he has gotten no contract offers since entering free agency over a week ago. >>> colleaguesloss over a political figure in san francisco. karen brow nancy mcfadden, the governor's chief of staff. he said her death is a personal loss and a loss for the state. he remembered a favorite quote, it was climb the mountain, not to plant the flag, but to embrace the challenge, enjoy the air and behold the view, climb it so you can see the world, and not so the world can see you. nancy mcfadden died from cancer, she was 59 years old. >>> hi there, if you're making plans for the weekend, i would not call it a washout. it's not going to be a washout at all. take a look at live doppler 7. i'll explain why, the showers are very spotty right now around the lake county area. we're seeing a mix of basically showers and some snow showers. also seeing a few returns right near our radar site as you'll notice, really light returns around knoxville road. as we take a look at what a's happening to our northwest. northern california, sierra is going to be seeing flow, right now there's snow showers

reed: i would request to dispense with the calling of the quorum. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: madam president, i rise today as i have many times for nearly two decades to shed light on the long struggle of liberian refugees in the united states and to make the case for this administration to extend deferred, enforced departure, for d.d.e., before they face separation from their jobs and family when their current d e.d. expires. to end nearly 30 years of your honor certainty by finally giving these liberians the opportunity to aplay for permanent residency and a pathway to citizenship. i would also to take a moment to express my gratitude for those advocates who have stood with me as i have worked for a solution including shell done whitehouse as well as our colleagues from minnesota, senators klobuchar and smith. the case of these liberians is a tragic and historically unique situation. in 1989 a seven-year civil war broke out in liberia that would claim the lives of over 200,000 people and displace more that have half of the

reed. do you believe good leaders lead by example? shoulds lead ader by example and action and words. caller: okay. there was a ship, u.s. ship that china sea the south by a cargo ship. the captain was sweeping, he had the navy. what is going on with the state do you think anybody should be accountable in that department? guest: obviously common failing to fulfill their office across to be held nt needs accountable, including removing peep frel their position in the government. appreciate that. host: danny in charlotte, north carolina, a democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. going dering how is this to affect president trump with his own products? assuming he's still has his china, so if in he's going to bring back to the is that going how o affect him and as far as him keeping his products in china, setting for, if any business personnel. had an issue with china, but you also dealing with china, how does that work? host: that is the question, danny. your i understand concern, danny, how does this impact any american citizen oing

. >> reporter: jim reed was driving the third car involved. he's feeling very lucky he walked away from this. >> i was just starting through the intersection and the black car came flying through the intersection. he took the front end of me and plowed into the silver car and pushed it into the pole. >> reporter: five people in these two cars were taken to the hospital. the police department has not released their conditions, but they all survived. >> the first guy they pulled was, you know, he was -- you know, he could tell he was in discomfort, but the rest of them, i think they look stable, from what i could see. >> reporter: jim reed said he wouldn't have normally been here at this time, but because of a nearby fire, he had to reroute his morning. >> i'm probably a little earlier than normal by accident. i usually come a different way, but there was a fire at polk and jackson, so i came up sacramento street. my timing was different than normal, too. >> reporter: at this point, police say they're still investigating. they haven't determined

pounding it in to reed travis absorbs the contact. 19 points, 13 rebounds for travis. the school freshman record 67 on the year. cut the deficit down to single digits be. the cardinal blowing it open. josh sharmer reverse jam. fancy. cardinal up by 24 next possession. dejon davis steal, slam. he had 12. stanford rolls, 76-58. on to the quarters against ucla. and cal's season ends at 8-24. >>> nba tonight. james harden and the rockets with a winning streak, taking on the bucks. how to defend harden? he is left-handed you. have you to overplay the left. jabari parker, overplay the left. you let him go left. you take away the left, and now he goes right. that didn't work either. just before clock. 21 for harden at the half. giann giann giannis. little man seals the deal. rockets win their 17th straight. 110-99 lead the warriors by one full game. >>> you can't get too excited about spring training. but madison bumgarner looks like he is back to dominating form after he got hurt last year. 15 strikeouts and only 8 innings. mad-bum, his third start in arizona this spring dea

reed, i really don't have to ask you any questions. do you want to know why? >> why?judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution michael kellam is suing his neighbor, donald reed, for damage to his garage and car when donald's children ran into his garage door while riding an atv. >> byrd: order! all rise!

a lot of people call him travis reed but that sounds like his name. but reed travis had 19. bright spot for cal darius mcneil. set a school record with 57 for the year. but the cardinal ran away with this with authority backwards josh charma, 69-45 cardinal cruising davis, he had 12. the fifth seed cardinals win. on to the quarter. cal season comes in to win at 8 and 24. other pac 12 tournament arizona state and colorado buffs with the 8 point lead. mckinley right. that feels right. he finished with 20. next colorado possession, ooping to tyler ben and arizona state a little frustrated process this makes them more frustrated ooping and pushing. colorado coach ran in and actually injured his foot was later seen with a walking boot in the post game news conference backup but his team wins 97-85. jamd harden and the rockets taking on the bucks. how to defend hart. left-handed. take away the left process overplay -- i said overplay the left. he went right by you lester. take away the left. he went right. there is no way to stop the beard. 21 for harden at the half. and look at t

pounding it in to reed travis absorbs the contact. 19 points, 13 rebounds for travis.freshman record 67 on the year. cut the deficit down to single digits be. the cardinal blowing it open. josh sharmer reverse jam. fancy. cardinal up by 24 next possession. dejon davis steal, slam. he had 12. stanford rolls, 76-58. on to the quarters against ucla. and cal's season ends at 8-24. >>> nba tonight. james harden and the rockets with a winning streak, taking on the bucks. how to defend harden? he is left-handed you. have you to overplay the left. jabari parker, overplay the left. you let him go left. you take away the left, and now he goes right. that didn't work either. just before halftime beats the clock. 21 for harden at the half. giann giann giannis. little man seals the deal. rockets win their 17th straight. 110-99 lead the warriors by one full game. >>> you can't get too excited about spring training. but madison bumgarner looks like he is back to dominating form after he got hurt last year. 15 strikeouts and only 8 innings. mad-bum, his third start in arizona this spr

solicitor, who served during the bush administration and a partner at the ellis law firm and akhil reed amar, a professor of law at yale. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. at our website c-span.org/landmarkcases it has background including a companion book, a link to the national constitution centers interactive constitution, and you can download the 30-minute landmark cases podcast at c-span.org or from your podcast subscriber. >> tonight on later, retiring senator gives his farewell address after hearing tributes from colleagues on the senate floor. ♪ >> this week on q&a yale university law school professor amy chua. she discusses her book "political tribes: and the fate of nations." >> amy chua author of "political tribes." what can we learn from your analysis of venezuela and google chavez -- ugo chavez. >>

senator reed? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to welcome the witnesses and congratulate them for their service already and for the willingness to serve at the department of defense and other agencies. and i would like to recognize your families. they're such an important part of your contribution to the nation. thank you. general, you serve as commander of cyber commands on the army cyber command which targets isis. in addition to your extensive experience, intelligence making a highly qualified individual to serve. if confirmed, the challenges you'll face include disrupting and exposing cyber mission operations conducted by russians and other countries as admiral rogers pointed out. the russians are conducting these operations as we speak. and we have to do something. working with other stakeholders, you have to develop whole d.o.d. and whole government approaches to cyber. in establishing the insurance policy capabilities that will in time help to prevent warfare attacks against the united states, these are no smal

reed's had already been helping out victims with a discount on generators and rvs. gilroy has also donated to fire victims, adding to the outrage. >> when we hear the fact that it might be the same people taking advantage of the tragedy that happened with all the northern california fires, i'm telling you one word, heartbreaking. >> small generators like this easily resold, and are invaluable to fire victims, cost about $1000. seagram's rv is out a little over 6000 including a more valuable unit that had to be special ordered. there may be other victims out there as well. the folks here at seagram's rv also had a surveillance video, these same suspect are saying it was deleted before they made the connection with what happened in petaluma. they are hoping that video is shown far and wide in the hope that these suspects will eventually be caught. in gilroy, kron4 news. >> a man has pleaded no contest to the second-degree murder of his neighbors. >> you may remember this grisly case that began over a dispute about a space heater. based on that plea deal, david delafie

and when patrick reed bogeyed the 18th to drop back to nine under it gave woods a chance to send it tot although he missed his chance, and casey took the win for his first success on the pga tour since 2009, coming from five shots behind in the final round. i have a victory a few times in europe. to take this long to get my second one, it is emotional. i have worked so hard and i am happy for it. that was what i was going to say, emotional. how did you keep yourself in check? a lot of practice. i lost a friend last saturday in mexico. so, woods finished tied for second in florida and he's confident with the way his game is coming along. i hit the ball well. some good putts this week. i was most happy this week about missing, but missing not so week about missing, but missing not so poorly. all things considered, the poor things that happened, they happened on the correct side, whether missing green or fairway. serbia's filip krajonovic but novak djokovic is out. the former world number one was returning from an elbow injury playing his first competitive match since witrhdrawing from ja

senator reed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to welcome the witnesses and also like to recognize your families such an important part of the contribution to the nation. thank you all. general nakasone. you are commander of the army cyber command and joint task force areas which targets isis and propaganda recruiting. in addition to your extensive experience and intelligence make you a highly qualified individual to serve as commander. the challenges you will face will include exposing cyber naval op rehabilitations conducted by russia and other countries. as admiral rogers pointed out the russians are conducting these operations as we speak. we have to do something. you have to develop whole of dod and cyber warfare and capabilities in time will help prevent significant information states and cyber warfare attacks against the united states. these are no small tasks but more important now than ever these national security threats are confronted head on and not ignored. >> dr. park, you're appointed to be the defense of n

. >> thank you, senator reed. i regretfully say that senator rounds, who does chair the subcommittee, will not be here today. or actually this week, with the loss of his father. we bregret that. admiral rogers. >> thank you, sir. distinguished membered of the committee, thank you for your enduring support and the opportunity to talk with you today about the hard-working men and women of the united states cyber command. first, i'd like to take a moment to extend our thoughts and prayers to chairman mccain and his family and to voice our support for him as he undertakes this tough health fight. senator mccain, keep fighting. look forward to you getting back, sir. on behalf of the men and women of the united states cyber command, i'm here to discuss the posture and how we prepare for the cyberspace domain. the cyberspace domain that existed when we first established cyber command nearly -- over eight years ago has evolved dramatically. today we face threats that have increased in sophistication, magnitude, intensity,

reed's has already been busy helping out victims of generators and rvs. seagram's rv has also donated to fire victims adding to the average. >> we hear that it might be the same people taking advantage of the tragedy that happened involved in the northern california fires, i am to giving you one word, heartbreaking. >> small generators like this easily resold and invaluable to the fire victims, go for about $1000. seagram's rv is out a little over 6000, including a larger more valuable unit that had to be special ordered. and, there may be other victims out as well. the folks here at seagram's rv are convinced that they too have surveillance video of these same suspects but say it was deleted before they made the connection to -- to what happened in petaluma. they are hoping the video was shown far and wide in the hope that these suspects will eventually be caught.>>> police are looking for a serial bank robber they say this man robbed four different chase bank locations in four different cities this month. robberies happen in richmond, emeryville, oaklan

senator reed. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and i want to thank our witnesses for appearing today, for also your service and the service of the men and women you command and thank you very much and thank them, please. you are leading your commands in very challenging times. we are in the 16th year of military engagement in afghanistan, for example. early last year general nick olson commander general forces of afghanistan testified we were facing a stalemate. since that time the administration has announced new south asian strategy, articulated a negotiated settlement as the design end state moved additional forces in theater to support the military elements of the strategy and curtailed security assistance to pakistan. despite these shifts, 2017 continued to be plagued by widespread violence and instability in afghanistan as the taliban expanded their territorial control and conducted a number of widespread attacks. in addition, isis remains resilient despite significant pressure. while the administration has laid ou

tom reed will discuss the trump administration trade policy. be sure to watch washington journal for the special series on america in turmoil. we look back to that turbulent time that includes the vietnam war. >> the u.s. house returns for and -- ing speeches the conference continues with remarks. bill.nate takes up a >> all persons having business before the honorable, the supreme court of the united states, are admonished to draw near and give their attention. "landmark cases," c-span's special history series, prugsoduced in partnership with the national constitution center, exploring the human stories and constitutional dramas behind 12 historic supreme court decisions. mr. chief justice and may it please the court -- quite often, in many of our most famous decisions, are ones that the court took that were quite unpopular. count the vote, count the vote. let's go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of differentpeople. who help stick together because they believe in a rule of l

on msnbc, joy reed is the exception. herschel has one topic.ryone who disagrees with her is a racist. she is not a civil rights advocate. she just came model maniac. >> no secret trump harbors racist attitudes about brown and black people. we areis just another western nation. feeding on the fear of nonwhite and non-christian immigrants. olump issues in an emboldened kkk and an alt-right that will have a place in the white house. we grapple with what it means to have a president stained by racism. >> tucker: that's the whole show really. every week. no need for you to watch. though you might be tempted. when you are joy reed, the answer to every question is bigotry. the only variable is volume. this past weekend she melted down completely over joke the president told about nancy pelosi. watch. >> he reportedly also said that nancy pelosi has been trying to come up with a line as good as "lock her up." her line, says donald trump, is mow the grass. mow the freaking grass. that isn't going to stop ms-13. mow that freaking grass. that sounds like

we need 60 votes to move forward reed and mcconnell and i have these issues have enabled to reach agreement. thank you very much everybody.

"action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at 21st and reed streets with more on how this unfoldedanette you have video and it's hard to imagine what he was thinking. >> reporter: yeah, it's also hard to imagine what could have been going on inside of the cab of this truck as the driver traveled more than 3 miles with this behind him, 50 feet, more than 50 feet of debris attached to the back of the truck, even the back door was pulled off and this driver went across intersections and through narrow roads as witnesses watched in shock and confusion. take a look at this viewer video here. it was shot at 21st and christian streets showing this truck as the driver traveled more than 3 miles with the entire roof dragging behind it. that loud sound of the metal scraping the asphalt waking up dozens of people in the process. now, the second viewer runs -- is running as the person is going alongside the truck while recording. police say this all started around 10 o'clock last night at 12th and callowhill streets when the driver crashed into this overpass which peeled off the roof of the tr

ann reed sot "when you have someone be that deceptive to take advantage of you right on the heels ofus it is particularly insulting."owner ann reeds tells kron 4 , since the north bay fires in october the store has sold about 100 rvs to fire victims at wholesale prices. as a way to help their sonoma county neighbors devastated by the destruction. so when a person placed an order over the phone in late january for several of these thousand dollar generators, cables and oil cans claiming they were for food trucks used to raise money for fire victims, the small business was happy to accommodate. sot they needed 8 of these generators to power their food trucks logical makes senseat the time, nothing seemed suspicious when the caller used two credit card numbers. rick springer sot we did everything the way we were supposed to be the credit cards ran throughnow, months later the credit card companies have declined the transactions. because the cards used, were stolen from fire victims.leaving reeds out thousands of dollars and questioning the good in people. sot it is the lowest of low i t

position of that's also going to be the case when it comes to china remains to be seen at least walter reed seems to be very skeptical that in the end everything will play out well i mean the blue chips are down by more than seven hundred points a drop of almost three percent so it is pretty likely that something will happen and by the way we also got from the democratic senator chuck schumer some comments that in this case he actually applauds the us presidents or obviously also politically there is some backing or some back up of four of those announcement that donald trump made here on thursday in regards to china so there's certainly a lot of uncertainty and but it doesn't really sound like there's going to be a nice and peaceful way out of it at least at this point a polarizing decision yet again thank you very much and carter will of a story with you to france now where travelers are facing a new wave of strikes that is hitting the country's most high speed and regional trains were canceled on thursday unions are responding to president calls labor market reform to make things worse a